2006 SKODA FABIA CD player

The device complies with the protective
requirements of EMV (Directive EG 89/336 EWG
and Directive 93/68 EWG) according toEN
55013 and EN 55020 standards.
Brief Introduction 2
Important Precautions 3
Operation of the Radio 4
Operation of CD player 9
Operation of external
CD changer* 12
Connection of external
Audio sources* 14
User Settings 15
Cautions and Instructions,
Warranty 17
Brief Technical Description 19
Operating Instructions
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Dear Customer,
If you have not received a security code for
your radio, it means that your car is fitted with
comfort coding system, which does not
require a code. In case of disconnection and
reconnection of car battery, first switch on
the power by the starting key, then switch on
the radio. If you need a code, please do not
hesilate to contact your Škoda Service
Partner or importeur.
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Trafic information within the RDS- EON
network
NO INFO
Traffic information end
TP
TPRDS- EON (Enhanced Other
Networks) links certain stations so that the
traffic information transmitted by one station
can be received while another station is tuned
in. If any problems prevent the traffic
information from being received, the sound
will be muted and the “ ” message is
displayed.
After the traffic information ends, the sound of
the original station, or of a CD, will be Restored.
You can press button at any time to
cancel the playback of traffic information. The
“ ” symbol will disappear.16Disc loading slot
Activation of CD playback mode
CD
NO CD Your radio is fitted with a built- in CD player. To
Listen to a CD, insert the disc into the slot
with printed side up. Disc contents will be read
and playback begins.
While listening to the radio, press button .
If a CD has been inserted, playback starts from
the point where it has been interrupted the last
time. If no CD is inserted, you will be notified of
the fact by “ ” message.14
2Display indications in the CD mode
REPEAT
MIX A Current track number.
B Play time indication.
C Area reserved for preset buttons
Previous/next track;
Fast forward / rewind within a
track.
D Icon - mode active See chapter
Optional functions in the CD mode.
E Icon - mode active See chapter
Optional functions in the CD mode.



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Operating of CD player
Replaying CD
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SCAN function
SCAN
OK
Stopping playback
FM AM Press button to start searching through
the disc. A 10- second sample of the beginning
of each track is played. The sequence number
of the track on the disc is displayed at the same
time.
Press preset button to end the scan
mode. Current track will be played normally.
To stop disc playback and to switch on the
radio, press button or .
The last selected station will play.5
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39Track select buttons
Seek buttons During CD playback, press button to skip
to previous track.
Press button to skip to next track. Playback
starts from the beginning of selected track.
Press and hold button or for fast rewind
or fast forward within a track of the CD. Normal
playback resumes after you release the button.



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Operating of CD player
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Disc ejection button (EJECT)
EJECT
NO CD Press button to eject the disc. If disc is
currently being played, playback stops and
radio is switched on. If no disc is in the drive,
is displayed.
If you do not remove ejected disc from the unit,
it will be drawn back to the unit automatically
for safety reasons.13

Display indications in the CD - MP3 mode:
A Track information. By pressing the
preset you can select between
FILE / FOLDER / TITLE / ARTIST /
ALBUM. If this information has not
been entered upon disc creation,
„ “ appears on the
display.
B Number of currently played folder.
C Area reserved for preset buttons
with the following symbols:
Previous/next folder;
FILE Selection of information display for
the playing track in the field A.
D Number of currently played track.
E Elapsed track time.UNAVAILABLE12
12SCAN function
SCAN
OK
Stopping playback
FM AM Press button to activate searching
through the disc. A 10- second sample of the
beginning of each track is played. The
sequence number of the track on the disc is
displayed at the same time. After 10s, the
beginning of next track is played. You can select
folders to be searched through by pressing the
corresponding preset buttons .
Press preset button to end the scan
mode. Current track will be played normally.
To stop disc playback and to switch on the
radio, press button or .
The last selected station will play.5
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INFO function
INFO
MP3 INFO
Displaying additional information
ID3 INFO Press button to display information
about currently played track and about the
folder. The radio will display track
and folder names in the format in which they
are stored on the MP3 CD.
Individual MP3 files are organized in a
hierarchy commonly used on personal
computers. Due to high number of tracks,
which can besaved to a disc, we recommend
use of folders to organize tracks.
Press preset buttons to display
additional information about currently played
track (ID3 tags).10
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Playback of MP3 files
Operating of CD player
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Press button in the CD playback
mode to display the following picture.
Playback in random order.
Press preset button to set required
parameter:
Playback in normal order.
Playback in random order within a
selected folder.
If a MP3 disc is inserted, tracks are
selected for playback randomly
from randomly selected folders.
“ ” appears on the display when random
playback is active.
The display clears after 10s of inactivity.MENU
MIX
MIX
OFF
TRACK
FOLDER
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PLAY
CD
MP3
REPEAT
REPEAT
OFF
TRACK
FOLDER You can select whether CD or MP3 tracks
should be played when a disc with both data
types (CD- DA, MP3) is inserted. Select, which
part of the CD will be played.
Press preset button to select:
Playback of standard audio data (CD
DA format).
Playback of MP3 files.
This selection is only possible for multisession
discs.
Select repeat mode. Press preset button
to select:
Playback in normal order.
Repeated playback of current track.
If a MP3 disc is inserted, tracks (files)
located in the folder, which was
active when the function was
activated, will be played repeatedly.12
12When mode is active, top line of the
display shows “ ”.
Your radio has an external input allowing
playback from other audio sources.REPEAT
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AUX*
ON
OFFInput can be activated.
Input cannot be selected.
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Optional functions in the CD mode
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Operating of CD player

MENU setting button
MENU
MIX
MIX
OFF
TRACK
MIX
AUX* Press button in the CD playback
mode to display the following picture:
Playback in random order.
Press preset button to set required
parameter:
Playback in normal order.
Playback in random order.
“ ” appears on the display when random
playback is active.
By pushing the preset button you will
move to the second level, see chapter Special
features.
Your radio has an external input allowing
playback from other audio sources.

ON
OFFInput can be activated.
Input cannot be selected.11
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Operating of external CD changer*
Playback of discs Optional functions
Display in the external CD changer mode:
MIX A Current track number.
B Elapsed play time indication.
C Area reserved for preset buttons ; press
a button to select the disc to be played
back.
D Currently played disc indication.
E Icon - mode active; See chapter
Optional functions in the CD mode.12 Your radio offers comfortable control of
original originálního CD changer, if your car is
fitted with one (optional extra). The operation
of the changer is described in a separate
instruction manual.
Press button while operating the builtin
CD player to operate external CD changer, if
your car is fitted with one. Press the button
again to play a CD in the built- in player. If no
CD changer is connected, “ ” appears
on the display.
When playing a CD from the external changer,
press preset buttons to select the disc for
playback. After selection, the CD is played.
When position with no CD inserted is selected,
“ ” appears on the display. CD playback mode activation button
CD
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Preset buttons
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Your radio offers connection of a broad variety
of audio devices from pocket players to laptops,
or TV receivers. This input must be enabled in
the settings menu of your radio – see chapter
Special functions.
he external input mode to “ ” Playback
will start automatically after the source is
connected.
By pressing the
preset button repeatedly display the
screen for setting the input sensitivity in
dependence on the output level of the external
source signal.
High level, used mainly for signal
sources such as laptops.
Medium level, used for devices such
as cassette players or CD players
Low level, used for players such as
MP3.
Press the preset button to set the required
sensitivity. The indicator will show the set value. External audio source activation button:
By pressing the button repeatedly select
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CD
AUX IN...
Input sensitivity setting:
AUX LEV 1
AUX LEV 2
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AUX LEV 3
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BACK
BACK
Note By pressing preset button you return
to previous menu level.
: Your radio has no regulation of the
output level set at the external device. Please
remember that the highest playback quality
can be reached by setting a proper
combination of input sensitivity (see above)
and output level of the external signal source
usually by means of volume regulators. You
can find more information about settings
especially in the instruction manuals of such
devices.
Try to set the highest possible output level of
the connected device. Lower this level in case
of experiencing sound degradation or
distortion. This degradation does not mean a
failure of your device and may be prevented by
proper setting.
The quality of the reproduced signal depends
also on the recording.12
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Stopping playback
FM AM To stop AUX playback and to switch on the
radio, press button or . The last
selected station will play.
Press button to return to the CD playback
mode.
CD
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Connection of external audio sources*
Input activation

Discs, when not used, should be returned to
the box. Always hold the disc by the edges or by
an edge and the centre hole, and never touch
the active surface. Fingerprints or scratches
reduce sound quality and may render the disc
unreadable.
CDs exposed to direct sunlight or extreme
temperatures can warp and lock in the player.
Legislation differs from country to country.
When recording from copyrighted media,
check for applicable local legislation.
Your radio provides you with quality sound
under normal conditions. The following text
will help you to maximize your listening
pleasure with ever increasing number of
available stations
In most cases, LW and MW signals are
unaffected by tall buildings or natural
obstacles. Some interference can be caused by Signal spread
LW/MW reception (AM) MP3 discs can hold many more songs than
ordinary CD- DA discs, because of high
compression ratio. Your radio can play files
with 8 to 320 kbps bit rate and 8 to 48 kHz
sampling, as long as each session is properly
finalized; the disc needs not be finalized.high voltage lines, bridges or lighting storms.
These disturbances are only temporary.
FM transmitters offer higher signal quality than
LW or MW transmitters. Moreover, stereo Hi- Fi
signal is transmitted.
FM transmitters are usually located at elevated
locations, e.g. tall buildings, hills, or in the
mountains. There is a reason for this - FM
signals are affected by “line of sight” issues and
their coverage is inherently limited. Usually, the
higher and more powerful the transmitter, the
bigger area is covered. Some local transmitters
or repeaters are low powered and can only be
tuned to within a few kilometers' area. More
powerful transmitters (usually operated by
networked stations) can be received at a
distance of up to 100 km. Anyway, when
exceeding a particular distance from the
transmitter, you have to tune your radio to
alternative frequency. When listening to
stations with weak signal, nearby stronger
stations can interfere with the reception. Such
interference usually occurs as you are nearing
the limit of the area covered by the particular
transmitter you are tuned to. FM reception
Distance from transmitter
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Signal echoes (multipath reception
Signal losses
Warranty)
FM signals reflect off buildings, hills and other
objects and these echoes may interfere with
direct signals. This may happen to any signal,
either strong or weak. Multipath reception
impair the signal, which causes minor audible
faults or even strongly disturbed signal.
FM signals behave like light and cannot
penetrate through buildings, hills, obstacles
etc. Thus places may appear with no signal
coverage, which causes a “crackly” sound
when going through these areas
This car radio is backed up by the same
warranty as a new car. Warranty is void in case
of improper handling, operation, or
unauthorized repair. Warranty is void in case of
exterior damage.
Cautions and Instructions
Useful tips Warranty