Contents
How to reset your unit | 2 |
How to read this manual | 4 |
How to forcibly eject a disc | 4 |
How to change the display pattern | 5 |
How to enter the various menus | 5 |
Control panel — | 6 |
Parts identification | 6 |
Sound adjustments | 25 |
Selecting the DSP | 25 |
Making sound natural | 27 |
Setting the basic sound selection menu |
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Selecting preset sound | 29 |
Storing your own sound modes | 30 |
ENGLISH
Remote controller — |
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Main elements and features | 7 |
Getting started | 8 |
Basic operations | 8 |
Canceling the display demonstration | 9 |
Setting the clock | 9 |
Radio operations | 10 |
Listening to the radio | 10 |
Storing stations in memory | 11 |
Listening to a preset station | 12 |
FM RDS operations | 13 |
Searching for your favorite FM RDS |
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programme | 13 |
Storing your favorite programmes | 14 |
Using the Standby Receptions | 15 |
Tracking the same programme— |
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Using the message service— |
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RDS Radiotext (RT) | 16 |
Disc/SD card operations | 17 |
Playing a disc in the receiver | 17 |
Playing discs in the CD changer | 18 |
Playing an SD card | 19 |
Other main functions | 21 |
Selecting the playback modes | 23 |
Graphic displays | 31 |
Basic procedure | 31 |
Downloading the files | 32 |
Deleting the files | 33 |
Activating the downloaded files | 35 |
General settings — PSM | 36 |
Basic procedure | 36 |
Selecting the dimmer mode | 40 |
Other main functions | 41 |
Assigning titles to the sources | 41 |
Changing the control panel angle | 42 |
Detaching the control panel | 42 |
External component operations... | 43 |
Playing an external component | 43 |
DAB tuner operations | 44 |
Listening to the DAB tuner | 44 |
Storing DAB services in memory | 46 |
Tuning in to a preset DAB service | 46 |
Using the Standby Receptions | 47 |
Tracing the same programme— |
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Alternative Frequency Reception | 48 |
Maintenance | 49 |
More about this receiver | 50 |
Troubleshooting | 54 |
Specifications | 57 |
For safety....
•Do not raise the volume level too much, as this will block outside sounds, making driving dangerous.
•Stop the car before performing any complicated operations.
Temperature inside the car....
If you have parked the car for a long time in hot or cold weather, wait until the temperature in the car becomes normal before operating the unit.
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