Introductory information about the CD mode
Insert CD›
Insert a CD, with the labelled side facing up, into the CD slot
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until it is auto-
matically drawn in. The play function will start automatically.
Removing the CD
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Press the button – die CD is ejected.
If the ejected CD is not taken out within 10 seconds, it will be retracted again for safety reasons.
CD not legible
If a CD is inserted which cannot be read by the unit, a pop-up window is displayed with a note. Press the function key OK
, the CD is moved to the removal position.
WARNINGThe CD player is a laser product. On the manufacturing date, this device was
classified as a class 1 laser product in accordance with the national/interna-
tional standards DIN EN 60825-1: 2008-05 and DHHS Rules 21 CFR,
subchapter J The laser used in this class 1 laser product is so weak that there
is no risk of danger when operated correctly. This product is designed such
that the laser is restricted to the inside of the unit. However, the installed la-
ser could be classified in a higher class were the housing to be removed. For
this reason, never remove the housing from the unit.
CAUTION
■ Only audio-CDs (CD-A) and MP3-CDs can be played in the internal drive. Never
place DVDs into the internal drive – irreparable damage may result.■
Never insert CDs with the designation “Do not insert in drives without a drawer”
or Eco Disc into the internal drive.
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After pressing the button there is a time delay of a few seconds before the
CD is ejected. During this time the lock in front of the CD slot is open.
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Be sure to wait until the CD has been fully ejected before you try to insert a new
CD. Otherwise you can damage the drive inside the unit.
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A dirty, mechanically damaged, unreadable or incorrectly inserted CD can cause
playback problems. For this reason, the disc may not be playable or may cause the
CD to jump. Check the CD and insert it properly into the unit. Should the problem
persist, try using another CD and visit a specialist garage if necessary.
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If the inside temperature of the unit is too high, no CDs will be accepted. The
unit switches into the last active operating mode.
■ Never use liquids such as petrol, paint thinner or record cleaner to clean the sur-
face of the CD - this may cause damage.■
Never expose the CD to direct sun light!
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Only write on the CD with appropriate writing tools.
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Do not affix anything to the CD!
Note
■ Uneven road surfaces and strong vibrations may cause the CD to jump.■In cold weather or after rain showers, moisture (condensate) may deposit in the
unit. This can effect the CD jump or impair the play function. In that case, wait un-
til the moisture has dissipated.■
Should a CD be dirty, never clean it in a circular motion, but instead work from
the inside out. Use a soft, lint-free cloth. For heavy stains, we recommend that
you clean the CD with a commercially available CD cleaner and allow it to dry.
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It is possible that CDs protected by copyright and home-made CD-R and CD-RW
will not be played back at all or only in certain circumstances.
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Please also note the additional information for MP3 mode.
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The national copyright laws that apply in your country must be observed.
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The CD player does not contain parts that need to be serviced or repaired. In the
case of a defective CD player, please visit a specialist garage.
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If the ejected CD is not taken out, it will be retracted again for safety reasons.
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If a TP station was set before changing to CD mode, CD playback will be inter-
rupted during the traffic news and the device switches to radio mode. Once the
traffic news has ended, CD playback will resume.
SD memory card
Inserting an SD memory card
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Insert the SD memory card into the memory card slot
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with the slanted edge
to the front right until it “locks into place”. The play function will start automati-
cally.
Removing an SD memory card
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In the “System and sound settings” menu, choose the menu point “Remove SD
card” » page 7 , System and sound settings .
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Press on the inserted SD memory card. The SD memory card “jumps” into the
eject position.
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