2007 FIAT DUCATO 250 technical data

Balance adjustment ................................................................... 12
FADER adjustment ................................................................... 13
LD function ................................................................................. 13
Antitheft protection ................................................................. 13
RADIO (Tuner) ......................................................................... 14
Introduction ............................................................................... 14
Selecting the frequency band ................................................. 14
Presetting buttons .................................................................... 14
Storing the last station heard ................................................. 14
Automatic tuning ...................................................................... 14
Manual tuning ............................................................................. 15
A-STORE function .................................................................... 15
Emergency alarm reception ................................................... 16
EON function ............................................................................. 16
Stereophonic stations .............................................................. 16
Menu ............................................................................................ 16
- MENU button functions ....................................................... 16
- AF function ............................................................................. 17
- TA function .............................................................................. 17
- REG function ........................................................................... 18
- MP3 DISP function ................................................................. 18
- SVC function............................................................................. 19
- EXT VOL function ................................................................. 19
- IGN TIME function ................................................................ 19
- DEFAULT function ................................................................ 19
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INTRODUCTION ................................................................... 3
Advice .......................................................................................... 3
- Road safety .............................................................................. 3
- Reception conditions ............................................................ 3
- Care and maintenance .......................................................... 4
- Compact Disc ......................................................................... 4
Technical data ............................................................................ 5
QUICK GUIDE ......................................................................... 6
Steering wheel controls .......................................................... 8
General ........................................................................................ 9
- Radio section ........................................................................... 9
- Compact Disc section .......................................................... 9
- MP3 CD section ..................................................................... 10
- Audio section .......................................................................... 10
FUNCTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS ................................... 11
Turning the sound system on ................................................ 11
Turning the sound system off ................................................ 11
Selecting Radio functions ........................................................ 11
Selecting CD/CD Changer functions ................................... 11
Audio source memory function ............................................ 11
Volume adjustment .................................................................. 11
SVC function .............................................................................. 11
MUTE/PAUSE function ............................................................ 12
Audio adjustments .................................................................... 12
Tone adjustment ....................................................................... 12

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QUICK
GUIDEFUNCTIONS AND
ADJUSTMENTSRADIOCOMPACT
DISC PLAYERMP3 CD
PLAYERCD
CHANGERINTRODUCTION
IMPORTANT The CD player can read
most of the compression systems cur-
rently on sale (e.g.: LAME, BLADE, XING,
FRAUNHOFER) however, due to the
evolution of these systems, reading of all
compression formats is not guaranteed.
IMPORTANT When loading a multi-ses-
sion CD, only the first session will be
played. IMPORTANT Should copy-protected
CDs be used, then, few seconds may be
required for playing them. Moreover, due
to the proliferation of always new and dif-
ferent protection methods, it is not guar-
anteed that the CD player can play what-
ever protected disc. Copy protection is
often indicated on the CD cover in small
letters or hard to read characters. Usu-
ally it is indicated by writings like: “COPY
CONTROL”, “COPY PROTECTED”,
“THIS CD CANNOT BE PLAYED ON A
PC/MAC”, or it is identified by symbols
like:TECHNICAL DATA
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Power: 4 x 30 W
❒
Speakers
Van versions:
2 tweeters + 2 midwoofers;
Panorama versions:
2 tweeters + 2 midwoofers
+ 2 fullrange speakers
❒
CD Changer presetting
❒
Anti-theft protection system
Protected discs (and their cover) very often
are not marked with the audio CD identi-
fication symbol:

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GUIDEFUNCTIONS AND
ADJUSTMENTSRADIOCOMPACT
DISC PLAYERCD
CHANGERINTRODUCTIONMP3 CD
PLAYER
MP3 CD files are structured by directo-
ries, with sequential lists of all directories
containing MP3 tracks (directories and
sub-directories are all brought to the same
level), directories not containing MP3
tracks cannot be selected.
Technical data and operating conditions
for MP3 files are as follows:❒
adopted CD-ROM shall be mastered
according to ISO9660 Standard;
❒
music files shall be renamed as “.mp3”
otherwise they cannot be played;
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sampling frequencies are: 44.1 kHz,
stereo (96 to 320 kbit/s) - 22.05 kHz,
mono or stereo (32 to 80 kbit/s);
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it is possible to play variable bit-rate
tracks (files).
IMPORTANT Characters: blank, ‘ (apos-
trophe), ( and ) (open and closed brack-
ets) are not admitted in MP3 track names.
When sampling MP3 CD you must not
use these characters to name files other-
wise the sound system will not be able to
play it.DISPLAY INFORMATION
ID3-tag info display
(track informations)
In addition to time elapsed, directory
name and file name, also ID3-tag info rel-
evant to track Title, Artist, Author (see
section “MP3 DISP FUNCTION”) are dis-
played.
The MP3 directory name shown on the
display corresponds to the name with
which the directory is stored on the CD,
followed by an asterisk.
Example of full MP3 directory name: BEST
OF *.
If you want to display one ID3-tag info (Ti-
tle, Artist, Album) and the track being
played has no ID3-tag info then, the file
name will be displayed. INTRODUCTION
This section only describes MP3 CD play-
er operation variants: as concerns sound
system operation, refer to section
“FUNCTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS”.
NOTE MPEG Layer-3 audio decoding
technology licensed from Fraunhofer IIS
and Thomson multimedia.
MP3 MODE
In addition to standard audio CDs, the
sound system can also play audio files in
MP3 format. Sound system will operate as
described in the previous section (“Sound
system with Compact Disc player”) when
inserting a conventional audio CD.
For optimal playing use only top quality
CDs mastered at a speed as low as pos-
sible.
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