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No
– Never use chemical products for
cleaning (e.g. spray cans, antistatics or
thinners) as they might damage the
surface of Compact Discs.
– After listening to them put Com-
pact Discs back in their boxes to avoid
marking or scoring which could cause
skipping when playing.
– Do not expose Compact Discs to
direct sunlight, high temperatures or
damp for prolonged lengths of time to
prevent them from bending.
– Do not stick labels or write on the
recorded surface of Compact Discs.
To remove a Compact Disc from its
container, press on the centre and
raise the disc holding carefully from
the edges.Always hold a Compact Disc by the
edge. Never touch the surface.
To remove fingerprints and dust, use
a soft cloth starting from the centre of
the Compact Disc towards the cir-
cumference.
Proper way to hold
the compact discRemoving the disc
New discs may be rough around the
edges. When using these discs the
player might not work or the sound
might skip. To remove roughness
from the edge of a disc use a ball-point
pen, etc.
Ball-point pen
Roughness
IMPORTANTDo not use the pro-
tective sheets for CDs in commerce
or discs with stabilisers, etc. as they
might get stuck in the internal mech-
anism and damage the disc.
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OK
To confirm the chosen option, select
“OK” with the knob 15-fig. 1and
press it.
During the operations available in the
“CDC Prog” function, buttons 5, 6
and 9-fig. 1are disabled.
When removing the Compact Disc
from the multiple player or changing
the CD sequence, a new playback se-
quence shall be programmed.
CD name
This function can be selected only if
a Compact Disc is inserted in the mul-
tiple player.
If the CD already has a name, this will
be shown on the display.
“CD name” function allows to name
max. 10 CDs with 20 characters max.
For the description of the different
functions, refer to “CD Mode”.
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“AUDIO SETUP” FUNCTION
(AUDIO ADJUSTMENTS)
To access the audio setup menu
while listening to a CD, select the “Au-
dio setup” icon rotating the knob 15-
fig. 1and press it to confirm.
For the description of the different
functions available in the menu, see the
corresponding paragraph of the “RA-
DIO MODE” chapter.MP3 MODE
CONNECT Nav+ can recognize the
type of Compact Disc inserted.Dur-
ing the reading procedure to recog-
nize the disk the display shows “Read-
ing CD...”. If the inserted CD is a MP3
one, a specific control is activated.
IMPORTANTNever use 8 cm au-
dio or MP3 CDs, even with the spe-
cial adapter, since this format damages
the system.
IMPORTANTCONNECT Nav+
builds MP3 CD folder-organized struc-
ture of files; folders are organized in
sequence with their own MP3 tracks
(up to max. four levels of folders/sub-
directories). Folder and file name
length shall not exceed 31 characters.
Characters: blank, ’(apostrophe), (
and )(open and closed brackets) are
not admitted in MP3 track names.
When creating MP3 CD you must not
use these characters to name files oth-
erwise CONNECT Nav+ will not be
able to play it.
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Center number Enter Dial
Messages
fig. 59
F0L3072g
“Delete voice phonebook”
icon key
This icon key (Delete voice directo-
ry) allows to clear off previously
recorded voice samples; proceed as
follows:
– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1, select
the icon key and then press the knob
to confirm; the display will show the
following string: “Press “ENTER” to
confirm, “ESCAPE” to cancel”.
– pressing the knob 15-fig. 1clears
off voice samples, during deletion the
display will show “Please wait…”.
– pressing “ESC” 14-fig. 1deletion
is not performed and previous screen
is displayed.“Messages” FUNCTION
(SMS - Short Message Service)
“Messages” key allows reading and
sending short messages (maximum
length is 160 characters) by GSM
phone.
Read and sent messages are stored
into two separate boxes, which how-
ever share a common memory sec-
tion; so the sum of sent and read
stored messages must not exceed the
maximum number of allowed SMSs (it
depends on the SIM card).
Telephone module stops input of
new messages when the buffer is full
and the “Enter” key is disabled.In this case the display shows a string
with the following warning message:
“Further SMS messages cannot be
stored or received”.
When selecting “Messages” key by
rotating and pressing the knob 15-
fig. 1, the display shows the screen in
fig. 59with the following icon keys:
“Dial”: to select message;
“Enter”: to compose message;
“Center number”: to specify service
center telephone number, stored in
the SIM card.
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“In directory” icon key
This key fig. 74-75, selected and
confirmed by rotating and pressing the
knob 15-fig. 1, stores current dis-
played site address in the “Site direc-
tory” (with a maximum of 10 stored
addresses), proceed as follows:
– rotate the knob15-fig. 1to se-
lect the address and then press the
knob to confirm.Storing the tenth address, the display
shows a dialog box warning the user
that the directory is full and the icon
key (“In directory”) is greyed. Further
storing requests a preventive deletion.
A mnemonic string (max. length 30
characters) can be associated to each
stored address fig. 77; proceed as fol-
lows:
– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1to se-
lect “Name” fig. 77and type in the re-
quired name using the keypad.“WAP Options” icon key
This key fig. 74-75selected and con-
firmed by rotating and pressing the
knob 15-fig. 1, allows to set up the
following WAP options: address of
“Home setup” site, “Site directory”,
“Settings”.
“Home set-up”
This keyfig. 78selected and con-
firmed by rotating and pressing the
knob 15-fig. 1, allows specification of
home site address; proceed as follows:
– select “Address” key fig. 76ro-
tating and pressing the knob 15-fig. 1,
the display shows the keypad and the
editing box for typing the required ad-
dress;
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Back Go Interrupt Go
Address
Site directory
fig. 76
F0L3060g
Back Go Interrupt Name
fig. 77
F0L3061g
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