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2. Press and hold the preset button (for about
two seconds) on which you want to store
the current channel. Audio output is muted
for a further two seconds while the channel
is stored and a confirmation message is
displayed.
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each channel that
you want to store as a preset.
Note: You cannot store a subchannel as a
preset. If you try to stor e a subchannel, you will
store the channel to which the subchannel
belongs.
Recalling a preset channel
Make sure that you have selected the
appropriate digital source ( DAB1 or DAB2 ) and
then press and release the preset button you
require. The channel y ou have selected will
start to play automatically.
Note: If you try to recall a channel that has
previously been stored as a preset but is now
unavailable or invalid, the message No channel
found is displayed. You must choose another
channel.
Scrolling through presets
Rotate the menu control to scroll through all
available presets for the current digital source
( DAB1 or DAB2 ). When you stop rotating, the
selected channel will start to play automatically
after a few seconds.
Note: If you are listening to a subchannel, then
rotating the menu control will return you to,
and then scroll through, the channel preset list.
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SETTINGS
A number of different f unctions are available
from the DAB settings menu. Follow the
procedure below to access the menu.
1. While you are using either the DAB1 or
DAB2 source, press and release the MENU
button.
2. Press and release the menu control to
select DAB settings .
3. Rotate the menu control to scroll through,
and highlight, the menu options displayed.
4. Press and hold the EXIT button to save any
changes you have made and return to
normal audio mode. Note:
To navigate up to a pr evious menu level,
press and release the EXIT button.
Note: If you have pressed the MENU button
once but take no action for ten seconds, the
system will exit the menu automatically.
DAB search
To find a specific br oadcast, use the DAB
search menu. You can scroll through, and
choose from, complete lists of ensembles,
channels, subchannels or programme type
(PTY) categories.
EXIT
SELECTDAB settings
Clock
EXIT
SELECT
DAB sea rch
Auto tune
DAB radio t ext
EXIT
SELECT
Ensemble list
Channel list
Subchannel list
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1. From the DAB settings menu, choose DAB
search .
2. Press and release the menu control to view
the following options: Ensemble list to
view a list of all ensembles and the
channels within each ensemble-; Channel
list to view a list of all available channels.
Subchannel list to view a list of all
subchannels (if av ailable) under the
channel currently playing PTY to list all
PTY categories (News, Sport, Talk etc.)
and the channels within each category. 3.
Rotate the menu control to scroll through
the list, then press and release the menu
control to choose from a list.
Auto-tune
Auto-tune builds a list of all the available digital
channels for the region you are in. See
CHANNEL AUTOMATIC TUNING (page 236).
From the DAB settings menu, choose
Auto-tune to start. The message
Auto-tuning... is displayed along with a
percentage to i ndicate progress.
Note: You can also press and hold the AUTO
button to start auto-tuning.
DAB radio text
You can change the type of information that is
displayed on the screen when a channel or
subchannel is playing.
EXIT
SELECT
BBC Radio 1
BBC Radio 2
BBCRadio 3
EXIT
SELECT
Ensemble list
Channel list...
Subchannel list
EXIT
SELECT
DAB sea rch
Auto-tune
DAB radio text
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From the DAB settings menu, choose DAB
radio text . Rotate the menu control and press
to select one of the following:
• Ensemble name to display the name of the
ensemble to which the current channel
belongs.
• PTY to display the name of the ensemble to
which the current channel belongs. •
Off to display only the channel name.
Advanced settings
From the DAB settings menu, choose
Advanced settings . Use the menu control to
navigate the menu options below.
Link DAB
Some DAB channels are broadcast in a number
of different ensembles. For example, some
national channels may broadcast a number of
regional variations of the same channel under
different ensembles.
EXIT
SELECT
Ensemble name
PTY
Off
EXIT
SELECT
Auto-tune
DAB radio text
Advanced settings
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BBC National DAB
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BBC 5LIVE
Sport
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BBC 5LIVE
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DAB radio text
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If the Link DAB setting is switched on and the
signal strength for a channel falls below an
acceptable level, the audio unit will
automatically search other available ensembles
for a channel with the same name.
If an alternative local ch annel is found, then the
message Switching ensemble is displayed and
the new channel is played automatically after
few seconds. If the cha nnel is not found after a
few seconds, the message No signal is
displayed. DAB country
If you move the vehicle
to a different country,
you can change DAB country setting to make
sure that the audio unit gives the best possible
reception and sound quali ty. Rotate the menu
control to highlight the new country in the list.
Press and release the menu control to check
the box next to the selected country.
Note: When you change the DAB country, the
audio unit automaticall y starts auto-tuning.
See CHANNEL AUTOMATIC TUNING
(page 236).
EXIT
SELECT
Link DAB
DAB country
Band selection
EXIT
SELECTOn
Off
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SELECT
Link DAB
DAB country
Band selection
EXIT
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Compact disc playerLOADING COMPACT DISCS
Note: Some music CD manufacturers are
using data encryption to copy-protect their
recordings and prevent the production of
counterfeit copies. These CDs differ from the
internationally agreed CD audio standard,
RedBook, a standard that serves as the
operating basis for all CD players and
changers. Copy-pro tected CDs may fail to play
in your CD changer or ma y be played subject to
various limitations, e. g. sound quality may be
impaired. If you do ex perience a problem, try
the CD in other player s before contacting the
CD vendor.
Loading a CD - Single disc player
To insert a disc into the player, make sure that
the label side of the di sc is facing upwards and
present the disc to the slot. Ease the disc into
the slot until the mech anism takes over and
draws the disc in fully.
Loading a CD - Six disc player
Press the CD mode button, then press the
numbered button of the position in which the
compact disc is to be stored ( 1 to 6). Make sure that the label side of the disc is
facing upwards then, when prompted, partially
insert the disc. The play er mechanism will draw
the disc in automatica lly and the disc number
will appear on the display.
Note: If there is a problem with a disc that has
been loaded (inserted upside down, wrong
format etc.), Disc unreadable or Disc error will
appear in the information display, and the disc
will be ejected. If the problem can be corrected
(disc upside down for example), then re-insert
the disc in the correct manner. If the problem
cannot be rectified, do not re-insert the disc.
There will be a pause while the player reads
information from the disc, then play will start at
the first track.
To load another CD, pr ess another numbered
button ( 1 to 6) and repeat the loading
procedure.
Note: The six circles in the top right-hand side
of the information display of the premium unit,
represent the six available CD positions. As
soon as a CD is loaded, its number will appear
in the circle.
Load all
This feature is only available on the standard
audio, six disc CD player.
1. Press and hold the CD button until Load
All appears on the display.
2. When prompted, partia lly insert the first
disc. The player mechanism will draw the
disc in automatically.
3. When prompted, conti nue to insert discs
until all six discs have been loaded. When
fully loaded, the CD player will commence
playing CD1.
CAUTION
Do not force the disc into the slot.
CAUTION
Do not use discs with paper labels, Dual
Discs or DVDPlus discs. The front
loading CD player may load and play this
type of disc, however, it is likely that the disc
will not eject and will block the CD mechanism.
Such damage to a CD player will not be
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EJECTING COMPACT DISCS
It is only possible to eject a single disc, if it is
currently selected or playing.
To eject a disc, press and release the eject
button. A confirmation message will be shown
on the information display. After a short pause,
the disc will be presente d. The disc should then
be removed.
Note: If the disc is not removed from the slot
within fifteen seconds, it will be drawn back
into the player.
EJECTING MULTIPLE COMPACT
DISCS
All the discs loaded in the player can be ejected
in sequence. To eject all of the discs, press and
hold the eject button. A confirmation message
will be shown on the information display. After
a short pause, the first disc will be presented.
The disc should then be removed.
The discs will be ejected one at a time with a
short pause in between each.
To stop the process, press any CD number
button ( 1 to 6).
COMPACT DISC SELECTION
To select one of the loaded discs, briefly press
the disc number required ( 1 to 6). If the
position selected does not contain a disc, there
will be a pause and a message will appear on
the information display.
Once a disc has been inserted, there will be a
pause while the player reads the disc
information. Playback will then begin at the
start of track one.
COMPACT DISC PLAYBACK
To start compact disc pl ayback, briefly press
the CD mode button, followed by the disc
number required. If no di sc number is selected,
playback will begin at one of two places:
• If the discs have not been removed since
their last use, playback will begin from the
point at which it wa s stopped previously.
• If the discs have not been used since they
were inserted, playback will begin at the
start of the first loaded disc.
TRACK SELECTION
Premium audio
Standard audio
To return to the start of a track, or skip to the
next track during playba ck, press and release
the appropriate button.
COMPACT DISC PAUSE
To pause or stop compact disc playback,
briefly press one of th e other mode buttons,
AM or FM for example. Press the CD button to
continue playback.
On premium audio units, CD play will also
pause when the volume is turned down to 0.
Play will resume when the volume is turned
back up.
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FAST FORWARD/REVERSE
Premium audio
Standard audio
To search forwards or backwards through the
current track, press and hold the relevant
search button.
COMPACT DISC FUNCTION MENU
Depending on the specific ation of the audio
unit, the following extra functions are available
using the compact disc function menu:
• Random
• CD text
• CD scan
• Repeat
• TA
• News Select compact disc mode, then briefly press
the MENU button. Use the rotary control to
select CD settings . Press the rotary control to
confirm selection. Use the rotary control to
select the required function and press to
confirm selection. Rotate the control to enable
or disable the function.
COMPACT DISC DISPLAY OPTIONS
Some compact discs, in cluding MP3 files, have
information which can be displayed on the
premium audio display screen. Instead of the
track number, it is possi ble to view the track
title with the CD text function enabled.
To enable or disable the CD text function, select
compact disc mode, then briefly press the
MENU button. Use the rotary control to
highlight CD settings and press to confirm
selection. Using the ro tary control, select CD
TEXT from the menu. Rotate the control to
select On or Off and press to confirm selection.
SHUFFLE/RANDOM
Random alters the play back sequence for the
loaded discs. The trac ks are selected randomly
by the player.
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