Magnat Audio M3-LCD/M4-LCD Press the PTY button to display the program type screen, Weather Band

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Radio Operation (continued)

4.To search for another station that broadcasts traffic announcements press either the or button.

5.Press the TA button again to cancel this fea- ture. “TA” will disappear from the display.

6.Press the FUNC. button to return to main radio interface screen.

Note: The Traffic Announcement feature searches for stations that broadcast traffic announcements; it does not mean that they are presently broadcasting a traffic announcement.

Alternative Frequencies (AF): Not available in

the US.

Scanning for FM Radio Stations According to Program Type (PTY):

1.Press the BAND button to select from the FM1, FM2 or FM3 radio band.

2.Press the RDS button and TA, AF and PTY but- tons appear on the left of the display.

3.Press the PTY button to display the program type screen.

4.Press the � or � button to select the desired program type (PTY) (Example: News,

Information, Sports, etc.). The selected pro- gram type will be highlighted.

5.Press the SRCH button to search a station with the selected program type (PTY). Once a station has been found it will automatically start playing.

Weather Band

The weather band is accessible from the Radio screen. Press the WB button and the strongest weather band station will automatically be select- ed and start playing.

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Contents Operation Installation Manual Index IntroductionBacking Up Your Vehicle Liquid Crystal PanelButton Locations and Functions Remote Control Button Locations and FunctionsMicrophone 25 26 6. Equalizer/Sub Woofer EQ/SUB-W ChooseBasics Operation Setting the Clock Time System SetupLanguage GPS Setup Navigation, M4-LCD Only Radio SetupBrightness Adjustment System SetupAudio Setup Calibration SetupWallpaper Setup Background Image Sound Controls ResetEqualizer Interface Wallpaper Screen DimmerMute Dimming the ScreenRadio Operation Scanning Stored Radio Stations Automatically Store Radio StationsLocal/Distant Reception FM Stereo/Mono ReceptionWeather Band Press the PTY button to display the program type screenDisc Warnings Weather Band OperationMusic Disc Operation Pausing a Music DiscGeneral Operations Selecting the Disc SourceRepeating a Music Disc Track Stopping a Music DiscRandom Music Disc Track Play Order Preview Music Disc TracksSelecting the SD, USB or Disc Source MP3 Operation Disc, USB and SD CardRevealing the Home Button Disc Label Side UpMethod 2 Using the Control Panel Method 1 Using the Touch ScreenMP3 Interface Screen File SelectionDisplay StopRepeating a File Random File Play OrderMovie Disc Operation Pausing/Playing a Movie DiscMoving Vehicle Warning Menu ScreenSelecting a Chapter Stopping a Movie DiscFast Forwarding / Fast Rewinding Audio LanguageAngle View Selection Subtitle Language MenuZoom Selection On Screen Display SelectionDirect Chapter Selection Screen Adjustment ControlsSlow Motion Press button to execute your selectionMovie Disc Setup Menu Movie Disc Setup MenuLanguage Setup Speaker SetupSelecting the GPS Navigation System GPS Navigation Operation M4-LCD OnlyNavigation Menu Direct SelectionSettings Menu 1 Navigation SettingsSettings Menu 2 Touch the Screen to Reveal More Features Map FeaturesEntering an Address or Part of an Address Selecting the Cursor as the DestinationTouch the Find Address button Entering a Zip Code GPS Navigation Operation M4-LCD Only Saved Search Criteria Detour Making a Detour Avoid Parts of the Route DetourTouch the Second Upcoming Route Event area Touch the Detour buttonDirect Selection Detour Touch the Route icon to save, load and edit your routes Route MenuItinerary Is the list of the route driving instruc- tions Manage Menu Geocoding Error No functionSaved Search Criteria Help No function User Data Management You can manageSelecting the Bluetooth Source Bluetooth OperationPairing Bluetooth Devices Making CallsEnding a Call Connecting an Already Used PhoneLast Phone Number Redial Phone LogPhone Book Bluetooth MusicPress the Menu button Satellite Radio SetupPress the Direct Tune button Radio IDNo Signal Activate Your ServiceSubscription Updated Check TunerSatellite Radio Operation Manual TuningChannel Locked Channel Selection ModesChannel List Browsing/Tuning Channel Selection Modes Scan TuningDirect Tuning Channel Selection Modes Category Browsing/TuningPress the Category button Programming Preset Satellite Channel Preset Satellite ChannelPress the DIRECT TUNE button InformationPress the Preset button to access the Preset Channel menu Recalling Preset ChannelBand Button Enter user passcode 0000 default then press the OK button Mature Content Indication xLSkip/Lock Parental Control a Channel Skipping or Locking a ChannelSkip Lock Column Column Reinstating a Skipped or Locked ChannelChanging the Passcode Selecting the Ipod Source Ipod Operation OptionIpod Interface Track ControlsNavigation Controls Ipod OperationBrowse for a Song NavigationIpod Operation Option Automatic Camera Selection Camera OperationManually Selecting the Camera View Rear View CameraAuxiliary Audio Video Inputs Operation Connecting an Auxiliary Audio/Video DeviceSelecting the Auxiliary Audio/Video Source AV1 Front Input AV2 Rear InputRemoving the Unit InstallationSpeaker Connections Input and Output Connections Black Wire GroundBlue Wire Input and Output Connections 13-Pin Camera ConnectionsReplaceable Fuse Restart ButtonRear SD Card Holder ONE 1 YEAR LIMITED Warranty Warranty

M3-LCD/M4-LCD specifications

Magnat Audio has long been recognized for its dedication to high-quality audio solutions, and the new Magnat Audio M3-LCD and M4-LCD models exemplify this commitment. These innovative products blend advanced technologies with practicality, making them essential components for discerning audiophiles and casual listeners alike.

The M3-LCD and M4-LCD feature state-of-the-art LCD display technology that not only enhances aesthetic appeal but also provides vital information on playback status, volume levels, and input selections. This user-friendly interface ensures that users can easily navigate through their audio preferences without hassle.

At the heart of these models is a powerful amplification system that ensures clean and precise sound reproduction. The robust power output of 100 watts per channel in the M3-LCD and an impressive 120 watts per channel in the M4-LCD means these devices can drive a wide variety of speakers while maintaining audio fidelity, regardless of the volume level. The incorporation of high-quality components significantly reduces distortion, enhancing the listening experience.

Another distinguishing feature of the M3-LCD and M4-LCD is their extensive connectivity options. Both models support traditional methods such as RCA and optical inputs, as well as modern advancements including Bluetooth and Wi-Fi streaming. This versatility allows users to connect their favorite devices seamlessly, whether it be a smartphone, tablet, or computer, making it easy to enjoy music from various sources.

Additionally, the M3-LCD and M4-LCD incorporate sophisticated DSP (Digital Signal Processing) technology. This allows for customizable equalization settings, enabling users to tailor their audio experience to their specific tastes or optimize sound quality based on room acoustics.

Both models are crafted with a sleek design that blends into any home or office environment. Their compact nature ensures that they fit well in smaller spaces without sacrificing performance. With their stylish finish and modern look, they serve as both functional devices and eye-catching decor.

In conclusion, the Magnat Audio M3-LCD and M4-LCD models represent a compelling combination of advanced features and technologies, delivering exceptional audio performance in a stylish package. Whether you are a serious audiophile or a casual listener, these units promise to elevate your audio experience to new heights. With their powerful amplification, versatile connectivity, and customizable sound settings, Magnat continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in audio technology.
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