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IntroductionSilence the unit
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Introduction Operation and effect B A C K
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IntroductionThe initial configuration wizard will help you
to set up your Infotainment system the first time you switch it on.
Every time you switch on the Infotainment system, the initial setup screen will appear
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RadioRadioRadio mode IntroductionNote
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RadioInformation and possible iconsDisplay: Meaning The RDS radio data service is disa-bled. T PTraffic news is available . No stations with traffic news are avail-able. A F o f fThe tracking of alternative frequenciesis disabled. The radio station is stored in a memory button.
Radio Data Services RDS (FM band)
Fig. 9
Radio text.
Fig. 10
Filter (PTY).
The RDS (Radio Data System) offers addi-
tional information in FM such as the visualisa-
tion of the station name, automatic station tracking (AF), text broadcast by radio (Radio
Text
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Radiothe DAB signal indicates the correspondingFM station. Once the corresponding FM sta-
tion has been found, F M
is displayed after the
station name. When reception for the corre- sponding DAB station returns, after a short
time the unit will switch back to DAB mode
and F M
will no longer be displayed.
Radio text
Some stations also broadcast additional text
information known as radio text. The I N F O
button allows you to view the radio text.
Memory buttons
Fig. 12
Group of stored stations.
In the RADIO main menu, you can store sta-
tions from all available frequency wave-
lengths on the numbered function buttons.
These function buttons are called “memory buttons”.
Functions of the memory buttons
Selecting the sta-tion from the mem-
ory buttons
Press the memory button of the station you want.
The stored stations can only
be played by pressing the cor-
responding memory button,
provided it can be received at your current location.
Switching between
memory banks
Press the BAND function but-
ton
