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TRAFFIC INFORMATION
function
Some stations on the FM band (FM1, FM2
and FMA) can transmit information about
traffic conditions. In this case the letters "TA"
will appear in the display.
Proceed as follows to switch the TA function
on/off:
❍ press the MENU button and select "Traf-
fic Info";
❍ press the ¯ / ˙ buttons to turn the
function on/off.
If the TA function is activated, "TA" will light
up in the display.
IMPORTANT if the TA function is activated
with an audio source other than Tuner (Ra-
dio) (CD, MP3, Telephone or Mute/Pause),
the radio can carry out an automatic search
and therefore it is possible, when reactivat-
ing the Tuner (Radio) source, that the fre-
quency tuned into will be different from the
one set previously.
FUNCTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS
It is possible, with the TA function, to:
❍ search for RDS stations only that broad-
cast on the FM band enabled to trans-
mit traffic information;
❍ riceive traffic information even if the CD
player is working;
❍ riceive traffic information at a minimum
preset volume even with the radio vol-
ume zeroed.
IMPORTANT In some countries there are ra-
dio stations that do not broadcast traffic in-
formation even with the TP function acti-
vated ("TP" on the display).
If the radio is working on the AM band,
when the TA function is activated it will
switch to the last station tuned into onto the
FM1 band.
The volume at which the traffic update is
transmitted depends on the reception vol-
ume:
❍ listening volume less than 5: traffic up-
date volume equal to 5 (fixed value);
❍ listening volume more than 5: traffic up-
date volume +1 compared with listen-
ing volume.
If the volume is changed during a traffic up-
date, the level will not be shown on the dis-
play; the new level will be maintained on-
ly during the update.
The display will show the words TRAFFIC
INFORMATION whilst a traffic update is be-
ing received.
The TA function can be interrupted by
pressing any of the radio buttons.
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