2006 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF PLUS RADIO

Device Overview
Fig . 1 Overview of the controls .
T here are various versions
of the that may have different key The keys are shown
wi thout in the figure ( in fig. 1:
Q Rotary and push button
- To switch on or off press
Device keys : Press a device key to access a
fu nct ion.
to Radi o mode. Change the
frequ ency band and the
- (BAND): to Radio mode. Change the
FM or AM frequency and of rad io
s ta tion keys in Radio mode
-to FM Radio mode . Change of radio station keys in FM Radio mode
of radio stat ion keys in Rad io mode 22.
-to Media mode. a ferent media source in Media mode
- (MENU): side the curren t fun ctions (radio. media.
etc.). T he function key can be from the system and function settings
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-to a traffic (Traffic mation)
Pre ss to access sound sett ings 39.
To insert and eject 24.
® Screen: The brightn ess can be adjusted
® (EJECT): Press to ejec t a 24.
F unction keys: The cu rrent function is
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Switching on or off
Read and on page 3 and the in troduction on page 8.
order to:
the device on automatically.
the device off automatically .
Operation
1Br iefly press the rotary and push button.
When ignition key is removed , the device switches off
matically after about minutes (time out).
the vehicle key into the ignition switch.
The device is switched on auto matically if it was switched on when the ignition key was previously removed .
Rem ove the vehicle key from the ignition switch.
Th e system starts after being switched on. The
most recent audio source is play ed back at the
ume last used as long as the volume does not ceed the preset or
Anti-theft coding
Th e anti-theft coding code numb er remains stored in the vehicle after initial input (conven ience radio
coding). The anti-theft coding needs to be
other vehicle (display: first SAFE, then and Please contact your Volkswagen dealer in
th is case .
START
Energy management
the battery was disco nnec ted , please
sw itch on the ignition before switchin g o n the
the battery system voltage
the battery BAT­TERY and appear briefly. The device
switches off automatically.
Adjusting the Basic Volume
Read and the on page 3 and the introduction on page 8.
order to: Operation
In crease volume . Turn the volume control 1right or press the button on the multifunct ion steer ing wheel
left
o r pre ss the button
The device is muted at (Display : and the
cur rent media source is stopped.
vo lume settings and adjustments can be
preset .
Please lower the volume before switc hing to another aud io source if th e base volume of an audio source was increased conside rably.
Introduction 9

Audio mode
FM and AM Radio Mode
Introduction
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and Accessi ng . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Different versions of the radio system are shipped,
depending on the country of deliv ery and the
1.
Accessing and operating Radio mode depends to
a certain extent
on the device variant.
Device overview 6
radio data services and TP (tr affic gram ) 16
Parking garages, tu nn els , h ig h buildin gs or mountains can in te rfere with the radio signal.
Decals or metal-coated stickers on the cle windows can affect ra dio recep tion in ve -
hicles with window antennas . FM1
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Fig. 2
Read and follow the on page 3 and the introduction on page
P ress the device -d ep en dent devic e key or fBAND ) 1
devices have an key , press
e ither one of these to s tart Radio mode in the
2 .
is ava ilable, th e s tation name can be played instead of the frequ e n cy 16 .
Initially, only ava
ilable freq ue ncies will appea r in the bott om line of the sc ree n afte r sw itc hing to dio mode 3. Afte r approx imately 5 seco nds,
"sta tion prese t keys " are disp layed 2 Radio stations can be saved on station preset keys

Changing the frequency band
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Fig. 3 main menu : frequenc ies and preset levels are displayed .
on page 3 and the introduction on page
The current frequency is disp layed above the tion .
Ava ilable frequencies and preset levels appear in
the bottom line
of the screen for approximately 5
seconds after sw itching to Radio mode 3.
set leve l a re disp layed 14.
Radio mode,
Press one of the function keys displayed 3 to switch to the corresp onding frequency .

Changing Stations
TP FM1
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Fig. 5 Changing stations using the () rocke r switch is for preset stations .
Read and the on page 3 and the introduction on page
Briefly press the 1 ... rocker switch 1 or right.
Radio mode with of in the te r of the screen 4.
Radio mode with
of the screen 5.
Radio mode with
of in the ter of the screen and of: TP 4.
AM mode: switching frequencies
P ress and 1 .. . ).
stat ion is 1 ...
According to the SEEK system settings,
Effect
Ch anges to the next
Cha nges to the nex t sto red station
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a station frequency
the desired freq uency
Turn the adjus tment knob 1 89. 9 ) appears on the sc reen .

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Fig. 6 Additional radio functions and station scanning
the on page 3 and the introduction on page
the desired frequency in Radio mode
Press the adjustment knob 1 ®to start
scan ning .
1 and initiate the scan by press ing the func­
tion key 6.
The scan
Press the adjustment knob or
PRE) or
PREJ:
All available stations in the curre nt fre­
quency band are played for a few seconds.
Exception: after scanning has stopped
the stations availa­
ble in the curr ent fr equency were played , th is set ­
ting is applied after the scan has stopped. This is
the case, even
if only prese t sta tions have been
selec ted in the stati on change settings (SEEK page The ( SE EK 1 ... J
rocke r switch 1 can be used to search
through
setting will only be used
again when a preset station is selected by pressing
the station preset key. Pressing ... J then select only preset stations.
traffic monitoring is turned on (display: TP) only stations that support the TP function are
played for a few seconds

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Fig. 7 a frequen cy and prese t
on
frequencies (FM , AM , etc.) (in fig . 7 :
fu nction keys for storing and selecting ra di o
sta tions are displayed on each preset
in the text that follows .
When switching to Radio mode, the
7 are displayed first. and afte r proximately 5 seconds the station preset keys of the current preset are displayed 8.
Changing preset in Radio mode
Press the device key to access Radio mode 1 of preset 7.
P ress th e device key agai n to swi tc h to the next
preset
the prese t
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that are sto red in the statio n preset keys
are displayed after approxima tely 5 seconds
W hen changing the preset the frequency
m ight ch ange as 11.

Introduction
(r ad io data system) is a radio data service
w hich functions, such as the dis­
is not supported by devices or r adio sta­
tions and is not
function can be
No
Access the system settings to the
c urrent station at its in areas that support
ALTERNATIVE FREQUENCY
The
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Device overview
Radio mode
for trans -mitted content.
TP FM1
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Fig. 9
on
using 9.
Automatic station tracking
some de-
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v ices , the automatic frequency change can be pre­
vente d(AL TERNATIVE FREQUENCY
Radio text
stations radio text. The screen can be
swi tc h ed to radio text