radio SKODA FABIA 2004 1.G / 6Y MS402 Car Radio Manual

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7– TP button
The TP standby mode allows you to hear
only traffic announcements. Even if the
volume is set to minimum, the traffic an-
nouncements are heard with the program-
med volume – see also page 14. If the
transmission range of the traffic station
tuned to is left, the radio will start after
about 30 seconds an automatic station
search.
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TP
SCN
6A/FTP
Interrupting a traffic announcement
You may wish to interrupt a traffic an-
nouncement in certain situations, for
example
– if the announcement does not concernyour route,
– if the announcement is very long and the part concerning you is already comple-
ted.
While an announcement is heard , this
will be aborted and the previous mode, for
example radio reception or cassette play,
is continued. A new traffic announcement
will be heard again.
To switch definitely off all traffic an-
nouncements, deactivate the TP function.
You may store up to 24 stations on the 6
station buttons in connection with the res-
pective memory levels.
FM1/FM2 range = 6 stations each
AM1/AM2 range = 6 stations each
"FM2" means that you are in the second
memory level. Press the A/F button
5to
switch between the memory levels.
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Traffic programme functions Station buttons
RADIO MODE
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First press the A/F button 5repeatedly to
select one of the memory levels of the
"FM1", "FM2", "AM1" or "AM2" ranges.
ßE– Station search rocker
Press on or of the rocker ßEto start
the manual station search.
• Briefly press one side of the rocker
ßE:
"MAN" and the current reception fre-
quency appear in the display.
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TP
SCN
6A/FA/F
Manual tuning Manual storing
• Briefly press repeatedly on or of the
rocker
ßE:
The frequency is changed in single steps
(50 kHz steps in FM, 1 KHz steps in
AM).
• Hold down
or of the rocker ßE:
the frequency scrolls at high speed.
Manual storing
• Press the station button 3on which the
station is to be stored until the mute
function is deactivated (the frequency to
be stored appears in the display). The
station is stored.
Please make sure that the station name
is shown while the station is stored and
not a moving text as otherwise the
moving text will be stored instead of
the station name.
RADIO MODE
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ßWReverse button
• Briefly press the button ßWduring cas-
sette play to select the other cassette
side. The tape run direction is indicated
by "PLAY FOR" or "PLAY REV" in the
display.
If the cassette side changes automatically
during cassette play, the casssette may
jam. In this case, select the fast wind or
rewind function. If this does not remove
the fault, use another cassette.
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Insert the cassette fully into the cassette
compartment. When inserting a cassette,
the radio switches automatically to cas-
sette play.
The tape run direction is indicated by
"PLAY FOR" or "PLAY REV" in the display
CASSETTE MODE
Cassette compartment Fast forward and rewind Reverse function
cassette ejection
ßWFast forward and rewind
Pressing the button

or ßWselects
fast rewind or forward, respectively.
“WIND” appears in the display.
Briefly pressing the button


or ßW
ends the fast forward or rewind function
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At tape end, the cassette side changes
automatically (Autoreverse)..
Cassette ejection
• Press and hold down the button ßW
during cassette play to eject the cassette
(motor ejection).
Cassette mode and traffic
radio programmes
When the TP function is activated during
cassette mode, cassette play is automati-
cally interrupted during a traffic announce-
ment so that this can be heard.
If the transmission range of the traffic sta-
tion tuned to is left, the radio will automati-
cally search a new traffic radio station.
Briefly press the TP button
7if you wish
to abort a traffic announcement and to
continue cassette play.
A new traffic announcement is heard
again.
CASSETTE MODE

The Setup menu
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Pressing the TP button 7for more than 2
seconds enables you to carry out special
settings and special RDS functions.
To select the individual Setup menu items,
use the two rockers (see pos.


or 
and ßE).
It is possible to select the following menu
functions.
• TAVOL
• LRN
• REG
• ONVOL
• IGN
• PHONE
• CODE/SAVE
Exit the Setup menu
Press the TP button
7or make no adjust-
ment for more than 30 seconds to save
your changed settings and to exit the
Setup menu.
TAVOL
The TAVOL function enables you to adjust
the minimum volume for traffic announce-
ments.
If the current volume is lower than the
TAVOL setting, the volume of the traffic
announcement will be increased to the
TAVOL setting.
• Select TAVOL in the setup menu. "SETUP TAVOL" and the current setting
appear in the display.
• Use the control knob/push button
8to
select the desired setting. The setting
range is 04 – 20. LRN ON/OFF
If you are driving in a region where the
reception of RDS programmes with traffic
announcements is poor, you may prevent
the automatic station search in radio
mode.
"LRN ON" automatic LEARN desired,
"LRN OFF" automatic LEARN not
desired.
• Press
or of the rocker ßEto select
the desired setting.
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IGN ON/OFF
Switching on and off with the ignition
switch.
"IGN ON" You may switch the car radioon and off with the ignition
switch of the vehicle.
"IGN OFF" You may switch the car radio on and off only with the "IO"
button.
• Press
or of the rocker ßEto select
the desired setting.
REG ON/OFF
If the reception quality gets poor, your car
radio first only selects an alternative fre-
quency of the current station.
However, if the reception quality gets so
poor that a lose of the station becomes
possible, the radio will also accept fre-
quencies of a “related” station.
The "REG ON/REG OFF" function ena-
bles you to select whether alternative fre-
quencies with identical programme are to
be tuned to with the help of the RDS sig-
nal, that is, regional stations are only
selected in the case of emergency.
• Select REG ON/REG OFF in the Setup menu.
"SETUP" and the current setting are dis-
played. The "REG ON" setting is preset
at the factory.
• Press
or of the rocker ßEto select
the desired setting.
REG OFF: free change between all regio-
nally related stations.
REG ON: preferred change between identi-
cal programmes; in the “case of emergen-
cy” also change to a regional programme.
ONVOL
With the ONVOL function you may limit
the maximum switch-on volume.
Normally the last adjusted volume will be
recovered when switching the car radio
on. However, if the switch-off volume is
higher then the ONVOL setting, the
switch-on volume will automatically be
limited to the ONVOL setting.
• Select ONVOL in the Setup menu. "SETUP ONVOL" and the current setting
appear in the display.
• Use the control knob/push button
8to
select the desired setting. The setting
range is -- – 47.
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PHONE OFF/ON/IN
The PHONE function enables you to se-
lect whether a telephone call is to be
heard via the loudspeakers when a mobile
telephone is connected.
• Select PHONE in the Setup menu."SETUP PHONE" and the current setting
"ON", "IN" or "OFF" appear in the dis-
play.
• Press
or of the rocker ßEto select
the desired setting.
"PHONEOFF": no interpretation of the
telephone connection.
"PHONE ON": the car radio is automati-
cally muted on reception of a telephone
call.
"PHONE IN": the car radio is automatically
muted on reception of a teelephone call
and the conversation is heard via the loud-
speakers.
CODE/SAVE
If "CODE" appears in the display, coding
is not activated.
If "SAFE" appears in the display, coding is
activated.
The way how to activate and deactivate
the coding is described on the the follow-
ing pages.
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Deactivating the electronic security
system
If the electronic security system has
locked the car radio for any reason, for
example, when the car battery has been
disconnected or a fuse has blown, “SAFE”
appears in the radio’s display after swit-
ching on.
• After about 1 second, "1– – – –"appears in the display.
If you now enter the correctcode number,
the electronic security system can be
deactivated.
If is absolutely necessary to follow the
order of the operational steps:
• Switch the radio on: "SAFE" appears in the display.
• After about 1 second, "1– – – –" appears in the display (1 stands for the
first attempt).
• Use the station buttons
3to enter the
code number which is to be found on the
radio card.
Coding
Briefly press the station button 1 to en-
ter the first digit of the code number, then
station button 2 for the second digit ,
etc.
• When this is done, press for more than 2 seconds on


or of the rocker ßE
then release the pressure.
• If you have entered the correct code, the frequency will be displayed after a few
moments.
The car radio is operational again.
!If you should have lost the radio
card with the code number, please
contact a Skoda service point.
Incorrect code number
If you enter an incorrect code number
when attempting to deactivate the electro-
nic security system, "SAFE" appears after
about 10 seconds and then “2 – – – –”
(2nd attempt) in the display.
You may then repeat once the entire
operation. The number of attempts is
indicated in the display.
If you enter an incorrect code number
again, the radio will be locked for the
waiting times indicated in the table below.
Waiting times between attempts: Attempt Waiting time
(display) (approximately)
1 10 sec.
2 1.5 min.
3 5 min.
4 21 min.
5 1.5 hrs.
6 6 hrs.
7 24 hrs.
8 24 hrs.
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Activating the electronic security
system
Press the TP button 7to display the
Setup menu.
• Select the "CODE/SAVE" function.
• Press
or of the rocker ßE.
• "1– – – –" appears in the display.
• Use the station buttons
3to enter the
code number which is to be found on the
radio card.
Briefly press the station button 1 to
enter the first digit of the code number,
then station button 2 for the second
digit, etc.
• When this is done, press for more than 2 seconds on


or of the rocker ßE
then release the pressure.
• If you have entered the correct code, “SAVE” will be displayed after a few
moments.
The car radio is locked again.
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The device is provided with an automatic
tape type switch-over function. For opti-
mum playback quality we recommend you
to use “chromium dioxide” or “metal” cas-
settes. To ensure a troublefree operation,
you should only use cassettes of well-
known manufacturers.
If distortions should occur when playing
prerecorded cassettes, we recommend
you to copy the recording on a cassette of
a renowned make.
To prevent distortions due to the cassette
itself, we recommend you to use only C-90
or C-60 cassettes.
You should not stick adhesive labels
or additional labels on the cassette.
During cassette mode, the cassette
may get warm and the label detach
causing malfunctions.
Tips to cassette modeGuarantee
Never expose cassettes for a long time
to very low (below -10° C) or very high
(above +50° C) temperatures inside the
vehicle. Please consider that the tempera-
ture inside the vehicle may be considerab-
ly higher than outside the car.
Avoid exposure of the cassettes to direct
sunlight. It is best to store the cassettes in
their boxes or in the original cassette tray
with reel lock available for most vehicles.
If the high frequencies should get lost after
long operation (about 100 hrs. according
to tape material), the sound head may be
soiled by tape abrasion. In this case, clean
the sound head using a wet cleaning cas-
sette. Use only cleaning cassettes of a
nenowned make and follow the user
manual of the cassette manufacturer.For our car radio systems apply the same
guarantee conditions as for new vehicles.
!A damage in the sense of the
guarantee must not be caused by
improper handling of the system or
by inexpert attempts of repair. In
additioin, no visible damages must
exist.
HINTS