SKODA OCTAVIA 2007 1.G / (1U) Audience Car Radio Manual

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AUTORÁDIO AUDIENCE
AUTORADIO AUDIENCE
CAR RADIO AUDIENCE
SIMPLY CLEVER
www.skoda-auto.cz
www.skoda-auto.comAutorádio Audience
Škoda Auto 05.05S00.5610.36.991Z0 012 095 D
PVP4SBF19A016BC
*PVP4SBF19A016BC*
ŠkodaOctavia
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The device complies with the protective
requirements of EMV (Directive EG 89/336 EWG
and Directive 93/68 EWG) according toEN
55013 and EN 55020 standards.
Brief Introduction2
Important Precautions 3
Operation of the Radio 4
Operation of the Built- In
CD changer 10
User Settings 14
Cautions and Instructions,
Warranty 17
Brief Technical Description 19
Operating Instructions
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Dear Customer,
If you have not received a security code for
your radio, it means that your car is fitted with
comfort coding system, which does not
require a code. In case of disconnection and
reconnection of car battery, first switch on
the power by the starting key, then switch on
the radio. If you need a code, contact your
Škoda service
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- radio on/off (by pressing)
- volume control (by turning)
- other setting functions in various menus
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- CD- DA/CD- R/RW/MP3 disc playback activation
- select a disc using the preset button 12
............................................... 4,11,12
- FM radio activation
............................................................5
- stores 6 most powerful stations into presets in each band
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- fast search through the selected radio band
- search through the CD
...............................................4,11
- tuner mode: manual tuning
- CD mode: selects a track
...............................................4,11
- fast station search: SEEK
- fast forward/rewind F.FWD / F.RWD within a track
1.Button
2.CD button
3.FM button
4. AS button
5. SCAN button
6. Buttons
7. Buttons



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- activates the sound setting menu
- activation of menu for sound balance
...............................................4,11,12
- MW/LW radio activation
............................................. 7,12
- tuner mode: displays Radio Text information
- displays additional information from MP3 discs
..................................... 6,13,15
- activates a menu for radio or CD parameters setting
......................................... 5,11
- tuner mode: recalls stored presets
- tuner mode: stores presets
- selects a CD to be played from the built- in changer
- selects user setting parameter section 8. Sound settings button AUDIO
9.AM button
10. INFO button
11. MENU button
12. Preset buttons Section ............................................................page
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- ejects the disc from the built- in changer
............................................................ 10
- up to 6 CD- DA/CD- R/RW/MP3 discs can be inserted
- displays operating information
- displays the meaning of preset buttons in various modes
......................................................... 9
- activates the traffic message mode (TP, EON)
- activates automatic switching to traffic messages
- initiates the search for transmitters with traffic information
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- initiates the disc insertion mode
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- replays stored traffic messages
- initiates the recording of traffic messages 13. EJECT button
14. Slot for loading discs into the built- in changer
15. Display
16.TP button
17. LOAD button
18. AIM button
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Brief introduction

Current road traffic is more and more
demanding on a driver's attention.
Modern car radios offer extensive and
sophisticated functions, offering both fun and
various traffic information.
You should only operate the radio and its
features when the traffic situation allows you to
do so.
For example: changing the discs, reading the
booklets etc. when driving has resulted in
many critical situations.
Always set the volume at a level which does not
prevent you from hearing outside sounds.Always concentrate primarily on driving!
If you are uncertain about some functions of
the radio, or if unexpected behaviour appears,
always consult the manual after stopping the
car at a safe location, or contact your Škoda
Note: the texts marked with * are applicable
only to selected car models, or to cars with
extra (optional) equipment
Important Precautions
Operating the Radio when driving
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Switching the radio on/off
Switch the radio on or off by pressing button .
If you switch the radio off by switching off the
ignition, the radio will be switched on
automatically when the ignition is switched on
again
If the radio is switched on by pressing button
when the ignition is switched off, the radio will
remain switched on for 60 minutes.
After switching the radio on, e.g. to the tuner
(FM) mode, a display similar to the following
picture will appear:1
1 Selection of a band and of a memory level
FM
FM1- FM2- FMAS AM
AM1- AM2- AMAS
The radio has FM and AM bands. These are
divided into 6 memory layers, 3 for the FM
band and 3 for the AM band. Each memory
layer has 6 presets.
Push of the button activates the FM wave
band. Second push switches among memory
levels .
Push of the button activates the AM wave
band. Second push switches among memory
levels .
The display indicates the currently selected
wave band.
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A Current station (name or frequency).
B Names or frequencies of reset stations.
C A pointer showing which station or
frequency are currently tuned.
D Indicator - traffic messages active.
E Current time.
F Current exterior temperature.
G Indication of the selected wave band
You can set the volume by turning button .
The display always shows the current volume
setting. Volume control 1
Switching the radio on/off Switching the Bands
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Operation of the Radio
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Manual tuning
Automatic tuning - SEEK You can set the frequency of a requested
station by pressing button or . The
frequency keeps changing when you keep
button or pressed. Release the button
to stop tuning. The display will show the set
frequency.
You can skip to the next available station in the
currently selected band by pressing buttonor The tuner will automatically stop
when the next station is found in the desired
direction.




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Storing the stations to presets
Recalling the presets
Automatic tuning and storing of stations
AS
STORING
Use buttons or to tune the station you want
to store. Press and hold (for approx. 2s)
selected preset button to memorise the
station. (The sound volume is lowered
temporarily and a beep sounds; then the
station is stored.) You can use6x6pr
esets.
Having stored the stations using the preset
buttons , you can press any of the buttons
briefly to recall the respective station.
The automatic tuning and storage system seeks
all stations within a selected band, selects 6
stations with the strongest signal, and stores
them as presets. Press (AutoStore) button
to start the process. The display shows a
message and the sound is muted
(see picture). 67
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12If you select the band, memory
layer will include 6 stations with the strongest
signal in the FM band. As soon as the process is
complete, the FM- AS memory layer is
selected, and preset is chosen. You can switch
to other presets by pressing one of the preset
buttons .
If you select the band, memory
layer will include 6 stations with the strongest
signal in the AM band. As soon as the process is
complete, the AM- AS memory layer is
selected, and preset is chosen. You can switch
to other presets by pressing one of the preset
buttons .
Each use of the function updates and
rewrites the presets in the currently selected
band (FM- AS or AM- AS). FM FM- AS
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AM AM- AS 1
AS
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Tuning and Storing the Stations
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Operation of the Radio
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LEARN ON
LEARN
LEARN OFF
LEARN
REGIONAL
REGIONAL ON The tuner continuously tunes, updates and
sorts all available signals, thus updating thememory, for the area where you are
currently driving. This process causes very
short dropouts; and this is not a malfunction.
Under certain circumstances, operation of the
function can be annoying. You can
switch off the function, and the tuner then has
to check any frequency that you want it to tune
to.
Some stations offer nationwide programming
and also local programmes with modified
content.
You can listen to local content to get
information about local traffic situation and
local events.
If this function is active, the tuner will not switch
to an alternative frequency of a nationwide
station whenever a regional programme has
been tuned; even if the alternative frequency
has stronger signal. REGIONAL OFF
SEEK
SEEK LOCAL
SEEK
SEEK DX
SEEK The tuner will tune to alternative frequencies
with stronger signals, regardless of local
content. The received programme can change.
Tuning sensitivity.
stops at local stations with stronger
signal.
stops at all available stations.
Press one of the preset buttons to select. 12
RDS system
Station Name display (PS)
Alternative Frequency network (AF)
Tuner parameters setting
MODE
LEARN Your radio includes a RDS (Radio Data System)
decoder, which receives additional data
transmitted by the majority of FM transmitters.
Your radio displays the names of the stations it
is tuned to.
Nationwide stations use a network of
transmitters operating on different frequencies
to cover the whole country without
interference between transmitters.
Press button to display the tuner
menu. Use preset buttons to select and to
change the options.
Your radio offers a function which reduces drop
outs, allows for better reception and faster
tuning. The radio creates a list of available
signals sorted by program identifier (PI) and
signal strength. This allows the radio to tune to
other frequency with the same program, using
a list of alternative frequencies used by
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Operation of the Radio
RDS System

AF
AF ON
AF OFF A network of transmitters is used to cover a
broader area. Your radio automatically tunes
to a stronger transmitter, based on received
information about alternative frequencies.
If this function is activated, the tuner
automatically tunes to a stronger transmitter.
If this function is deactivated, the tuner stays
tuned to a set frequency.Move to Special functions setting (see
chapter Special functions).
The displayed data disappear after 10 seconds
of inactivity. The selected values remain stored.

Radiotext
Some stations transmit additional text
information, called Radiotext. Press
button to review the radiotext information.
This text information may not be available at all
stations, even if a particular station transmits
RDS data. Depending on the quality of received
signal, the radio may need some time to
receive all characters correctly before dis-
playing them.
If the selected station does not transmit
radiotext, or the text is still being read, the
message appears. INFO
TEXT
UNAVAILABLE 10
SCAN function
SCAN
OK
CANCEL
Press button to activate an automatic
search for all stations in the selected band.
Press button or to switch to other
stations. 10 second sample of each station is
played, and then the radio tunes to the next
station. Press button to end automatic
scanning. The last station found is played.
Press button to return to the
station which was playing before activating the
SCAN feature.


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Operation of the Radio
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NONEunspecified
NEWS news
AFFAIRS current affairs
INFO information
SPORT sport broadcasts
EDUCATE education
DRAMA drama
CULTURE culture
SCIENCE science
VARIED various music
POP popular music
ROCK rock music
EASY easy listening
LIGHT light music
CLASSICS classical music
OTHER other genres
WEATHER weather forecast
FINANCE financial programmes
CHILDREN children programmes
SOCIAL social programmes
RELIGION religious programme
PHONE IN phone in programmes
TRAVEL travel programmes
LEISURE leisure
JAZZ jazz music
COUNTRY country music
NATION national music
OLDIES oldies music
FOLK folk music
DOCUMENT Documentaries
Program type ALARM is used for nationwide or
local emergency broadcasts. Use of Programme Type (PTY) selection
SCAN
PTY
OK
NONE OK
CANCEL
OK
CANCEL
Press button and use preset button
to select . Turn button to select the
desired programme type on the display.
Confirm your selection by pressing the preset
button . Press one of the preset buttons
or to activate the search for the
requested programme type. During the search,
the sound is muted.
If you select , the tuner stops at each
station found.The display remains active until
you press either preset button or preset
button . You can change the
programme type selection while the search is
active. Press preset button to end the
search and to listen to a newly found station, or
press preset button to return back
to the original station
If no station with the desired programme type
is found, the tuner returns to the original
station.
Programme type selection is not available in
MW and LW bands.


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12 Some stations transmit traffic messages,
describing the current traffic situation, besides
standard RDS data. This information is
displayed when button is pressed. If the
radio is tuned to a station which does not
transmit traffic information, it will search for
one, displaying .
If no station transmitting traffic information is
found, is displayed. The radio stays
tuned to the original station.
Incoming traffic messages automatically
interrupt the sound of a CD or other station
broadcasts. is displayed.
RDS- EON (Enhanced Other
Networks) links certain stations so that the
traffic information transmitted by one station
can be received while another station is tuned
in. If any problems prevent the traffic
information from being received, the sound
will be muted and the message is
displayed. TP
TP SEEK
NO INFO
TRAFFIC
Trafic information within the RDS- EON
network
NO INFO
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Operation of the Radio
Programme Type (PTY)
Traffic Information
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