phone SKODA FABIA 2010 2.G / 5J Swing Car Radio Manual
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General information
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– Set the desired value by turning the menu control button .
You can select between the following parameters:
BASS - bass setting;
MIDDLE - midtone setting;
TREBLE - treble setting;
BALANCE - setting of the volume ratio between the left and right side;
FA D E R * - setting of the volume ratio between the front and the rear;
ON VOL
PDC VOL
GALA
LO U D - in case of low volume level, this fu nction reinforces the range of bass and
treble frequencies.
ON VOL
Your radio stores the last volume set before switching off. If the value is higher, the
volume is reduced to the value of the parameter ON VOL after switching on the radio
again.
GALA
Your radio increases automatically its volume with the increasing vehicle speed. A
higher setting value results in a stronger volume increase.
PDC VOL*
If your vehicle is eq uipped with “parking ai d”, the volume is automatically decreased
to a pre-defined value, when the “parking aid” is active.
Setting the special functions– Press the menu control button for a long period of time.
– Select the individual functions of the menu with the help of the station keys.
– Set the desired value using the menu control button or with the help of the station keys. AUX*
Switching on or off the functions of the external audio source.
Setting of the input sensitivity
AUX LEV:
AUX LEV 1 - high level, used in particular for notebooks;
AUX LEV 2 - middle level, used for cassettes or CD player;
AUX LEV 3 - low level, used for MP3 player;
PHONE*
If your vehicle is eq uipped with a handsfree system, you can switch on or off the
monophone play function of the mobile phone calls via the loudspeakers of the
vehicle.
BEEP
Switching on or off the tone signal when storing the radio stations.
ILLUM
Switch on (value 2) or switch off (value 1) the rear lighting of the control buttons.
AF
The function alternative frequency (AF) ensu res that the best receivable frequency of
the selected station is automatically and precisely set. The replay of the broadcast can
be muted briefly during the search process a ccording to the best receivable frequency.
If no alternative frequency of the set stat ion can be found and the station no longer
offers a satisfactory quality, then please select another station.
REG
Certain programs of the broadcasting companies are divided into regional programs at
specific times. That is why in individual re gions the regional programs of a station can
broadcast different contents.
First of all the unit attempts to set only alternative frequencies of the selected station.
If the quality is however so low, that there is a risk of a “program loss”, the unit also
accepts “related” frequencies.
FIX - the receiver switches to a regional “related” station, if the reception of the
current station could be interrupted;
AUTO - the receiver can access the re gional “related” station unlimited.
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General information5
BT-AUDIO*
Enables a wireless transfer of MP3 data from the telephone preinstallation.Radio modeWaveband switch-over– Press the button for a long period of time.
Your radio is equipped with FM and AM wavebands. They are divided in 6 memory
levels, i.e. 3 levels for the FM waveband and 3 levels for the AM waveband. There are
each 6 memory spaces available on these levels.
Activation of the FM waveband
The FM waveband is activated when pressing the station key FM. By briefly pressing
the button , you can select between th e memory levels FM1, FM2 and FM3.
Activation of the AM waveband
The AM waveband is activated wh en pressing the station key AM . By briefly
pressing the button , you can select be tween the memory levels AM1, AM2 and
AM3.The process of searching for and storing the radio stationsManual search– Search the frequency of the desired ra dio station by turning the menu control
button .Store station– After selecting the radio station, hold the station key , on which it should be stored until it briefly switches to mute and a brief signal sounds.
Automatic station finding with storing the radio stations– Press the button . An automatic station finding is started during which the 6
stations with the strongest signal in the memory level FMAS and/or AMAS are
stored.
When storing the radio stations on the station keys is finished, you can call up the
desired radio station by pressing a station key .
Note
The stored radio stations of the current wa veband are updated and stored once again
in the memory level FMAS and/or AMAS by repetitively pressing the button .Function SCANThe stations of a waveband can be played br iefly one after the other (for ten seconds).
– Press the menu control button , the ra dio searches automatically all available
stations of the current waveband.
– In order to call up the original radio station, press the station key CANCEL.
– End the automatic finding by pressing the button OK. The current radio station
remains selected.
– If you wish to select other radio stations, press the button SKIP.RDS functionsCertain radio stations transmit additional text information - designated as radio text.
– The information of the radio text is displayed by pressing the button .
Note
The text information must not be available to all radio stations.
Depending upon the quality of the received signal, the radio needs a specific time,
in order to correctly read all the illustrated characters.
RADIO
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CD player7
CD playerUsing the systemInserting the CD– Press the button , in order to select the audio source: CD (internal CD
drive), CDC (external CD changer), AUX (external input) and BT-AUDIO (wireless
transfer of MP3 data from the telephone preinstallation).
– Carefully insert a CD into the CD case until it is automatically drawn in. The play function begins automatically.Operating the CD playerSelect track– Briefly press the rocker switch or duri ng the play function of the CD or turn
the menu control button , in order to select the previous and/or the next title.
– Press the button or longer for fast replay of the track (reverse or forward).
The play function is continued after releasing the button.Function SCAN– Briefly press the menu control button , in order to scroll through the CD. The first 10 seconds of each title are played.
– In order to call up the original repl ayed title, press the station key CANCEL.
– End the automatic finding by pressing the button OK. The already replayed title
remains selected.
– If you wish to select another title, press the button SKIP.End the play function of the CD– In order to end the play function of the CD and to activate the radio, press the
button .
Ejecting CD– Press the button , the Cd is ejected.
Display of additional information (MP3 data)
Press the button , the additional information for the current title is displayed on
the display.
In the display, you can select the display of additional information via the MP3 data
using the station keys - .
Note
If the ejected CD is not removed, it is drawn in again for safety reasons.
If the radio is functioning in the TP mode before changing to the CD mode, the play
function of the CD is interrupted during the traffic reports and the unit switches over
to the radio mode. After the traffic reports have ended, the unit switches back once
again to the CD mode.
Selective functions in CD modeDuring the CD play function the following functions are displayed on the display:
RPT
Selection of the mode for repeating the title.
OFF - Play function in continuous order;
TRACK - repeated play function of the selected title;
FOLDER - is a CD inserted with MP3 data, the titles are repeated from the folder,
which was active when starting the repeat mode.
FLD DOWN (PREV PL - for the play function of the play list)
Scroll downwards in the folders.
FLD UP (NEXT PL - for the play function of the play list)
Scroll upwards in the folders.
MEDIA
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