SKODA SUPERB 2013 2.G / (B6/3T) Bolero Car Radio Manual

Radio
Using the system
Select radio station
Call up main menu RADIO and choose frequency range
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Press RADIO to call up the
RADIO main menu. The radio station currently playing
is shown in the top of the screen.
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To change the frequency, press the RADIO- or Band function button.
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In the opened pop-up window, press FM or AM.
The current frequency is displayed in the top left of the screen.
Changing radio station
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Press the arrow keys on the screen of the RADIO main menu to change to the
previous or next station.
Select a radio station from the station list
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Tap the Station list function button to display all currently available radio sta-
tions in list form. The list “skips” directly to the display of the currently heard
radio station.
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Tap the desired station to select. After about 20 seconds without operation the
image of the station list will close automatically.
Function keys in the main menu 1...
to ...42 - Station keys for storing or calling up a stored radio station.
Band
- Button for selecting the desired frequency range.
Station list
- opens the list of the presently receivable radio stations.
Presets
- opens the list of the stored radio stations.
Extras
– Button for selecting the Scan automatic play function or for showing the
Radio text.
Man.
– opens the frequency band of the selected frequency range.
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Searching for and storing radio stations
Manual search›
Turn the menu button
2
or press the Man function button in the
RADIOmain
menu. The selected frequency range is displayed in a scale at the bottom of the
screen.
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Briefly press the menu button to exit the manual frequency selection and redis-
play the function keys.
Save a radio station on a displayed station key
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Press and hold one of the six station buttons 1 ... to 6 ... displayed in the main
menu RADIO until you hear a beep. The currently heard radio station is then
stored on this station key.
Deleting a radio station from the memory list
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In the RADIO main menu press the Memory function button to open the preset
list.
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Press the Delete function button after the station you want to delete.
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Confirm the security prompt by pressing the Delete function button to perma-
nently remove the station from the preset list.
If the currently heard radio station is already saved in the preset list, the memory
space number is displayed behind the description of the frequency range ( FM or
AM ).
Determine which six station buttons are displayed in the RADIO main menu in the
Setup radio menu.
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Function SCAN
The stations of a waveband can be played briefly one after the other (for ten sec- onds).
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When pressing the menu knob
2
, the device automatically searches all availa-
ble stations within the current waveband.
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Alternatively, press the Extras function button and press Scan in the opened
pop-up window.
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During the current automatic play the function key will change from Extras to
 Scan.
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Press menu button
2
or the function button 
Scan again to stop the automatic
play of the radio station you are currently listening to.
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RDS function
Switching radio text on and off›
In the RADIO main menu press the Extras button and then the Radio text func-
tion button. Instead of the six station buttons, a window now opens in the bot-
tom half of the screen to display the radio text.
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The window for displaying the radio text must fade out again to enable the sta-
tion keys to be displayed again. Briefly tap in the display window of the radio text.
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Alternatively, tap the Extras function button and then on the highlighted
Radio Text function button shown in the opened pop-up window.
RDS (“ Radio Data System”) serves to transmit program identification and addi-
tional services therefore also enabling automatic tracking of stations.
In the case of RDS-compatible radio stations, if there is sufficient reception the
station name will be displayed instead of the station frequency.
If a radio station sends additional information 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 preset list.
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Traffic information function
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Press the TP button to switch the traffic information function on or off.
The display “ TP” in combination with a station name (e.g. in the station or preset
list), indicates a traffic programme station.
Irrespective of which radio station you are listening to, an additional receiver part in the device ensures that a traffic information station can always be received aslong as the traffic information function is switched on.
The availability of traffic information monitoring is identified by the letters “ TP” at
the top right of the screen.
If no traffic programme station can be received because, for example, radio recep-
tion in general is poor, instead of“ TP”,“No TP ” will be displayed. Car parks, tun-
nels, tall buildings or mountains can disrupt the radio signal, even causing it to fail
completely.
Incoming traffic announcement
While a traffic bulletin is being played, a pop-up window opens.
To pause the playback of the announcement, in the Traffic bulletin
pop-up win-
dow press Cancel the function button. The traffic function remains available but a
subsequent traffic bulletin is played in the current audio mode. Press the function
button TP deact.
to switch off the traffic information function permanently.
Note
Some radio stations misleadingly identify themselves as traffic programs. It is
therefore not an error with the unit that there are no traffic news on these sta-
tions.
Traffic information memory
Automatic recording of traffic reports
If the traffic information function is switched on and ready to receive the traffic
information station, incoming traffic reports are recorded as long as the ignition is
switched on. This means you can always find out about the current traffic situa-
tion, even if the device is switched off while driving for long periods.
If the car is parked (ignition off) while a traffic radio station is in range and the
traffic is turned on, incoming traffic reports from this station are recorded for two
hours.
When the ignition is switched off, for about five seconds the current traffic infor-
mation station from which traffic reports will be recorded for the next two hours
is shown. During this five-second display you can use the arrow keys on the de-
vice to select another traffic information station from which to record.
If, when the vehicle is not in use, the reception of the set traffic information sta-
tion is too poor because of external influences, it will automatically search for an-
other traffic information station.
A maximum of nine traffic announcements with a total length of up to four mi- nutes can be recorded. The oldest traffic report will always be overwritten if the
memory is full.
TIM recording times
It is also possible to set two TIM recording times at which the device should also
record traffic information even if the vehicle is switched off. The device then
starts recording all the incoming traffic reports on the traffic information station
set according to the set TIM recording time. 
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For example, if you drive to work every day at a certain time the vehicle, simply
enter the approximate start time. The unit starts recording 90 minutes before the
set start time and ends recording 30 minutes after it. You can then listen to the
latest traffic reports before each journey and adjust your route to the current
traffic situation.
Note
■ In case of a message of over four minutes long, the beginning is overwritten.■If the vehicle has not been used for more than three days, no further traffic re-
ports are recorded, in order to stop the vehicle battery from running down.
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Playing traffic reports
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Press TIM to listen to the saved traffic reports. The play function starts with the
last recorded traffic report and runs through to the oldest recorded traffic re- port.
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Tap the function button  to go to the beginning of the traffic report to which
you are currently listening.
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To skip a traffic bulletin, tap the function button .
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Playback is interrupted by pressing the button. The function button changes
to . Tapping the function button  resumes playback at the last position.
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Media
Using the system
MEDIA main menu
Calling up the main menu MEDIA and changing the media source
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By pressing the button MEDIA the play function of the last played audio source
will continue.
If audio sources are currently available on the device you can use the selector
button MEDIA
to switch between the last audio sources.
If a previously played media source is selected again, play will continue from the last played part.
If it is currently not possible to select an audio source, for example, because no
disk is inserted (eg, no SD memory card), the function button is greyed out.
Function keys for controlling the current audio sources 
- pressing this briefly changes over to the beginning of the current track or
chapter, repeated pressing changes over to the beginning of the previous track or
chapter.

- pressing this briefly changes over to the next track or chapter.

- Pause: The play function is stopped in the current position and the symbol
changes to  - after pressing  , play will continue from this point.
Selectable audio sources in the MEDIA menu CD
- changes over to the last played CD from the internal CD changer.
SD card
- switches to an inserted SD card
MEDIA-IN
- switches to a connected external audio source. Operation of an exter-
nally connected audio source is possible with certain restrictions, depending pri-
marily on the type of the connected device.
BT-audio
- changes over to the telephone - wireless MP3 transmission from the
telephone preinstallation.
Additional function keys in the MEDIA main menu Scan
- starts the automatic play Scan. If already displayed in the 
Scan function
button, automatic play is turned on - tap the EXIT button to cancel.
Mix - starts the random play function Mix. If already displayed in the 
Mix func-
tion button, shuffle-mode is on - tap the function button to cancel.
Repeat
- opens the pop-up window for switching on the repeat function. You can
also select whether only the current Title or the current CD or the current Folderfor the MP3 mode should be repeated.
Selection
- opens the playlist of the current media source in order to choose an-
other track or source.
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Inserting or ejecting a CD
Audio-CDs (CD-A) and MP3-CDs can be played in the internal drive. Inserting the CD
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Press 
/.
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Select position 1 .... Select 6 to load the CD into the internal drive.
Wait until “ Please insert CD ” is displayed.
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Insert a CD, label-side facing up, into the CD slot until it is automatically drawn
in.
Playback will start automatically.
Taking out the CD
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Press 
/, the CD is manoeuvred to the eject position.
If the “ejected ”CD is not taken out within 10 seconds, it will be inserted again for
safety reasons.
WMA Data (Windows Media Audio)
The copyright of audio 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.
WARNINGThe CD player is a laser product. On the manufacturing date, this unit was
classified as a class 1 laser product in accordance with the national/interna-
tional standards DIN EN 60825-1: 2008-05 and DHHS Rules 21 CFR, Subchapter J. The laser used in this class 1 laser product is so weak that thereis no risk of danger when operated correctly. This product is designed such
that the laser beam is restricted to the inside of the device. However, the in-
stalled laser could be classified in a higher class were the housing to be re-
moved. For this reason, never remove the device housing. 12Media

CAUTION■For playback in the internal drive, never use CDs marked “Do not insert in drives
without a drawer” or Eco Disc.■
After pressing the 
/
 icon there is a time delay of a few seconds before the
CD is ejected. During this time the lock in front of the CD slot is open.
■
Be sure to wait until the CD has been fully ejected before you try to insert a new
CD. You might otherwise damage the drive inside the unit.
■
A dirty, mechanically damaged, unreadable or incorrectly inserted CD can cause
playback problems. The CD may not be playable or may jump because of this.
Check the CD and insert it properly into the unit. Should the problem persist , try
using another CD and visit a specialist garage if necessary.
■
If the internal temperature of the device is too high, no CDs will be accepted.
The unit switches to the last active operating mode.
■
Never use liquids such as petrol, paint thinner or record cleaner to clean the sur-
face of the CD - this may cause damage.
■
Never expose the CD to direct sunlight!
■
Only write on the CD using appropriate pens.
■
Do not stick anything to the CD.
Note
■ Poor or unsealed road surfaces and severe vibrations may cause the CD to jump.■Damp (condensation) may form in the device in cold weather or after showers.
This can effect the CD jump or impair the play function. Wait until the moisture
has evaporated if this happens.■
If a CD is dirty, never clean it in a circular motion, but instead work from the in-
side out. Use a soft, lint-free cloth. If badly soiled, we recommend that you clean
the CD with a commercially available CD cleaner and allow it to dry.
■
It is possible that CDs protected by copyright or home-made CD-R and CD-RW
will not be played back at all or only in certain circumstances.
■
Please also note the additional information for MP3 mode.
■
The copyright laws which apply in your country must be observed.
■
The CD player does not contain parts that need to be serviced or repaired. In the
case of a defective CD player, please visit a specialist garage.
■
If the ejected CD is not taken out, it will be retracted again for safety reasons.
■
If a TP station was set before changing to CD mode, CD playback will be inter-
rupted during the traffic news and the device switches to radio mode. Once the
traffic news have ended, CD playback will resume.
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Inserting or removing SD memory card
Inserting SD memory card›
Push the SD memory card into the memory card slot, with the angled corner for-
ward and right, until it clicks into place. Playback will start automatically.
Removing an SD memory card
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Press the inserted SD memory card against the spring resistance, the memory card “jumps” back into the removal position.
Only MP3 data and unprotected WMA files can be read from the SD card. All other
data is ignored.
SD memory card empty or data not readable
If an SD memory card is inserted on which no data has been stored or data is not
legible, the unit will not be switched to the SD memory card mode after the load-
ing procedure. In the MEDIA menu the SD card
function button at the top of the
screen is inactive and the function is not selectable.
SD card requirements
Memory cards measuring 32 mm x 24 mm x 2.1 mm or 1.4 mm can be inserted into
the memory card slot.
Other similar-sized memory cards such as SDHC cards are not read by the device.
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Selecting a CD from the CD changer
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Press the MEDIA button to open the
MEDIA .
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If the device is not already in the CD mode, tap the CD function button at the
top of the screen.
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Tap the Selection function button to display the title list of the CD currently play-
ing.
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Tap the  function button repeatedly until the CD menu is displayed.
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Press the function keys

CD 1: to 
CD 6: to begin playback of the respective
CD.
If the currently played CD is selected in the CD selection menu, the title list is
opened.
A CD compartment in which there is no CD inserted is indicated as “ Empty” and
the function button is displayed as inactive.
The CD which is being played is displayed in the main menu MEDIA, top left of the
screen. 
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Mix - Random play function; the tracks will be played in a random order.
Scan
– Scroll through the CD. The first 10 seconds of each title are played.
Note
CDs that cannot be read by the CD changer can also not be selected from the CD
selection menu of the device (Display: “ Empty”).
Select track
Press the MEDIA
selector button to access the
MEDIA main menu.
Audio CD: Select track
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Tap the Selection function button to display the title list of the audio CD current-
ly playing. The title currently playing is highlighted.
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Select one of the titles in the title list by tapping the Track ... function button.
MP3 Data: Select track
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Tap the Selection function button to display the title list with the title currently
playing and, if applicable, the information contained in that folder. The title cur-
rently playing is highlighted.
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Tap to select another title. If the sought title is in a different folder, you first
need to search the folder structure.
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Tap on the display of a folder to open it (in figure: 
F1.1.1).
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Press the function key  to open the appropriate higher priority folder.
Repeat title
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Tap the function button Repeat.
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In the opened pop-up window tap on title to repeat the current title automati-
cally when it finishes.
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In the opened pop-up window if you tap on CD or (Audio CD mode) or Folder(MP3 mode), the titles on the current CD or -folder are automatically repeated.
Note
In the
MEDIA menu
you can turn the menu knob 2to switch between the titles.■When playing a CD in the internal CD drive you will see “ CD int.” displayed at
the top left of the screen.■
When playing back MP3 files, the name of the artist, the album and the title will
be displayed if this information is available as a so called ID3 tag. The list and data name will be displayed if there is no ID3 tag.
■
Some audio CDs support “CD Text”. With these CDs the title name is displayed
instead of “ Track”.
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General information for MP3 operation
Requirements for the MP3 data and data carrier
› CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW with a capacity of 650 MB and 700 MB.
› The CDs must correspond to the ISO 9660 Level 2 standard as well as the Joliet
data system (single and multi-session).
› Data names must be no longer than 64 characters.
› The list structure is restricted to a depth of 8 list levels.
› The name of the artist, the album and the title of the MP3 file being played can
be shown, providing this information is available as an ID3 tag. The list and data
name will be displayed if there is no ID3 tag.
› Playlists 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.
Bit rate (data flow per time unit)
› The system supports MP3 data with bit rates 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.
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External sources
Using the system
Notes and instructions for handling external sources
It is possible to play back external audio sources in the vehicle via the device.
A different audio source can be selected on the device at any time. As long as the
external audio source is not switched off, it always remains active in the back-
ground.
See the owner's manual of the specific manufacturer for instructions on operat-
ing the external audio source.
If a multimedia input is also connected, the Audio menu will display the MDI
se-
lection button instead of the AUX selection button. It is important to note that an
audio source connected to the AUX-IN input can only be played if no volume is
connected to the multimedia input.
Conditions for a successful connection External audio sources are connected via the AUX-IN input using a 3.5 mm stand-
ard jack plug. If the external audio source does not have this jack plug, you must
use an adapter.
› Only USB devices with the specification 2.0 can be connected.
› The version of the file allocation table FAT (File Allocation Table) of the connec-
ted 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 reading in the overview of the music data.
› The folder structure in the connected unit must not exceed a depth of 8 levels.
A folder may not contain more than 1 000°files.
› A USB extension cable or USB distributor (HUB) must not be used to connect
the unit.
Adapter
A special adapter is required to connect audio sources via the MDI input.
We recommend that you purchase an adapter for connecting USB devices, devi-
ces with Mini USB output or an iPod, from ŠKODA original accessories.
Adjust the play function volume of the external audio source
The playback volume of the external audio source can be adjusted via the volume
control on the device.
Depending on the connected audio source, the output volume on the external au-
dio source can be changed.
You can also change the input sensitivity of the external audio source in order to adapt the playback volume of the external audio source to that of the other audio sources or to avoid distortions.WARNING■ Never place external sources on the dashboard. These could be thrown into
the passenger compartment during sudden driving manoeuvres, injuring the
occupants.■
Never place external sources close to the airbags. These could be thrown in-
to the passenger compartment when the airbags are deployed, injuring the
occupants.
■
Never hold external sources in your hand or on your knees while driving.
These could be thrown into the passenger compartment during sudden driv- ing manoeuvres, injuring the occupants.
■
Always route the connection cable of the external source such that it does
not restrict you when driving.
CAUTION
The AUX-IN input may only be used for audio sources!
Note
■ See the owner's manual of the specific manufacturer for instructions on operat-
ing the external source.■
The external audio source which is connected via AUX-IN can only be used if no
other 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 occur that the audio signal is interrup-
ted. This depends on the quality of the adapter which is used.
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AUX input
The input for external audio sources AUX-IN is located under the front armrest. 
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›Activate the AUX-IN jack by pressing the
MEDIA button followed by the selec-
tion button AUX.
Playback starts automatically after connecting the source.
External audio sources connected via the AUX-IN input cannot be controlled via
your radio.
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MDI input - multimedia input
The input for external MDI audio sources is located under the front armrest in the
storage compartment of the front passenger side or in the storage compartment of the centre console (according to vehicle model).
A special adapter is required to connect audio sources via the MDI input.
›
The MDI input is activated by pressing the MEDIA button followed by the MDIselection button.
Audio files in MP3, WMA, OGG Vorbis and AAC format from external data storage
devices connected to the MDI input can be played through the device.
External audio sources connected to the MDI input can be controlled from the de-
vice.
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Phone
Using the system
Main menu
Connect the mobile phone according to your vehicle's Owner's Manual with the phone kit.
›
Press the PHONE selector button to access the
TELEPHONE main menu.
Once connected, it will take a few minutes for the phonebook data on the paired
mobile phone to become available on the device.
Function keys in the TELEPHONE main menu 
- Take calls, establish or hold. Tap on the call list to display in the main menu
TELEPHONE.

- End conversation or reject call.
SOS
- establishes a connection to a an emergency number after further confirma-
tion. This function is also possible without a connected mobile phone. It is, how-
ever, necessary that a connection can be established via a mobile phone compa-
ny.
Voicemail
and Memory 2 to Memory 6 - speed-dial buttons; one phone number can
be assigned to each.
[:::]
- opens the number block for entering a call number.
Call list
- opens a pop-up window for selecting a call list. Only call lists of missed,
dialed or accepted calls from the mobile phone preparation program can be dis-
played.
Extras
and Conference details, Hands-free on. or Micro. off - turns off the microphone
during a call. Conversations held inside the vehicles cannot be heard by the other
party when the microphone is switched off.

- opens the telephone book of the connected mobile phone for selecting a call
number.

Enter call number
Enter a number and select›
In the TELEPHONE main menu tap the [:::] function button to open the keypad
to enter a phone number.
›
Tap on the number button to accept the corresponding number in the entry line.
›
Delete the characters in the entry line from left to right by pressing the function
button .
›
Tap the  function button when the desired number is displayed in the entry
line. The connection to the entered call number is established.
When entering the country number, instead of the first two digits (e.g “ 00”) enter
the “ +” symbol. Press and hold the 0
function button with the small triangle “
”
until a pop-up window with the function keys 0 and + appears on the screen.
Tap to accept the required symbol in the entry line - the pop-up window will
close. If no entries are entered, the pop-up window will close automatically after
a few seconds.
The special keys “Stars” *
and “Rhombus” # have the same function as those on
a telephone keypad. These characters are primarily needed when transmitting
sound signals during a call.
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Telephone book
Opening the telephone book
›
From the TELEPHONE main menu press the  function button at the bottom
right to open the phonebook.
Select telephone number from the telephone book
›
In the Phonebook menu move the slider in the scrollbar down to display more
items.
›
Press the function button Search to search for a phonebook entry.
›
Tap in the left column on the display of a phonebook entry. The connection to
the first call number stored for this entry in the telephone book, will now be es-
tablished.
Display information relating to a telephone book entry
›
Press the function button  on the right next to the phone book entry to be
displayed. The call numbers stored under this entry are displayed.
›
Tap on the display of a number to connect to this number.
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Search for an entry in the telephone book›
In the Phonebook menu press the Search function button to seach for a phone-
book entry.
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Tap to select character in the keypad and enter it into the entry line.
›
Press the  function button to open the input screen for numbers and special
characters. Tap AZ to return to the alphanumeric entry screen.
›
Press the
 function button to delete from left to right the characters in the
entry line from the position of the character entry.
›
If you tap the  button, you connect to the
first phone number which is stored
in the phonebook for the name displayed in the entry line.
Phonebook entries do not require case-specific search inputs.
Editing field: Indicate specific characters Some letters are also marked with a small triangle “ ”. This indicates that specific
characters based on this letter can be selected.
Press and hold one finger on the corresponding button until a pop-up window ap-pears with these special characters. Accept the desired character by tapping into
the entry line - the pop-up window closes. If no entries are entered, the pop-up
window will close automatically after a few seconds.
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Adapt a call number
Open the display of a number from the phonebook or a call list as described in the relevant section.
›
Tap the arrow buttons or  to move the character within the entry line.
›
Tap a character displayed in the character block to insert it after the add charac-
ter mark in the entry line.
›
Tap on the  function button to connect to the displayed number.
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Call lists
Only numbers missed, dialled and received with the phone kit in the vehicle are
saved. The call lists stored in a mobile phone will not be transferred to the vehi-
cle.
›
Tap on the Calls function button in the
TELEPHONEmain menu.
›In the opened pop-up window, tap the call list from which you want to select a
phone number. The corresponding list is displayed. Phone numbers for which
there is an entry in the phonebook are displayed with the appropriate name.
The 
function button can be used to display further information about the stor-
ed number.
› Missed
- displays a list of unanswered calls made to the phone kit.
› Dialled - displays a list of numbers to which a connection was attempted by the
phone kit.
› Received
- displays a list of calls received via the phone kit.
If the phone number from a call list is saved in the phonebook, instead of the number, the name in the phonebook is saved.
Incoming calls which were rejected using the 
function button are saved in the
call list of accepted calls.
Call lists are always assigned to a user profile, and appear only when the corre-
sponding SIM card is paired with the phone kit again.
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Shortcut keys
After initial pairing with the SIM card in your phone, all speed-dial keys are unas- signed when you call up TELEPHONE the main menu for the first time.
Assigning free shortcut keys
›
Tap briefly on a speed-dial button. This will open the Speed dial menu so you
can enter a name and phone number.
›
Tap the Name function button to open a screen in which you can enter a name.
›
Tap the Number function button to display a screen for entering a number.
›
Tap the Call or Phonebook function buttons to assign a number from the appro-
priate list to this speed dial button.
›
Tap the  function button and confirm with
OK to delete the entries in all entry
lines.
›
Once the Speed dial menu entries are completed, tap the function button OK .
›
The name you type in the
TELEPHONE main menu is displayed in the speed-dial
button. The call number entered will be assigned to a shortcut key.
Calling up a connection via the shortcut key
›
Tap briefly on an assigned speed-dial button, to connect to the number stored.
Change pre-assigned speed dial keys
›
To change a speed dial button assignment, press and hold the speed-dial but- ton until the Speed dial menu is opened for editing. 
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