Fiat 1995 Bravo Instruction manual

FADER adjustment .................................................................... 14
LOUDNESS function ............................................................... 14
Telephone p ovision ................................................................ 14
RADIO (Tune ) ......................................................................... 15
P esetting buttons .................................................................... 15
Sto ing the last station hea d.................................................. 15
Automatic tuning ...................................................................... 15
Manual tuning ............................................................................. 16
SCAN function ........................................................................... 16
Scanning p eset stations ........................................................... 16
Manual station sto age ............................................................ 17
AUTOSTORE function............................................................. 17
Listening to sto ed stations .................................................... 17
AF function ................................................................................. 18
TA function ................................................................................ 18
PTY function .............................................................................. 19
Menu ............................................................................................ 20
Available settings ....................................................................... 21
COMPACT DISC PLAYER .................................................... 25
Int oduction ............................................................................... 25
Selecting the CD playe .......................................................... 25
Loading/ejecting a CD ............................................................. 25
Display info mation .................................................................. 25
T ack selection .......................................................................... 25
Fast fo wa d/backwa d ............................................................ 26
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INTRODUCTION ................................................................... 3
Advice .......................................................................................... 3
- Road safety .............................................................................. 3
- Reception conditions ............................................................ 3
- Ca e and maintenance .......................................................... 4
- Compact Disc ......................................................................... 4
Technical data ............................................................................ 5
QUICK GUIDE ......................................................................... 6
Stee ing wheel cont ols .......................................................... 9
Gene al info mation ................................................................. 10
- Radio section ........................................................................... 10
- Compact Disc section .......................................................... 10
- MP3 CD section ..................................................................... 11
- Audio section .......................................................................... 11
FUNCTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS .................................. 12
Tu ning the sound system on ................................................. 12
Tu ning the sound system off ................................................. 12
Selecting Radio/CD/CD Change ......................................... 12
SOUND SOURCE MEMORY function ............................... 12
Volume adjustment .................................................................. 12
MUTE function............................................................................ 13
SOFT MUTE function ............................................................... 13
Tone adjustment ........................................................................ 13
Balance adjustment ................................................................... 13
PRESET/XX EQ SET*/ CLASSIC/ ROCK/JAZZ function .. 14

Fast t ack selection ................................................................... 26
PAUSE function ......................................................................... 26
TRACK SCAN function .......................................................... 26
TRACK REPEAT function ...................................................... 27
RANDOM function .................................................................. 27
TPM function .............................................................................. 27
MP3 CD PLAYER ..................................................................... 28
Int oduction ............................................................................... 28
MP3 mode .................................................................................. 28
Reading MP3 CD ...................................................................... 28
T ack playing mode .................................................................. 29
DISP function .............................................................................. 29
Folde st uctu e ........................................................................ 30
Selecting next/p evious folde ............................................... 30
REPEAT FOLDER function .................................................... 31
RANDOM function .................................................................. 31
Folde numbe and name displaying .................................... 31
T ack selection .......................................................................... 32
Fast t ack selection ................................................................... 32
NAME SCROLL function ........................................................ 32
CD CHANGER ......................................................................... 33
Int oduction ............................................................................... 33
Selecting the CD Change ...................................................... 33
Possible e o messages .......................................................... 33
Ope ation ................................................................................... 33
Selecting a CD ........................................................................... 34
T ack selection .......................................................................... 34
Fast fo wa d/backwa d ............................................................ 34
SCAN function .......................................................................... 34
PAUSE function ......................................................................... 35
TRACK REPEAT function ...................................................... 35
RANDOM function .................................................................. 35
Stopping CD playing ................................................................. 35
SECRET CODING ................................................................... 36
Ente ing the sec et code of the adio ................................. 36
Waiting times ............................................................................. 36
Ente ing the sec et code of the CD Change ................... 37

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ADVICE
Road safety
You a e advised to lea n how to use the
va ious sound system functions (e.g.: sto -
ing stations) befo e sta ting to d ive.
Reception conditions
Reception conditions change constantly
when d iving. Reception can be distu bed
by the p esence of mountains, buildings,
b idges pa ticula ly when fa away f om
the b oadcaste eceived.
IMPORTANT When eceiving t affic in-
fo mation, the volume may be highe than
no mal.
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The sound system has been designed in ac-
co dance with the special featu es of the
passenge compa tment, with a pe son-
alised design that blends with the style of
the dashboa d.
The sound system is installed in a use -
f iendly position fo the d ive and passen-
ge and the g aphics on the f ont panel
make location of the cont ols quick, facili-
tating use.
In the following pages you will find the in-
st uctions fo use, which you a e advised
to ead th ough ca efully. The inst uctions
also contain the p ocedu e fo cont olling
the CD Change (whe e p ovided) th ough
the sound system. Fo the inst uctions fo
use of the CD Change efe to the specific
manual.
Too high a volume when dri-
ving can put the driver’s life at
risk and that of other people. There-
fore the volume should always be ad-
justed in such a way that it is always
possible to hear the noises of the sur-
rounding environment (e.g.: horns, am-
bulance, police sirens, etc. .
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❒ Ca efully clean all Compact Discs of fin-
ge p ints and dust using a soft cloth. Sup-
po t Compact Discs f om the oute ci -
cumfe ence and clean f om the cent e
outwa ds;
❒ Neve use chemical p oducts fo clean-
ing (e.g.: sp ay cans, antistatic o thin-
ne s) as they might damage the su face
of Compact Discs;
❒ Afte use, put Compact Discs back in
thei containe , to avoid ma ks o
sc atches that may cause skipping when
playing;
❒ Do not expose Compact Discs to di ect
sunlight, high tempe atu es o damp fo
p olonged lengths of time to p event
them f om bending;
❒ Do not stick labels o w ite on the
eco ded su face of Compact Discs.
To emove a Compact Disc f om its con-
taine , p ess the cent e and aise the disc
ca efully, holding it by the oute ci cum-
fe ence.
Always hold Compact Discs by the oute
ci cumfe ence. Neve touch the su face.
To emove finge p ints and dust, use a
soft cloth sta ting f om the cent e of the
Compact Disc outwa ds.
Do not use highly sc atched, c acked, o
disto ted discs, etc. The use of these discs
will involve malfunctioning o damage to
the playe .
Fo best playing use only o iginal CDs.
P ope ope ation is not gua anteed when
using R/RW CDs not p ope ly maste ed
and/o with max. capacity exceeding 650
MB.
IMPORTANT Do not use the p otective
sheets fo CD in comme ce o discs with
stabilise s, etc. as they might get stuck in
the inte nal mechanism and damage the
disc.
Care and maintenance
The sound system st uctu e ensu es long
ope ation with no need fo pa ticula
maintenance. In the event of a fault, con-
tact a Fiat Deale ship.
To clean the f ont panel only use a soft,
antistatic cloth. Cleaning and polishing
p oducts might spoil the su face.
Compact Disc
Remembe that di t, ma ks o disto tion
on Compact Disc can cause skipping. To
obtain optimum playing conditions we give
the following advice:
❒ Only use Compact Discs which have
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IMPORTANT The CD playe can ead
most of the comp ession systems cu -
ently on sale (e.g.: LAME, BLADE, XING,
FRAUNHOFER) howeve , due to the
evolution of these systems, eading of all
comp ession fo mats is not gua anteed.
IMPORTANT When loading a multi-ses-
sion CD, only the fi st session will be
played.
IMPORTANT Should copy-p otected
CDs be used, then, few seconds may be
equi ed fo playing them. Mo eove , due
to the p olife ation of always new and dif-
fe ent p otection methods, it is not gua -
anteed that the CD playe can play what-
eve p otected disc. Copy p otection is
often indicated on the CD cove in small
lette s o ha d to ead cha acte s. Usu-
ally it is indicated by w itings like: “COPY
CONTROL”, “COPY PROTECTED”,
“THIS CD CANNOT BE PLAYED ON A
PC/MAC”, o it is identified by symbols
like:
TECHNICAL DATA
❒ Powe : 4 x 36 W
Standard HI-FI system
❒ 6 speake s (2 midwoofe s + 2 f ont
tweete s, 2 ea full- ange speake s)
Interscope Hi-Fi system
(w ere provided)
❒ 8 speake s (2 midwoofe s + 2 f ont
tweete s, 2 midwoofe s + 2 ea
tweete s), subwoofe and multi-chan-
nel amplifie with ASP (analog equaliz-
e )
❒ CD Change p esetting
❒ Anti-theft p otection system
P otected discs (and thei cove ) ve y often
a e not ma ked with the audio CD identi-
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AUDIO SECTION
❒ Mute/Pause function
❒ Loudness function
❒ Audio Clip Detect function
❒ Soft Mute function
❒ 5-band g aphic equalize
❒ Sepa ate bass/t eeble adjustment
❒ Balance (LH/RH balance) and Fade
(f ont/ ea balance)
F0Q0600m
CD / MP3 SECTION
❒ Play / Pause
❒ Select p evious / next t ack
❒ FF / FR
❒ Select p evious / next folde
RADIO SECTION
❒ Receiving t affic announcements (TA)
❒ Automatic sto ing of 6 stations in the
FM band (AutoSTo e function) and 6
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Button
Button
GENERAL FUNCTIONS
On
Off
Volume adjustment
Volume on/off (MUTE/PAUSE)
F equency band selection
(FM 1, FM 2, FM 3, FM AST, LW, MW, AMAST)
Alte native f equency
P og am type
T affic announcements
Audio settings
Equalize activation
Advanced functions setting
Audio sou ce selection (Radio, CD, CD Change )
Mode
Sho t push on button
Long push on button
Knob otation left/ ight
Sho t push on button
Sho t cyclic push on button
Sho t push on button
Long push on button
Sho t push on button
Sho t push on button
Long push on button
Manual station tuning: sho t push on button
1st level menu activation: sho t push on button
2nd level menu activation: long push on button
Sho t push on button
RADIO FUNCTIONS
Automatic adio station tuning
Sto ing cu ent adio station
Recalling sto ed station
Automatic station scanning
Mode
Sho t push on button
(long push fo fast fo wa d)
Long push on buttons espectively
fo p eset/sto age 1 to 6
Sho t push on buttons espectively
fo p eset/sto age 1 to 6
Sho t push on button
ON/OFF
MUTE
BAND AS
AF PTY
TA
AUDIO
DSP
MENU
RDS
SRC
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Tasto CD FUNCTIONS
Play p evious/next t ack
CD t ack fast fo wa d/backwa d
Eject CD
Select adio f equency band
Select next/p evious CD (CD Change mode)
Select next/p evious folde (MP3 mode)
Fast CD t ack (o folde ) selection (MP3 CD mode)
(function cont olled by volume knob)
MP3 CD t ack info display (MP3 CD mode)
MP3 CD t ack info display setting (MP3 CD mode)
CD t ack epeat on/off (CD mode)
MP3 CD t ack/MP3 folde t ack epeat on/off/
Repeat whole MP3 CD (MP3 CD mode)
CD t ack/MP3 t ack andom playback on/off
Mode
Sho t push on button
Long push on button
Sho t push on button
Sho t push on button
Sho t push on button
Sho t push on button
Sho t push on button
Sho t push on button
Long push on button
Sho t push on button
Sho t push on button
Sho t push on button
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CD/ *–
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STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS
(w ere provided)
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Button
&
+
–
SRC
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▼
FUNCTION
AudioMute on/off (with sound system on)
Volume up
Volume down
Radio f equency (FM1, FM2, FMT, MW, LW)
and audio sou ce(Radio - CD - MP3 - CD Change )
selection button
Radio: ecall p eset stations (1 to 6)
CD playe : select next t ack
CD Change : select next t ack
Radio: ecall p eset stations (6 to 1)
CD playe : select p evious t ack
CD Change : select p evious t ack
Mode
Sho t push on button
P ess button
P ess button
P ess button
P ess button
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❒ Manual sto age of 42 stations: 24 in the
FM band (6 in FM1, 6 in FM2, 6 in FMT
and 6 in FMAST), 6 in the MW band, 6
in the LW band and 6 in the AM band
(MW+LW) that can be sto ed with Au-
toSTo e in the AMAST band
❒ Automatic sto age (AutoSTo e func-
tion) of 6 stations in the FM band and 6
in the AM band
❒ SENS DX/LO function (sensitivity ad-
justing in sea ching adio stations)
❒ Scan function (scanning sto ed stations),
about 10 seconds pe station
❒ Automatic Ste eo/Mono switching.
Compact Disc section
❒ Disc select (disc no.)
❒ T ack select (fo wa d/backwa d)
❒ Fast fo wa d/backwa d
❒ T ack Repeat function ( epetition of the
last t ack)
❒ T ack Scan function (scanning the
t acks on the Compact Disc, about 10
seconds pe t ack)
❒ RaNDom function ( andom t ack play-
ing).
❒ TPM function (CD playing sequence
sto age)
❒ CD Naming function (allocating a name
to a CD), fo CD Change only. Not
available on sound system with MP3
CD playe .
❒ CD Comp ession function (volume e-
duction acco ding to input signal level
f om CD)
GENERAL INFORMATION
The sound system featu es the following
functions:
Radio section
❒ PLL tuning with FM/AM/MW/LW f e-
quency bands
❒ RDS (Radio Data System) with TA
(t affic announcements) - PTY (P o-
g am Type) - EON (Enhanced Othe
Netwo k) - REG (Regional p o-
g ammes)
❒ AF: alte native f equency sea ch selec-
tion in RDS mode
❒ Automatic/manual station tuning

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Audio section
❒ Mute/Pause function;
❒ Soft Mute function;
❒ Loudness function;
❒ Audio Clip Detect function;
❒ 5-band g aphic equalize ;
❒ Sepa ate bass/t eble adjustment;
❒ Right/left channel balancing.
On multimedia CDs in addi-
tion to sound tracks also da-
ta tracks are recorded. Play-
ing one of these CDs may
cause rustling and such a volume as to
compromise road safety, as well as
causing damage to the final stages and
speakers.
MP3 CD section
❒ Folde selection (p evious/next);
❒ T ack selection (fo wa d/backwa d);
❒ Fast fo wa d/backwa d;
❒ Disp function: MP3 CD data display:
folde name, ID3-TAG info, time
elapsed f om sta t of t ack, file name);
❒ Folde Repeat function: t ack epetition
selection;
❒ RaNDom function: andom folde
t acks playing;
❒ Name Sc oll function: t acks/folde s
names sc olling.
❒ Playing audio CDs and R/RW CDs.

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SELECTING RADIO/CD/
CD CHANGER
P essing b iefly and epeatedly button SRC
it is possible to select the following func-
tions in sequence:
– TUNER (Radio)
– CD (Compact Disc)
– CDC (CD Change ) (only if the CD
Change is connected).
Afte changing sound sou ce, the display
will show the cu ent function selected:
TUNER (Radio), CD (Compact Disc),
CDC (CD Change ).
Functions not available (e.g. “CD” if a
Compact Disc is not inse ted) a e disabled
automatically.
SOUND SOURCE MEMORY
FUNCTION
If while listening to a CD anothe function
is selected (e.g.: the adio), playing is
stopped and when the CD mode is e-
sumed, it sta ts again f om the point in
which it was stopped.
If while listening to the adio anothe func-
tion is selected, when the Radio mode is
esumed, it is tuned to the last station se-
lected.
VOLUME ADJUSTMENT
Adjust volume th ough button/knob
ON/OFF.
Tu n the knob clockwise to inc ease vol-
ume, tu n the knob counte -clockwise to
lowe the volume.
The display will show: “VOLUME 00” …
“VOLUME 12”
TURNING THE
SOUND SYSTEM ON
The sound system is switched on p essing
the button/knob ON/OFF. The tu ning on
of the sound system adio can be con-
nected to the ca ignition: tu ning the ig-
nition key to MAR, the adio tu ns on;
tu ning the key to STOP the adio tu ns
off (see pa ag aph “Setting the AUTO
function” is section “Radio”).
If the sound system is tu ned on with the
ignition key at STOP, it will tu n off auto-
matically afte about 20 minutes.
TURNING THE
SOUND SYSTEM OFF
To tu n the sound system off keep but-
ton/knob ON/OFF p essed.
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SOFT MUTE FUNCTION
When the Mute function is tu ned on/off
the volume will g adually inc ease o de-
c ease (Soft Mute function).
TONE ADJUSTMENT
(bass/treble)
P oceed as follows:
– b iefly and epeatedly p ess button AU-
DIO
DSP until the display shows “BASS”
o “TREBLE”.
– tu n the knob ON/OFF clockwise to in-
c ease bass o t eble tones o tu n it
counte -clockwise to dec ease.
The display will show fo a few seconds
the bass/t eble levels (–10 to +10).
A few seconds afte the last setting the dis-
play will esume the adio main sc een.
BALANCE ADJUSTMENT
P oceed as follows:
– b iefly and epeatedly p ess button AU-
DIO
DSP until the display shows “BAL-
ANCE”
– tu n the button/knob ON/OFF clock-
wise to inc ease the sound f om the ight
speake s o tu n it counte -clockwise to
inc ease the sound f om the left speake s.
The display will show fo a few seconds
the balance levels, f om Í+10 to È+10
(È= ight, Í= left). A few seconds af-
te the last setting the display will esume
the adio main sc een.
MUTE FUNCTION
(turning off t e volume
completely)
To switch the Mute function on, p ess
b iefly the button MUTE. Volume will
g adually lowe (Soft Mute function) and
the display will show the cu ent sound
sou ce selected followed by the Mute (e.g.
“TUNER MUTE” when the Radio is se-
lected).
To switch the Mute function off, p ess
b iefly the button MUTE again. Volume
will g adually become loude (Soft Mute
function) etu ning to the value set befo e
switching on the Mute function.
Tu ning the button/knob ON/OFF the
sound level changes; the Mute function will
howeve stay on. P ess the button MUTE
again to tu n it off.
When the Mute function is on, all the oth-
e functions can be used. If a t affic an-
nouncement a ives with the TA function
on, the t affic message will igno e the
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FADER ADJUSTMENT
P oceed as follows:
– b iefly and epeatedly p ess button AU-
DIO
DSP until the display shows “FADE”
– tu n the button/knob ON/OFF clock-
wise to inc ease the sound f om the f ont
speake s o counte -clockwise to inc ease
the sound f om the ea speake s.
A few seconds afte the last setting the dis-
play will esume the adio main sc een.
LOUDNESS FUNCTION
The Loudness function imp oves the
sound volume when listening at low lev-
el, inc easing the basses and t ebles. When
volume is at max. the Loundness function
is excluded.
To switch the function on/off, open the
MENU by p essing b iefly button MENU
RDS and sc oll it. Function condition (on
o off) is shown on the display by message
“LOUDNESS: ON” o “LOUDNESS:
OFF”, that can be selected by means of
buttons Èo Í.
TELEPHONE PROVISION
If the hands-f ee kit is installed on the ca ,
when a phone call is eceived the volume
set will be the one selected fo the
PHONE function in the menu, if equi ed
it can be muted OFF.
PRESET/XX EQ SET*/ CLASSIC/
ROCK/JAZZ FUNCTION
(equalizer on/off)
To tu n the equalize on p ess fo long
button AUDIO
DSP and tu n the but-
ton/knob ON/OFF to select one of the
following settings:
– “PRESET” (p edefined equalize setting);
– “CLASSIC” (p edefined equalize setting
fo best playing of classic music);
– “ROCK” (p edefined equalize setting
fo best playing of ock music);
– “JAZZ” (p edefined equalize setting fo
best playing of jazz music);
– “CUSTOMER” (setting of the 5 equal-
ize bands that can be changed by the
use )
P ess epeatedly button Èo Íto select
the equi ed band and then use the but-
ton/knob ON/OFF to inc ease/dec ease
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RADIO
The AM band is divided into sections:
MW, LW and AMAST. The AMAST band
is ese ved to the stations sto ed auto-
matically with the AutoSTo e function.
The adio is always p eset fo eceiving
stations b oadcasting with RDS (Radio Da-
ta System).
PRESETTING BUTTONS
The buttons with symbols f om 1 to 6
make it possible to set the following p e-
settings:
– 24 in the FM band ( 6 in FM 1, 6 in FM
2, 6 in FM 3, 6 in FMAST)
– 6 in the LW band
– 6 in the MW band
– 6 in the AMAST band
To call a p eset station, choose the e-
qui ed f equency band and then p ess
b iefly the co esponding p eset button
(f om 1 to 6). The display will show the
station name and f equency and also the
p esetting numbe .
STORING THE LAST
STATION HEARD
The adio automatically keeps in sto age
the last station hea d fo each eception
band, which is then tuned when the a-
dio is tu ned on o the eception band is
changed.
AUTOMATIC TUNING
B iefly p ess button Èo Íto sta t au-
tomatically sea ching the tuning fo the
next station that it is possible to eceive
in the di ection chosen.
If the station on which the tune stops is
one of the stations sto ed with the p e-
setting buttons (f om 1 to 6), the display
will show the p esetting numbe .
When the sound system is tu ned on, the
last function selected befo e tu ning off
is played (Radio, Compact Disc o CD
Change ).
To select the Radio sou ce while listening
to anothe audio sou ce, p ess b iefly and
epeatedly button SRC.
When the Radio sou ce is selected, p ess
b iefly and epeatedly button BAND
AS to
select the equi ed eception band.
Each time the BAND
AS button is p essed
the bands: “FM1”, FM2”, “FM3”, “FMAST”,
“LW”, “MW” and “AMAST” a e select-
ed in sequence
The FM band is divided into sections: FM1,
FM2, FM3 and FMAST. The FMAST band
is ese ved to the stations sto ed auto-
matically with the AutoSTo e function.
The “FMAST” eception band is ese ved
to the stations sto ed automatically with
the AutoSTo e function.
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SCAN FUNCTION
(station scanning)
P ess button SCAN to sta t scanning the
stations in the f equency band selected
(FM, AM, MW, LW). Each station found
will be hea d fo a few seconds and the
elevant f equency is shown on the dis-
play.
Du ing scanning, the display will show the
message “TUNER SCAN”, with the wo d
“SCAN” flashing.
When the SCAN function is on, all the
othe functions a e cancelled.
The SCAN function is inte upted in the
following cases:
– p essing again button SCAN
– tu ning the sound system off
– changing the sound sou ce (Radio, CD
Change )
– changing the selected f equency band (o
the sto age block)
– p essing one p esetting button
– tu ning the AutoSTo e function on (au-
tomatic sto age)
SCANNING PRESET STATIONS
Keep button SCAN p essed fo at least
2 seconds to sta t scanning the p eset sta-
tions in the cu ent f equency band;
– FM: FM 1, FM 2, …., FM II 1, FM II 2,…
FM III 1, FM III 2,… FMAST 1,
FMAST 2,….
– AM: MW 1, MW 2, …. MW 6, LW 1,
LW 2, …. LW 6, AMAST 1,
AMAST 2,…
Each p eset station will be hea d fo a few
seconds and its f equency shown on the
display.
The Scan function is inte upted in the fol-
lowing cases:
– p essing again button SCAN
– tu ning the sound system off
– p essing one p esetting button
– tu ning the AutoSTo e function on (au-
tomatic sto age)
– changing the sound sou ce (Radio, CD
Change )
– changing the selected f equency band o
the FM level
MANUAL TUNING
This allows manual station sea ching in the
chosen band. To tu n this function on use
the MENU (see pa ag aph “Manual station
tuning on/off (TUNING SEEK) in section
“Radio”).
Fo manual tuning p oceed as follows:
– Select the band using the button BAND
AS : FM1, FM2, FM3, MW o LW.
– P ess b iefly and epeatedly button Èo
Í.
Keeping one of the buttons Èo Í
p essed obtains fast fo wa d seeking,
which is stopped when the button is e-
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MANUAL STATION STORAGE
Use buttons f om 1 to 6 to sto e the sta-
tion being hea d in the selected band.
Keep p essed one of these buttons (1 to
6), when station sto ing is completed the
display will show the co esponding but-
ton numbe and a confi mation beep will
be given.
AUTOSTORE FUNCTION
(automatic station storage)
To switch on the AutoSTo e function (au-
tomatic station sto age), keep button
BAND
AS . With this function the adio au-
tomatically sto es the stations with the
st ongest signal in dec easing o de of in-
tensity in the FMAST f equency band (if
tuned on FM band) o AMAST (if tuned on
AM band).
IMPORTANT Activating the AutoSTo e
function cancels the stations sto ed p e-
viously in the FMAST o AMAST band.
Du ing automatic sto age the display
shows “TUNER FMAST” o “TUNER
AMAST” if TUNER mode (Radio) with FM
o AM f equency band is selected. To in-
te upt the automatic station sto age,
p ess button BAND
AS again: the adio will
automatically tune to the station hea d be-
fo e activation of the AutoSTo e function.
LISTENING TO STORED
STATIONS
P oceed as follows:
– select the equi ed f equency band and
the sto age block (FM1, FM2, FM3,
FMAST, MW, LW, AMAST);
– b iefly p ess one of the six station sto -
age buttons.
The display will show the station name (if
p esent) and f equency, whe eas at the
bottom of the display is shown “Pn”
whe e n is the numbe co esponding to
the cu ent station.
In bands FM1, FM2 and FM3, if eception
is poo o weak and the AF alte native f e-
quency sea ch function is active, the sta-
tion with the st ongest signal that is b oad-
casting the same p og amme will be
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When the signal of the RDS station tuned
weakens, the following two cases may oc-
cu :
– With “AF SWITCHING: ON” the RDS
system activates automatic tuning of the
optimum f equency of the station chosen,
with the stations enabled, the efo e the
adio is automatically tuned to the station
with the st ongest signal that is b oad-
casting the same p og amme. Du ing the
jou ney it will thus be possible to contin-
ue listening to the station chosen with-
out having to change the f equency when
changing a ea. Of cou se, the station be-
ing listened to must be eceivable in the
a ea the ca is c ossing.
– With “AF SWITCHING: OFF” the a-
dio will not tune the st ongest station au-
tomatically and it will have to be found
manually using the tune buttons.
AF FUNCTION
(alternative frequency searc )
To tu n the AF function on/off, p ess
b iefly button AF
PTY . RDS name (if avail-
able) will stay on the display and if the
function is on the wo ding is shown.
– “AF SWITCHING: ON” = alte native
f equency sea ch on
– “AF SWITCHING: OFF” = alte native
f equency sea ch off.
TA FUNCTION
(traffic information)
Ce tain stations in the FM band (in sto -
age blocks FM1, FM2, FM3 and FMAST)
a e enabled to also b oadcast info mation
about t affic conditions. Du ing a t affic
bulletin, the message “TRAFFIC INFO”
will be displayed alte nate with the cu -
ent one (e.g.: station name).
To tu n the TA function on/off, p ess
b iefly button TA. When the TA function
is on the display will show the message
“TA-ON”.
When the TA function is on, an incoming
t affic bulletin will stop tempo a ily the
cu ent b oadcasted p og amme o the
CD being played. Switching f om the se-
lected station to the station b oadcasting
t affic announcements is only possible if
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PTY FUNCTION
(selecting a type of programme)
Seve al adio station offe the p og amme
type se vice (PTY) within the FM band
(FM1, FM2, FM3). Fo example, stations
b oadcasting info/news will display as PTY
code the message “NEWS”.
The PTY function activates a seek filte
that tunes only stations b oadcasting p o-
g ammes with the p eselected PTY code
(e.g.: “POP”).
To tu n on the PTY function, keep button
AF
PTY p essed.
The p og amme types offe ed by a adio
station may va y acco ding to the p o-
g amme:
NEWS News and magazine
AFFAIRS Politics and
news
INFO Special info mation
p og ammes
SPORT Spo t
p og ammes
EDUCATE Educational
p og ammes
DRAMA Radio d amas
and lite atu e
CULTURE Cultu e, chu ch
and eligion
SCIENCE Science
VARIED Va iety
POP M Pop music
(hits)
ROCK M Rock music
EASY M Easy music
LIGHT M Light classic
music
CLASSICS Classic music
OTHER M Othe types of music
(e.g. folklo e)
WEATHER Weathe epo t
FINANCE Finance news
CHILDREN Child’s p og ammes
SOCIAL Social info mation
RELIGION Religion and philoso-
phy
PHONE IN Listene ’s calls (othe
than “
PHONE IN ” func-
tion active only with
hands-f ee kit connec-
tion fo mobile phone)
TRAVEL Tou ist’s
info mation
LEISURE F ee time and hobbies
JAZZ Jazz
COUNTRY Count y music
NATION M National
b oadcasting
OLDIES Golden Oldies
FOLK M Folk music
DOCUMENT Special epo ts
PTY automatic seek
To select a PTY th ough automatic seek,
select the equi ed type of p og amme
f om the list sto ed and then sta t auto-
matic seek. P ocedu e is desc ibed in next
pa ag aphs.
PTY function reactivation
P ess button AF
PTY fo ove 2 seconds.
The last p og amme type selected (e.g.
“POP”) will then be displayed.