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To retrieve stored stations - Select
the waveband. For FM select the me-
mory level and press the correspon-
ding station selection key briefly.
Additional function in the PTY mode
Storing and retrieving the PTY pro-
gram type:
When PTY has been activated (“PTY”
appears in the display), you can use
the station selection keys to store and
retrieve a program type for FM.
Additional function in the TMC
mode
You can use each of the station selec-
tion keys (1-5) to store and retrieve
areas or roads for TMC.
CD mode
1/II - Pause
Pause on/off: Press 1/II. “CD Pause”
will appear in the display.
2/RPT - Repeat
To repeat tracks: Press 2/RPT, “RE-
PEAT” will appear briefly in the dis-
play, the track will repeat until you
press 2/RPT again. “RPT OFF” will
then appear in the display.
To listen to messages again:
Press TMC briefly twice.
To switch to the next/previous mes-
sage:
Use
/ to switch during the TMC an-
nouncement.
To interrupt a TMC message:
During the announcement, press TMC
briefly. TMC will remain active for any
messages that then follow.
Refer to the section on “TMC traffic in-
formation reception” for more detailed
information.
= 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, - Station selection keys
Radio mode
Five stations can be stored on FM for
each of the memory levels available (I,
II and “T”).
You can also store 5 stations for the
MW and LW (AM) wavebands.
To store stations - While the radio is
in operation, hold the corresponding
station selection key down until the
programme becomes audible again
(beep).
3/MIX
MIX plays back the tracks on the CD in
random order.
MIX on/off:
Press 3/MIX briefly.
The active mode will appear briefly in
the display: “MIX CD” or “MIX OFF”.
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• SRC
SRC (Source)
When a CD has been inserted into the
unit, press this key to switch between
radio and CD operation.
(Eject)
Press the key for approx. 2 sec. to
eject the CD.
? CD slot
After you insert the CD with the label
facing up, it will be transported auto-
matically to its playing position. The
system will switch to CD playback au-
tomatically.
Quick Reference Section