Grundig WKC 1705 RDS User manual

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Contents
Please note 2 – 3
GRUNDIG Environmental Initiative
Installation of the unit
Identity card
Code label
Traffic safety
Telephone connection (mute)
Switching on and off
Car radio fuse
Coding
SECURITY LED display
Amplifier at a glance 4
Switching on and off
Volume
Base, Treble
Cassette at a glance 4
Switching on cassette mode
Fast forward and rewind
Changing the side of the cassette
Traffic announcement stand-by
Radio at a glance 5 – 6
Radio mode
Selecting a range
RDS autostore
Tuning radio stations/ programmes with
search function
Manual frequency setting
Traffic announcement stand-by
Storing stations/programmes
Calling up stored radio stations/programmes
Stereo reception
Display
PTY programme types 7
Programme types
Memory positions
PTY function
Compact Disc (CD) 8 – 10
Switching CD mode on
CD mode ɫCassette mode
Switching the display
CD pause
Selecting a CD
Selecting a track
TRACK SCAN
TRACK RANDOM
RESET
TRACK REPEAT
CD SCAN
CD RANDOM
Listening to tracks “fast”.
CD memory
Switching CD mode off
Announcement stand-by for traffic announ-
cements,
Display
Coding 11 – 12
Coding activated?
Activate coding
Return to operation
Deactivate coding
Waiting periods
SECURITY LED display 13
SECURITY LED display
Switching on or off the LED display function
Installation and removal 13 – 14
Installation materials and accessories
Supply voltages
Aerial
Speakers
Additional connections
Inserting the mounting frame
Inserting the car radio
Removing the car radio
Maintenance and care 15
Important information 15 – 16
Radio Data System (RDS)
Traffic Program (TP)
Enhanced Other Network (EON)
Radio reception conditions
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Please note
GRUNDIG Environmental Initiative
You will certainly have noticed,
that we have completely avoided the use of
plastic for the packaging of the car radio.
All packaging elements are of
cardboard/paper and may be disposed of in
existing paper recycling systems.
Installation of the unit
These operating instructions assume that
your unit has been correctly connected and
installed by your dealer.
If you wish to install the unit yourself,
please be sure to observe the information in
the chapter “Installation and removal”
beginning on page 13 as well as the
illustrations at the beginning of the manual.
Identity card
The identity card for your car radio contains
its car radio type, serial number and code
number (see illustration at back of manual).
The serial number is identical to the number
embossed onto the car radio.
The identity card facilitates criminal investiga-
tion by the police in case of radio theft and
speeds settlement of an insurance claim by
providing evidence of ownership.
Keep the card in a safe place, out of reach of
unauthorised persons.
Code label
The code label, placed on the inside of the car
window for high visibility, shows everyone:
the car radio is worthless to thieves!
Traffic safety
Please familiarise yourself with the various
functions of your car radio before you start to
drive.
Volume
Operating your radio at high volume while dri-
ving can endanger you and others. Therefore,
always adjust the volume so that you can still
safely hear outside noises (e.g., car horns,
police and emergency vehicles, etc.).
Telephone connection (mute)
Connect the car telephone or CB radio with
the telephone connection on the car radio (see
page 13, supply voltages: A2 … telephone
connection).
The car radio is “muted” during the car
phone's or CB radio's operation.
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Switching on and off
– with the ignition /starter switch
You can use the car's ignition/starter switch to
switch the radio on and off with the N multi-
function control (see page 13, supply voltages:
A4 … +12 V Stand-by voltage).
– car radio
You can use the r-multi-function control to
switch the car radio on and off when the car
radio ...
– is turned on with the ignition/starter switch,
or
– is not connected to the ignition/starter
switch.
Car radio fuse
Figure +
at the beginning of the manual.
Flat fuse T 5 A/DIN 72581 (plugged).
Coding
Your personal code number (code no.) is
found on your car radio's identity card.
When you have “activated” the coding of
your unit
As soon as you have removed the car radio or
separated it from your car battery supply
(permanent plus, terminal 30) it is then
electronically blocked.
Only you are able to unlock it again and put it
into operation by entering your personal code
number (code no.) (return to operation,
page 11).
Therefore: activate the coding (page 11).
SECURITY LED display
The LED display flashes under the display
if, …
– the coding is activated
(page 11),
– the LED display function is switched on
(page 13) and
– the car radio was switched off with the
ignition/starter switch in the vehicle
(page 3) or with the multi-function control.

Volume left ɫright (balance)
Pull out (engage) the multi-function control
and turn:
right softer ɤleft softer.
Finally press the multi-function control (engage).
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Amplifier at a glance Cassette at a glance
Switching on and off at the car radio r
Turn the multi-function control: Off ʋOn
The display is dark: the unit is switched off.
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Volume r
Turn the multi-function control
volume – ɧvolume +.
Volume front ɫrear (fader)
Press the multi-function control and turn
front softer ɤrear softer.
Base BASS –ɤ+
Switching on cassette mode
During radio or CD mode:
Insert the tape into the tape compartment
until it locks into place.
Ńin the display: upper side of cassette
Ľin the display: lower side of cassette
Switching off cassette mode
Press the “
əbutton as far as the stop.
Radio or CD mode.
Traffic announcement stand-by,
When "TP " is in the display (see also page 6).
TP on / off :press: “
TP button briefly.
– The cassette player stops during traffic
announcements.
– You hear the traffic announcement at a
minimum volume.
– If the stored traffic announcement station
can no longer be received, the search fun-
ction starts seeking the next traffic station.
Cassette tapes used in a car radio are
subject to high temperatures. For this rea-
son, use only quality C60 and C90 cassette
tapes from well-known manufacturers.
Changing the side of the cassette
Press the – “
m
p“
y
í-buttons simultaneously
or
– changes automatically at the end of the
tape.
Ńin the display: upper side of cassette
Ľin the display: lower side of the cassette
Fast forward and rewind
Engage the corresponding button:
rewind – “
m
p“
y
í– fast forward.
To stop:
– press the disengaged button
or
– stops automatically at the end of the tape.
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Tuning to a station/programme
with search function
Select a range (e.g. RDS l).
Only search for stations with radio traffic anno-
uncement function in the ranges RDS l, RDS ll
and RDS lll, when "TP " is in the display.
TP on/off: press the “
TP button briefly.
Starting the search
Press the “
ɶɶbutton briefly: frequency +
Press the “
ʺʺbutton briefly: frequency –
The automatic channel search sensitivity
increases after the second and third searches
across the entire frequency range. "DX" in the
display: highest search sensitivity (3rd search).
Immediate highest search sensitivity:
Press the “
PTY
DX m button until "DX " is in the
display.
GOTO search: Press the button and release
shortly before the desired frequency
Radio at a glance
Selecting a range
Press the “
RDS
III
button (advance button)
briefly.
RDS l, RDS ll and RDS lll ranges
(87.50…108.00 MHz);
FM programmes with RDS.
Press the “
FM button (advance) briefly.
In FM range: no traffic announcement
stand-by (TP). No station names on the
display.
FM(VHF) range
(VHF 87.50…108.00 MHz)
Last Station Memory
after you have selected the range, you will
hear the previous station/programme (last
station memory) played.
Radio mode
In cassette mode:
press the “
əbutton as far as the stop.
In CD mode:
press the “
CD button briefly.
RDS autostore
In each of the three RDS ranges, RDS l, RDS
ll and RDS lll, you can automatically renew
the memory of memory buttons “
1to “ 6;
for example, upon using the unit for the first
time.
Only store stations with radio traffic
announcement function, when "TP " is in the
display.
TP on/off: press the “
TP button briefly.
Starting RDS autostore
Press the “
MONO
AS button until it is mute.
RDS programmes are now being stored into
the memory of the “
1to “ 6memory but-
tons ("AST " in the display). A maximum of
2 automatic channel searches across the
entire frequency range occur, with increa-
sing search sensitivity.When the storing pro-
cess is finished, the radio plays.
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Radio
Calling up a stored station/programme
Select a range, e.g. RDS l.
Press memory button, e.g. “
1briefly.
Storing stations/programmes
You can store the station or programme you
are listening to
– in a selected range, e.g. RDS l
– with the memory buttons “
1to “ 6,
– with ("TP " in the display) or without
“announcement stand-by for traffic
announcements”.
Storing
Press a memory button, e.g. “
1,until the
tuned station or programme becomes
audible again.
The stored station remains in memory even
if the supply voltage is disconnected.
Announcement stand-by for
traffic announcements
when "TP " is in the display.
TP on/off:press “
TP button briefly.
– You hear traffic announcements at a
minimum volume, even when the volume
is at zero.
– If you only want to hear traffic
announcements, turn the volume down to
zero with the r-multi-function control.
– If the stored station can no longer be
received, the automatic search function
starts seeking the next traffic station.
Stereo reception
When ɳis in the display.
Manual switching to mono:
Press the “
MONO
AS button briefly
Switching back to stereo:
Press the “
MONO
AS button briefly
Memory position, e.g. “
3
Range, e.g. RDS ll
Traffic Programme
(traffic announcements)
Highest search
sensitivity
Stereo reception
RDS programme name
or range and frequency
or functions, e.g. "SAFE "
Important information:
RDS (Radio Data System),
TP (Traffic Programme),
EON (Enhanced Other Network) and
reception conditions, page 15.
Manual frequency setting
Press the button “
PTY
DX m briefly in the range
FM (VHF): "MAN " in the display,
then press the “
ɶɶbutton – frequency +
“
ʺʺbutton – frequency –
Press button briefly: incremental change.
Press button longer: quick change.
Switching over from manual to automatic
search:
– automatic after approx. 60 seconds, or
– press the “
PTY
DX m button briefly, or
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PTY programme types
Programme types
Prerequisite
Radio stations offer the “programme types”
service in FM range (RDS l, RDS ll, RDS lll).
Programme types
The programme types a radio station offers
change according to the programme being
broadcast.
NO PTY No programme type identifier
NEWS News and current events
AFFAIRS Politics and current affairs
INFO Special talk programme
(e.g., consumers´ magazine)
SPORT Sport programme
EDUCATE Learning and further education
DRAMA Radio plays and literature
CULTURE Culture, church and society
SCIENCE Science
VARIED Talk entertainment
POP Pop music (hits)
ROCK M Rock music
M.O.R.M Light music
LIGHT M Light classical music
CLASSICS Serious classical music
OTHER M Music programmes that cannot be
categorised (e.g., Folklore)
Memory positions
Memory positions
are assigned the programme types:
“
1NEWS -button News and current events
“
2SPORT -button Sport programme
“
3POP -button Pop and light music
“
4ROCK -button Rock music
“
5CLASSICS -button Serious and light
classical music
Memory position “
6
can be assigned a programme type of your
choice, see “programme types”:
“
6PERS button personal.
PTY function
Range RDS l, RDS ll or RDS lll.
1.Switching on the PTY function
Press the “
PTY
DX m button briefly:
last selected programme type is in display.
2.Select programme type …
with the
memory buttons “
1“ 2“ 3
Press button briefly. “
4“ 5
Programme type in display.
PTY search starts automatically,
goes to the next station which is offering the
selected programme type;
"PTY …" is in the display.
With the
memory position button “
6
press the button repeatedly until the desired
programme type is in the display.
3.Start or continue PTY search
Briefly press the “
ɶɶbutton or
the “
ʺʺbutton:
PTY search goes to the next station that is
offering the selected programme type;
"PTY …" in the display.
During the PTY search you can switch to
another programme type using the
memory buttons.
If no station is offering your selected
programme type, you will hear the last
station that was tuned in.
4.Switching off the PTY function
Briefly press the “
PTY
DX m button or
automatically after approx. 60 secs.
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Compact Disc (CD) with "Grundig CD-changer*"
*Your dealer will be able to inform you
which “Grundig CD-changers” are suitable.
Selecting a CD
Briefly press button “
3CD +or
“
6CD –(repeatedly) until number of CD is in
display, e.g.
CD 1
CD pause
Briefly press button “
5ǷǷ:
"CD PAUSE " appears in the display.
To end:
briefly press button “
5ǷǷ
or select another function.
Selecting a track
Briefly press buttons (repeatedly) until
number of track in display.
“
1TRACK + button: next track(s)
“
4TRACK – button: previous track(s) or
repeat the track you are listening to.
If the numbers of the tracks are not in order
in the display (TRACK RANDOM):
press button “
4t until "RESET " in display.
Switching CD mode on
In radio mode:
press the “
CD button.
CD mode ɫCassette mode
In CD mode:
insert the cassette into the cassette
compartment, until it locks into place
(cassette mode).
Back to CD mode:
Press the “
əbutton as far as the stop.
Switching the display
Press button “
2DPL briefly; e.g. in display:
CD 1 1.CD
T02 2.Track
03 3.Track
01:08 1 minute,
8 seconds
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1TRACK +
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Compact Disc (CD)
CD RANDOM
Listen to the tracks from all CD's in ran-
dom order:
press “
6button until
"CD RND " is in the display.
To end:
press “
6button until
"RESET" in the display.
TRACK REPEAT
Repeat the track you are listening to
continuously:
press “
5button until
"REPEAT " is in the display.
Select another track or
“select CD” is possible.
To end:
press “
5button until
"RESET " is in the display.
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CD SCAN
Listen to the 1st track on each CD for
approx 10 seconds:
press “
3button until
"CD SCAN " is in the display.
If you want to continue listening to the track
beingplayed
Press “
3button briefly or
select another function;
"RESET " briefly in the display.
TRACK RANDOM
Listen to the tracks on the CD in random
order:
press “
4button until
"TR RND " is in the display.
To end:
press “
4button until
"RESET " is in the display.
TRACK SCAN
Listen to tracks on the CD for approx. 10s.:
Press “
1button until "TR SCAN " appears
in the display.
If you want to continue listening to the track
being played:
Briefly press “
1button or
select another function;
"RESET " briefly in the display.
RESET
Set the CD-changer to the basic set up:
end all special functions “CD RANDOM” etc.
Press “
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Compact Disc (CD)
Announcement stand-by for traffic
announcements,
when "TP " in display (see also page 6).
TP on / off: briefly press button “
TP .
– CD playback stops during the traffic
announcement.
– You hear traffic announcements at a
minimum volume.
– If the stored station can no longer be
received, the search function seeks the
next traffic announcement station.
CD CHECK CD-magazine is checked.
TO HOT CD-changer overheated.
MECHANIC CD-changer – mechanical error
SURFACE CD inserted wrongly, or
data transmission error.
MAGAZINE CD-magazine not inserted or
not locked into place.
NO CD CD-magazine empty.
CD no CD-changer connected or,
connection to CD-changer
damaged.
RESET terminate TRACK RANDOM,
TRACK SCAN, CD SCAN,
CD RANDOM and TRACK
REPEAT.
Display
CD 1 T O 2 1 st. CD – 2 nd. track
01 01:15 1 st. track – 1 minute, 15secs
CD SCAN listen to 1st.track of each CD
for approx.10seconds.
TR RND TRACK RANDOM: listen to CD
tracks in random order.
TR SCAN TRACK SCAN: play tracks on
the CD for approx. 10 secs.
CD RND CD RANDOM: listen to the
tracks from all CD's in random
order.
REPEAT TRACK REPEAT: continuously
repeat the track you are
playing
CD PAUSE interrupt CD playback.
CD memory
If you switch off CD mode with the
“
CD button (press briefly) and switch it on
again within three minutes, CD playback
continues from the same place.
If you switch on again “later”, CD playback
starts with the track last heard.
Listening to tracks “fast”.
Listening to tracks “fast” with reduced volu-
me.
Forwards:
hold down the “
ɶɶTRACK xxbutton.
Reverse:
hold down the “
ʺʺTRACK ~~button.
Switching CD mode off
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Coding
For general information on coding
see page 3.
The coding has not been activated at the factory.
If you lose your code number (identity card)
the radio can only be made operational again
by a Grundig dealer after you prove ownership
and pay a fee.
Coding activated?
Check:
if the car radio is switched on:
press the “
FM button until the following
appears in the display:
"SAFE " coding activated or
"CODE " coding not activated.
Then:
switch the car radio off and on.
Activate coding
1. The radio is playing.
2. Press “
FM button until "CODE " appears in
the display.
After approx. 3 seconds in the display:
"– – – –"
If you want to stop the “coding activation”:
switch the radio off and then on.
3. Enter the code no. (see identity card):
press “
1– “ 4buttons repeatedly until
the code no. is in the display, e.g. "1703 "
Example: 1703 in the display:
“
1button press once "I– – –"
“
2button press 7 times "I 7 – –"
“
3button press 10 times "I 7 0 –"
“
4button press 3 times "I 7 0 3 "
4. Confirm code no.:
press “
FM button until "SAFE " appears in
the display.
After approx. 3 seconds:
the radio plays!
The coding is activated!
Return to operation
Coding is activated.
The car radio has been separated from the
battery of your vehicle (e.g. permanent plus,
terminal 30), for example after taking out the
radio.
1. Switch on the car radio; in the display:
"SAFE "
After approx. 3 secondes in the display:
"– – – –"
2. Enter code no. (see identity card):
(see example “activate coding”).
Press “
1– “ 4buttons repeatedly until
the code no. appears in the display, e.g.
"1703 ".
3. Confirm the code no.:
press “
FM button until "SAFE " appears in
the display.
After approx. 3 seconds:
the radio plays!
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Coding
If you enter an incorrect code number;
in the display: "SAFE ".
After approx. 3 seconds:
the radio does not play!
Begin again. Note the “waiting periods”
between attempts.
Deactivate coding
e.g. before removing the car radio:
1. The radio is playing.
Press “
FM button until "SAFE " appears in
the display.
After approx. 3 seconds in the display:
" – – – – "
2. Enter code no. (see identity card):
(see example “activate coding”)
Press “
1– “ 4buttons repeatedly until
the code no. appears in the display, e.g.
"1703 "
3. Confirm the code no.:
Press “
FM button until "CODE " appears in
the display.
After approx. 3 seconds:
the radio plays!
The coding is deactivated!
If you enter an incorrect code no.;
in the display: "SAFE ".
After approx. 3 seconds:
the radio does not play!
Begin again.
Note the “waiting periods” between
attempts.
Waiting periods
Waiting periods are required between
activation attempts so that “return to
operation” is not possible by trial and error.
During these waiting periods the car radio
input function is locked for all entries.
The car radio must be switched on during
these waiting periods:
"SAFE " in the display.
The waitingperiod is over when, the number
of the next attempt is visible in the display e.g.
" 2– – – – "
The table sho-
ws waiting peri-
ods between
individual
attempts.
After the 5th
attempt it is
recommendable
to have a dealer
carry out the
return to opera-
tion. After the 6th attempt, the waiting period
is always 24 hrs!
Attempt Wait.Per.
(in display) (approx.)
21 sec.
11.5 min.
25.5 min.
3.2 min.
41.5 hrs.
56.0 hrs.
624 hrs.
724 hrs.
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SECURITY LED display
See (page 3).
Switching on or off the
LED display function
1. The radio is playing.
2. Press “
FM button until "SAFE " or "CODE "
appears in the display.
After approx 3 seconds in the display:
" – – – – "
3. Press “
6button until the following
appears in the display:
"LED ON " (function switched on) or
"LED OFF " (function switched off).
Then: the radio plays!
Changing functions: repeat the setting.
A6 … Illumination of radio controls
Connect blade contact A6 to terminal 58 on
the vehicle.
When the car headlights are on and the radio
switched off, the control buttons on the car
radio are illuminated.
A 5 … +12 V control voltage (max.0.5 A)
on blade contact A5 with radio switched on.
For automatic aerial (extend / retract),
amplifiers (switching on/off) aerial amplifier,
(operating voltage) etc.
A4 … +12 V Stand-by voltage
Connect to terminal 30 (permanent plus) on
the vehicle, if you want to switch the car radio
on and off with the ignition switch; see blade
contact A7 to do this.
A2 … Telephone connection (mute)
Connection for a car telephone or CB radio:
The car radio is “muted” when the car
telephone or CB radio is in operation. Blade
contact A2 is earthed.
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Installation materials and accessories
Your dealer can advise you as to what
installation materials you will need and what
accessories are available.
Supply voltages
Blade contacts A: Figure +
A8 … – Operating voltage
Connect to terminal 31 (earth) of the vehicle.
A7 … +12 V Operating voltage
Connect to terminal 15 or terminal 30 of the
vehicle:
– terminal 15, if you want to be able to switch
the car radio on and off with the ignition
switch.
– Terminal 30, if you do not want to switch
the car radio on and off with the ignition
switch. Do not connect contact blade A4!
For VW/Audi vehicles as of the 1991 model:
do not under any circumstances connect
the contact blade A7to the Scontact
(power supply plug PIN 4, brown/red
cable).
Figures o– acan be found at the
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Installation and removal
Aerial
Figures pand ü
Use an aerial adapter if required (Fig. p).
Fix the aerial adapter (Fig. p) or aerial cable
(Fig. ü) in the plastic holder.
Your car radio is designed for connection to a
150 Ωaerial (impedance).
Extending the aerial cable to the rear of the
car, for example, can impair signal reception.
Speakers
Blade contacts B : Figure +
Front speakers
B3 right +B4right –(earth)
B5 left +B6left –(earth)
Rear speakers
B1 right +B2right –(earth)
B7 left +B8left –(earth)
Maximum output power
to 4 Ωspeakers:
Sustained power, DIN 45 324 _____ 4 x 15 W
Peak output ___________________ 4 x 10 W
Additional connections
Blade contacts C:
Figure +
CD control
C13 CD bus
C15 power supply (earth)
C16 power supply +12 V
C17 switching voltage
C18 CD AF earth
C19 CD AF left
C20 CD AF right
Line outputs
Connection for booster or active speaker.
Figure +
C11rear speaker left +
C12rear speaker right +
C13earth –
C14front speaker left +
C15front speaker right +
C16switching voltage for booster: on / off
switch (max. 0.3 A).
Inserting the mounting frame
Figure o
Insert mounting frame binto the radio space
ain the vehicle.
Bend tabs cbehind the radio space aas
required (depending on type of vehicle).
Inserting the car radio
Figure o
Insert the car radio all the way into the moun-
ting frame.
The car radio should lock into place.
Removing the car radio
Figure a
Insert both removal handles das far as possi-
ble into the openings in the trim.
Press both removal handles outwards ɫand
slowly pull the radio out.

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The total construction of the unit guarantees
maintenance-free operation over a long period
of time.
If a problem should arise, please contact your
nearest dealer. See also “In the event of a
defect” (at the end of the manual).
Do not expose cassettes to high temperatures
(see the manufacturer's instructions) and
after use, put back into cassette cases.
Clean the screen with a soft, dust-binding and
anti-static cloth. Polish and cleaning solution
can damage the surface of the screen.
The recording head must be free of dust and
particles to avoid avoid loss of treble
responses.
You should therefore clean the recording head
with a cleaning cassette after every 50 to 100
operating hours.
Traffic Programme (TP)
Announcement stand-by for traffic
announcements
in ranges RDS l, RDS ll and RDS lll.
Switching TP on / off
Briefly press “
TP button:
announcement stand-by when "TP " is in the
display.
– If no traffic announcement station is set
or the tuned traffic announcement station
can no longer be received,
the automatic search function seeks the
next traffic station.
The first three searches cover the entire
frequency range with increasing search
sensitivity.
"SRC " (search) appears in the display
.
– You hear traffic announcements at a preset
minimum volume, even if the volume set is
lower.
– If you only want to hear traffic
announcements, set the volume to “zero”.
Radio Data System (RDS)
RDS is an information system, whose
signals are broadcast in addition to the FM
radio station.
Programme service
So that you see what you are listening to!
With RDS programmes, you see the abbrevi-
ated name of the programme in the display,
e.g. "BAYERN 3 "
which stands for Bayerischer Rundfunk –
Programme 3.
Please note that RDS programmes can have
different regional stations and programme
names.
Alternative frequencies
An RDS programme is broadcast by several
stations, each with a different broadcast
frequency (alternative frequencies).
You select an RDS programme and your car
radio always tunes to a station with good
reception that is broadcasting the same RDS
programme.
Maintenance and care Important information

Important information
Enhanced Other Network (EON)
Listen to traffic announcements even if you
have tuned in an “RDS programme without
traffic reports”.
In the ranges RDS l, RDS ll and RDS lll.
Prerequisite
The radio station that is broadcasting your
selected RDS programme with EON also has
an additional RDS programme which offers
traffic announcements.
Announcement stand-by
for traffic announcements even with
“RDS programmes without traffic
announcements”, if "TP" is in display and
the selected RDS programme remains
audible.
Switching TP on/off:
Press “
TP button briefly.
Radio reception conditions
FM reception
Reception conditions change constantly while
you are driving.
Mountains, buildings or bridges can all
disturb reception.
This is particularly true when you are farther
away from the station.
Subject to technical alterations and
alterations in styling E. and O.E.
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ĶIdentity Card und Code-Aufkleber
(siehe dazu Seite 2)
ķIdentity Card and Code label
(see page 2)
ƴIdentity Card e Adesivi di segnalazione
(vedere pagina 2)
ĸIdentity Card et Autocollants de code
(pour plus d'informations, voir page 2)
ńIdentity Card en Code-sticker
(zie daarvoor pagina 2)
įIdentity Card y Adhesivos de código
(véase la página. 2)
łIdentity Card e Autocolante «Code»
(ver página 2)
CODE
CAR RADIOS BY
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SECURITY
SECURITY
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Model Type
Serial No.
Code No.
Die Identity Card dient als Eigentumsnachweis mit individuellem Sicherheits-
code und erleichtert bei Verlust des Gerätes die Schadensabwicklung.
Vor fremdem Zugriff schützen.
The identity card serves as evidence of ownership with individual
security code and facilitates the settlement in the case of theft of the unit.
Keep the document safe.
ĶIm Falle eines Defektes
Auf Ihren Wunsch kann Ihr Fachhändler in der
Bundesrepublik Deutschland als Service-
leistung Grundig Autoradios im Falle eines
Defektes durch werksgeprüfte Austausch-
geräte ersetzen.
Bitte beachten Sie jedoch, daß Voraussetzung
für die Teilnahme Ihres Fachhändlers an
diesem Austauschsystem das unverletzte
Garantiesiegel am Autoradio ist.
ķIf a problem should arise
Please note however, that the undamaged
guarantee seal on the unit is the precondition
for your guarantee.
ƴSe si dovesser verificare disturbi
L´apparecchio sia ancora presente il sigillo di
garanzia intatto.
ĸEn cas de défectuosité
Veuillez noter que vous ne pouvez plus faire
valoir la garantie une fois le sceau d'origine
rompu.
ńIn geval van een defect
Let op, alleen als het garantiezegel niet ver-
broken is, heeft u recht op garantie.
įEn caso de un defecto
Observe que el sello de garantia intacto en el
aparato es el requisito para hacer valer el
derecho de garantia.
łEm caso de defeito
Tenha em consideração que a premissa para a
concessão da garantia é que o selo de garan-
tia no aparelho estiver intacto.
į
DECLARACION DE CONFORMIDAD CON NORMAS
El que suscribe, en nombre de GRUNDIG AG,
Kurgartenstraße 37, D-90762 Fürth, RFA.
declara, bajo su propia responsabilidad, que el
Equipo: AUTORRADIO CON CASSETTE
Fabricado por: GRUNDIG AG
En: BRAGA, PORTUGAL
Marca: GRUNDIG
Modelo: WKC 1705 RDS
objeto de esta declaración, cumple con la normativa siguiente:
– Anexo V del Reglamento sobre Perturbaciones Radio-
eléctricas aprobado en el Real Decreto 138/1989.
– Este certificado ha sido expedido para dar cumplimiento al
Real Decreto 1066/1989 (Orden Ministerial del 18.10.1989).
Hecho en: Fürth el: 31.08.1994
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