ESP SKODA FABIA 2004 1.G / 6Y MS202 Car Radio Manual

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GENERAL VIEW2
BRIEF OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS3
IMPORTANT INFORMATION 4
RADIO MODE5
CASSETTE MODE12
SETTINGS13
THEFT PROTECTION
CODING15
HINTS17
BRIEF TECHNICAL
DESCRIPTION18
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This unit corresponds to the EMV protec-
tive requirements (EC directives 89/336
EWG and 93/68/EWG) according to the
EN 55013 and EN 55020 norms.
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When storing RDS stations you should
press the corresponding station button
only when the station name appears in
the display. This ensures that all RDS
information has been interpreted and
stored automatically.
When calling up stored RDS stations,
the corresponding station name is display-
ed. If the stored frequency is too weak for
good reception, the radio searches auto-
matically for an appropriate alternative fre-
quency (best station function).
If non of the stored alternative frequencies
is strong enough for good reception, the
desired station cannot be received at the
moment. In this case, tune to another sta-
tion.

!Please make sure that the station
name is displayed when the station
is stored. If a moving text should be
displayed, this will be stored
instead of the station name.
In many European countries, RDS is al-
ready transmitted by many radio stations.
The goal is to provide an overall coverage.
With this system, an inaudible digitized
data current is transmitted in addition to
the normal FM radio signal, providing the
RDS receiver with information in encoded
form which controls, among other things,
the following functions:
• Programme identification (PI code)
With the help of the PI code, the radio
recognizes the currently received station.
• Programme service name (PS code)
The PS code transmits the station name
which is shown in the display.• Alternative frequencies (AF code)
Because of the limited transmission range
of the FM waves, the programme of one
radio provider is transmitted by several
stations on different frequencies. The AF
code informs the radio about all alternative
frequencies of the same programme.
This enables the radio to tune to the fre-
quency which can be received in the best
quality.
Tuning to another frequency is carried out
in an inaudible way.
The station name in the display remains
unchanged.
While you are driving, the RDS radio sear-
ches permanently for alternative frequen-
cies of the station selected and tunes to
this in an automatic and inaudible way.
• Traffic programme identification (TP code = Traffic programme)
This information tells the radio that it is
currently receiving a traffic programme
station.
Information about How does RDS work?
RDS stations
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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
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to abort a traffic announcement and to
continue cassette play.
A new traffic announcement is heard
again.
Insert the cassette fully into the cassette
compartment. When inserting a cassette,
the radio switches automatically to cas-
sette play.
CASSETTE MODE
Cassette compartment Fast forward and rewind Cassette mode and traffic
radio programmes
ß`Fast forward and rewind
Pressing the button ß`selects fast
rewind or forward, respectively.
“WIND” appears in the display.
Briefly pressing the button
ß`ends the
fast forward or rewind function
Cassette ejection
• Press and hold down the button ß`
during cassette play to eject the cassette
(motor ejection).
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