ESP SKODA OCTAVIA 2008 2.G / (1Z) Columbus Navigation System Manual

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Note
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If “ memory ” appears at the top left of the touch-screen, you can only change
over to the stations stored in the memory list with the help of the arrow keys.
Storing a radio stationStoring a radio station on a displayed station key
– Continue to press one of the six station keys to displayed in the main menu RADIO until a signal tone sounds. The currently heard
radio station is then stored on this station key.
Storing a radio station
– Press the function key in the main menu RADIO to open the
memory list ⇒page 18, fig. 7 .
– Press the function key to ensure that the displayed radio station (Example: “ Radio 2”) is safely stored in a memory space.
– Select a memory space from the list by pressing the respective key in the menu select memory space. If a memory space is selected, which
already holds a radio station, it will be overwritten.
Deleting a radio station from the memory list
–Open the memory list.
– Press the function key behind the station you wish to delete.
– Confirm the safety interrogation by pressing to remove the station finally from the memory list.
Calling up a stored radio stationIf the currently heard radio station is already stored in the memory list, the
memory space number is displayed behind the description of the
frequency range ( FM or AM).
Calling up a station via the station keys
– Briefly press one of the six station keys to displayed in the main menu RADIO until a signal tone sounds.
Calling up a stored stations from the memory list
– Press to open the memory list.
– Press the display of the desire d station in the memory list.RDS functionRDS (“Radio Data System”) serves to transmit program identification and additional
services therefore also enabling automatic tracking of stations.
In the event of sufficiently satisfactory reception the suitable RDS radio stations will
display the station name instead of the station frequency.
If a radio station sends additional inform ation via the RDS function while a station
is being stored, it can occur that the name of the radio station is later displayed
incorrectly in the memory list.
Changing station name
You can manually adapt the station name.
Choose the stored radio station and wait until the correct name is displayed on the
touch-screen. Continue to press on the display of the station name between the
arrow keys until “ Station name stored ” is displayed.
1 ...
6 ...
Memory
Save

Delete
1 ...
6 ...
Memory
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20Traffic information function TPSwitching traffic information TP (Traffic Program) on or off
– Press the selector key to call up the main RADIO menu.
– Press the function key .
– Briefly press on in the opening pop-up window to switch the traffic information on or off. The display “ TP” in combination with a station name (e. g. in the station or memory
list), indicates a traffic information station.
Irrespective of which radio station is heard, an additional receiver part in the unit
ensures that a traffic information station can always be received as long as the traffic
information function is switched on.
The functionality of the function for the traffic information “ TP” is displayed at the
top right in the touchscreen.
If no traffic information st ation can be received becaus e, for example, radio recep-
tion is interrupted in general, “ No TP” will be displayed instead of “TP ”. Remember
that car parks, tunnels, high buildings or mountains can interrupt the radio signal
up to the total loss of reception.
Incoming traffic announcement
If you wish to interrupt the transmission of the traffic announcement, press on the
function key in the pop-up window Traffic announcement. The traffic infor-
mation function remains available and a following traffic announcement is made
again while the audio mode is in op eration. Pressing the function key
will switch off the traffic information function permanently.
RADIO
Extras
TP
Cancel
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Selector key TRAFFICDisplaying TMC traffic reportsTMC traffic reports are used during route guidance, depending on set-up
for the automatic optimization of the route, to report possible traffic
problems.
– Press the function key to display the current traffic reports in a list.
– Press on the display of a traffic report to show it in a detailed display.
– You can browse though all the traffic information received In the detailed display, also in sequence by using the arrow keys.From which TMC station the reports are to be announced can be determined in the
Radio set-ups .
During route guidance all set-up dependin g TMC traffic reports are displayed in the
surrounding area of the location or only th ose specified on the calculated route list.
Traffic problems are illustrated in the de tailed display and in the map by a corre-
sponding symbol. The direction, in which a traffic problem is found in the map will
be displayed by an arrow in the symbol.
In the event of a traffic problem an alternative route can also be calculated manu-
ally.
Note
•
The unit has a continuous background of TMC traffic reports providing a TMC
station at the current location can be rece ived. The station you are listening to does
not have to be a TMC station.
•
TMC traffic reports can only be evaluate d and displayed by the unit if the navi-
gation data for the currentl y driven area is stored in the unit memory or can be
called up via an inserted navigation DVD.
•
The quality of the dynamic route guidance depends on the transmitted traffic
announcements. The radio stations broadcas ting this information are responsible
for the content.
•
TMC traffic reports are necessary for the dynamic Navigation.
•
There may not be any advantantage in avoiding the traffic jam if, as a result of
the TMC traffic reports, the dive rsion is also heavily congested.
TRAFFIC
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The main MEDIA menuOverview of the main MEDIA menuDepending on the selected media source, the main MEDIA menu is
provided as Audio Menu ⇒ fig. 8 or Video DVD menu ⇒ fig. 9 . Calling up the main MEDIA menu and changing media source
– Press the selector key to switch to the main
MEDIA menu. The
last used media source will continue to play.
– If video and audio sources are curren tly selectable at the unit, use the
range selector key to change between the last audio and the
last video source.
Unit keys (Hard keys) for controlling the current audio or video source
The arrow keys on unit or will always affect the currently heard audio
source, irrespective of the current menu used.
– pressing this briefly changes over to the beginning of the current title or
chapter, repeated pressing changes over to the beginning of the previous title or
chapter.
– briefly pressing this changes ov er to the next title or chapter.
When in the menu of the currently played audio source it is also possible to change
titles using the setting up button.
Function keys for controlling the current audio or video source – pressing this briefly changes over to the beginning of the current title or
chapter, repeated pressing changes over to the beginning of the previous title or
chapter.
– briefly pressing this changes over to the next title or chapter.
– Pause: The play function is stoppe d in the current position - the symbol
changes to , – pressing will continue the play function in this position.
Selectable audio sources in the audio menu – changes over to an inserted CD/DVD.
– changes over to an inserted memory card.
– changes to the audio data stor ed on the internal hard disk ⇒page 26. MP3
data and unprotected WMA data can be stored on the hard disk from all selectable
media (CD, DVD, memory card).
or * – changes over to an additionally connected external audio
source*. Operating an externally connected audio source is possible, with certain
Fig. 8 Main MEDIA menu:
Audio Menu.Fig. 9 Main MEDIA menu:
Video DVD Menu.
MEDIA
MEDIA

A3


CDSD cardHDDAUX
BT audio
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24restrictions, via the radio navigation unit and depends largely on the type of the
connection.
Selectable video sources in the Video DVD menu
– changes over to an optionally connected external video source.
– if a TV Tuner* is connected, it is changed in the TV mode ⇒page 33.
– changes over to a Video-DVD ⇒page 31 inserted into the internal CD/DVD
drive.
Additional function keys in the audio menu
– changes over into the Video DVD menu and plays the last selected video
source.
– opens a pop-up window in which the repeating function determines
whether the or the (in audio CD operation) respectively the current (in the MP3 operation ⇒page 26) should be repeated.
– opens a pop-up window in which the random play function Mix or the
automatic play Scan can be started or the ca pacity of the hard disk HDD capacity
can be displayed.
– opens the title list of the current audio source in order to choose
another title or audio source.
Additional function keys in the Video DVD menu
– changes to the Audio menu and plays the last selected video source.
– switches over the Video DVD played in the internal CD/DVD drive to the
menu selection of the film and also opens the incorporated menu control.
– opens a set-up menu to adapt the display set-ups for the current film. – opens the chapter selection for th e Video DVD played in the internal
CD/DVD drive.
Inserting or ejecting a CD/DVDInserting a CD/DVD
– Push a CD/DVD with the written side facing up as far as possible into
the CD/DVD case until it is automatically drawn in. The play function
will start automatically.
Ejecting a CD/DVD
– Press the button to move the CD/DVD in the internal CD/DVD drive into the Eject position.If a CD/DVD is not removed when ejected, it will be reinserted after approximately
ten seconds for safety reasons.
Playable MP3 and WMA data can also be stored on the hard disk of the unit
⇒ page 29.
WMA Data (Windows Media Audio)
The copyright of audi o data compressed by Windows Media Audio, can also be
protected by the DRM procedure ( Digital Rights Management). Such WMA data is
not supported by the unit.Inserting or removing a memory card Inserting a memory card
– Push the memory card into the me mory card case with the trimmed
edge to the front right (horizontal case) or to the front top (vertical
case), until it is locked in position . The play function will start automat-
ically.
Taking out a memory card
– Press against the spring resistance of the inserted memory card, the memory card “skips” back into the Eject position.
AVTVDVDVideoRepeat
title
CD
folderExtrasSelectionAudioMenuDisplayChapter

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Destination entry from the memory card *
– You can enter the destinations from the SD card using the function in theNavigation menu . The destinations must
only be stored on the SD card in the corresponding format.
Only MP3 data and unprotected WMA data can be read from the SD card. All other
data is ignored.
Playable MP3 and WMA data can also be stored on the hard disk of the unit
⇒ page 29.
Memory card empty or data not readable
If a memory card is inserted, on which no audio data has been stored, it will not be
switched over into the memory card mode after the loading procedure. When in
the Audio menu the function key remains inactive on the top line of the
touch-screen and the function cannot be seleced ⇒page 23, fig. 8 .
Requirements of the memory card
Memory cards measuring 32 mm x 24 mm x 2.1 mm or 1.4 mm can be inserted into
the memory card case.
All other physically suitable memory card s such as SDHC memory cards (“Secure
Digital High-Capacity Memory Cards”) can not be read.Audio menu Selecting title or audio sourceChanging the audio source
– Press the selector key to switch to the main MEDIA menu. If
the last selected was a video source, press the set-up key
again to open the Audio menu.
– When in the Audio menu the play function of the last played audio
source will continue from the last played point. – Press one of the top function keys
to select the corresponding audio
source. The play function of the se lected audio source will continue
from the last played point.
Opening the selection menu of the available audio sources
–When in the Audio menu press the function key to display
the title list of the currently played audio source. The currently played
track is shown as highlighted.
– Press on the function key as of ten as necessary until the selection
menu of the available audio sources has opened.
– Press on the left of the audio source display , or the content of these folders or data carriers will then be
indicated.
Changing track or selecting track manuallyPress the selector key to switch to the main MEDIA menu. If the
last selected was a video source, press the set-up key again to
open the Audio menu .
Select track
– Briefly press on the arrow keys on the unit or in the Audio menu
or press on the function keys on the screen or .
Fa s t re ve rse / fo r w a rd
– Keep pressing the arrow keys at the unit or or the function keys on the touch-screen or .
– Release the corresponding key if th e desired title sequence has been
reached.
Import destinations
SD card
MEDIA
MEDIA
Selection

 CD
 SD card
 HDD
MEDIA
MEDIA








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The CDs/DVDs must correspond to the ISO 9660 Level 2 standard as well as the
Joliet data system (single and multi-session).
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Data names must be no longer than 64 characters.
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The list structure is restricted to a depth of 8 list levels.
•
The name of the artist, the album and the title of the reproduced MP3 data can
be shown as ID3 tag, providing this information is available. The list and data name
will be displayed if there is no ID3 tag.
•
Play lists are not supported.
•
WMA data (Windows Media Audio) can also be played even if the copyright is
additionally protected by the DRM procedure ( Digital Rights Management). Such
WMA data is not supported by the unit.
•
The operation and behaviour of playable WMA data conforms to the MP3 data
and will not be described further.
Bit rate (data flow per time unit)
•
The system supports MP3 data with bit ra tes of 32 to 320 KB/s as well as MP3
data with variable bit rates.
•
The indicated playing time data with variable bit rates is not reliable.
Playing sequence of MP3 data and foldersThe unit plays the MP3 data stored on a data carrier in a certain sequence ⇒fig. 10 .
The illustration shows an example of a typical MP3 CD containing the titles
(Tracks
), folder (Folder
) and sub-folder. When setting up you can stipulate if
MP3 data from all folders and sub-folders can be played.
Fig. 10 Possible structure of
a MP3 CD.
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28External sources*AUX-IN and MEDIA-IN inputInput AUX-IN
– Activate the AUX-IN socket in the menu Setup Media by pressing the
function key .
– The input for external audio sources AUX-IN is located under the armrest of the front seats.
– External audio sources, which are no t connected to the AUX-IN socket,
cannot be operated via the radio.
Input MDI - Multimedia socket (MEDIA-IN)
– Activate the MEDIA-IN socket in the menu Setup Media by pressing
the function key .
– The input MDI is located in the glove box. – Audio data in MP3, WMA, OGG Vorbis and AAC format from the
external data sticker, connected to the multimedia socket, can be
played via the radio.
– External audio sources, which are connected to the AUX-IN socket,
can be operated via the radio.
It is possible to play back external audio sources via the loudspeakers of the radio
in the vehicle.
You can select another audio source on the ra dio at any time. As long as the external
audio source is not switched off, it re mains always active in the background.
Please refer to the Owner's manual of the respective manufacturer for the opera-
tion of the external audio source.
If a MEDIA-IN socket is additionally installed, the button is displayed
instead of the function key in the Audio menu. Please note that an audio
source connected to the AUX-IN socket can on ly be replayed, if there is currently no
data carrier connected to the MEDIA-IN socket.
Use the standard jack plug 3.5 mm for the AUX-IN socket. If the external audio
source does not have this jack plug, you must use an adapter.
Adjust the play function volume of the external audio source
The play function volume of the external audio source can be changed via the
volume control on the radio.
Depending on the connected audio source the output volume on the external
audio source can be changed.
You can also change the input sensitivity of the external audio source, in order for
the play function volume of the external audio source to adapt to other audio
sources or to avoid distortions of the play function volume.
Adapter
A special adapter is required to connect audio sources via the input MDI.
We recommend that you purchase an adap ter for connecting the USB devices, the
devices with Mini USB output or an iPOD, at a Škoda Service Partner.
Fig. 11 AUX-IN and MEDIA-
IN socket
AUX
MEDIA-IN
MEDIA-IN
AUX
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Conditions for proper connection•
Only USB devices with the spec ification 2.0 can be connected.
•
The version of the file allocation tabl e FAT (File Allocation Table) of the
connected device must be FAT16 (< 2 GB) or FAT32 (> 2 GB).
•
In order to replay from a unit with a hard disk (HDD) which includes a large data
volume, it can lead to a time delay when reading in the overview of the music data.
•
In order to replay from a unit, which includes a complicated folder structure, it
can lead to a time delay when readin g in the overview of the music data.
•
The folder structure in the connected unit must not exceed a depth of 8 levels.
One folder must not contain more than 1°000° data.
•
A USB extension cable or USB distributo r (HUB) must not be used to connect
the unit.
WARNING
•
On no account place an external audio source on the dash panel. You
could make sudden manoeuvres in th e passenger compartment and injure
the occupants.
•
On no account place an external audio source close to the airbags. You
could be thrown back in the passen ger compartment by the airbags being
deployed and injure the occupants.
•
You must not hold the external audio source in the hand or on the knees
while driving. You could make sudden manoeuvres in the passenger
compartment and injure the occupants.
•
Always guide the connection cable of th e external audio source in such a
way that is does not restrict you when driving.Caution
The AUX-IN socket must only be used for audio sources!
Note
•
The external audio source, which is conne cted via AUX-IN, can only be used if
no unit is connected via MDI at the same time.
•
If an external audio source is connected via AUX-IN, which is equipped with an
adapter for external power supply, it can o ccur that the audio signal is interrupted.
This depends on the quality of the adapter which is used.
•
The loudspeakers in the vehicle are matched to a power output of the radio of
30°W.
Storing and processing audio data (HDD)Storing MP3 and WMA data on the hard disk (HDD)Selecting titles or folders to be stored
– Check the available audio sources fo r titles or folders which you may
wish to store on the hard disk. You can select the complete contents of
an installed data carrier for storing on the hard disk in the selection
window of the available audio sources.
– If you press the function key behind the display of a title or folder, a pop-up window will open.
– Pressing in the pop-up window will start the play function.
– Press in the pop-up window to store the respective title or
folder on the hard disk.
– Press in the following pop-up window for confirmation that you have taken note of the message.
Selecting storage space and store titles
– Press , if the title or folder should be stored
directly on the first level, which is the root folder of the hard disk. In
this connection please observe ⇒page 27, “Playing sequence of MP3
data and folders”.

Play
CopyContinueDrop file/folder here
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Video DVD OperationInserting a Video DVD and starting
Insert a Video DVD
– Push a Video DVD with the printed side facing up as far as possible
into the CD/DVD case until it is automatically drawn in.
– The DVD will start automatically. Th e readout of the data from the
DVD can take a few seconds, during which time the screen turns dark.
– The menu selection of the film cannot be controlled directly by pressing the touch-screen but is oper ated via the function keys in the
incorporated menu control on the right next to the menu selection
of the film .
Opening and operating the menu control
– Briefly press on the touchscreen to display ⇒fig. 12 the Video DVD
menu .
– Press to open the incorporated menu control ⇒ fig. 13.
– Press one of the right arrow keys ⇒fig. 13 to move the pointer in
the menu selection of film into the corresponding direction.
– If you have marked the desired menu entry, press the function key for call-up.
– Carry out all the desired set-ups offered to you by the menu selection of the film.
– Start the film by selecting the corresponding menu entry in the menu selection of the film .
– The film will start and the system will change into the full picture display.
Full picture display
– All the buttons are faded out in the full picture display. Briefly press on the touch-screen to display the Video DVD menu again.
Fig. 12 Menu: Play Video
DVD.Fig. 13 Menu control for the
DVD menu of the inserted
film.
AA
AB
Menu
AA
AB
Enter
AB
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