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

Section............................................................. page................................................................. 4
- 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
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- FM radio activation
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- 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
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- tuner mode: manual tuning
- CD mode: selects a track
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- 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
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- MW/LW radio activation
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- tuner mode: displays Radio Text information
- displays additional information from MP3 discs
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- activates a menu for radio or CD parameters setting
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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

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
AB
D
F
B C
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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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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

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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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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Traffic information endTP
TP
Recording trafic information
Replaying trafic information AIM
PLAY
Moving around in the message memory After the traffic information ends, the sound of
the original station, or of a CD, will be Restored.
You can press button at any time to
cancel the playback of traffic information. The symbol will disappear.
Your radio has a special memory which allows
the recording of traffic information for
subsequent replay. Recording is only possible
in the FM band. Recording works even when
you are listening to a CD.
Press button to activate traffic
information playback. The last recorded
message will be played back. Use preset button to play the last recorded message,
designated by the highest sequence number
displayed on the last line of the display. When
the message ends, the next message will be
played back. During playback, the time and
station name (from where the message was
received) are displayed.
If you do not want to listen to a message, you
can interrupt its playback and use the
respective preset button or to switch
to another message.


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to the message which is to be played. Press
preset button to start the playback of a
selected message.
The traffic information memory holds up to 9
messages, or up to 4 minutes of voice. Older
messages are automatically overwritten by
newer messages. Therefore it's not necessary
to delete old messages. You can delete
selected message, or all messages, if you want
to.
Select a message which is to be deleted and
press preset button . Press preset
button to delete all messages.
After the messages are deleted, the display will
clear.
Your radio allows setting of 2 time periods, in
which the traffic information can be recorded.
Press button to display the
PLAY
Deleting the messages from memory
DEL
DEL ALL
Recording settings AIM AIM
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SETUP
Deactivating the traffic information
recording function
AIM AIM OFFmenu. Press preset button
to display 2 time periods. Press preset
button for one time period and turn button
1 to set the required times. Set the other time
period by the same procedure.
In the traffic information menu, use preset
button to set to deactivate the
function.
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Operation of the Radio
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Disc loading slot
Important notice!
Activation of CD playback modeCD
NO CD Activation of
CD disc loading mode LOAD Your radio is fitted with a built- in changer for 6
CD- DA, CD- R, CD- RW discs containing MP3
or audio files.
The CD drive used in this radio is operated in a
completely different fashion than common CD
car stereos. Do not attempt to load a disc
unless instructed to do so on the display. First,
read the instructions describing proper loading
of a CD. The radio or the disc can be damaged
when these instructions are not followed.
While
listening to the radio, press button . If no
CD is inserted, you will be notified of the fact by message. In this case, follow the
instructions given in the chapter . If a CD has been
inserted, playback starts from the point where
it has been interrupted the last time. 2
Display indications in the CD mode
REPEATMIX
A Current track number
B Play time indication
C Area reserved for preset buttons . Press
a button to select a disc to be played.
D Currently played disc indication
E Icon - mode active See chapter Optional functions in the CD mode
F Icon - mode active See chapter Optional functions in the CD mode 12
Activation of CD disc loading mode LOAD
LOA D
„SELECT CD TO INSERT”
NO CDPLEASE
WAIT” “INSERT CD”
Tip: LOAD LOAD ALL
Follow the instructions when loading discs:
1. Press button
2. After message
appears, press preset button beside the
empty position labelled .
3. The drive prepares for insertion of a CD;
please wait (the display shows“ message).
4. When message appears, insert the disc with printed side up.
Press and hold button
To fill the changer. (You can insert up to 6 CDs in
sequence.) After message appears,
release the button and you will be prompted to
insert all discs in sequence.
After the last inserted CD is recognized and
read, playback begins. 17
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Operation of the Built- In CD changer
Listening to a CD
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DF BC
EC

Ejecting the discEJECT
SELECT CD TO EJECT
PLEASE WAIT REMOVE CDINSERT CD
LOA D
Tip EJECT
EJECT
ALL When replacing or ejecting the disc, observe
the instructions in this manual and on the radio
display:
1. Press button .
2. After “ ” message ap- pears, press preset button corres-
ponding to the disk you want to eject.
3. “ ” message appears and the drive prepares for ejection of selected disc.
4. Disc is being ejected and “ ” message appears. You can remove the disc.
5. After removing the disc, “ ” message appears and you can insert
another disc without having to press the
button
: Press and hold button to eject all
discs from the changer. After message appears, release the button.
If you do not remove ejected disc from the unit,
it will be drawn back to the unit automatically
for safety reasons. If no CD is inserted in the
changer, the unit switches to radio mode
automatically after 10s. 13
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Operation of the Built- In CD changer
SCAN functionSCAN
OK
Stopping playback FM AM
Press button to start searching through
the disc. A 10- second sample of the beginning
of each track is played. The sequence number
of the track on the disc is displayed at the same
time.
Press preset button to end the scan
mode. Current track will be played normally.
To stop disc playback and to switch on the
radio, press button or .
The last selectedstation will play. 5
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Selection of discs and tracks
CD1-
CD6 NO CD
Track select buttons
Seek buttons In CD playback mode, you can select a disc by
pressing a preset button labelled . Empty positions are labelled .
During CD playback, press button to skip
to previous track.
Press button to skip to next track. Playback
starts from the beginning of selected track.
Press and hold button or for fast rewind
or fast forward within a track of the CD. Normal
playback resumes after you release the button.




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Display indications in the CD - MP3 mode
A Number of currently played disc
B Number of currently played folder
C Area reserved for preset buttonswith the following symbols:
Previous/next folder
FILE Selection of information display for the playing track in the field F
D Number of currently played track
E Elapsed track time
F Track information. By pressing the preset you can select between
FILE / FOLDER / TITLE / ARTIST /
ALBUM. If this information has not
been entered upon disc creation,
„ “ appears on the
display.UNAVAILABLE 12
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SCAN
OK
Disc Selection CD
Stopping playback FM AM
Press button to activate searching
through the disc. A 10- second sample of the
beginning of each track is played. The
sequence number of the track on the disc is
displayed at the same time. After 10s, the
beginning of next track is played. You can select
folders to be searched through by pressing the
corresponding preset buttons .
Press preset button to end the scan
mode. Current track will be played normally.
If you want to play another inserted disc, press
button for the disc selection screen to
appear.
You can select the desired disc by pressing the
appropriate preset button .
To stop disc playback and to switch on the
radio, press button or .
The last selectedstation will play. 5
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INFO function INFO
MP3 INFO
Displaying additional information ID3 INFO
Press button to display information
about currently played track and about the
folder. The radio will display track
and folder names in the format in which they
are stored on the MP3 CD.
Individual MP3 files are organized in a
hierarchy commonly used on personal
computers. Due to high number of tracks,
which can besaved to a disc, we recommend
use of folders to organize tracks.
Press preset buttons to display
additional information about currently
played track (ID3 tags). 10
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Playback of MP3 files
Operation of the Built- In CD changer
AD
F B
C
E
C

Optional functions in the CD modeMENU
MIX MIX
OFF
TRACK
FOLDER
MIX Press button in the CD playback
mode to display the following picture.
Playback in random order.
Press preset button to set required
parameter:
playback in normal order
playback in random order within aselected folder
if a MP3 disc is inserted, tracks are selected for playback randomly
from randomly selected folders.
appears on the display when random
playback is active.
The display clears after 10s of inactivity. 11
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PLAY
CD
MP3
REPEAT
REPEAT
OFF
TRACK
FOLDER You can select whether CD or MP3 tracks
should be played when a disc with both data
types (CD- DA, MP3) is inserted. Select, which
part of the CD will be played.
Press preset button to select: playback of standard audio data (CDDA format)
playback of MP3 files
This selection is only possible for multisession
discs.
Select repeat mode. Press preset button to select:
playback in normal order
repeated playback of current track
if a MP3 disc is inserted, tracks (files)located in the folder, which was
active when the function was
activated, will be played repeatedly. 12
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display shows .
Plays next CD in the built- in changer. After the
disc playback ends, the changer can play the
disc again, or select other discs (if at least one
other disc is inserted).
Press preset button
to select:
automatic selection of next disc to be
played
disc will be played again
By pushing the preset button you will
move to the second level, see chapter Special
features. REPEAT
RPT
NEXT CD
NEXT CD
AUTO
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Operation of CD
Operation of the Built- In CD changer
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