Becker Cascade User manual

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Operation Guide
Manual de usuario
Manual de instruções

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Contents
Safety instructions 7
Information regarding general
road safety 8
Overview of controls 9
General operation 10
Menu basics 10
Fast access function 10
Main menu 10
Status display 11
Options menu 11
How to use the menus 11
Data entry menus 12
Anti-theft device 13
Entering unit code numbers 13
What to do if an incorrect code
number has been entered 13
Removing/Inserting the
control panel 14
Removal 14
Insertion 15
Inserting/Removing the cover 15
Inserting the cover 15
Removing the cover 15
Switching the unit on/off 16
Switching on 16
Switching off 16
Setting the volume 17
Sound settings 17
Calling up the sound settings 17
Setting the equalizer 18
Defining the equalizer setting 18
Setting balance and fader 19
Balance setting 19
Fader setting 19
Switching Loudness on/off and
adjusting 19
Becker Surround 20
Subwoofer 20
Crossover 20
Compression 21
Reset settings 21
Mute 21
Navigation mode 23
What is navigation? 23
Navigation data 23
Inserting memory card 24
Removing memory card 25
Selecting navigation 25
Calling up the Navigation
main menu 26
Entering a destination 27
Selecting a country 27
Entering a destination town 28
Selecting destination via postcode 29
Entering the destination road 30
Entering the destination town centre 31
Entering house number for
destination road 31
Selecting junction for
destination road 32
Entering destination
via geo-coordinates 32
Setting the route options 33
Saving/Deleting route options 34
Saving a destination 35
Navigation fast access 35
Navigating from fast access 35
Protecting an entry 36
Deleting an entry 36
Deleting a list 36
Saving an entry in the address book 37
Creating a new entry 37
Adding data to entries 38
Selecting a destination from the
address book 38
Point of interest 39
Local 40
In country 41
Local area of destination 41
In place 42
Information about points of interest 43
External points of interest 43
During route guidance 45
Navigation status screen 45
Example navigation displays 46
Traffic lane recommendations 47
Options menu 48
Cancelling route guidance 49
Traffic announcements 49
Route list 50
Stopover 50
Blocking a route 51
Modifying route options 52

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Switching navigation
announcements on/off 52
Information during route guidance 53
Displaying destination information 53
Displaying/Storing position 53
Displaying traffic announcements 54
Displaying/Changing route settings 54
Information during non-active route
guidance 55
Displaying/Storing a position 55
Displaying TMC messages 55
Dynamic route guidance
with TMC 55
What is dynamic route guidance? 55
Dynamic route guidance 56
Displaying traffic information 56
Settings 57
Traffic announcements 58
Announcing the time of arrival 59
Displaying speed limits 59
ETA setting 60
Measuring unit 61
Radio mode 62
Switching on radio mode 62
Calling up the Radio main menu 62
Selecting a waveband 63
FM mode 64
Possible settings for FM stations 64
Station list 64
Scan function 65
Manual station tuning 66
Filter function 66
Switching the filter function on/off 66
Filtering stations 67
Filtering stations 67
Cancel filtering 67
Programme type 68
Switching the programme
type function on/off 68
Selecting the programme type 68
Regionalisation 69
Radio text 69
Voice entries 70
Reception optimisation 70
Bandwidth control 71
Traffic programme 71
Switching a traffic programme on/off 72
Selecting a TP station 72
Automatic 72
Manual TP station selection 72
TP volume 73
Cancelling traffic announcements 73
AM mode 73
Possible settings for AM stations 73
Scan search 74
Scan function 74
Station memory 75
Calling up the station memory 75
Storing stations 75
Different waveband set 75
Station already in memory 76
Moving stations 76
Deleting stations 77
Naming stations 77
Creating/Deleting voice entries 78
Create 78
Deleting 78
Reading out voice entries 78
Media mode 79
Activating media mode 79
Media fast access functions 79
Media status display 80
Track jump/Track skip 81
Fast forward/rewind 81
Play mode 81
Calling up the Play Mode menu 81
Track mix (random play function) 82
Scan 82
Repeat track 83
CD mix 83
Repeat CD 83
Directory mix 83
Repeating a directory 84
Calling up the Media main menu 84
Switching detailed track display
on/off 84
CD mode 85
Notes on compact discs (CD) 85
Inserting/Ejecting CDs 85
Notes on CD-R and CD-RWs 86
Notes on copy-protected CDs 86
Temperature protection circuit 86
MP3 mode 86
General notes on MP3 86

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Creating an MP3 storage medium 87
MP3 CD mode 88
MP3 memory cards/
Micro-drive mode 88
Inserting a micro-drive/
memory card 88
Removing a micro-drive/
memory card 89
Playback sequence for MP3 storage
media 89
Playlists 90
Creating playlists 90
CD changer mode 91
Operational readiness of CD changer 91
Loading/Ejecting the CD magazine 91
External units/AUX mode 91
Telephone mode 92
Calling up the telephone 93
Bluetooth not yet switched on 93
Bluetooth mobile phone not yet
connected 93
Calling up the Telephone main
menu 94
Dialling numbers 95
Selecting a number from the
address book 96
Call lists 97
Calling a number from the list 98
Retrieving information about the
entry 98
Deleting a call list 98
Emergency call 98
Settings 99
Automatic call answering 99
Dialogue with call 99
Telephone calls 100
Status display 100
Accepting/ rejecting a call 100
Accepting a call 100
Rejecting a call 101
Ending a call 101
Options menu 101
End call 102
DTMF 102
Private 102
Fast access telephone functions 103
Direct calling 103
Protecting an entry 104
Deleting an entry 104
Deleting a list 104
Saving a number in the address
book 105
Creating a new entry 105
Adding data to entries 106
Address book 107
Calling up the address book 107
Calling up the Address Book
main menu 107
Creating an entry 107
Creating an entry which
supports navigation 109
Find entry 110
Setting the search criterion 111
Editing entries 112
Modifying an entry 112
Deleting an entry 113
Creating/Deleting voice entries 113
Create 113
Delete 114
Reading out voice entries 114
Exporting an address book 114
Exporting an address book entry 115
Importing an address book entry 115
Navigating to an address book
entry 117
Voice entries 117
Calling an address book entry 118
Fast access functions 118
Protecting an entry 118
Deleting an entry 119
Deleting a list 119
Settings 120
Calling up general settings 120
Bluetooth 120
Opening the device list 120
Always allow connection 121
Name device 122
Deleting a device from the list 122
Deleting all devices from the list 122
Connecting and disconnecting
devices 123
Connecting devices (Cascade) 123
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(external device) 124
Disconnecting devices 126
Calling up Bluetooth settings 126
Activating/ deactivating Bluetooth 127
Searching for Bluetooth devices 127
Making devices visible to others 128
Device name 128
Voice mode 129
Calling up voice mode settings 129
Setting the system language 129
Displaying voice settings 130
Volume for voice output 130
Automatic dialogue 131
Voice entries 131
Voice output 132
Extended PTT 132
Repeating a voice announcement 133
System settings 133
Calling up the system settings 134
Audio 134
GAL (speed dependent volume) 134
Settings for left-hand/ right-hand
drive vehicles 135
Volume for acoustic signals 135
Displaying the volume 135
Digital level 136
Supporting the parking aid 136
Display 136
Display brightness 136
Display colour 137
Day/ night design 137
External device 138
Reset function 138
Data backup 139
Backing up data 139
Loading data 139
Direction of rotation of the rotary
control/push button 140
Clock 140
Software update 141
Voice mode 142
What is voice mode? 142
Symbols 142
General information about the
voice control system 143
Activating the voice control system 143
Ending voice dialogue
prematurely 144
Voice entries 144
Settings 145
Examples for a voice dialogue 145
Example operation in radio mode 146
Example for entering a
navigation destination 147
Example for entering a telephone
number 149
General commands 149
Help function (online help) 150
Aborting voice dialogue 150
Navigation in lists 150
Calling up the status display 150
Commands for status displays, fast
access functions and main menus 151
Commands for radio mode 152
Commands for the radio status
display 152
Commands for radio fast access
mode 154
Commands in the Edit Station
menu 155
Commands for the Radio
main menu 156
Commands in the Waveband
menu 157
Commands in the Programme
Type menu 158
Commands in the Filter menu 158
Commands in the TP menu 159
Commands in the Voice Entries
menu 159
Commands in the Reception
Optimisation menu 160
Commands for media mode 160
Commands for the media status
display 161
Commands for media fast access 163
Commands for the Media
main menu 164
Commands for the media
Play Mode menu 165
Navigation commands 166
Correction option for incorrect
destination entry 166
Commands for the navigation
status display 166

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Commands for navigation
fast access 167
Commands in the Fast Access/
Edit Destinations menu 169
Commands for the Navigation main
menu 169
Commands for the Destination menu 170
Commands for the POI menu 171
Commands for the Route Options
menu 171
Commands for the Stopover menu 172
Prompt: Is the new destination a
main destination or a stopover? 173
Commands for telephone mode 173
Commands for telephone fast
access mode 173
Commands in the Fast Access/
Edit Telephone Numbers menu 175
Commands for the Telephone main
menu 175
Commands in the input menu for
telephone numbers 176
Commands in the Call Lists menu 176
Commands in the call lists 177
Commands in the Settings menu 178
Commands for the address book 178
Commands for address book fast
access 178
Commands in the Fast Access/Edit
Entries menu 181
Commands in the Edit menu 181
Commands in the Edit Data menu 182
Commands in the menu for
selecting a Bluetooth device for
export 182
Commands when an entry is open 182
Commands for the Address Book
main menu 182
Commands in the Voice Entries
menu 183
Commands in the Search
Criterion menu 184
Technical terminology 185
Technical data 196
NOTICE 197
Correct disposal of this product
(waste for electrical and electronic
equipment) 198

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Safety instructions
Operation of the unit is permitted only if traffic conditions are suitable and you are absolutely sure that you, your
passengers or other motorists are not endangered, obstructed or inconvenienced.
In all cases, all applicable road traffic regulations must be obeyed. Destinations may only be entered when the vehicle is
stationary.
The country-specific regulations apply for telephone operations.
The navigation system is only an aid. Errors may occur in individual data items/entries. At all times, the driver must
decide whether or not to heed the information provided. We do not accept liability for erroneous data provided by the
navigation system.
Due to continual changes in traffic routing or deviations in the data, it may occur that imprecise or erroneous information
is given. Therefore, actual road signs and traffic regulations must always be observed. In particular, the navigation system
cannot be used as an orientation aid at times of poor visibility.
The unit may only be used for its intended purpose. The volume of the radio, navigation system and telephone should be
adjusted so that external noise is still audible.
Do not activate the telephone near petrol stations, fuel depots, chemical plants or blasting areas.
In the case of a malfunction (i.e. smoke or other noticeable odours) the unit is to be turned off immediately.
For safety reasons, the unit must only be opened by a trained technician. Please refer to your dealer for repair.
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Information regarding general road safety
This car radio device is intended and approved for installation and operation in passenger cars, commercial vehicles and
buses (vehicle classes M, N and O) whose electric system has a rated voltage of 12V.
Installation and maintenance should only be carried out by specialists. Faulty installation or maintenance can result in
the malfunctioning of the motor vehicle’s electronic systems. The vehicle manufacturer’s safety instructions must be
observed.
The vehicle’s electronics (e.g. speedometer signal) must only be worked on by an authorised service garage. We assume
no liability for any impairment of the vehicle’s electronics.
This device is only intended for installation in the area provided for this purpose by the vehicle manufacturer.
The method of attachment used must ensure that the device will remain properly attached, should the vehicle be involved
in a crash.
The power supply must be properly fused.
Using mobile phones without an external antenna in the proximity of the radio unit may cause interference.
Familiarise yourself with the device and how it works before embarking on your journey. Whilst on the move, only operate
the device in appropriate traffic conditions. The volume of the device should be set at a level that enables external noises
(e.g. police sirens) to be easily heard.

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Overview of controls
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Overview of controls
1 Information button
2 On / off switch
3 Select radio
4 Select CD/CDC/memory card
5 Select navigation
6 Select telephone
7 Select address book
8 CD eject button
9 Status button
10 Right-hand rotary control/push button
Press = Confirm
Turn = Scroll through lists and menus
11 Back button
12 Release slide for removable control panel
13 Display
14 Arrow keys and
Change radio station and audio track
15 Left-hand rotary control/push button
Press = Activate voice dialogue
Turn = Set volume

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General operation
General operation
Menu basics
Fast access function
The fast access function provides fast
access to the major functions in the
various operating modes. In most cases,
you may then make selections from lists
(radio stations, navigation destinations,
etc.). Select the first entry in the list to go
to the Operating Mode main menu.
The fast access function for the radio is
shown here by way of example.
Press the various operating elements to
access:
• The radio fast access function
• The media fast access function
(CD, CD changer and memory card)
• The navigation fast access
function
• the telephone fast access func-
tion (if Bluetooth is activated and a
telephone is connected).
• The address book fast access
function
Main menu
The main menu for each operating mode
provides access to the various functions
and possible settings for that mode.
The Radio main menu is shown here by
way of example.
The main menu for the various operating
modes can be called up in two different
ways:
• Activate the fast access function (press
, , , or
).
!Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the first entry in the fast access
list.
!Press the rotary control/push button
.
or
!Press the button for which you have
called up the fast access function again
( , , , or
).
Note:
If an entry in the list is abbreviated
because it is too long (three dots appear
at the end of the text), you can display
the entry in full briefly by pressing and
holding down the button.
Note:
If no selections are made for a short
period of time when the fast access
function is displayed, the display will
automatically switch to the status dis-
play for the active operating mode.
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General operation
Status display
All the information you need about the
current operating mode appears on the
status screen.
If navigation is also active in addition to
the current radio or media operating
mode, a combined display may appear.
The radio status display is shown here
by way of example.
The radio status display with active nav-
igation route guidance is shown here.
The status display can always be accessed
by pressing .
If route guidance is active, you can
toggle between the combined display
and the status display by pressing
repeatedly.
Options menu
You can call up the Options menu in the
status display.
!Press the rotary control/push button
.
The Options menu appears.
You can access the major functions for
the active operating mode directly in the
Options menu. Some of the possible
settings and functions in the Options
menu can also be set/activated via the
main menu.
The Options menu for the radio function
is shown here by way of example.
How to use the menus
The commands are the same for all
menus.
The Options menu for the radio function
is shown here by way of example.
Turn the rotary control/push button
to scroll through the menus.
Once you have made an entry in a menu,
the next menu will appear or you can
select the entry (by turning the rotary
control/push button ) to activate/
deactivate a function.
Note:
The address book does not have a status
display.
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General operation
If the menu entry is concealing another
menu, a small triangle will appear after
the menu entry.
or in front of a menu entry indi-
cates that a function can be activated or
deactivated. The symbol stands for
off and the symbol for on.
Data entry menus
If data can be entered, special data entry
menus appear.
The data entry menu for the surname in
an address book entry appears in the
example.
!Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push
button to select each letter one after the
other.
You can change the character set for the
available characters by selecting various
symbols.
• Switch to lowercase
• Switch to uppercase
• Switch to numbers
• Switch to special characters
• Switch to lowercase international
• Switch to uppercase international
Accept entry:
!In the data entry menu, select the
symbol.
or
!Press the rotary control/push button
and hold it down for at least 2 seconds.
Note:
You can always press to go back
one step in the menu hierarchy.
Note:
Select the symbol to delete the last
character in the entry.
If, when selecting the symbol , the
rotary control/push button is
pressed for longer than 2 seconds, the
complete entry is deleted.
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General operation
Anti-theft device
Your Cascade features two anti-theft
devices:
• Protection by means of a five-digit
unit code number
• Protection by means of a removable
control panel
Entering unit code numbers
If the Cascade is disconnected from the
electrical supply source, the anti-theft
device prevents it against unauthorised
use once it has been reconnected.
You need the five-digit code number
printed on the CODE CARD to start up
the Cascade.
Shortly after the unit has been switched
on by pressing , the data entry
menu for the code number will appear.
!Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the first digit of the code
number.
!Press the rotary control/push button
.
!Enter the remaining digits of the code
number in the same way.
Once you have entered all 5 digits of the
code number correctly, the Cascade will
come on automatically and you can use
all functions.
What to do if an incorrect code number
has been entered
The following message appears if an
incorrect code number is entered.
!Press the rotary control/push button
.
The data entry menu for the code number
appears again.
!Enter the correct code number as
described above.
Note:
It is important to store the CODE
CARD in a safe place outside of the
vehicle. This will prevent unauthorised
use. The window stickers provided can
be attached to the windscreen/windows
inside your vehicle.
Note:
If you enter an incorrect number:
!Press the back button to delete
the last number entered.
or
!Select the symbol.
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General operation
Removing/Inserting the
control panel
Part of the control panel can be removed
to provide additional effective protection
against theft.
The Cascade cannot be switched on
without this removable control panel.
Removal
!Push the release slide for the control
panel (A) to the right.
The control panel is released.
!Remove the control panel from the
mount.
If the Cascade is still switched on when
the control panel is removed, it is
switched to mute and disabled.
If the control panel is reinserted within
45 seconds, the Cascade will automati-
cally switch itself back on.
Note:
Entering an incorrect code number three
times will disable the unit for approx.
1hour.
The time remaining until another
attempt can be made to enter the code
number is displayed.
!Leave the ignition switched on.
Switching the ignition off resets the
waiting time of one hour to zero.
Once the waiting time has elapsed, the
data entry menu for the code number
appears again.
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Notes:
• Please insert the control panel into the
accompanying protective cover after
removal.
Do not touch the metal contacts on the
control panel or on the Cascade.
• If you move your vehicle once the
control panel has been removed, once
you insert the control panel, it will
take some time for the navigation
system to ascertain your position.
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General operation
Insertion
!Take the control panel out of its pro-
tective cover.
!Insert the left-hand side of the control
panel.
!Push the control panel into place.
The Cascade is now ready for operation
and can be switched on, or it will switch
itself on automatically.
Inserting/Removing the cover
The scope of supply of the Cascade
includes a red plastic insert. This plastic
insert can be snapped into the gap which
appears once the control panel has been
removed.
As well as serving as a protective cover
for any CF card/micro-drive, the red col-
our of the plastic insert clearly indicates
that the control panel has been removed.
Inserting the cover
!Remove the control panel as described
in “Removing/Inserting the control
panel” on page 14.
!Insert the plastic insert into the gap
with the hole at the top and the smooth
side facing outwards.
!Push the lower section of the plastic
insert into the gap until it snaps into
place.
The cover has now been inserted.
!Reinsert the control panel as described
in “Removing/Inserting the control
panel” on page 14.
Removing the cover
!Remove the control panel as described
in “Removing/Inserting the control
panel” on page 14.
!Insert your finger into the hole in the
plastic insert.
!Carefully push the plastic insert down-
wards.
!Pull the plastic insert forwards.
The cover has now been removed.
!Reinsert the control panel as described
in “Removing/Inserting the control
panel” on page 14.
Note:
If a new control panel or the control panel
for a different Cascade is inserted, the
code number for the Cascade must be
entered as described in “Entering unit
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General operation
Switching the unit on/off
Switching on
!Press .
or
!If the Cascade was switched off via
the ignition, the Cascade will switch
back on once the ignition has been
switched on.
!Confirm the warning which appears
by pressing the rotary control/push
button .
Switching off
!Press .
If the ignition is switched on, the Cas-
cade is switched to standby mode. The
display goes dark and the Cascade sound
is switched off.
or
!Switch off the vehicle ignition.
The shutdown display appears for
approx. 5 seconds.
During this period of approx. 5 seconds,
shutdown can be aborted by pressing
one of the buttons on the Cascade or by
switching the ignition back on.
The Cascade then switches itself back on
and plays back the last source selected
(radio or media).
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Notes:
• Unless the warning message is con-
firmed, the Cascade will remain disa-
bled.
• Once it has been switched on, the
Cascade will play back the last source
selected (radio or media). Any mute
or pause function activated will be
cancelled.
• If fewer than approx. 2 hours have
elapsed since the unit was last
switched off, active route guidance
will be restarted.
• If the volume was set to a very loud
value before the unit was last switched
off, it will be reset to setting 26 when
the unit is switched back on.
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General operation
Setting the volume
There are 50 volume settings. The vol-
ume setting applies to all radio and audio
sources.
You can specify whether changes in vol-
ume should be displayed in graphics for-
mat or not in “Displaying the volume”
on page 135.
!Turn the rotary control/push button
clockwise/counter clockwise.
!The volume increases or decreases.
Sound settings
You can configure the sound of your
Cascade to meet your requirements in
the sound settings. The settings are also
valid for all radio/audio sources.
Calling up the sound settings
!Press or until the sound
settings appear.
or
!Select Sound in the radio or Audio
main menu (Radio main menu
Page 62/Audio main menu Page 84).
!Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following options:
Equačiser,
Bačance / fader,
Loudness,
Becker surround,
Subwoofer,
Crossover,
Compression and
Reset settings
!Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
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Note:
Subsequent sections of the operation
guide describe how to set the volume for:
• Traffic announcements (page Page 73)
• Navigation announcements and other
voice messages (Page 130)
• Acoustic signals (Page 135)
Note:
Press one of the buttons , ,
, or in order to quit
the sound settings.
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General operation
Setting the equalizer
You can switch the acoustic pattern on 5
frequency bands with the equalizer
setting.
4 equalizer presets are also available for
selection. An additional option also
allows you to make another 3 equalizer
settings.
or
!Select Equačiser in the sound settings.
!Next, turn the rotary control/push
button to select one of the four
equalizer presets (Rock, Pop, Jazz Music
and Cčassicač) or one of the three user-
defined equalizer settings (User 1 - User
3or Linear).
!Turn the rotary control/push button
to apply the required equalizer setting.
Defining the equalizer setting
!Select User 1, User 2 or User 3.
!Press and hold down the rotary control/
push button .
The cursor jumps to the first frequency
band.
!Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the frequency band to be
changed.
!Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
!Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the required setting for the
selected frequency band.
!Confirm the setting by pressing the
rotary control/push button .
You may now change other settings.
Once you have made the required set-
tings:
!Press and hold down the rotary control/
push button .
or
!Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the arrow next to the
frequency bands and press the rotary
control/push button .
You may now make other equalizer
settings or select one of the presets.
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Note:
The equalizer presets (Rock, Pop, Jazz
Music and Cčassicač) cannot be modified.
Select Linear to set the equalizer settings
to an average value.
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General operation
Setting balance and fader
You can shift the tone centre in the vehi-
cle using the balance and fader setting.
!Select Bačance / fader in the sound
settings.
An image of the vehicle interior in the
direction of travel appears on the dis-
play. The small triangle indicates the
current position of the tone centre.
The Balance setting is active.
!Turn the rotary control/push button
to select Bačance or Fader.
Balance setting
!Turn the rotary control/push button
clockwise/counter clockwise.
The tone centre moves to the right/left.
Fader setting
!Turn the rotary control/push button
clockwise/counter clockwise.
The tone centre moves forwards/back-
wards.
Switching Loudness on/off and
adjusting
Loudness provides a tone-compensated
increase of the low frequencies, inde-
pendently of the volume. The setting op-
tions enable you to adapt the Loudness
function to your vehicle.
!Select Loudness in the sound settings.
!Turn the rotary control/ push button
to select the required value.
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Note:
Selecting “1” sets an increase for higher
bass frequencies, “2” for medium bass
frequencies and “3” for low bass fre-
quencies.
Select off to deactivate the Loudness
function.
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General operation
Becker Surround
You can use this function to activate vir-
tual surround sound and select the vehi-
cle size to optimise the surround sound
function.
!Select Becker surround in the sound
settings.
!Select Becker surround and press the
rotary control/push button to
switch virtual surround sound on ( )
or off ( ).
!Select Large vehicčeor Medium-sized vehi-
cče(on = ).
Subwoofer
You can set the volume level of the
subwoofer output/ deactivate the
subwoofer output.
!Select Subwoofer in the sound settings.
!Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the required value.
Crossover
Use this function to set the threshold
frequencies for the front loudspeakers,
the rear loudspeakers and the subwoofer.
!Select Crossover in the sound settings.
!You may now select Front čoudspeakers,
Rear čoudspeakers or Subwoofer.
•Front čoudspeakers and Rear čoudspeakers
You can set the lower threshold
frequency of the front and rear
loudspeakers to a value of between off,
20 and 150 Hz.
•Subwoofer
You can set the upper threshold
frequency of the subwoofer to a value
of between 50 and 150 Hz.
Note:
The Becker Surround function is not
available for medium wave or short
wave.
Note:
Only one of the vehicle types in the list
can be active ( ).
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Note:
A setting of "+10" indicates an increase
in the volume of the subwoofer.
Select off to deactivate the subwoofer
output.
In addition, Subwoofer is deactivated
with the crossover setting.
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