DSC programming
DSC (Direct Software Control) allows you to customise certain programmable, basic settings to suit your personal needs and preferences and then store them.
The basic settings for this audio equipment were made at the factory.
In the following you can find an overview of these settings, so that you can always reset to these if desired.
If you wish to alter any of the programming,
•press DSC.
Use the rocker switch and the 
button to select and adjust the functions described in the following. The display will show you the adjusted condition.
/ | Select function |
<< >> | Adjust/recall value |
TIME | The current time will be dis- |
| played or has to be set. For |
| more information see chap- |
| ter “Traffic Memo (TIM) - |
| Setting the clock in the DSC |
| menu”. |
TIMER 1 | To set the first TIM time. |
| For more information please |
| refer to chapter “Traffic |
| Memo (TIM) - Programming |
| the TIM standby mode / TIM |
| times”. |
TIMER 2 | To set the second TIM time |
| (procedure see TIMER 1). |
BAS | To distribute the bass level |
| among the front and rear |
| speakers between +3 F |
| (front) and +3 R (rear). |
TRE | To distribute the treble level |
| among the front and rear |
| speakers between +3 F |
| (front) and +3 R (rear). |
CDC NAME | Only available for CD |
| changer playback (optional). |
| Use this function to name |
| your CDs. (See “Entering |
| CD names”). |
LOUDNESS Loudness - When listening at a low level, the Loudness function creates a more nat- ural sound by boosting the low frequency range. LOUD 1 - Low boost LOUD 6 - Max. boost
TA VOL To adjust the traffic an- nouncement and warning beep volume from between 0 to 63.
The message will then come through at this volume, if the standard volume is lower.
Should the standard volume be higher than the TA VOL level, then the traffic report will be played slightly louder than the standard volume.
SPEECH In future many RDS radio stations will differentiate be- tween music and speech programmes.
You can alter the tone for speech programmes from between “SPEECH 0 ... 4”.
SPEECH 0:
Music/speech off
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