2009 Seat Ibiza 5D audio

Contents
2ContentsGeneral information
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Introduction
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Remember
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Important information concerning the
handling of your radio equipment
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Soft-Clipping Function
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Protection against overloading
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Important notes for radio reception
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Using your CD player
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Tips when handling CDs
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Important for care
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Tips for handling your CD-ROM
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We recommend
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Brief instructions
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General overview
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Settings
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AUDIO Menu
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Sound setting memory
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MENU function
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Possible functions in the Menu
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Switching loudness function (LD function)
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Radio mode
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Search functions
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Selecting wavelength and memory bank
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Selecting pretuned stations
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Storing pretuned stations
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Storing all pretuned stations of one waveband
(auto-store function)
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Switching to traffic reports (TP function)*
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CD mode
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CD mode
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Selecting CD mode
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Selecting CD tracks
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Searching through individual tracks
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Random play function
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PAUSE Function
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INFO function
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MP3 mode
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What are MP3 files?
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Accepted recording formats
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Information from the ID3 data field
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Structure of folders and files
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AUX* Mode
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AUX-IN* connection
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AUX-IN* connection
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AUX-IN* Operation
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Auxiliary input volume
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MEDIA-IN* mode
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MEDIA-IN* connection
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MEDIA-IN* connection
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USB/iPod® from Apple*
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Selecting tracks from the USB/iPod®
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Searching through individual tracks
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Random play function
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PAUSE Function
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INFO Function
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Important information concerning
the CD reader
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Precautionary measures for the use of laser
equipment
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Tips for CD mode
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Tips on cleaning CDs
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Introduction5
IntroductionImportant Information. Traffic safetyTravelling on today's roads requires the driver's full attention at all times.
Only operate the radio and its various functions when the traffic situation
really permits this.
WARNING
•Before starting the trip, you should familiarise yourself with the
different radio functions.•High audio volume may represent a danger to you and to others.•Adjust the volume in a way that you can distinguish surrounding noise,
for example, horns and sirens, etc.•Radio settings should be made when the car is stopped or by a
passenger.
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Remember7
If you are driving through an area with bad coverage, each automatic re-tune
will result in short breaks or slight changes in volume in the audio source.
Signal reflected
When driving in built-up or mountainous areas, the signal may be affected.
Interference is normal and is not a fault in the radio.Using your CD player– Do not insert credit cards, coins or other objects inside the CD
unit.
– Do not insert irregular-shaped discs, discs with anti-scratch protection or discs with labels attached inside the unit.
– Do not insert DVDs, Dual-Disc, DVD+, Flip Disc as these contain large quantities of information and can not be read.
– Only use standard 12 cm diameter CDs.
– Some anti-copy CDs cannot be played in the unit.
– Store discs in their cases when not in use.
– Insert the CD into the unit until the mechanism automatically pulls it.
– Insert CD with the printed side facing upwards and at the correct angle into the front opening of the radio.
– Do not try to insert a CD when there is already a CD in the unit. – The radio is fitted with a disconnection protective device and
when the temperature of the CD unit is too high, the radio
switches to the last selected source.
– The playing time of files recorded with a variable bit rate may not be accurate
Tips when handling CDs– Hold the CD by the edge or by the edges and through the central hole. Figure prints and scratches reduce sound quality.
– CDs left in direct sunlight or very high temperatures may be damaged or may block the CD player.
– Normally CD-R/CD-RW discs have an operating temperature of -5 to 55ºC. Please, see the manufacturer specifications for the CD.Important for care– Do not use fluids such as benzene or solvents to clean CDs as these may scratch the surface of the disc.
– Use soft non-fray cloths and clean in straight lines from the centre to the outer edge. If dirt is very incrusted, use commercial
CD cleaners and check manufacturer information.
– CDs recorded using Windows Vista in UDF format can not normally be played. The ISO-9660 format should be used.
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Remember
8Tips for handling your CD-ROM•Depending on the quality of the medium and the characteristics of the
recording some CDs may not be read. This is normal and is not a sign of
malfunction.•Each burning session on a CD-R or CD-RW must be closed.•Compatibility with the Internati onal Standard for CD-DA (Digital Audio)
discs is guaranteed.•Copyright laws must be observed when making copies.•The playing of CD-RW discs is not guaranteed.•The following formats of file types/audio can not be played:
– MP3 files without extension “MP3”
– Audio files simply renamed as “MP3”
– Other different formats of MP3 (e.g. WMA)
–Play lists
– New formatsWe recommend•Recordable CDs with a maximum of 74 minutes playing time in accord-
ance with ISO-9660 level 1 or 2.•Generate MP3 files with a maximum bit rate of 320 kbit/s•Avoid using hybrid CDs (MP3 files and other file types)•Do not generate discs with more than 8 levels of sub-folder.•Shorten the names of MP3 files to 64 characters and names of artists,
album and songs to 32 characters.
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Brief instructions9
Brief instructions General overview On / off
– Switching on/off : The radio is switched on and off by pushing the knob
once.
RADIO Button
– This allows you to select AM or FM wavelengths. MEDIA Button
– This selects CD or external audio source (where available).
AUDIO Button
– This permits the selection of a soun d property (treble, mid, bass) and
volume distribution (balance, fader). The settings can also be adjusted
using the rotary knob .
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Brief instructions
10 MENU Button
– This allows certain functions depending on the operating mode to be adjusted using the rotary knob Ÿpage 11.
SCAN Button
– This plays the radio stations in radio mode or songs in CD/external audio source mode for a set time.
MIX Button
– This enables songs in CD/external audio source mode to be played in random order.
TP Button (TRAFFIC PROGRAMME)
– It allows the activation or deactivation of traffic reports, interrupting the reproduction of other sources, if necessary.
Buttons
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– Radio: Press the button briefly to search for a station.
– CD: Press briefly for track selection; press and hold if you wish to hear fast forward or reverse within a track.
EJECT Button CD eject button
– The CD is ejected from the player.
Slot for inserting CD
– Push the audio CD with the printed side facing up into the CD slot to the point where it is automatically pulled in.
Display
– All information on the current operating status as well as the current allo- cation of the multi-function keys and is displayed.
Functions allocated to multi-function buttons.
– Variable functions allocated to multi-function buttons and . Multi-function buttons
– The function of these keys depends on the operating mode. The current multi-function key assignment is shown on the display.
Rotary knob
Volume settings : Turn the knob to the right to increase the volume and to the
left to lower the volume.
Pressing button outside the selection menu : Alternatively, the radio can be
switched on/off to mute.
Selection menus : Turn the button to the right to go forwards in a clockwise
direction in the menu or to go to the next song in CD /external audio source
mode. Turn the button to the left to go forwards in anti-clockwise direction in
the menu or to go to the previous so ng in CD /external audio source mode.
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Settings11
SettingsAUDIO Menu
From the Audio Menu, the following settings can be made:
trebleTreble settings
mid Mid settings
bass Bass settings
and the volume distribution:
balance Balance between left and right channels
fader Fade between left and right channels
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To select the desired setting:
– Press the function key .
– Turn button to select the setting.
– Press button to access setting change display.
– Turn button to change the setting.
– The change of the setting will be shown in a bar on the display.
To activate the desired setting:
– Press the rotary knob to confirm the new value.
To cancel the setting:
– Press the button.
This takes you back to Menu.
To return to the main screen of the selected source, press the button.
Fig. 2 Audio MenuFig. 3 Selector bar for
one of the settings
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Settings
12Sound setting memory Storing settings
– Perform settings as described above. While still in the Audio
menu, press the button.
– Turn the rotary knob to select one of the memory positions. Keep the rotary knob pressed down for two seconds to store the
new settings.
Call-up of stored settings
– Press the function key .
– Press the button.
– Turn the rotary knob to select the required memory position.
– Press button to confirm the new curve.
– To return to the Audio settings display, press the button.
Call-up of mid settings
– Press the function key .
– Press the button.
– Turn button to select the lineal curve.
– Press button to confirm the lineal curve.
– Press the button to return to the audio settings display.
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