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Traffic information
(TA mode)
Principle
of operation
of TA mode
When
the
system
is in
TA
mode,
listening
to
a cassette is interrupted or gives way to the
broadcasting
of
traffic
information
messages
which have priority.
While a message is being
broadcast:
-
The cassette
player
is on standby
- The
TRAFFIC
and
[station
name]
details
are displayed alternately
-
All
the
radio
buttons
are
de-activated
-
The volume
can
be adjusted.
After
the traffic
message the volume
will
return
to its previ-
ous
level.
At
the end of the message,
playing of the
cassette is resumed.
Modifications
to the
operation
of the
system
in TA mode
The automatic
search
for a
station
is limited
to stations able to
broadcast
traffic informa-
tion,
The Autostore function gives priority to
sta-
tions able to broadcast traffic information.
Switching
on TA mode
Select
an
FM
waveband.
Briefly
press the
TAJAF button
(21).
The
TA
indicator light on the display comes
on.
Operation of the system in
TA
mode is pos-
sible only if the radio is tuned to a station able
to
broadcast
traffic information. Tuning to one
of
these stations is indicated by lighting
of
the
TP
indicator
light on
the display.
Tuning to a station
not able to
broadcast
traffic
information
is indicated
by bleeps
denoting an
error.
In
this case, carry
out an
automatic
search for
another
station
until
the
TP
indicator light
comes on.
If
the
system
cannot tune to
a
station able to
broadcast
traffic
information,
the search does
not cease.
It
is advisable in this case to switch
off the
TA
mode.
Interrupting
a traffic information
message
Briefly
press
button
TA/AF (21)
to
interrupt
(for
example,
in
the case
of
messages
repeated too often).
The
TA
function
remains
selected
("TA"
remains displayed). Listening to the cassette
resumes
until
the
next
message.
The interruption
of
a message occurs
auto-
matically
when reception is too weak.
Switching
off the TA mode
Briefly
press the
TAJAF
button (21)
between
messages.
"TA", previously
displayed,
disappears.
It is
now possible
to tune to any
FM
station.
Cassette play will no longer be interrupted.
Traffic information
(fON
mode)
fON
(Enhanced
Other
Networks) is
an
RDS
service
which
gr.oups programmes
(with
or
without
traffic
information)
in a common
network.
If you are tuned to a
station
in this network
which does
not broadcast
traffic
information,
fON
allows
you to receive
this type
of
message from
another
station
in
the
network.
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Tuning the radio to any station
in
this network
is
indicated
by
"EON".
This
service
is only available
when
the radio
is
in
TA mode.
While
listening
to a message broadcast
from
an
fON
station,
the name of the station is
displayed.
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