Vauxhall Combo Infotainment Manual page 19

18 Introduction
During a traffic announcement,
temporarily adjust the volume level by
turning the ON/OFF rotary knob.
If the volume is adjusted during a
traffic announcement, the new
volume level (shown on the display)
will only be kept at this level while the
announcement is in progress. The
volume will then revert back to the
level prior to the announcement.
Emergency announcements
During an emergency
announcement, the volume will be
automatically adjusted in the same
way as the TA function.
This function is activated
automatically and cannot be
deactivated.
Mute / pause
Press the ON/OFF rotary knob briefly
to mute/pause.
The following will be shown on the
display, depending on the audio
source:
■ Pause: CD player, Media player
■ Mute: Radio
Notice
The audio source cannot be
changed while the current audio
source is on mute / pause.
To switch the mute/pause function
off, press the ON/OFF rotary knob
briefly again.
If the ON/OFF rotary knob is adjusted
while in mute/pause mode, the mute/
pause function will be overridden.
If an emergency / traffic
announcement is broadcast with the
mute/pause function on, the mute/
pause function will be overridden, and
will be resumed at the end of the
announcement.
CD 50 with multimedia
Turn the rotary knob on the
Infotainment system to adjust the
volume for the CD, Radio and Media
player modes. Alternatively, for
vehicles equipped with the Handsfree
system, you may also adjust the
volume level by pressing the < or ]
buttons on the steering wheel.
Speed volume adjustment
The Speed volume adjustment
function allows the volume level to be
adjusted automatically depending on
the speed of the vehicle, increasing it
as the speed increases to maintain
the same balance with the noise level
inside the passenger compartment.
To activate the function using the
buttons on the Infotainment system,
select the following:
■ MENU: Press
■ R / S: Scroll up/down to display
the Speed volume function
■ _ / 6: Press to select one of the
following options:
Off: function deactivated
Low: function activated (low
setting)
High: function activated (high
setting)