Blaupunkt MP38 TrafÞc information, Switching trafÞc information priority on/off

TrafÞc information

TrafÞc information

Your device is equipped with an RDS-EON receiver. EON (Enhanced Other Network) ensures that whenever a traffic announce- ment (TA) is broadcast, the system switch- es automatically from a station that does not provide traffic reports to the appropri- ate traffic information station within the broadcasting network that does.

Once the traffic report has been played, the system will switch back to the programme that you were listening to before.

Switching trafÞc information priority on/off

￿Press the TRAF button 3.

The priority for traffic announcements is ac- tivated if the display shows the traffic jam symbol.

Notes:

You will hear a warning beep:

•If you leave the reception area of a traffic information station that you are currently listening to.

•If you leave the reception area of a traffic information station that the system is tuned into while you are in the CD or CD changer mode, and the subsequent automatic seek tuning cannot find a new traffic information station.

•If you retune the radio from a traffic in- formation station to a station that does not broadcast traffic information.

If you hear the warning beep, you can ei- ther switch off traffic information priority or tune into a station that broadcasts traffic information.

Setting the volume for trafÞc announcements

￿Press the MENU¥OK button 5.

￿Press the or button 4 repeat- edly until "TA VOLUME" appears on the display.

￿Press the button 4 to open the menu.

￿Set the volume with the or button

4.

To help you adjust the setting more easily, the device will increase or decrease the vol- ume as you make your changes.

When you have finished making your chang- es,

￿press the ESCAPE button <.

Notes:

•Using the volume control 7, you can also adjust the volume during a traf- fic announcement for the duration of that announcement.

•During traffic reports, you can adjust the sound settings and volume distri- bution settings for traffic announce- ments. For further information, please read the "Sound" chapter.

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