2007 SKODA SUPERB SymphonyCD Car Radio Manual

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Table of Contents
Information
Dear customer,
If you did not receive any appliance-
specific security code, your vehicle is
equipped with a comfort coding
system for which you do not require
any code. If disconnecting and
reconnecting the battery, first switch
on the ignition with the key in the igni-
tion switch and only then turn on the
radio. If you nevertheless still wish to
have the code, please ask your Skoda
Dealer.
The appliance conforms to EMC Safety
requirements (EC directive 89/336 EEC,
and 93/68/EEC) in compliance with the
European standards EN 55013 and EN
55020.General view 2
Brief outline of operation 3
Important information 4
General functions 5
Radio operation 6
CD operation 10
Set-up menu 12
Security code 17
Guarantee 18
Brief technical description 19
Key word index 20

GENERAL VIEW
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Brief outline of operation
Push / turning knob
- Turning on and off (press). . . . . . 5
- Volume control (turn) . . . . . . . . . 5
- More setting functions in diverse menus
AUD
- Sound setting for treble and bass. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
GEOmetry
- Sound tone (balance, fader) . . . . 5
A/F - AM/FM band change . . . . . . . . . 6
- Memory range switching . . . . . . . 7
TP
- Radio traffic service . . . . . . . . . 6,9
- Calling up the set-up menu . . . . 12 Rocker button
- Station scan up/down . . . . . . . . . 7
- Menu up/down . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
- CD control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
1....6
- Radio station buttons . . . . . . . . 7
- CD changer control . . . . . . . . . 11
AS
- Automatic store . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
SCN
- Wavelength range scan . . . . . . . 8
- CD scan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,11
Flashing LED
. . . . . . . . . . . 13, 17
CD Shaft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
CD
- CD operation/CD ejection . . . . . 11 AIM
- TIM (Traffic Information Memory) 8
Anti-theft security
. . . . . . . . 4,17
Display indications:
TP: Traffic program stations set 6
FM1 VHF memory locations 1-6 . 6
FM2 VHF memory locations 7-12. 6
AM1 LW /MW
Memory locations 1-6 . . . . . . . . . 6
AM2 LW /MW Memory locations 7-12 . . . . . . . . 6
Radio traffic service range
Memory locations 1-6 . . . . . . . . . 6
Station numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
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Important Information
Caution!!!
When driving a vehicle, always
remember that your concentration
should be focussed on the road
traffic!!!
Modern road traffic always requires the
full concentration of the traffic partici-
pants.
The extensive equipment details in
modern car radios offer not only enter-
tainment but also a variety of information
about the traffic situation, weather condi-
tions etc.
Please remember only to operate the
car radio when the traffic situation
really permits.
Please observe the following instruc-
tions!!!
• Familiarise yourself with the extensive functions in your car radio before start-
ing to drive and refer to the instruction
manual when necessary.
• The more complicated settings, e.g. those in the set-up menu which are
usually only necessary once or rarely,
should be done while the vehicle is still
stationary before you start to drive. • If during the drive you are unclear
about functions in the car radio or if
unexpected effects set in, check these
when the vehicle is stationary and refer
to the instruction manual if necessary.
• Select a volume which allows acoustic sounds from outside to be heard in the
vehicle at all times.
Comfort radio coding
• Your car radio is equipped with an appliance-specific security code. The
security code need only be entered
when the radio is used for the first time
in the vehicle. After the first input of the
code number, the radio "gets to know”
its vehicle. Accordingly, it is not neces-
sary to enter the code number after an
interruption of vehicle voltage either.
The radio automatically checks the
vehicle’s data when turned on after the
ignition has been switched on. It is only
necessary to enter the code number if
it becomes apparent that the radio is in
another vehicle. If you did not receive any appliance-
specific security code, your vehicle is
equipped with a comfort coding
system for which you do not require
any code. If disconnecting and
reconnecting the battery, first switch
on the ignition with the key in the igni-
tion switch and only then turn on the
radio. If you nevertheless still wish to
have the code, please ask your Skoda
Dealer.
The code number should not be kept
in the vehicle but left in a safe place at
home.
Since the appliance is only able to func-
tion if the correct code is entered, it is
useless after theft and therefore protec-
ted against theft.
When the appliance is turned off and the
ignition is switched off, a flashing LED

indicates the theft protection.
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Operating the radio
Comfort radio coding
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General functions
Turning on and off
By pressing the button
you switch the
radio on and off. When switched on, the
appliance assumes the parameters last
heard for treble, bass, balance etc. Only the
radio volume may be reduced to the
maximum volume in the set-up menu when
the radio is turned on.
Vo lume control
When on, the on/off button
sticks out of
the front, which makes it possible to set the
volume.
Tu rn the button
to the right or left to set
the required volume.
Setting the sound
Y ou can set the sound tone of the radio to
suit your requirements. Please note that
the radio receiver, CD player, CD changer,
TIM playback and telephone allow sepa-
rate settings and storing.
Proceed as follows:
Bass setting:
• Press the AUDbutton
. The indication
BASS appears in the display with the
current scale value.
• Use the control

to set the required
bass setting from -9 to +9.
• Treble setting:
• Press the AUDbutton
(if you wish to
select treble regulation from normal op-
eration, press button
twice to go to the
treble setting. The indication TRE
appears in the display with the current
scale value.
• Use the control

to set the required
treble setting from -9to +9.
5 seconds after the last setting or when
the button
is pressed again, the car
radio switches back to normal operation
and stores the set values.
Geometry (balance and fader)
Y ou can set the geometry of the sound tone
to suit your requirements.
Proceed as follows:
Balance:
• Press the GEObutton .
The indication BAL appears in the display
with the current scale value.
• Use the control
to set the required
balance setting from LEFT 9 via CENTER
to RIGHT 9.
Fader:
• By pressing the GEO button again (if
you wish to select fader control from nor-
mal operation, you must press button 
twice), you go to fader control. The indica-
tion FA D appears in the display with the
current scale value.
• Use the control
to set the required fader
setting from REAR 9via CENTER to
FRONT 9.
5 seconds after the last setting or when
the button
is pressed again, the car
radio switches over automatically to normal
operation and stores the set values.
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T urning on and off Sound setting Geometry
V olume control

Radio operation
Switching range
Your radio is equipped with a receiver for the
FM and AM bands. There are 6 memory
locations in the FM 1, FM 2 and TP ranges
and in the AM range there are 6 memory
locations each in AM 1 and AM 2. The selec-
ted range is shown in the display, item .
When the AM band is scanned, stations are
sought on the LW band and the MW band
successively.
Switch-over AM - FM:
• By depressing button \b for a few
moments, A/Fswitches your appliance
between the bands AM and FM. In each
case the last program heard is set.
Switching between FM 1 and FM 2
(Display = FM) :
• Press the A/Fbutton \bbriefly to switch
between the ranges FM1 (memory loca-
tions 1 to 6) and FM2 (memory locations 7
to 12). Here the program last heard in this
range is set.
Switching between AM 1- AM 2
(Display = AM):
• Press the A/Fbutton \bbriefly to switch
between the AM1 and AM2 ranges.
Here, the program in this range which was
last heard is set.
Switching to TP (radio traffic service
active, display ):
• Press the TPbutton briefly to switch to
the TP Range ( Traffic Program). In this
range only programs with radio traffic ser-
vice (TP programs) can be set. Traffic
announcements are broadcast always in a
minimum volume which can be set in the
set-up menu. The reports also interrupt
the CD playback. After the traffic report,
the appliance switches back to the pre-
vious operating state. TP programs are indicated in the display

by "TP”. The broadcasting of a
traffic report is indicated in the display by
"
INFOPRGNAME”. If there is no longer any
reception for the set TP program, the
appliance switches automatically to the next
TP Program with clear reception. "
NO TPTP
SEEK“ then appears in the display. If you
do not wish to receive any traffic report,
listen to the program you wish in one of the
FM ranges: FM1 or FM2.
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Radio operation
Program selection Storing
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with the station button
• Press a station button briefly to set the
stored frequency. The selected station is
shown in the display .
Search
• Press the rocker button 

or 
to start the search in the selected direc-
tion.
The appliance now seeks the next sta-
tion with reception in the set range, FM,
AM or TP. Only TP stations are set in
the TP range.
Manual tuning
• Press the rocker button  ▲or ▼ .
If the button is pressed briefly, the set
frequency is shown. If the button is
depressed for longer, the frequency of
the selected direction is changed accor-
dingly upwards or downwards until you
release the button again.
Scan
• By pressing the SCNbutton , all sta-
tions in the range just set are played
briefly one after the other.
If the button is pressed again, this func-
tion ends and the current program
remains set.
Storing
A maximum of 30 programs can be set
with six station buttons in the respective
wavelength ranges:
AM1 + AM2 range =12 programs
FM1 + FM2 range =12 programs
TP range = 6 programs
Stored programs can be called up by
briefly pressing the respective station but-
ton.
Manual storing
• When the required station button is
depressed for a few moments, the pro-
gram just set is stored in the respective
program location in the set range AM1,
AM2, FM1, FM2 or TP. If you have activated "Beep” in the set-up menu, the
storing process is acoustically con-
firmed. This stored program can now be
called up again and again by pressing
the respective station button
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Automatic storing
(only applies to the ranges FM2,
AM2, TP)
• By pressing the
ASbutton , the auto-
matic storing function is started. In this
process the six programs with the clear-
est reception in the selected ranges
FM2, TP or AM2 are automatically
stored. The function is indicated in the
display by STORE.
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