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lation 95 96 97

ance 98nce 99with TMC 101ute guidance 104

107 107

.I.) CD 110 112

//,ode 118enu mode 118eband 118

veband 118nsmitter selection 118M DAS) 119search 119W, LW, SW 119

120for FM DAS 120ction (PTY) 120ay on / off 121M transmitters 121W, LW, SW transmitters 121

122 122

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Entering the code number 79Removing the portable panel 80Inserting portable panel 80

. ,/Switch on / off 81Adjusting the volume 81Activating the tone menu 81Setting the bass 81Setting the treble 81Fader 82Setting the balance 82Linear setting 82Switching loudness on / off 82Setting the subwoofer or centre speaker volume 82

0 ,1What is navigation? 83Safety instructions 83Digitised area 83General notes 84Selecting navigation 85Main navigation menu 85Entering destination 86Route menu 92Storing a specified destination in the destination memory 94

Route guidance calcuStopoverTraffic jam functionCancelling route guidNotes on route guidaDynamic navigation Information during roDestination memorySpecial destinationsPoints of interest (P.OSystem settings

Switching on radio mSwitching on radio mSelecting the FM wavSelecting the AM waSetting options for traDynamic autostore (FFM DAS transmitter Transmitter search MScan searchProgramme filtering Programme type seleSwitching PTY displRequesting/storing FRequesting/storing MMW, LW autostoreFM manual tuningMW, LW, SW manu

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133 134

/14user menu 135

135racteristics (Tel) 136g (Col) 136) 136imisation (M/S) 137

137nouncements (Nav) 137

138p) 138

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/56 the service menu 140

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Regionalisation 123Switching regionalisation on/off 123Switching frequency display on / off 123Switching radio text display on / off 124Traffic Programme (TP) 124Activating/quitting the TP menu 125Switching TP on/off 125Selecting automatic tracking 126Selecting / deleting direct programming 126Switching mute on/off 126Interrupting TP announcements 127TP announcement volume 127Switching TMC on/off 127Display for TMC stations 128Telephone mute function 128

(2 /3-Compact Disc (CD) instructions 129Inserting / ejecting CDs 129Track skip - forwards / backwards 130Scan search 130Fast forward / rewind 130Random play 130Repeating a track 131Number of tracks and total playing time 131Temperature protection circuit 131

(2 /13Operational readiness of CD changer 132CD magazine - load / unload 132Playing CDs 132

Naming a CDCD filter function

Requesting/quitting GAL setting (Gal)Telephone mute chaDisplay colour settinDisplay setting (LcdSetting reception optLED setting (Led)Setting navigation anAUX input (Aux)Compass display (CmSignal tone volume (

Requesting /quittingTriggering reset

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RDS SYSTEMDAS Seek Qual. plaDAS Seek Name plaStations RDS planeStations Fix planePTY (Programme Ty

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1 Left rotary control (Info)

2 On / off switch ( )

3 Tone button ( )

4 Traffic programme button ( )

5 Select CD mode ( )

6 Select radio mode ( )

7 Select navigation mode ( )

8 CD eject button ( )

9 Right rotary control (Ok)10 Multifunction buttons11 Display

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ber is entered, the prompt isntering an incorrect code three times the unit is disabled for approx.

entries block the unit for another

8 If the car radio is disconnected from the power supply, it istheft-protected upon reconnection. After switching on via the

button, the prompt is displayed.

The five-digit code must then be entered using the multifunc-tion buttons "- ".

8$ 9 Code number 15372 (the code number can befound on the enclosed CODE CARD).

Enter code number using the multifunction buttons.The unit automatically switches when the fifth digit is enteredand all other digits have been entered correctly.

0 9 It is essential that the CODE CARD be kept in asafe place outside the vehicle. Thus, illegal use isnot possible. The sticker provided should be at-tached to the inside of the vehicle windscreen/window.

If an incorrect code numdisplayed again. After e is displayed and60 minutes.

Three further incorrect60 minutes.

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l in the lower left catch and then en- catch. Then fold up the portable pan-pper catches.rtable panel directly over all fourly to engage.

ensure that the portable panel is firm-tches.

r one from another unit is utilised, thetered, as previously described, in or-

80

As an effective anti-theft device, the portable panel (+) can be removed from the unit.

Press button briefly (storage medium remains in the unit). The display folds forwards.The portable component can then be pulled out.

The volume is limited to a maximum value after the displayhas been folded down. After 20 seconds an audible signal in-dicates that the control component is folded down. The unitthen switches off automatically. 0 9 For safety reasons, it is not permitted to leave the

portable panel open when driving.

+ 9 ' " 2 "

Insert the portable panegage it in the lower rightel and engage it in the uAlternately, position pocatches and press in firmFor correct functioning, ly engaged in all four ca

If a new portable panel ocode number must be ender to activate the unit.

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ble, fader, balance and loudness arevebands MW, LW, SW, FM, for traf-igation messages, telephone opera- operation.

then the multifunction button .

l using the right rotary control .

then the multifunction button .

el using the right rotary control .

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!

#Press button. Additional options for switching on / off: Via ignition. In or-der to switch on via the ignition, the unit must have beenswitched off previously via the ignition. After switching offthe ignition, the unit can be prevented from switching off bypressing the button within 3 seconds.

0 9 With the ignition switched off, the unit can also beswitched on via the button. The unit switchesoff automatically after 1 hour.

+! Turn the left rotary control . The volume is increased or de-creased.

+ Press button. The tone menu is activated. The followingfunctions can be requested: (Bass), (Treble), (Fader), (Balance), (Linear setting) (Subwoof-er) and ! (Loudness).

Settings for the bass, trestored separately for wafic announcements, navtion, CD and CDC/AUX

Press the button and

Set the desired bass leve

Press the button and

Set the desired treble lev

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!

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.

button - # is dis-

multifunction button again theently selected signal source (e.g. FM)ue.

# then the multifunction button .

button you can select eitherness off ().

f in MW, LW and SW wavebands.

button .

trol to set the desired subwoofer

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!

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: Press the button and then the multifunction button .

Use the right rotary control for the desired fader setting.

Press the button and then the multifunction button .

Set the desired balance level using the right rotary control .

; Briefly press the button.

Press the multifunction

played. By pressing the tone settings for the currare set to an average val

Press the button and

Using the multifunctionloudness on () or loudLoudness is switched of

Press the multifunction

Use the right rotary convolume level.

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the Road Traffic Regulations (RTR)

ic signs and local traffic regulations.

estricted to passenger vehicles. Spe-endations and regulations for other

ercial vehicles) are not taken into ac-

t only be entered when the vehicle is

ided contains a digitised street map. regional roads, as well as district

is street map. Larger cities and bor-vered. The regional and unclassifiedd the town centre for smaller towns

ed.

ian zones, turn bans and other trafficto account as far as possible. Theretween the data on the navigation CDation, due to permanent changes to

raffic regulations.

<=The term "navigation" (lat. navigare = to travel by sea) is gen-erally understood to mean the location of a vehicle, the deter-mination of the direction and distance from the desireddestination and the required route. Stars, prominent land-marks, compasses and satellites etc. are used as navigationtools.With the Becker TrafficPro, the location is determined via theGPS receiver (GPS = Global Positioning System). The direc-tion and distance from the destination is determined using adigital street map, a navigation computer and sensors. Aspeedometer and reverse signal are additionally used to calcu-late the route. For safety reasons, route guidance follows predominantly inspoken form supported by a direction indicator on the dis-play.

• The requirements of

apply.

• Observation of traffalways takes priority

• Traffic guidance is rcial driving recommvehicles (e.g. commcount.

• The destination musstationary.

2 The navigation CD provMotorways, federal androads are detailed in thoughs are completely coroads or access roads anand boroughs are includ

One way streets, pedestrregulations are taken inmay be discrepancies beand the actual local situroad systems and their t

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ated by the system if deviation from

ontrol to hear the current naviga-

n announcement, adjustment can beusing the left rotary control and tothe button (see page 81).

e left rotary control additional in-uested during route guidance or the

n route guidance is not active See ”In-te guidance” on page 104.

ion announcement is interrupted byry control .

rol is pressed for longer than avigation announcement, the naviga-witches off and route guidance con-ly.the left rotary control the naviga-are switched on again.

and indicate a selection list whichgh using the right rotary control .

shown in capital letters can be select-ght rotary control .

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. • During navigation mode, radio or CD can still be heard.

The distance to the next announcement and, depending onthe setting made in “Setting the time display” onpage 117, the estimated time of arrival, the current time orthe remaining travel time are displayed at the right of thedisplay.

• The unit can be switched to radio mode when route guid-ance is in operation by pressing the button. Pressthe button to switch to CD mode. The navigation menu is automatically displayed whennavigation announcements are given.

• When entering the address, only those letters, digits andsymbols which are relevant for the address are displayed. The entries are automatically completed.Spaces (e.g. in Bad Abbach) must be entered using the un-derline symbol.Letters, numbers and symbols can be selected via the mul-tifunction buttons to . The individual sym-bols can be selected by pressing the relevant multifunctionbuttons repeatedly.Selection can also be made using the right rotarycontrol , as described later in this guide.

• quits the current menu and displays the previousmenu.

• The route is recalculthe route is made.

• Press the left rotary ction announcement.

• During the navigatiomade to the volume the tone by pressing

• By briefly pressing thformation can be reqcurrent position wheformation during rou

• The current navigatpressing the left rota

• If the left rotary cont2 seconds during a ntion announcement stinues via display onBy briefly pressing tion announcements

• The scroll marks can be scrolled throuEach entry in the listed by pressing the ri

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, the right rotary control , and con-ight rotary control .

enu for the destination.ation” on page 86.

which have been stored previously.mory” on page 107.

on of special local and interregionalcial destinations nearby. Special des-rol stations, airports or hospitals See” on page 107.

Press multifunction button.

The main navigation menu appears after this display.

0 9 The navigation CD must be loaded when startingnavigation operation for the first time.If the navigation system has not yet been calibrat-ed, a calibration journey is prompted (see Installa-tion Guide).A navigation CD with the data for the destinationcountry is required for navigation operation.The navigation CD must be inserted to start theroute calculation. During the calculation, theprompt flashes on the display. Once the calcu-lation has been completed, the prompt extin-guishes, the navigation CD can be removed and anaudio CD can be inserted.When entering destinations, driving off should bedelayed until the prompt disappears.

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the main navigation menu using thed press to confirm.

in another country, select )%"&ntrol and press to confirm.

the right rotary control and press

end the selection of a stopoverthe half-way point to the destination.

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A list of the last 50 destinations is displayed. The desireddestination can be selected using the right rotarycontrol . Before confirming with the right rotarycontrol , details of the destination can be requested bypressing the left rotary control . Stopovers are notstored as last destinations.

8 Select inright rotary control an

If your destination lies using the right rotary co

Select the country usingto confirm.

0 9 We recomm(page 96) at

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y entered are displayed inversely. Forthe existing entry is displayed at theeached. The unit offers only the pos-for selection. If no other entries areletes the place-name automatically.

s and hold the right rotary controlor select the small tick and brieflyntrol .me was previously entered or was au-he program switches to either place-road or centre entry.centre can be selected in the locationitches directly to route menu.

n entry was confirmed, the place se-

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The last location entered is displayed. If you want to enter a destination in the displayed location,you can select % or % immediately. If your destination lies in another location, select the locationusing the right rotary control and press to confirm.

Select the letters one after the other by turning the right rotarycontrol and press to confirm. The enlarged selected letterappears at the right of the display.

Using the multifunction button the last confirmed let-ter is deleted.The complete entry is deleted if the multifunction button

is pressed for more than 2 seconds.

Letters which are alreadthe purpose of support, next place-name to be rsible remaining letters available, the unit comp

To accept the entry, presfor more than 2 seconds press the right rotary coIf the complete place-natomatically completed, tdistinguishing list or to If no roads and only the entered, the program sw

If an incomplete locatiolection list is displayed.

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be selected via the town’s post code.

' by turning the right ro-s to confirm the selection.

ontrol , enter the post code for ther more than 2 seconds to confirm themall tick can also be selected and

briefly pressed.

either the destination correspondinge post code is shared among several

these towns.

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The place nearest to the entry appears in capital letters in theplace selection list.The scroll marks indicate that more places are available forselection in alphabetical order.Select by turning and confirm by pressing the right rotarycontrol . (See ”General notes” on page 84.)If the entry is unequivocal, the program switches to road orcentre entry. If no roads and only the centre can be selected inthe location entered, the program switches directly to routemenu.

The place-distinguishing list is displayed if the selection isambiguous.

Select the required place using the right rotary control andpress to confirm.The program switches to road or centre entry.If no roads and only the centre can be selected in the locationentered, the program switches directly to route menu.

The destination can also

Select the destination’s tary control and pres

Using the right rotary cdestination and press foentry. To confirm, the sthe right rotary control

The display then showsto the post code or, if thtowns, a list containing

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deleted if the multifunction button

re than 2 seconds.

y entered are displayed inversely. Forthe existing entry is displayed at the The unit offers only the possible re-tion.

ailable, the unit completes the road-

s and hold the right rotary controlor select the small tick and brieflyntrol .

e was previously entered or was au-the program switches to either road-route menu.

entry was confirmed, the road selec-

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Select the required location using the right rotary control and press to confirm.If more than 20 locations share the same post code, the dis-play will show the location input menu instead of the above-mentioned list. In that case, the location name is to be enteredas described in “Entering the destination” on page 87. The program returns to road or centre entry. If there are nostreets in the selected town or only the centre can be selected,the unit will switch directly to the route menu.

8

Using the right rotary control , select % and press toconfirm.

Select the letters one after the other by turning the right rotarycontrol and press to confirm. The enlarged selected letterappears at the right of the display.

Using the multifunction button the last confirmed let-ter is deleted.

The complete entry is

is pressed for mo

Letters which are alreadthe purpose of support, next road to be reached.maining letters for selec

If no other entries are avname.

To accept the entry, presfor more than 2 seconds press the right rotary coIf the complete road-namtomatically completed, distinguishing list or to

If an incomplete locationtion list is displayed.

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has one centre, the program switch-menu. is less than 10, the centre list is dis-

ning the right rotary control and

is greater than 9, the program switch-

r the other by turning the right rotaryconfirm. The enlarged selected lettere display.

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The road nearest to the entry appears in capital letters in theroad selection list.The scroll marks indicate that more roads are available for se-lection in alphabetical order.Select the road by turning the right rotary control and pressto confirm.

If the entry is unequivocal, the program switches to routemenu.The road-distinguishing list is displayed if the selection is am-biguous.

Select the required place using the right rotary control andpress to confirm.The program switches to route menu.

8

Using the right rotary coconfirm.If the place selected onlyes immediately to route If the number of centresplayed.

Select the centre by turpress to confirm.

If the number of centres es to centre entry.

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ame was previously entered or wasd, the program switches to route

the centre list if the selection is am-

entry appears in capital letters in the

s that more centres are available for order.ning the right rotary control and

the route menu.

ible centres is displayed immediatelythe right rotary control for mores without having selected any letters.

Using the multifunction button the last confirmed let-ter is deleted.The complete entry is deleted if the multifunction button

is pressed for more than 2 seconds.

Letters which are already entered are displayed inversely. Forthe purpose of support, the existing entry is displayed at thenext centre to be reached. The unit offers only the possible re-maining letters for selection. If no other entries are available,the unit completes the centre-name.

To accept the entry, press and hold the right rotary controlfor more than 2 seconds or select the small tick and brieflypress the right rotary control .

If the complete centre-nautomatically completemenu.The program switches tobiguous.

The centre nearest to thecentre list.The scroll mark indicateselection in alphabeticalSelect the centre by turpress to confirm.The program switches to

0 9 A list of possby pressing than 2 second

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can be defined as the destination

available if this information is stored.

as quick route, short route, dynamicrries and toll roads can be selected

ontrol select ,0 0"% ins to confirm.

ntrol , enter the house number forpress for more than 2 seconds to con-rm, the small tick can also be se-ry control briefly pressed.acteristics, route guidance continuesouse number specified.

oute guidance.

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Selection from ( , %3 %$, ( %3 ,%%$ or %3&$%$),0 0"%,% )

%0 ) can be made by turning, and confirmed by pressing the rightrotary control .

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accesses the entry menu for the destination memory(page 94).

• %4 %$ , %4 ,%%$ or %4&$%$

Starts route guidance. Simultaneously, a prompt appearsindicating the currently selected route option (4 ,%%$ for a short route, 4 %$ for a fast route and 4&$%$ for a dynamic route).

• ,0 0"%

The house number in the specified destination road can beentered here.This function is only available if this information is storedon the navigation CD.

• % )

An intersecting roadhere. This function is onlyon the navigation CD

• %0 )

Specifications such route, motorway, fehere.

8 Using the right rotary cthe route menu and pres

Using the right rotary cothe destination road and firm the entry. To confilected and the right rotaDue to the system charonly in the area of the h

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ram calculates the shortest possible

ram calculates the shortest possible

,%%0 " is often recommend-ities or conurbations.

nce is used to calculate the route, tak-nouncements into account.

elected if TMC has been switched on switched on. See ”Switching TMC

ge 127.ute guidance has been activated, theculated using the "fast route" setting.

Select ( to jump to the destination mem-ory menu.Select %0 ) to access the possible route set-tings.Select by turning the right rotary control and press to con-firm the selection.

Using the right rotary control , select % ) in theroute menu and press to confirm.

Select the intersection for the destination road by turning theright rotary control and press to confirm.

Select %3 to start route guidance.Select ( to jump to the destination mem-ory menu.Select %0 ) to access the possible route set-tings.Select by turning the right rotary control and press to con-firm the selection.

Using the right rotary coin the route menu and pr

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If selected, the progjourney time.

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If selected, the progdistance.

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sary to store a destination in the des-te guidance. It saves repeated manualis required at a later date. in the route menu and press the confirm.

e consisting of up to 20 characters caned destination and then automatically memory after pressing the right rota-an 2 seconds. See ”Destination mem-

can also be selected and the right pressed.ter a name of your choice, press andntrol for more than 2 seconds toeviously entered in the destination

ered can be filed at any position bycontrol . The memory position isssing the right rotary control .s can be stored.

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Further information under “Dynamic navigation withTMC” on page 101.

• % %

Provides options for avoiding motorways, ferries or tollroads.

Selection can be made by turning the right rotarycontrol , and settings can be changed by pressing theright rotary control .Press the control for more than 2 seconds to accept all set-tings and quit the menu.

0 9 Routes without motorways can only be calculatedfor short distances (up to 200 km).

It is not absolutely necestination memory for rouentry, if the destination Select ( right rotary control to

Any name of your choicbe entered for the specifistored in the destinationry control for more thory” on page 107.To store, the small tickrotary control brieflyIf you do not wish to enhold the right rotary costore the address as prmemory.The last destination entturning the right rotary confirmed by briefly preA total of 50 destination

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g route" indicates that the distance ismay take several seconds.dance announcement, the prompt til the route has been completely cal-

a destination, driving off should beer flashes.

t followed due to road blocks, diver-ing in the wrong direction or failingdations, the system immediately cal-

ing this recalculation, %0 is

For final storage in the destination memory, either route guid-ance must be started or the program must be switched to newdestination entry by selection of $.

2 Select destination memory (see page 107).

Select the destination to be deleted using the right rotary con-trol and press the multifunction button.

2

Occurs when the destination memory is full.Select either ! (to jump to the destination memory inorder to delete a destination) or . (to cancel saving).

The message "Calculatinbeing calculated, which After the first route guiflashes on the display unculated. When enteringdelayed until no long

If the current route is nosions, unintentional drivto observe the recommenculates a new route. Durdisplayed.

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entry of a stopover with the preciseddress.

les the selection of special destina- via !! %, %&

90%&, e.g. petrol stations

to the stopover, press the right rotary

nd route guidance begins.

ymbol is displayed inversely duringce to a stopover.

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This function enables a stopover to be entered when routeguidance is active.

8

Press the multifunction button .

Using the right rotary control , make a selection and pressto confirm.

• $""%&

(see page 107) Select the stopover from the destinationmemory.

•

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(see page 107) enabtions as stopovers and or airports.

To start route guidance control .The route is calculated a

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button .

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rsely and the route is recalculated.

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Press the multifunction button .

To delete the stopover, press the right rotary control within8 seconds.

Route guidance to the final destination automatically startsfollowing the message &0 ,( %, &0%

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Press the multifunction button .

To delete a block, press the right rotary control within8 seconds.

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llows a selection of examples of pos-dations:

-turn if possible".

the wrong direction and should turnpportunity.

er 300 metres".

points to the next street into which

the right illustrates the distance andses as you approach the intersection.

0 After entering the destination (address), the system calculatesthe route and announces: "Ready to drive off".The driving recommendations are given by voice messagesand displays on the screen.By pressing the left rotary control the current driving rec-ommendation can be repeated.If the route to be travelled is not clear, e.g. at an intersectionwhere a change in direction is not specified, the direction oftravel can be displayed by pressing the right rotary control .

Please follow the direction indicated by the arrow.The display appears for 8 seconds after pressing the right ro-tary control .

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For clarification, there fosible driving recommen

• "Please perform a U

You are driving in back at the earliest o

• "Please turn right aft

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ndabout at the third exit on the right".

you which exit (marked with the ar-t the roundabout.

ahead".

st drive straight ahead.

rection arrows".

that you are in a non-digitised street), which is not included in the digital

w indicates the direction of the desti-ies.

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• "Please follow the road".

This display tells you that you should follow the course ofthe road.

• "Prepare to turn left" or"Please move into the left-hand lane".

This recommendation prepares you for the next turning tobe taken.However, "move into the left-hand lane" does not meanthat you should do so immediately!

0 9 At junctions and roundabouts, only the end of theroad which is to be passed is displayed.

• "Please leave the rou

This display shows row) you must take a

• "Now drive straight

At this point, you mu

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ute guidance is not possible in all

mic navigation and the functions de-, TMC must be switched on, as de-

er “Switching TMC on/off” on

ute recalculations are made with ac- route guidance, the navigation sys-quest the Navigation CD (if theD is not already inserted).

= is used to calculate the route, takingments into account.nts are transmitted by a TMC radioe radio programme and are receivedgation system. There is no charge forcements.

uncements are transmitted by radioefore we cannot accept any responsi- completeness and correctness of thents

• "Keep right after 2 kilometres".

Keeping to the right means that the road forks and youshould follow the relevant direction.

• "You have reached your destination".

The destination specified is reached and route guidance isterminated.

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2 Dynamic route guidance can be started by selecting %4&$%$ in the route menu.If dynamic route guidance has been activated, a continuouscheck is made for the presence of relevant announcements forthe selected route. The route is then calculated using the "fastroute" option, while taking into account current trafficannouncements. If the check determines that a trafficannouncement is relevant for the route guidance, then a newroute to the destination is calculated automatically by the unit. appears on the display. In addition, there is a voiceannouncement " " ". is displayed inversely.

0 9 If no TMC station was found, then

is displayed. After a short time, the unitswitches back to the route guidance display.If a TMC station still cannot be found after10 minutes, is displayed,accompanied by a brief signal tone.

Your navigation system can receive TMC information,whether a TMC station is selected or not. However, in orderto guarantee optimal reception of TMC information, we rec-ommend the selection of a TMC station. During radio opera-tion (FM), a selected TMC station can be recognised by theabbreviation " (see page 128).

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requested by pressing the left rotary control .

Press the multifunction button .A list of currently available traffic information is displayed.

More detailed information on the individual announcementscan be requested in the list of current traffic information.

The scroll marks at the right edge of the display indicate thatadditional traffic information is available.A selection can be made by turning the right rotary control and pressing to confirm.

After the desired trafficinformation is displayedment consists of:

• a motorway or road

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Press the left rotary control .The destination, the distance and the estimated time of arrivalare displayed.

If a stopover has been specified, the stopover, the distance andthe estimated time of arrival are displayed. The main destina-tion can be displayed via the multifunction button .To return to route guidance, press the left rotary controlagain or wait for 8 seconds.

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The settings are displayed in a list.The list can be scrolled by turning the right rotary control .After 8 seconds, the system returns to the navigation display.

During route guidance, press the left rotary control .Press multifunction button .

The current time is displturns to the route guidan

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Press the multifunction button .

The current position with road name (if available), degrees oflongitude and latitude, altitude above sea level and thenumber of satellites received are displayed.Pressing the right rotary control or the button returnsto the information menu.

During route guidance, ed.

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control , select '$$$ from thend press to confirm.

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the current surrounding area of the ve-ations near the destination can be se-

ry control , select a category and

2 Using the right rotary control , select $ ""%& inthe main navigation menu and press to confirm.

The destination memory contains personally stored destinations.Once stored, manual entry of the destination is no longer neces-sary.

Select the destination using the right rotary control andpress to confirm.

Then start route guidance.

Menu for selecting specSpecial destinations are tals.

Using the right rotary main navigation menu a

Using the right rotary cfirm.

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Destinations are listed according to proximity. The figures inkilometres relate to the direct distance (as the crow flies) be-tween the special destination and the current location.The arrows following the distance information indicate thedistance as the crow flies to the relevant special destination(e.g. special destination lies in the direction of travel, special destination lies in the opposite direction to that oftravel).Select the desired destination using the right rotarycontrol . By pressing the left rotary control , information on the se-lected destination is listed (e.g. a hospital).

Confirm the selection using the right rotary control .The system jumps to the route menu.

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Using the right rotar(see page 86),

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stinations is displayed or if there aren the list, you will be requested to en-

stination and confirm. Confirm then the list displayed by pressing the

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The special destinations for the selected town are displayed. Using the right rotary control , select a category andpress to confirm.A list with special destinations is displayed or if there aremore than 9 entries in the list, you will be requested to en-ter text.

Enter the special destination and confirm. Confirm thespecial destination in the list displayed by pressing theright rotary control .The system jumps to the route menu.

0 9 A list of possible special destinations is displayedby pressing the right rotary control for morethan 2 seconds without having selected any letters.

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Using the right rotapress to confirm.A list with special demore than 9 entries iter text.

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ory with the right rotary control .ary control to confirm the category.

anguage is identical with one of theble on the CD, the categories are dis-guage. If there is no correspondence,e displayed in all available languag-recognised by the country abbrevia-the category.

CD is inserted during active naviga-s information on the location of the destination or in vicinity of current

e, this selection is skipped.

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vailable points of interest for the se-played.

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' %'7&(2The following contains the general description of the pointsof interest (or P.O.I.) CD accompanying the unit.

There are two methods of selecting a point of interest from apoints of interest (P.O.I.) CD:- During active navigation, a point of interest can be select-

ed in the vicinity of the current position or near the entereddestination.

- If navigation is not active, points of interest can be select-ed in the vicinity of the current position.

Insert the desired points of interest CD into the CD slot. Aftera short time, the following display appears:

Press the right rotary control .The valid categories for the current points of interest CD aredisplayed.

The categories and points of interest shown in the illustrationsare examples. The actual display is dependent upon the CDused.

Select the desired categThen, press the right rot

0 9 If the set user llanguages availaplayed in this lanthe categories ares. This can be tions in front of

If the points of interest tion, the system requestpoint of interest (near toposition).If navigation is not activ

With the right rotary con.

After a short time, the alected categories are dis

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already been entered, it will be over-w point of interest.

el navigation to the selected point ofst either cancel navigation or cancele stopover, as described in the com-uide.

of the point of interest from the point you must eject the point of interest .

usive licence to use the database for yourere applicable, for internal purposes inhe present licence does not authorise thee of the data is only permitted in this spe-rbidden to extract or make further use ofatabase content, or to duplicate, copy,alyse, decompile or reverse engineer any possible care has been taken in compil-

some data may be incorrect or outdated. we accept any liability.

The arrows following the distance information indicate thedirection of the relevant point of interest (e.g. point ofinterest lies in the direction of travel, point of interest liesin the opposite direction to that of travel).

Then, turn the right rotary control to select the desiredpoint of interest. The point of interest is accepted by pressingthe rotary control .Before confirming the point of interest, press to return toselection of categories in order to select a different point ofinterest, if required.

Press the left rotary control to display information on thepoint of interest. This information may include prices,location description, general appraisal etc., for the point ofinterest.

Pressing or pressing the left rotary control , returns tothe list of points of interest.Following selection of the point of interest, you are promptedto insert the navigation CD for route calculation. If the point of interest was selected during active navigation,it will be treated as a stopover.

After a short time, routinterest is performed.

0 9 If a stopover haswritten by the neIn order to cancinterest, you munavigation to thplete operating g

In order to cancel entry of interest (P.O.I.) CD,(P.O.I.) CD by pressing

You are granted a non-exclpersonal purposes, or, whyour business operations. Tgranting of sublicenses. Uscific Becker system. It is fosignificant parts of the dmodify, adapt, translate, anpart thereof. The maximuming this CD. Nevertheless,Under no circumstances do

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the navigation system. recognition of the entry for setting aunknown language is active.

ns can be switched on or off.

be changed from metres to yards.

he estimated time of arrival can be

A can be influenced.

urrent time or the remaining travelayed on the right side of the display a setting option.

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In the main navigation menu, press the button.The system settings menu is requested.

Selection from", (' ,)" ,!)0)," ," 0%)0,0",!0!,0%

can be made by turning, and confirmed by pressing the rightrotary control .

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The internal system clock can be set to local time.

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The current position can be saved and stored in the desti-nation memory.

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A selection of games is available.

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in the system settings menu and con-

s (degrees of longitude and latitude)layed.ng the right rotary control .

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ight rotary control briefly pressed. is automatically requested

ion in the destination memory using and press to confirm.

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In order to achieve correct navigation on routes requiringguidance under time restrictions and to calculate the estimat-ed time of arrival, it is necessary to set the GMT time trans-mitted from satellites to the current time zone.

Select " in the system settings menu and confirm.

Using the multifunction button the time can bechanged from the 24 hour to the 12 hour display.

Using the multifunction buttons or the time ischanged every half an hour.By pressing the right rotary control or the multifunctionbutton the time set is accepted.The program returns to the system settings menu.

Select (' firm.

The current co-ordinatefor the position are dispConfirm again by pressi

Enter the name of the poPress the right rotary coconfirm the name enterealso be marked and the rThe destination memory(see page 107).

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Request the destination memory (see page 107) and selectdestination using the right rotary control .

If the position is outside a digitised area, the driver is guidedto the digitised route nearest to the destination. The announce-ment "Your destination is nearby" is given. The direction ofthe arrows must be followed in order to reach the destination.

Select )" from the system settings menu and confirm.

Select a game using the right rotary control .

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Select the language usinguage selection is acceplanguage is installed.You can choose either languages.

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It is possible to select between animations and bybriefly pressing the right rotary control .Press and hold the right rotary control to accept the setting.The system returns to the system settings menu.

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unit adjusts for drivers who may take d journey. This setting could be used, of dense traffic.

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Select " 0%)0 from the system settings menu andconfirm.

Select the measuring unit using the right rotary control .The measuring unit is accepted by pressing the control.The system returns to the system settings menu.

0 9 "% indicates calculation in metres."'%! indicates calculation in yards.

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Use the right rotary control to select the desired setting.

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The display shows the remaining travel time.

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Selection is confirmed by pressing the control.The system returns to the system settings menu.

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and and transmitter are set. s MW ($ IJ), LW (BIJ), press the multifunction but-til the required waveband is selected.

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on buttons.

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Press button.The radio is set to the previously selected waveband.

In radio mode, press the button.

The radio menu mode is switched on and displayed. The unitswitches back to radio mode if no button is pressed within thenext 8 seconds.

:> In radio menu mode, press the multifunction button.

The last selected transmitter and plane are displayed.

By pressing several time H, @lected.

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viously been selected that belongs to chain, the last stored programme en- selected.

n indicates that the button cang and selecting additional transmit-

itters not easily identified due to thets or news, the abbreviation !4...

. This prevents constant switching inhen a transmitter is selected, it is in-).

the first time, or following interrup-, allow for a brief waiting period so

luate the transmitter signals. The dis-ntally as the evaluation progresses.

trol to the left/right. The radio dis-identified transmitters in descending/

><;<<d (", !, ), turn the right rotaryht. The radio searches for receptiong/ascending order of frequency.

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In " mode, the receivable transmitters are displayedaccording to the setting via the multifunction buttons.

Set the desired transmitter by pressing the button directly be-low the abbreviated station designation. If the selected trans-mitter broadcasts several programmes/regional programmes,a submenu is automatically displayed to select the desiredprogramme.

If a programme has prethe particular transmittertry will be automatically

The multifunction buttobe pressed for displayinters.To indicate those transmdisplay of advertisemen!41 (! = Local) is usedthe lower display line. Wdicated by a star (e.g. !FWhen using the unit fortion of the power supplythat the receiver can evaplay will appear increme

:>2+Turn the right rotary conplays the receivable and ascending order.

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In the desired waveband (", ", !, ) press the right ro-tary control ; is displayed.

An automatic transmitter search is started. The first run is per-formed on an insensitive plane, all further runs on a sensitiveplane. Receivable transmitters can be heard for 8 seconds.Press the right rotary control if the received programmeshould be retained. 0 9 For " , the scan search is performed in al-

phabetical order.

' :>2+You have the option of filtering various stations from the FMDAS transmitter list.In radio menu mode, press the multifunction button.

The individual programmes can be selected using the right ro-tary control . It is then possible to select between LK (pro-gramme not filtered) and H@L (programme filtered out) bypressing the right rotary control .

In order to switch the filtthe multifunction button on (@) or off (@

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- or - multi-red transmitter is requested.

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Using the multifunction button select either '& (PTYdisplay switched on) or A>K (PTY display switchedoff).

#:> In radio menu mode, use the multifunction button toselect the plane @% or @@C.

• @% (see also page 144)

• @@C (see also page 144): 12 frequencies or programmes can be stored perwaveband. In order to store the desired transmitter or programme, pressthe multifunction button - or - un-til a signal tone sounds.

To access memory locations 7 - 12, press the multi-function button.

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anual tuning is indicated by ". Af- without turning the right rotaryars and manual tuning is switched off.

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><;< In the desired waveband, press the button.

Press the multifunction button repeatedly until is displayed.Press the multifunction button until H is displayed.The 6 transmitters with the best reception are stored under thestation buttons in order of quality.In order to quit the autostore storage plane, use the multifunctionbutton to switch off the autostore storage plane (##). Theradio switches back to the station button plane.

:>In radio menu mode, use the multifunction button toselect the @@C plane.

Press the multifunction button twice.Then turn the right rotary control . 100 kHz tuning steps are performed.

On the display, active mter a short delay andcontrol , " disappe

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The RDS diversity function is independent of region. If theRDS diversity function should switch among various regionalprogrammes with diverse broadcast contents, the special re-gional sub-programme must be selected directly.A transmitter must first be selected in order to see if it broad-casts more than one regional programme.Transmitters with additional regional transmitters are identi-fied by a star (e.g. F).

Upon selection of one of these transmitters (e.g. F) all re-ceivable regional sub-programmes for this transmitter will bedisplayed.Then select desired regional sub-programme (e.g. ).

If, despite RDS diversitregional sub-programmesub-programmes are tranfew frequencies. If the ubetter reception quality,

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off:

to select a TP transmitter: always uses the FM station currentlye TP transmitter. If the selected FMption quality or cannot function as anit applies specified criteria to searchitter. enables a TP transmitter to beot the FM station being received. Forstation can be received while TPsmitted by another FM station are

P transmitter reception is poor, thematic tracking until the programmedeivable.

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$#Select FM radio menu mode. Using the multifunction button

switch on radio text.

The car radio filters information transmitted by the transmit-ter and displays it in the form of radio text.Radio text cannot be displayed unless the selected transmitteralso transmits radio text.Unfavourable reception conditions, including interference,can garble or even block a radio text display.In order to quit the radio text plane, press the button.

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'If an RDS diversity tranit is possible to interrupoperation or the mute transmitted TP announcone FM station while hthrough that are transmiThe functionality of the on the status of the TM(“Switching TMC on/of

When TMC is switched

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ands, TP can be switched on/off byfor more than 2 seconds. on/off in the TP - menu.tch on TP in the TP menu, press button repeatedly until ' is

ch off TP in the TP menu, press theutton repeatedly until ' ## is

returning to normal display.

When TMC is switched on:

• With TMC, the unit is capable of selecting a suitabletraffic programme transmitter automatically. If possible, aTMC station is selected as the traffic programmetransmitter. The selected TMC station usually offers thebest traffic information for the region in which you aretravelling. If no TMC station is available, the trafficprogramme transmitter with the strongest signal isselected.

If an RDS transmitter is equipped with a traffic programme,this is indicated on the display by '.An inverse TP appears on the display to indicate that thetraffic programme is active.

+# ' +9 Press the button (traffic announcementscannot be transmitted).

Press the multifunction button.

@9 Press the button or the TP menu will beautomatically terminated after 8 seconds without actuation.

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uting is cancelled.

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Only applies when >( .In all modes and wavebands, automatic tracking can beswitched on by pressing the button for more than2 seconds.To switch on automatic tracking in the TP menu, press the

multifunction button repeatedly until ' isdisplayed.

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Using the right rotary control , select the desired TPtransmitter. After a short delay and without actuation, the

selected transmitter is ac

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Using the right rotary press to confirm. After the direct programming Quit the TP menu.

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n, a traffic programme transmittery. A TMC station is selected by the be received. This transmitter thenc programme transmitter.

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vigation functions (dynamic route,ation) cannot be selected or called

' During a TP announcement, briefly press the button. The announcement currently being broadcast will beinterrupted and the system will automatically return to thepreviously selected mode.

' Activate the TP menu. Press the multifunction button.

Using the right rotary control , four different settings(7 - ) can be selected. This means that the volume can beraised to a fixed value according to the setting.

• Setting 7 - no volume increase

• Setting - slight volume increase

• Setting - medium volume increase

• Setting - large volume increase

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2>(If a radio station transmits TMC information in addition to theradio programme, this is indicated on the display by theabbreviation ". TMC information is received and analysedby the navigation system. The reception of trafficannouncements is free of charge.

TMC is shown in :The instantaneously selected station is a TMC station. TMCis switched off.

TMC is shown in :The instantaneously selected station is a TMC station. TMCis switched on.

The telephone characte(page 136) if a telephonethe mute function lead the car radio.If is selected, thereceived.If @@B is selthrough the radio unit imust be switched on).However, this is only poa handsfree unit with lounected to the radio. In b#47$

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ards. The unit pulls in the CD auto-lay the disc from the first track. Then.

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• Always touch the CD at the edges only. Keep the discclean and never touch the surface.

• Never stick anything to the CD.

• Protect the CDs against direct sunlight and from heatsources such as heaters etc.

• Before playing, clean the CD with a commercially availa-ble cleaning cloth, wiping from the centre outwards. Sol-vents such as petrol, thinners or other commerciallyavailable cleaners and anti-static sprays must not be used.

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"#Press the multifunction button (forwards) or (backwards).

By pressing the multifunction button repeatedly, severaltracks can be skipped over in forward or reverse directions.The unit switches to the first track when the last track hasbeen reached. Analogously, it switches from the first track tothe last track.If the track has been playing for longer than 10 seconds whenthe track skip function is triggered, the device returns to thebeginning of the track.

Press the right rotary control , appears on the display.

All following CD tracks are played for 10 seconds each. Pressthe right rotary control again to terminate the scan search.

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circuit is utilised in this unit in order against overheating.cuit is requested, L is displayedit switches back to radio operation. can be requested again after a short

r, if the temperature is still too high,ack to the previously selected signal

By pressing the multifunction button the track repeatfunction is switched on. The prompt %L is displayed inverse-ly.

After pressing the multifunction button again, the trackrepeat function is switched off.

0 In CD mode, press the button. By pressing the multifunc-tion button the elapsed time for the tracks alreadyplayed is displayed briefly.

By pressing the multifunction button the number oftracks and the total playing time of the current CD are dis-played briefly.

A temperature protectionto protect the laser diodeWhen the protection cirfor 8 seconds and the unThe single CD operationcooling phase. Howevethe unit again switches bsource.

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the selected magazine compartment is displayed briefly.

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(2A "#To remove the CD magazine, open the sliding cover on thechanger and press the eject button. The magazine is ejectedand can be removed. When inserting CDs in the magazine, please note imprint onmagazine.

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'(2Press button. If the unit was last set to CD changer oper-ation or there is no CD (or navigation CD) in the CD drive,the CD changer menu is now active.If CD operation was last selected, use the multifunction but-ton to switch to CD changer operation.

The last CD to be playedit was left before switchStored CDs can be secontrol . !@Btime. The magazine comCD and the number of ththen displayed.

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ntrol , select the desired letters and

ntrol to move one place further.

ters can be entered. quitting the CDC menu.

ame, press the multifunction

ntrol , select the name to be delet-

by pressing the multifunction

0(2In CD changer mode, press the button. Then press the

multifunction button.

To enter a name or change an existing name, press the multi-function button .

Using the multifunction buttons and select thedesired position (inverse editing symbol).

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multifunction button.

For the Silverstone 2660 CD changer, the individual tracks ofthe current CD can be selected using the right rotarycontrol . It is then possible to select between LK (tracknot filtered) and H@L (track filtered out) by pressing the rightrotary control .In order to switch the filter function on or off, repeatedly pressthe multifunction button . The filter function is switchedon (@) or off (@).For the Silverstone 2630 and 2640 CD changers, it is possibleto select between 'K (track not filtered) and H@L (trackfiltered out) for the current track by pressing the right rotarycontrol .

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control circuit, which automaticallyume according to vehicle speed. Thisof the driving noise produced at high-

ress the multifunction button.ntrol select either 7 or G.

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• ) - speed-dependent volume control

• "telephone characteristics

• - display colour setting

• !>"display setting

• !"LED setting

• "9 "reception optimisation settingSecond plane:

• J - navigation announcement setting

• C - aux input setting

• L - compass display setting

• ( - signal tone volume settingThe user menu is requested by pressing the button formore than 2 seconds.

In order to access the second plane of the user menu, press the multifunction button.

Press the button again to quit the user menu.

.+; %.&The GAL is a car radioadjusts the car radio volresults in compensation er speeds.Request the user menu. PUsing the right rotary co

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% &If a telephone system with handsfree unit is installed in the vehi-cle, the telephone conversation can be conducted via the car ra-dio system. Thus, installation of the additional loudspeakerwhich is normally required is not necessary. However, the signalcables (AF - telephone input and earth - telephone input) must beconnected to the car radio (see page 146).For selection, request user menu. By pressing the multifunc-tion button select either @@B or .

• - Telephone mute mode

• @@B - Telephone conversation via car radio

2 %(&This setting is used to choose between two illumination col-ours (not possible for all versions).For selection, request user menu. By pressing the multifunc-tion button select either orKI.

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(flashes when unit is switched off)f using this function.By pressing the multifunction buttonH@B (LED switched on) or ##

omatically.

%0&an select how you wish to hear navi-

ource currently being listened to isnly navigation announcements are

e level of the audio source currentlyecreased. The navigation announce-

ame volume level as the previouslyut still adjustable within a range of +/source volume is then changed, thement volume is adjusted accordingly.

dio source being listened to and thement can be set to various levels.

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select either , " or .

• - Setting for normal operation - i.e., the systemswitches from stereo to mono and back depending uponreception location (provides the optimum setting for al-most all reception areas).

• - Setting for exceptional reception conditions -i.e. the unit is constantly set to stereo.

• " - Setting for reception conditions in which reflec-tions constantly occur - i.e., the unit is set constantly tomono.

The setting is effective immediately and is also retained onswitching off.

;82 %; &The flashing of the LEDcan be switched on or ofRequest the user menu.

select either @(LED switched off).

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For selection, request user menu. By pressing the multifunc-

tion button request the second plane of the user menu.

Using the multifunction button select either K,@C or @L.

The setting is stored automatically.

+B%+$&This can be used to switch on the CD changer AF connectionsif no CD changer is connected. An external unit (Discman,Walkman, etc.) can then be connected.For selection, request user menu. By pressing the multifunc-tion button request the second plane of the user menu.Using the multifunction button select either 0: (on) or C## (off).

The setting is stored automatically.In CD mode, press the multifunction button in order toselect AUX mode.

(%(When the Navigation iscompass and the currendisplay.For selection, request ustion button requeUsing the multifunctio>L (compass is dpass is not displayed).If the compass display tons are assigned transmode (route guidance no

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%C D&the volume of signal tones (e.g. storage confirmation) can be set using this function.For selection, request user menu. By pressing multifunction button request the second plane of the user menu. Press the multifunction button. Using the right rotary control select either 0 (quiet) or +5 (loud).

The setting is stored automatically.

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# The following information can be requested from the servicemenu.

• "$+ "display of model number

• @$+ "display of serial number

• ?B% - reset triggering for CDC (if present).To reset, press multifunction button.

• )! - display of current GAL setting

• %@ #I - display of radio software status

• %@ - display of radio bolo status

• J@% - display of navi rom / lib status

• J@? - display of navi flash status

• %( - display of RTC value

In order to select the service menu, press the and the 10multifunction buttons simultaneously in radio mode.

Using the multifunction buttons and or by turn-ing the right rotary control , the individual items can be se-lected.In order to quit the service menu, press the multifunc-tion button.

If a malfunction of the unit should occur, such that the unit isno longer capable of operation or is defective in some otherway, a restart of the internal unit software (reset) can be trig-gered via the following button combination. In order to trigger a reset, press the , or the mul-tifunction buttons and the button simultaneously.The navigation CD must be inserted after a reset of the unitsoftware.

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+1 Speed signal (GAL)2 Reversing lamp signal3 Telephone mute / clearing function4 Permanent positive (terminal 30)5 Control output for automatic antenna/amplifier6 Illumination (terminal 58)7 Switched positive (terminal 15)8 Earth (terminal 31)

C1 Loudspeaker rear right +2 Loudspeaker rear right -3 Loudspeaker front right +4 Loudspeaker front right -5 Loudspeaker front left +

6 Loudspeaker front left -7 Loudspeaker rear left +8 Loudspeaker rear left -

(/1 LineOut rear left2 LineOut rear right3 AF earth4 LineOut front left5 LineOut front right6 Subwoofer LineOut

(37-12 Special connection for Becker CD changer

(113 AF telephone input14 Earth - telephone input15-17 Special connection for Becker CD changer18 CD AF earth (AUX)19 CD AF left (AUX)20 CD AF right (AUX)

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frame is not required. The unit is

y, push the slides into the apertures both slides, as shown in Figure B.

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A universal bracket for DIN installation slots is integrated into this car radio. An installationinserted into the installation slot and secured with the slides supplied.Complete the electrical connections. Then push the unit into the installation slot. Subsequentlin the front of the unit to the first detent position (Figure A). Now lock the radio by pullingSubsequently, remove the slides.

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detent position, as shown in Figureressing the springs on the right and

e installation. To adjust the springs,ightly in direction 1 and simultane-

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For removal, the unit must first be unlocked. For this purpose, push in both slides to the secondA. Subsequently, withdraw the unit with both slides. (Figure C). Then remove the slides by pleft sides of the unit.If the unit has been installed in another vehicle, the unit’s springs may have to be adjusted beforpush in the slides as shown in Figure D and then adjust as shown in Figure E (press the slide lously move the slide in direction 2).

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plane, only identified RDS stationsonstantly switches to the best receiv-ncy for the station.@ % the unit only stops at

plane, frequencies can be assigned to evaluation does not take place. The@C is applicable to FM manual tuning

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2?8>This car radio is capable of receiving RDS signals (RDS =Radio Data System) in the VHF range. RDS is a techniquewhich enables the transmission of inaudible additional infor-mation in the VHF broadcasting range. This means that thetransmitter broadcasts information which can be evaluated bythe car radio.

2+ @ In the H/$ plane, all receivable and identifiableRDS programmes are arranged in a list according to quality.The dynamic autostore, search and scan search functions fallback upon this list.

2+ 0 In the H plane, all receivable and identifiableRDS programmes are alphabetically arranged in a list accord-ing to name. The dynamic autostore, search and scan searchfunctions fall back upon this list.

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can be stored. The unit cable transmission frequeDuring the search on identifiable stations.

:$ In the @@C the station buttons. RDSsearch on @(page 122).

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erviewsvel reports

isure reportsz musicuntry musictional folk musicdieslk musiccumentaries PTY

'?%' &Specific types of programme, such as e.g. sport, pop music,classical music etc., can be selected using the PTY function.The PTY is broadcast by the RDS transmitter, provided thatthe transmitter is equipped with this function. The selectedtransmitter programme type can be displayed or a search fora specific PTY transmitter can be performed.Examples of programme types are:

News services''" Pop music% Politics and current affairs%." Rock music Special word programme Science0 Learning and further education!)," Light music%" Radio plays and literature! Classical music0!0% Culture, church and society &" Easy listening(% Light entertainment '% Sport,%" Special music programmes,% Weather report Financial information,!'%) Children’s programmes ! Social reports%!) Religious reports

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< : FM 87.5 MHz - 108 MHz

MW 531 kHz - 1620 kHzLW 153 kHz - 282 kHzSW 5800 kHz - 6250 kHz

: : 20 Hz - 20 kHz for CD operation30 Hz - 15 kHz for FM50 Hz - 2.5 kHz for MW, LW, SW

7 : 4 x 18 Watt

; : min. 0.75 mm²

; : min. 4 Ω; : 4 x analogue line out (Va max 3Veff at 10 kΩ)

.+; : In order to utilise the GAL, a square wave voltagewith an amplitude of +4 V - +12 V relative to earth, must be available from the electronicspeedometer of the vehicle. The adjustment is performed in 7 steps of 2.5 dB.

+ : Impedance 50 Ω+: : Max. input voltage 8 V (if interference occurs, a commercially available 1 : 1 transformer

should be connected into the signal cable).

+B : 16 kΩ input impedance, max. input voltage 1.7 Veff

: Low active level < 2 Volt

: 12 V

(2 : The Becker Silverstone 2630 and Silverstone 2660 CD changers can be connected.

' (2 : Only CDs which conform to DIN EN 60908 may be used.The use of 8 cm CDs with adapter is not recommended.

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Dear listener,

In conformance with current EC guidelines, any person may operate this radio receiver.

This unit conforms to the current valid European or harmonised national regulations. The designationis your guarantee of conformance to the applicable specifications concerning electromagnetic compat-ibility for the unit. This means that interference affecting other electrical/electronic devices caused byyour unit, as well as interfering influences on your unit from other electrical/electronic devices, can belargely prevented.

Current valid designations are:

for issue according to European guideline 89/336/EEC under applicationof the following standards: EN 55013

EN 55020

according to European motor vehicle EMC guideline 95/54/EU, also permits operation in motor vehicles (classes M, N and O) which received their type approval after 1st January 1996.