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- Page 1 Composition Touch (R 340G) Radio Composition Touch (R 340G): Radio Stand: 06.01.2017 | BAN - OP: XXXXXX Englisch: 04.2017 Artikel-Nr.: 181.5L6.R34.20...
- Page 2 Description of symbols Refers to a section within a chapter which → contains important information and safety Cross reference to information about possi- → notes. Such reference must always be ble damage to your vehicle within the same observed.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents About this manual Introduction Before using the unit for the first time Other applicable documents Overview of the convenience consumers Safety recommendations Instructions for use Device overview Selector button SD card slot Basic command information App-Connect Overall information and safety guidelines App-Connect settings Apple CarPlay™... -
Page 4: About This Manual
Directions and positionssuch as left, right, front – and rear are normally relative to the vehicle's di- rection of travel, unless otherwise indicated. Illustrations assist with orientation and should be – regarded as schematic representations. Composition Touch (R 340G) -
Page 5: Introduction
Introduction The radio may be factory equipped with the fol- lowing components , in part as optional equip- ment: Before using the unit for the Cable connections to the external multimedia units. first time Wireless connection for external multimedia de- vices. - Page 6 In explosion prone places, turn mobile tele- ing a data storage unit . phones off! ● Insert only adequate data storage units into the respective media reading units. ● Excessive pressure could break the SD card slot lock. Composition Touch (R 340G)
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Page 7: Instructions For Use
– Upon changing the settings, displays may vary NOTICE and the unit may behave in a partially different Foreign matter and liquids adhering to a data way from the described in this manual. storage device may damage the media reading –... - Page 8 – In media mode, turn to open the playlist page 19. → – Turn to select menu options in long lists and press to access the selected entry (e.g. selecting a station from a list of stations). Composition Touch (R 340G)
- Page 9 If the vehicle battery has been disconnected, Rotary and push knob switch the ignition on before switching the unit Rotary/push knobs The rotary and push button Fig. 1 is re- → ferred to as volume control or on/off button. Radio buttons The right turn and push button Fig.
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Page 10: Selector Button
Touch to open a different menu. Gently press to move the target over the display in a single move. Composition Touch (R 340G) - Page 11 Function surfaces and displays: action and ef- Selecting and accessing list entries with the fect control button OR: touch the desired display position Turn the control button to sequentially select to move the target to such position. list entries through a checkbox and search the list.
- Page 12 Touch to switch between upper case and lower case, as well as numbers and special characters. Touch to insert a blank space. Touch to apply the introduction line suggestion and close the entry mask. Composition Touch (R 340G)
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Page 13: App-Connect
App-Connect ● Protect the mobile device with its applica- tions from misuse. Overall information and safety ● Never alter the applications. guidelines ● Follow the owner's manual of the mobile de- vice. Introduction NOTICE Mobile devices must always be turned off in lo- The following interfaces are available in the App- cations where their use is not allowed. -
Page 14: App-Connect Settings
– The conditions for use of the Apple CarPlay™ line shops/sites. must be met page 12. → – Press the button. MENU Composition Touch (R 340G) -
Page 15: Android Auto
Android Auto™ – Touch the function surface. App-Connect – Select your connected mobile device pressing on the corresponding icon. Android Auto™ Menu Disconnect connection – During operation of the Apple CarPlay™, touch function surface Fig. 7 to access App-Con- → nect from the main menu. -
Page 16: Mirror Link
– The conditions for use of MirrorLink™ must be page 14. → – Press the button. MENU – Touch the function surface. App-Connect – Select your connected mobile device pressing on the corresponding icon. Composition Touch (R 340G) -
Page 17: Audio Operation
Audio operation Possible function surfaces and displays Function / display surfaces: effect / meaning Radio operation (RADIO) Returns to the App-Connect dis- play Fig. 5. The MirrorLink™ → connection can be broken off on Introduction the display. Touch to close open applications. Then touch the applications that Follow the national rules and legal provisions are to be closed or touch the... - Page 18 → area Fig. 14 , from right to → group Station buttons to store stations left or from left to right. page 16. → Update the frequency band station list (AM) page 17. → Composition Touch (R 340G)
- Page 19 Station button functions Fig. 14 Function button areas and respective meaning → on the main menu RADIO Fig. 15 → The station buttons are dis- Fig. → played in groups of respectively stations. Arrow button settings 5 function surfaces ( in the Settings (FM, AM) , and page 19 menu.
- Page 20 By selecting the SCAN function, all stations avail- Set glare, contrast and brightness. able in the current frequency band are played for approximately 5 seconds. Fig. 17 will be SCAN → displayed on the screen. Park Pilot display. Composition Touch (R 340G)
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Page 21: Media Mode
Functions Function surface: effect Camera display. : automatic SCAN. By selecting the SCAN Scan function, all stations available in the current fre- quency band are played for approximately 5 Shutting down the rear view camera seconds page 18. and the Park Pilot →... - Page 22 MEDIA main menu Fig. 20 MEDIA main menu. Fig. 19 Possible structure of a data storage unit. In the Media settings menu, the function must be activated page 22. Mix/Repeat, including subfolder → Composition Touch (R 340G)
- Page 23 Different media sources can be selected and MEDIA main menu symbols and displays played through the MEDIA main menu. Display: meaning – Press the button to open the MEDIA MEDIA Display of track information (ID3 tag text main menu Fig. →...
- Page 24 : External Media Player connec- press the function area OR turn the selector BT Audio ® button. The track about to be played back is ted via Bluetooth page 25. → highlighted. Depending on the source. Composition Touch (R 340G)
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Page 25: Wired Or Wireless Connections
During playback of the SD card, some function Function button and effect: keys are available at the bottom of the display. Touch the function surface to open the The active buttons are highlighted. upper media source folder. The name of ... - Page 26 USB-Hubs (USB distribu- 12 V power outlet. tors)! Read and follow the external audio source Refer to the external data storage unit manufacturers operating instructions. manufacturer's operating manual. Composition Touch (R 340G)
- Page 27 back or other audio sources. In addition a display Connecting external audio sources of the track or a track change is possible through ® via Bluetooth via the device. ® Connecting an audio source via Bluetooth Due to the wide variety of Bluetooth audio sources, some of the functions described ®...
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Page 28: Phone Controls (Phone) Introduction To Phone Controls
Mobile phones can cause interference when cal authorities. positioned nearby heart pacemakers. ● Keep a minimum distance of 20 centimetres between the mobile phone's antenna and the heart pacemaker, since the former may interfere with the latter. Composition Touch (R 340G) - Page 29 When connecting phone controls to a de- ® Bluetooth ® vice via Bluetooth technology, refer to the respective Operating manual for additional safety Please refer to at the start of the information. Use only with products that support chapter on page 26. ®...
- Page 30 If the PIN code matches, it must be sion unit remains active after switching off confirmed in both devices. phone controls. Switching of the mobile phone may be required. Composition Touch (R 340G)
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Page 31: Phone Control Description
Phone control description PHONE main menu Please refer to at the start of the chapter Introduction on page 29. Some features and settings are only available while the vehicle is stationary and are not sup- ported by all mobile phone brands. The range of possible settings depends on the country, unit, and the vehicle's equipment speci- fications. - Page 32 Fig. 23 During a phone call. When a connection with the dialled phone num- ber has been established, the PHONE main menu display switches to Phone call Fig. → Composition Touch (R 340G)
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Page 33: Settings
Possible functions Enter phone number menu Enter the first letter of the Please refer to at the start of the chapter contact name via the keypad. on page 29. Possible entries are shown in Select contact the contact list. from the list Search the contact list and touch the desired contact to... - Page 34 phone control. Call list availability varies depending on the mobile phone used. Depending on the unit model, only contacts stored in the phone memory are loaded. Composition Touch (R 340G)
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Page 35: Settings
Possible functions Favourites (speed dial buttons) Favourite entries can be de- Please refer to at the start of the chapter leted in the User profile settings Delete favourite on page 29. menu, under the Manage favour- ites option page 34. →... -
Page 36: Settings
Please refer to at the start of the chapter on page 29. Open the User profile settings menu In the PHONE main menu, touch the func- tion surface. Then, touch the function surface. User profile Composition Touch (R 340G) -
Page 37: Settings
Settings Function button: effect : the actions are performed Authorize through an application without further Menu and System SETUP) confirmation. settings : remove the desired data storage Safe removal unit from the system. The function surface is disabled after the data storage unit is success- Open the System settings menu fully removed. - Page 38 If the external audio source connected has dis- torted or very high volume, lower the output volume in the external audio source. If this pro- cedure is not sufficient, set the on volume to Me- dium or Low. Composition Touch (R 340G)
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Page 39: Abbreviations
Abbreviations Abbreviation Definition ® A2DP Audio transmission technology via Bluetooth common in many manufacturers (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile). Amplitude modulation (medium wave, MW). AUX-IN Auxiliary audio input. ® AVRCP Audio source remote control technology via Bluetooth common in many manufacturers (Audio Video Remote Control Profile). -
Page 40: Index
Bluetooth audio Checkboxes USB connection Clean the display External data carrier USB connection Connection without wires with wires Fader Control Favourites (speed dial buttons) apps 15, 37 Control basic information Frequency band RADIO change 7, 15 Composition Touch (R 340G) - Page 41 Playlists select 7, 15 Repeat function SD card Function surfaces select data storage unit controls Select track MEDIA main menu Settings Mirror Link™ symbols and displays PHONE main menu track information RADIO main menu Media sources AUX-IN memory cards Ignition turned off select Post-operation (Timeout) Memory card...
- Page 42 Station buttons symbols and displays Symbol entry mask RÁDIO indications and symbols Radio buttons Text entry Radio stations see Controls pre-tuning Timeout Random playback (Mix) Time setting Rear view camera Composition Touch (R 340G)
- Page 43 Track list Turn off radio Turn on see FM Unit code see Anti-theft coding connecting an external data carrier iPad controls iPhone controls iPod controls USB connection disconnect the connection unreadable User profile settings Voice command Android Auto™ Apple CarPlay™ Volume AUX-IN Bluetooth audio...
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