Alfa Romeo A0B0364b User manual

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A0B0364b
A0B0365b
SOUND SYSTEM WITH CASSETTE PLAYER
SOUND SYSTEM WITH COMPACT DISC PLAYER

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INTRODUCTION ............................ 4
ADVICE ............................................... 4
– Road safety .......................................... 4
– Reception conditions .............................. 4
– Care and maintenance ........................... 4
– Cassettes ............................................. 5
– Compact Disc ........................................ 5
– Notes on Compact Discs ......................... 6
SOUND SYSTEM WITH
CASSETTE PLAYER
GENERAL...................................................... 8
ANTITHEFT PROTECTION ................................. 9
GLOSSARY.................................................... 10
CONTROLS ON FRONT PANEL .......................... 13
CONTROLS ON STEERING WHEEL..................... 14
FUNCTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS...................... 15
TELEPHONE PROVISION.................................. 19
RADIO.......................................................... 19
MENU.......................................................... 27
CASSETTE PLAYER.......................................... 29
CD-CHANGER - CDC MODE............................... 32
TECHNICAL INFORMATION............................... 38
SOUND SYSTEM WITH
COMPACT DISC PLAYER
GENERAL...................................................... 40
CAUTIONS .................................................... 41
ANTITHEFT PROTECTION ................................. 41
GLOSSARY.................................................... 42
CONTROLS ON FRONT PANEL .......................... 45
CONTROLS ON STEERING WHEEL..................... 46
FUNCTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS...................... 47
TELEPHONE PROVISION.................................. 51
RADIO.......................................................... 51
MENU.......................................................... 59
COMPACT DISC PLAYER .................................. 63
CD-CHANGER - CDC MODE............................... 67
TECHNICAL INFORMATION............................... 73
HI-FI BOSE SOUND SYSTEM............................ 73

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INTRODUCTION
The fixed radio, fitted with cassette play-
er (radio with cassette player) or with Com-
pact Disc player and parametric sound equal-
izer (radio with Compact Disc player), has
been designed to suit the specific charac-
teristics of the passenger compartment, with
a personalised design that matches the style
of the dashboard.
The radio is installed in a user-friendly po-
sition for the driver and passenger and the
graphics on the front panel make location
of the controls quick, facilitating use.
The CD-Changer, if present, is housed in
the right-hand side of the boot.
To increase security against theft, the set
is fitted with a protection system which
makes its use possible only on the car on
which it was originally installed.
The instructions for use are given below
which you are advised to read carefully. The
instructions also include how to control the
CD-Changer through the radio. For the in-
structions for use of the CD-Changer, refer
to the specific manual.
ADVICE
Road safety
You are advised to learn how to use the
various radio functions (e.g.: storing stations)
before starting to drive.
Reception conditions
Reception conditions change constantly
when travelling. Reception may be disturbed
by the presence of mountains, buildings or
bridges particular if far away from the broad-
casting transmitter.
WARNING During the reception of traf-
fic information, the volume may be higher
than normal.
Care and maintenance
The radio is made in such a way that it
does not require particular maintenance. In
the event of a failure, contact Alfa Romeo
Authorised Services.
To clean the front panel only use a soft,
antistatic cloth. Cleaning and polishing prod-
ucts might spoil the surface.
Too high a volume when
driving can put the driver’s
life at risk and that of other peo-
ple. Therefore the volume should
always be adjusted in such a way
that it is always possible to hear
the noises of the surrounding en-
vironment (e.g.: horns, ambulance,
police sirens, etc.).
WARNING

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Cassettes
To obtain optimum playing conditions we
give the following advice:
– do not use poor quality cassettes, with
distortions or labels detached;
– never leave the cassette in the radio
when not in use;
– never insert other objects in the cassette
slot;
– do not expose cassettes to the sun or
high temperatures;
– put cassettes back in their boxes after
use;
– over time, dirt on the playing head
caused by tapes may reduce the high notes
when playing. You are therefore advised to
clean the head routinely using a special
cleaner taper of the non abrasive type;
– preferably use C-60 cassettes and in any
case no longer than C-90 to ensure the best
playing conditions;
– avoid inserting cassettes with damaged
tapes in the radio, especially if using C-90
cassettes, as the tape might come out and
get stuck;
– do not lubricate the cassette mecha-
nism;
– do not touch the player head with mag-
netic or hard objects.
Compact Discs
Remember that dirt, marks or distortion on
Compact Disc can cause skipping. For top
performance conditions, we give the fol-
lowing advice:
– Only use Compact Discs which have the
following brand:
– Carefully clean all Compact Discs of fin-
gerprints and dust using a soft cloth. Sup-
port Compact Discs from the outer circum-
ference and clean from the centre outwards.
– After use, put Compact Discs back in
their container, to avoid marks or scratches
that may cause skipping when playing.
– Do not expose Compact Discs to direct
sunlight, high temperatures or damp for pro-
longed lengths of time to prevent them from
bending.
– Do not stick labels or write on the record-
ed surface of Compact Discs.
To remove a Compact Disc from its con-
tainer, press the centre and raise the disc
carefully, holding it by the outer circumfer-
ence.
Proper way to hold
the compact disc
Removing the disc
– Never use chemical products for clean-
ing (e.g. spray cans, antistatic or thinners)
as they might damage the surface of Com-
pact Discs.
Always hold Compact Discs by the outer
circumference. Never touch the surface.

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New discs may be rough around the edges.
When these discs are used, the player might
not work or the sound might skip. To remove
the roughness from the edge of the disc use
a ball-point pent, etc.
To remove fingerprints and dust, use a soft
cloth starting from the centre of the Com-
pact Disc outwards.
No
Ball-point pen
Roughness
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WARNING Do not use the protective
sheets for CD in commerce or discs with sta-
bilisers, etc. as they might get stuck in the
internal mechanism and damage the disc.
WARNING If the CD is copy-protected,
the system may need few seconds before
starting to play it.
Notes on Compact Discs
Do not stick labels on the surface of the
Compact Disc or write on the surface with
pens or pencils.
Do not use solvents like stain removers,
antistatic sprays or thinners in commerce for
cleaning Compact Discs.
No
No
Do not expose Compact Discs to direct sun-
light or any source of heat.
No
Do not use highly scratched, cracked, or
distorted discs, etc. The use of these discs
will involve malfunctioning or damage to the
player.
To obtain the best sound quality, use orig-
inal CD supports. Correct operation is not en-
sured if not correctly written CD-R/RW sup-
ports and/or with capacity higher than 650
MB are used.

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Compact Disc section
(when the CD-Changer is fitted)
– Disc selection (disc no.)
– Track select (forward/backward)
– Fast forward/backward
– Repeat function (repetition of last piece)
– Scan function (scanning the tracks on
the Compact Disc)
– Mix function (random playing of tracks).
Cassette section
– Autoreverse
– Tape fast forward/rewind
– CrO2tape equalizing
– MSS function (automatic search for
last/next track)
– Repeat function (repetition of last piece)
– Scan function (scan of tracks on tape)
– DOLBY B (noise reduction circuit) (*)
– Powered cassette loading and eject.
(*) The DOLBY reduction circuit is made under
the licence of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Cor-
poration. DOLBY and the
M symbol with dou-
ble D are patented brands of Dolby Laboratories
Licensing Corporation. For installation and con-
nection of the CD-Changer
apply only to Alfa Romeo
Authorised Services.
GENERAL
The set possesses the following functions:
Radio section
– PLL tuning with FM/MW/LW frequen-
cy bands
– RDS (Radio Data System) with TA (traf-
fic information) - PTY (Program Type) - EON
(Enhanced Other Network) - REG (Regional
Programmes) functions
– Alternative frequency search selection in
RDS mode (AF function)
– Emergency alarm reception provision
– Automatic/manual station tuning
– Manual storage of 30 stations: 18 in
the FM band (6 in FM1, 6 in FM2, 6 in
FMT), 6 in the MW band and 6 in the LW
band
– Automatic storage (Autostore function)
of 6 stations in FM band
– SENS DX/LO function (sensitivity ad-
justing in searching radio stations)
– Scan Function (scanning stored stations)
– Automatic Stereo/Mono switching.

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ANTITHEFT PROTECTION
The radio is fitted with an antitheft pro-
tection system based on the entry of the se-
cret code associated to each set. During the
code entry procedure the display shows the
word “CODE”. The set will not work until
the correct code is entered.
This way the protection system makes the
radio unusable after removal from the dash-
board in the case of theft.
Sound section
– Pause function
– Loudness function
– Soft Mute function
– Separate bass/treble adjustment
– Right/left and front/rear channel bal-
ancing.
Entering the secret code
Entry of the secret code is required to al-
low the radio to work each time it is con-
nected to the car electric system.
Connecting the radio to the car supply, the
display shows the word “CODE” for about
2 seconds, followed by four dashes “- - -
-”.
The secret code comprises four figures from
1 to 6, each corresponding to one of the
dashes.
To enter the first digit of the code, press
the corresponding button of the preset sta-
tions (from 1 to 6). Enter the other code
digits in the same way.
If the four figures are not entered within
20 seconds, the display shows the word
“CODE” for 2 seconds and then four dash-
es “- - - -”. This is not to be considered
as an incorrect code entry.
On multimedia CDs in addi-
tion to sound tracks also
data tracks are recorded. Playing
one of these CDs may cause rustling
and such a volume as to compro-
mise road safety, as well as caus-
ing damage to the final stages and
speakers.
WARNING

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Bass
This function adjusts the bass tones.
Blank skip
Function that activates tape fast forward
in the lack of a signal. This way the wait-
ing times between one piece of music and
another and at the end of the tape are re-
duced.
CD-Changer
Multiple Compact Disc player.
Dolby B
Tape noise limiting device produced un-
der licence of “Dolby Laboratories Licensing
Corporation”.
EON (Enhanced Other Network)
Function that allows the radio to tune au-
tomatically on a different station that the
one being listened to which broadcasts traf-
fic information.
After entering the fourth digit (within 20
seconds), the radio starts working.
If a wrong code is entered, the radio
sounds a beep, the display shows the word
“CODE” for 2 seconds and then four dash-
es “- - - -” to warn the user that it is nec-
essary to enter the correct code.
Every time the user enters a wrong code,
the waiting time increases gradually (1 min,
2 min, 4 min, 8 min, 16 min, 30 min, 1h,
2h, 4h, 8h, 16h, 24h) until reaching a max-
imum of 24 hours.
The waiting time will be shown on the dis-
play with the word “WAIT”. When this
goes off it is possible to start the new code
entry procedure.
Code Card
This the document that certifies possession
of the radio. The Code Card contains the ra-
dio model, serial number and secret code.
WARNING Keep the Code Card careful-
ly to be able to give the related data to the
competent authorities in the event of theft.
GLOSSARY
AF (Alternative Frequency)
Function that allows the radio to stay tuned
on the FM station selected also passing
through areas served by transmitters with
different frequencies.
In fact the RDS system keeps the intensi-
ty and quality of the signal received under
control, automatically switching tuning on
the frequency of the transmitter that is send-
ing the strongest signal.
Autoreverse
Function that makes it possible to listen to
both sides of the tape without having to turn
the cassette over.
Autostore/Travelstore
Function with which it is possible to store
automatically radio stations.
Balance (Channel balancing)
Function with which it is possible to ap-
propriately adjust the sound from the right
or left speakers.

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Fader
Function with which it is possible to ap-
propriately adjust the sound from the front
or rear speakers.
Hicut (Treble reduction)
Function with which it is possible to reduce
the treble tones, in accordance with the sig-
nal transmitted.
Distant/Local (Sens Dx/Loc)
These are two levels of reception sensitiv-
ity.
1) Distant (maximum sensitivity), which
makes it possible to tune all the stations that
can be received.
2) Local (minimum sensitivity), which
makes it possible to tune only those stations
with sufficiently strong signals, such as for
example local stations.
Loudness
Function that automatically emphasises
the bass and treble tones when listening, at
low level. It is cut off with the volume set
to the maximum.
Mix
This function is used to randomly select a
Compact Disc among those present in the
loader and all the tracks on this Compact
Disc are played in random sequence.
MSS (Previous/next track
search)
With this function it is possible to listen to
the next or previous track or cassette.
Mute
Function which, if activated, brings the vol-
ume to zero. Press the button again to re-
store volume.
Presettings
Number of radio stations that can be stored
manually or automatically.
PTY (Program Type)
This function allows the presetting of a cat-
egory of programmes such as for instance,
news bulletins, music, sport, etc. The set au-
tomatically gives priority to the type of pro-
gramme selected when transmission starts,
interrupting the one in progress.
RM (Radio Monitor)
This function makes it possible to listen
to the radio during fast tape rewind.

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RDS (Radio Data System)
This is radiophonic information system
which uses the 57 kHz subcarrier of normal
FM broadcasts.
With this function it is possible to receive
different types of information such as traf-
fic bulletins, station names, alternative fre-
quencies or special programmes selected
through the PTY function.
REG (Regional transmission
reception function)
Function with which it is possible to tune
only to local (regional) stations.
Repeat (Track repeat)
Function with which it is possible to con-
tinuously listen to the last track played on
the Compact Disc.
Scan
Function with which it is possible to listen
for a few seconds to all the radio stations
stored, or the beginning of all the tracks con-
tained on a cassette or Compact Disc.
Scrolling
Function with which it is possible to receive
different programmes in the same network
(in the FM band only).
Sharx
Function used to reduce interference in FM.
PLL tuning
Digital tuning with Phase Lock Loop circuit
to obtain the best radio channel tuning.
Soft Mute
Function that gradually highers and low-
ers the volume when Mute is turned on or
off.
Sound Flavour
A function that sets the best equalizing pos-
sible depending on the type of music se-
lected (Classic, Jazz, Rock, etc).
TA (Traffic information)
Function with which it is possible to receive
the traffic information broadcast by the sta-
tions enabled, also when tuned to another
station or listening to a cassette, CD or dur-
ing a phone call.
Treble
This adjusts the treble tones.

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CONTROLS ON FRONT PANEL
(fig. 1)
1. AF-TA Function select button:
– AF (alternative frequen-
cies)
– TA (traffic information)
2. PTY Function select button:
– RDS PTY (type of RDS
programme)
– Choice of the subject of
PTY transmission in EON
mode (Enhanced Other
Network)
3.
¯˙ Autoreverse function select
key
4. Cassette compartment
5.
˚ Eject button
6. SRC-SC Radio - Cassette - CD-Chang-
er and Scan (listening to sta-
tions in sequence) operating
mode select key)
7. BN-AS Radio frequency range select
function (FM1, FM2, FMT,
MW, LW) - Autostore
8.
▲ Sound and Menu functions
select key and automatic sta-
tion search
9. ˙˙ Selected Sound and Menu
adjustment and manual sta-
tion search key
10. ▼ Sound and Menu function
and automatic station
search key
11. MENU-PS Menu functions and
Scan function key (lis-
tening in sequence to
stored stations)
12. ¯¯ Selected Sound and Menu
functions adjustment and
manual station search
13. 6 Function select key:
– Call station no. 6
– Storing station no. 6
14. 5-MIX Function select key:
– Call station no. 5
– Storing station no. 5
– Random CD playing
15. 4-RPT Function select key:
– Call station no. 4
– Storing station no. 4
– Continuous CD playing
16. 3-II Function select key:
– Call station no. 3
– Storing station no. 3
– CC/CD playing pause
17. 2- M Function select key:
– Call station no. 2
– Storing station no. 2
– DOLBY B (noise reduction
circuit)

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18. 1 Function select key:
– Call station no. 1
– Storing station no. 1
19. AUD-LD Sound function select key:
bass, treble, right/left and
front/rear balancing and
Loudness
20. VOL- Volume reduction button
21. ON-
z Function select key:
– Set on/off
– Mute on/off
22. VOL+ Listening volume increase
button
5. Multifunction button:
– Radio: call preset stations (from 1 to
6)
– Cassette player: searching next track
(MSS function)
– CD-Changer: selecting next track
6. Multifunction button:
– Radio: call preset stations (from 6
to 1)
– Cassette player: search previous track
(MSS function)
– CD-Changer: select previous track.
CONTROLS ON STEERING
WHEEL (fig. 2)
The main radio function controls are re-
peated on the steering wheel, to allow eas-
ier control.
1. Volume increase button
2. Volume decrease button
3. Mute function button
4. Radio frequency range select button
(FM1, FM2, FMT, MW, LW) and available
listening sources (Radio - Cassette - CD-
Changer)
fig. 2
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Volume adjustment
and Mute function buttons
The buttons for volume adjustment (1)
and (2) and for turning Mute on/off (3)
work in the same way as the corresponding
buttons on the radio.
Radio frequency and sound
source select button
To cyclically select the radio frequencies
and sound sources, briefly and repeatedly
press button (4).
The frequencies/sources available are:
FM1, FM2, FMT, MW, LW, CC*, CD**.
(*) Only if the cassette is inserted
(**) Only if the CD-Changer is connected
Multifunction buttons (5) and (6)
The multifunction buttons (5) and (6) call
the preset radio stations, seek the next/pre-
vious piece when listening to a cassette
(MSS function) or select the next/previous
piece when listening to a Compact Disc.
Press button (5) to choose stations from
1 to 6 or to listen to the next track on a cas-
sette or CD.
Press button (6) to choose stations from
6 to 1 or to listen to the previous track on
a cassette or CD.
FUNCTIONS AND
ADJUSTMENTS (fig. 1)
Switching on
The set is switched on pressing the “ON”
button (21). If the radio was on before the
engine was turned off, it will turn on again
automatically the next time the engine is
started.
If the radio is turned on with the ignition
key at STOP, it will turn off automatically
after about 20 minutes.
With the ignition key at MAR the “ON”
button is always lit to facilitate turning on
the radio.
When the radio is turned on again it will
resume with the same settings that were
working before turning off, with the excep-
tion of the volume which, if it was set to
above 20, it is activated at 20.

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Turning the radio off
To turn the radio off press the “ON” but-
ton (21).
If the ignition key is turned to STOP when
the radio is on, it will turn off automatical-
ly and turn on again the next time the ig-
nition key is turned to MAR, keeping the
same settings except for the volume level
which, if set to over 30, will anyway be
brought to 30.
Selecting Radio/Cassette/
CD-Changer functions
Briefly and repeatedly pressing the “SRC”
button (6) it is possible to select the fol-
lowing functions in sequence:
– TUNER (Radio)
– CASSETTE (only if the cassette is insert-
ed)
– CHANGER (only if the CD-Changer is con-
nected).
After each change of the listening source,
for about 2.5 seconds, the display shows
the function selected: TUNER (Radio),
CASSETTE (Cassette tape), CHANGER
(CD-Changer).
The functions that cannot be selected (e.g.
“CASSETTE” when the cassette is not in-
serted) are automatically disabled. If the
cassette is not inserted and the CD-Chang-
er is not connected, pressing the “SRC” but-
ton (6) the display shows the word
“TUNER” (Radio) for about 2.5 seconds.
WARNING If the radio is being heard
with a cassette inserted and the CD-Chang-
er connected, pressing the “SRC” button
(6) selects the last function used (either
Cassette or CD-Changer).
Pause function
If while listening to a cassette or Compact
Disc another function is selected (e.g. the
radio), playing is stopped and when the cas-
sette or Compact Disc mode is resumed, it
starts again from the point in which it was
stopped.
If while listening to the radio another func-
tion is selected, when the Radio mode is
resumed, it is tuned to the last station se-
lected.

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Volume adjustment
Press the “VOL+” button (22) to in-
crease the volume or “VOL-” (20) to low-
er it.
Pressing the button briefly the change is
gradual by steps. Pressing longer, the
change is fast. For a few seconds the dis-
play shows the wording “VOL” and the vol-
ume level (from 0 to 66).
If the volume level is changed during the
broadcast of a traffic bulletin or during use
of the phone (if the voice feature is in-
stalled), the new setting is maintained on-
ly until the end of the bulletin or phone call.
Mute function (turning off
the volume completely)
To switch on the Mute function, briefly
press (less than 1 second) the “
z ” but-
ton (21). Volume will gradually lower (Soft
Mute function) and the display will show the
function selected and the word “MUTE”.
To switch off the Mute function again press
the “
z ” button briefly again (21). The vol-
ume will gradually become louder (Soft
Mute function) returning to the value set be-
fore switching on the Mute function.
The Mute function is also switched off
pressing one of the volume adjustment but-
tons “VOL+” (22) or “VOL-” (20): in
this case the volume is changed directly.
With the Mute function on, all the other
functions can be used and if a traffic bul-
letin arrives with the TA function on or an
emergency alarm is received, the message
ignores the Mute function.
Soft Mute function
When the Mute function is turned on or
off, the volume lowers or increases gradu-
ally (Soft Mute function). The Soft Mute
function is also activated when one of the
six preselection buttons, the “BN” button
(7) or the “ON” button (21) is pressed.

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Tone adjustment
Proceed as follows:
– briefly and repeatedly press the “AUD”
button (19) until the display shows
“BASS” or “TREBLE”
– press “
▲ ” (8) to increase the basses
or trebles or “ ▼ ” (10) to decrease them.
Pressing the buttons briefly the change is
gradual by steps.
Pressing longer, changing is faster.
For a few seconds the display shows the
levels of the basses/trebles (from -6 to +6).
After about 5 seconds from the last ad-
justment the display returns to the main ra-
dio screen.
Balance adjustment
Proceed as follows:
– briefly and repeatedly press the “AUD”
button (19) until the display shows “BAL-
ANCE” (select Balancing function)
– press the “
▲ ” button (8) to increase
the sound from the right speakers or “ ▼ ”
(10) to increase the sound from the left
speakers.
Pressing the buttons briefly, the change
is gradual by steps. Pressing them longer,
the change is fast. For a few seconds the
display shows the balancing levels from R+9
to L+9 (“R” = right, “L” = left). After
about 5 seconds from the last adjustment,
the display returns to the main radio screen.
Fader adjustment
Proceed as follows:
– briefly and repeatedly press button
“AUD” (19) until the display shows
“FADER” (select Fader function)
– press button “
▲ ” (8) to increase the
sound from the rear speakers or button “ ▼ ”
(10) to increase the sound from the front
speakers.
Pressing the buttons briefly the change is
gradual by steps. Pressing them longer, the
change is fast. For a few seconds the dis-
play shows the fader levels from R+9 to
F+9 (“R” = rear, “F” = front).
After about 5 seconds from the last ad-
justment the display returns to the main ra-
dio screen.
Loudness function
The Loudness function improves the sound
volume when listening at low level, in-
creasing the basses and trebles. It is cut off
when the volume is set to maximum. To
switch the function on/off keep the “AUD”
button (19) pressed until hearing the beep.
The function condition (on or off) is shown
on the display for a few seconds by “LD
ON” or “LD OFF”.

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TELEPHONE PROVISION
If the voice feature is installed on the ve-
hicle, when a phone call is received, the vol-
ume is lowered immediately (Mute) and the
display shows the wording “TEL MUTE”.
RADIO (fig. 1)
When the set is turned on the last function
selected before turning off is played (Radio,
Cassette or CD Changer).
To select the Radio function while listening
to a cassette or Compact Disc, briefly and
repeatedly press the “SRC” button (6) un-
til this function is selected.
Selecting the frequency band
If in Radio mode, briefly and repeatedly
press the “BN” button (7) to select the re-
quired reception band.
Every time the button is pressed the fol-
lowing bands are selected in sequence
“FM1”, “FM2”, “FMT”, “MW” and
“LW” shown by the respective wording on
the display.
The FM band is divided into sections: FM1,
FM2 and FMT. The FMT reception band is
reserved to the stations stored automatically
with the Autostore function.
The radio is always ready to receive sta-
tions in the RDS mode (Radio Data System).
Presetting buttons
The buttons with symbols from 1 to 6
(“18”, “17”, “16”, “15”, “14”,
“13”) make it possible to set the follow-
ing presettings:
– 18 in the FM band (6 in FM1, 6 in
FM2, 6 in FMT)
– 6 in the MW band
– 6 in the LW band
– 6 types of PTY programming (only in
the FM mode when PTY is selected).
To call a preset station, choose the required
frequency band and then press briefly (less
than 1 second) the corresponding preset but-
ton (from 1 to 6). For a few seconds the
display will show the number of the station
preset and the related frequency before
showing the frequency band and the name
of the RDS station.