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RADIO WITH CASSETTE PLAYER

RADIO WITH COMPACTDISC PLAYER

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RADIO WITH CD AND MP3PLAYER

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INTRODUCTION .................................. 4

ADVICE ............................................................. 4

– Road safety .................................................. 4– Reception conditions ................................ 4– Care and maintenance ............................. 4– Cassettes ..................................................... 4– Compact Disc ............................................ 5– Notes on Compact Discs ........................ 6

RADIO WITH CASSETTEPLAYERCONTROL DESCRIPTION ............................... 7GENERAL ................................................................ 12Radio section ........................................................... 12Cassette section...................................................... 12Compact Disc section ........................................... 12Sound section .......................................................... 13Antitheft protection ............................................... 13GLOSSARY ............................................................. 14OPERATIONControls on steering wheel ................................ 16Functions and adjustments .................................. 17Telephone provision ............................................. 19Radio (Tuner) ......................................................... 20Menu ......................................................................... 25Adjustments ............................................................ 26Cassette player (Tape) ......................................... 29CD Changer ............................................................ 31Secret coding .......................................................... 34Technical information ........................................... 36

RADIO WITH COMPACTDISC PLAYERCONTROL DESCRIPTION ............................... 39GENERAL ................................................................ 44Radio section ........................................................... 44Compact Disc section ........................................... 44Sound section .......................................................... 45Antitheft protection ............................................... 45CAUTIONS ............................................................ 45GLOSSARY ............................................................. 46OPERATIONControls on steering wheel ................................ 48Functions and adjustments .................................. 49Telephone provision ............................................. 51Radio (Tuner) ......................................................... 52Menu ......................................................................... 57Adjustments ............................................................ 58Compact Disc player ............................................ 62CD Changer ............................................................ 64Secret coding .......................................................... 68Technical information ........................................... 69

RADIO WITH CD AND MP3PLAYERCONTROL DESCRIPTION ............................... 73INTRODUCTION.................................................. 78MP3 Player .............................................................. 78



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INTRODUCTION ADVICE

The sound system, of fixed type, isfitted with audiocassette player(radio with audiocassettes) or CDplayer (radio with Compact Discplayer) or CD MP3 player (radiowith Compact Disc MP3 player) andsound graphic equaliser. The soundsystem has been designed accordingto the specific passenger compart-ment characteristics. The specialdesign is in line with the style of thedashboard.

The radio is installed in a user-friendly position for the driver andpassenger and the graphics on thefront panel make location of the con-trols quick, facilitating use.

The CD Changer for 5 discs, if pre-sent, is housed in the upper glovebox of the dashboard, on passengerside.

Below you will find the instructionsfor use, which you are advised toread through carefully. The instruc-tions also contain the procedure forcontrolling the CD Changer throughthe radio. For the instructions foruse of the CD Changer refer to thespecific manual.

Road safety

You are advised to learn how touse the various radio functions (e.g.:storing stations) before starting todrive.

Reception conditions

Reception conditions change con-stantly when driving. Reception maybe disturbed by the presence ofmountains, buildings or bridges par-ticularly when far away from the sta-tion being listened to.

IMPORTANT When receivingtraffic information, the volume maybe higher than normal.

Care and maintenance

The radio structure ensures longoperation with no need for particu-lar maintenance. In the event of afault, contact a Fiat Dealership.

Do not expose cassettes to the sunor high temperatures and put themback in their boxes after use. Toobtain optimum playing conditionsdo not use poor quality cassettesand in any case no longer than C-90.

To clean the front panel only use asoft, antistatic cloth. Cleaning andpolishing products might spoil thesurface.

Cassettes

To obtain optimum playing condi-tions we give the following advice:

– do not use poor quality cassettes,with distortions or labels detached;

Too high a volume whendriving can put the driver’s

life at risk and that of other people.Therefore the volume should al-ways be adjusted in such a way thatit is always possible to hear thenoises of the surrounding environ-ment (e.g.: horns, ambulance, po-lice sirens, etc.).

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Compact Disc

Remember that dirt, marks or dis-tortion on Compact Disc can causeskipping. For top performance con-ditions, we give the following advice:

– Only use Compact Discs whichhave the following brand:

– never leave the cassette in theradio when not in use;

– never insert other objects in thecassette slot;

– do not expose cassettes to thesun or high temperatures;

– put cassettes back in their boxesafter use;

– over time, dirt on the playinghead caused by tapes may reduce thehigh notes when playing. You aretherefore advised to clean the headroutinely using a special cleanertaper of the non abrasive type;

– preferably use C-60 cassettes andin any case no longer than C-90 toensure the best playing conditions;

– avoid inserting cassettes withdamage tapes in the radio, especiallyif using C-90 cassettes, as the tapemight come out and get stuck;

– do not lubricate the cassettemechanism;

– do not touch the player headwith magnetic or hard objects.

– After use, put Compact Discsback in their container, to avoidmarks or scratches that may causeskipping when playing.

– Do not expose Compact Discs todirect sunlight, high temperatures ordamp for prolonged lengths of timeto prevent them from bending.

– Do not stick labels or write onthe recorded surface of CompactDiscs with pens or pencils.

To remove a Compact Disc fromits container, press the centre andraise the disc carefully, holding it bythe outer circumference.

– Carefully clean all Compact Discsof fingerprints and dust using a softcloth. Support Compact Discs fromthe outer circumference and cleanfrom the centre outwards.

– Never use chemical products forcleaning (e.g. spray cans, antistatic orthinners) as they might damage thesurface of Compact Discs.

Modo corretto di tenere il compact disc

Estrazione del disco

Always hold Compact Discs by theouter circumference. Never touchthe surface.

Removing the disc Proper way to hold thecompact disc



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To remove fingerprints and dust,use a soft cloth starting from thecentre of the Compact Disc out-wards.

Do not use highly scratched,cracked, or distorted discs, etc. Theuse of these discs will involve mal-functioning or damage to the player.

IMPORTANT Do not use the pro-tective sheets for CD in commerce ordiscs with stabilisers, etc. as they mightget stuck in the internal mechanismand damage the disc.IMPORTANT if the CD is copy-

protected, the system may need fewseconds before starting to play it.

Notes on Compact DiscsDo not stick labels on the surface

of the Compact Disc or write on thesurface with pens or pencils.

Errato

New discs may be rough aroundthe edges. When these discs areused, the player might not work orthe sound might skip. To remove theroughness from the edge of the discuse a ball-point pent, etc.

Penna a sfera

Ruvidità

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Do not use solvents like stainremovers, antistatic sprays or thin-ners in commerce for cleaningCompact Discs.

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Do not expose Compact Discs todirect sunlight or any source of heat.

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Ball-point pen

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Roughness

To obtain the best sound quality, useoriginal CD supports. Correct oper-ation is not ensured if not correctlywritten CD-R/RW supports and/orwith capacity higher than 650 MB areused.


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Button RADIO mode

Brief pressing Pressing over 2 sec.

Buttons and front panel

Letters or symbol Function

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II MUTE

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5 RPT

6 RND

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SCAN

AF PTY

TA

VOL PUSH ON/OFF

AUDIO DSP

MENU RDS

Eject/Reverse

Mute

Preset station 4

Preset station 5/track repetition

Preset station 6RaNDom functions of tracks on CD

Forward/Next

Automatic scanning

Alternative frequency/Programme Type

Traffic information

Radio ON/OFFVolume adjustment

Sound setting

Menu function

Eject Tape (cassette)

Audio MuteFM/AM:call preset station 4

FM/AM:call preset station 5


FM: Seek + / MAN +AM: Seek + / MAN +PTY: Select programme typeAutomatic scanning of stations on theband in use

AF ON/OFF

TA ON/OFF

ON/OFF: pressvolume adjustment: turn leftwards: to decreaseturn rightwards: to increase

Bass (B)Treble (T)Fader (F)Balance (B)

Manual tuning ON/OFF NEWS ON/OFFFunction confirmation BEEP ON/OFF(BEEP)SENS DX/LOSVC (SPEED VOLUME)Loudness ON/OFFEON TA ON

FM/AM: store preset station 4



Automatic scanning of stations tunableon the band in use

Select programme type PTY: displays selected programme type

Adjusting TA volume

Access to Equalizer function

RDS Clock displayAudio Clip Detect ON/OFFSetting Radio mode ON Telephone volume adjustmentON/OFFMax. radio volume at switching on

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CASSETTE mode


CD CHANGER mode


Fast forward (continuous)

Adjusting TA volume


RDS Clock displayAudio Clip Detect ON/OFFSetting radio mode ONTelephone volume adjustment ON/OFFMax. radio volume at switching on

Eject Tape (cassette)/ Reverse/normalPlaying Pause / Audio Mute

Fast forward (to tape end)

Automatic scanning of cassette tracks

TA ON/OFF

ON/OFF: pressvolume adjustment:turn leftwards: to decreaseturn rightwards: to increaseBass (B)Treble (T)Fader (F)Balance (B)

Dolby BNEWS ON/OFFFunction confirmation BEEP ON/OFF (BEEP)SVC (SPEED VOLUME)Loudness ON/OFFEON TA ON

AMS function enabled, forward to next track

Adjusting TA volume


RDS Clock displayAudio Clip Detect ON/OFFSetting radio mode ONTelephone volume adjustment ON/OFFMax. radio volume at switching on

Eject Tape (cassette)

Playing Pause / Audio Mute

CD track repetition ON/OFF

Random CD track repetition ON/OFF

Select next track

Automatic scanning of CD tracks

TA ON/OFF

ON/OFF: pressvolume adjustment:turn leftwards: to decreaseturn rightwards: to increase


NEWS ON/OFFFunction confirmation BEEP ON/OFF (BEEP)SVC (SPEED VOLUME)Loudness ON/OFFEON TA ONCD compression



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Choosing frequency band

Select source

Backward/Previous

Preset station 1

Preset station 2

Preset station 3

FM1,FM2,FM3,FMAST LW,MW,AMAST

TAPE (Cassette), RADIO, CD Changer(if connected)

FM: Seek – / MAN – AM: Seek – / MAN –PTY: Select programme type




Store automatically in presetstation group.Exit on FMAST.P1 or AMAST.P1





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CASSETTE mode


CD CHANGER mode


Exit cassette modeInsert tuner in last band

TAPE (Cassette), RADIO, CD Changer (if connected)

Fast rewind (continuous)

Exit CD modeInsert tuner in last band

TAPE (Cassette), RADIO, CD Changer (if connected)

Select previous track

CD +

CD –

AMS function enabled, return toprevious track

Fast rewind (continuous)



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– DOLBY B (noise reduction cir-cuit) (*)

– Powered cassette loading andeject.

(*) The DOLBY reduction circuit is madeunder the licence of Dolby LaboratoriesLicensing Corporation. DOLBY and the(M) symbol with double D are patentedbrands of Dolby Laboratories LicensingCorporation.

COMPACT DISC SECTION(when the CD-Changer is fit-ted)

– Disc select (disc no.)

– Track select (forward/backward)

– Fast forward/backward

– Track Repeat function (repetitionof last track)

– Track Scan function (scanning thetracks on the Compact Disc, lastingapprox. 10 sec. for each track).

GENERAL – Automatic storage (AutoSTorefunction) of 6 stations in FM bandand 6 stations in the AM band

– SENS DX/LO function (sensitivityadjusting in searching radio stations)

– Scan function (scanning storedstations or scanning on frequencyband in use), lasting approx. 10 sec.for each station.

– Automatic Stereo/Mono switch-ing.

CASSETTE SECTION

– Autoreverse

– Tape fast forward/rewind

– CrO2 tape equalizing

– AMS function (Automatic MusicSearch)

– Scan function (scan tape tracks),lasting approx. 10 sec. for each track.

The set possesses the followingfunctions:

RADIO SECTION

– PLL tuning with FM/FMAST/AM/AMAST/MW/LW frequency bands

– RDS (Radio Data System) withTA (traffic information) - PTY(Program Type) - EON (EnhancedOther Network) - REG (Regionalprogrammes) functions

– Alternative frequency searchselection in RDS mode (AF function)

– Automatic/manual station tuning

– Manual storage of 42 stations: 24in the FM band (6 in FM1, 6 in FM2,6 in FMT and 6 in FMAST), 6 in theMW band, 6 in the LW band and 6 inthe AM (MW+LW) band, with auto-matic storage (AutoSTore function)in the AMAST band


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ANTITHEFT PROTECTION

The radio is fitted with an antitheftprotection system based on a four-digit secret code that makes theradio unusable.

CODE Card

This the document that certifiespossession of the radio. The CodeCard contains the radio model, seri-al number and secret code.

Keep the Code Card in a safe place,not in the car.

Secret coding

When the secret coding is activat-ed and radio is removed from thecar battery (or 30 positive terminal),the radio is protected electronically.

The radio can only be switched onentering your personal secret code.

For installation andconnection of the CD-Changer apply only to

Fiat Dealership.

– RaNDom function (random play-ing of tracks).

– Powered CD loading and eject.

SOUND SECTION

– Mute/Pause function

– Loudness function

– 5-band graphic equalizer

– Separate bass/treble adjustment

– Right/left and front/rear channelbalancing.

– Audio Clip Detect function

– Soft Mute function

On multimedia CDs in ad-dition to sound tracks also

data tracks are recorded. Playingone of these CDs may causerustling and such a volume as tocompromise road safety, as well ascausing damage to the final stagesand speakers.

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Dolby B

Tape noise limiting device producedunder licence of “Dolby LaboratoriesLicensing Corporation”.

EON (Enhanced OtherNetwork)

Function that allows the radio totune automatically on a different sta-tion that the one being listened towhich broadcasts traffic information.

Fader

Function with which it is possible tosuitably adjust the sound from thefront or rear speakers.

Loudness

Function that emphasises the bassand treble tones when listening atlow level. It is cut off when the vol-ume is set to maximum (level 34).

Autostore

Function with which it is possible tostore automatically radio stations.

Balance (Channel balancing)

Function with which it is possible tosuitably adjust the sound from theright or left speakers.

Bass (Bass tones)

This function adjusts the basstones.

CD-Changer

Multiple Compact Disc player.

Distant/Local (Sens Dx/Loc)

These are two levels of receptionsensitivity.

1) Distant (maximum sensitivity),which makes it possible to tune allthe stations that can be received.

2) Local (minimum sensitivity),which makes it possible to tune onlythose stations with sufficiently strongsignals, such as for example local sta-tions.

GLOSSARY

AF (Alternative Frequency)

Function that allows the radio tostay tuned on the FM station select-ed also passing through areas servedby transmitters with different fre-quencies.

The RDS system actually keeps theintensity and quality of the signalreceived under control, automatical-ly switching tuning on the frequencyof the transmitter that is sending thestrongest signal.

AMS (Automatic Music Search)

This function enables to play auto-matically the next/previous trackprovided that between the twotracks there is a pause/muting ofabout 4 seconds.

Autoreverse

Function that makes it possible tolisten to both sides of the tape with-out having to turn the cassette over.


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Mute

This function enables to mute theactive source. This function is acti-vated automatically, if a cell phone isconnected to the radio, when aphone call is being received.

Presettings

Number of radio stations that canbe stored manually or automatically.

PTY (Program Type)

This function allows the presettingof a category of programmes such asfor instance, news bulletins, music,sport, etc.

Scan

Function with which it is possible tolisten, for approx. 10 seconds, to allthe radio stations stored, or thebeginning of all the tracks containedon a cassette or Compact Disc.

Soft Mute

Function that gradually highers andlowers the volume when Mute isturned on or off.

SVC

Function that automatically adjuststhe level of the volume to the speedof the car to maintain the radio withthe noise level in the passenger com-partment.

TA (Traffic information)

Function with which it is possible toreceive the traffic informationbroadcast by the stations enabled,also when tuned to another stationor listening to a cassette/CD.

Treble (Treble tones)

This adjusts the treble tones.

RDS (Radio Data System)

This is an additional radio informa-tion system which uses the 57 kHzsubcarrier of normal FM broadcasts.

With this function it is possible toreceive different types of informa-tion such as station names, alterna-tive frequencies, automatic tuning totraffic bulletins or special pro-grammes selected through the PTYfunction.

REG (Regional transmissionreception function)

Function with which it is possible totune only to local (regional) stations.

Repeat (Repetition of thetrack)

Function with which it is possible tolisten continuously to the last trackplayed on the Compact Disc.



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CONTROLS ON STEERINGWHEEL (where provided) fig. 2

The main radio function controlsare repeated on the steering wheel,to allow easier control.

Volume adjustment (“+” and “–”) Mute function(“Mute”)

Press button B (“+”) to increasevolume and (“–”) to decrease vol-ume as specified in paragraph VOLUMEADJUSTMENT. Function identical tothat of the button/knob 10 (VOLPUSH ON/OFF) set on the radio.

Press button C (MUTE) to turnon/off this function that brings thevolume to zero. When this functionis on the display shows “MUTE”preceded by the current source (e.g.“TUNER MUTE” when in radiomode). If in CDC mode (CDChanger), the display shows: “CDPAUSE”.

Select Radio, Cassette,CD Changer (“SRC”)(SRC= Source = source)

Press repeatedly button A (SRC)to cyclically select Radio, Cassette,CD Changer (if the Compact Discplayer is fitted). This button functionis identical to that of the button 14(SRC) set on the radio.

Setting Radio, Cassette, CD Changer (“+” and “–”)Button D (<</>>) implements

three different functions according tothe selected operating mode (Radio,cassette or CD Changer).Button functions are identical to

the functions of buttons 6 (>>) and15 (<<) set on the radio, as con-cerns the following functions.

1) Radio function: adjust tuningPress button D (<</>>) to select

stations in the required band.

2) Cassette functionPress button D (<</>>) to for-

ward/rewind the tape.

3) CD Changer functionselect CD Changer next/previous trackPress button D (<</>>) to play

next/previous track on the CompactDisc you are listening to accordingto modes SELECT OR REPEAT A TRACK.

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FUNCTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS

Switching on

The set is switched on pressing thebutton/knob 10 (VOL PUSH ON/OFF). Switching on may be connect-ed to engine starting: turning the igni-tion key to MAR, the radio turns on;turning the ignition key to STOP theradio turns off. If the radio was onbefore the engine was turned off, itwill turn on again automatically thenext time the engine is started.

If the radio is turned on with theignition key at STOP, it will turn offautomatically after about 20 minutes.

Turning the radio off

To turn the radio off press button/knob 10 (VOL PUSH ON/ OFF).

Selecting Radio/Cassette/CD Changer

Pressing briefly and repeatedly the14 (SRC) button it is possible toselect the following functions insequence:

– TUNER (Radio)

– TAPE (Cassette) (only if the cas-sette is inserted)

– CDC (CD Changer) (only if theCD Changer is connected).

After each change of the listeningsource, the display shows the func-tion selected: TUNER (Radio),TAPE (Cassette), CDC (CDChanger).

The functions that cannot beselected (e.g. “TAPE” when the cas-sette is not inserted) are automati-cally disabled.

Pause function

If while listening to a cassette orCompact Disc another function isselected (e.g. the radio), playing isstopped and when the cassette orCompact Disc mode is resumed, itstarts again from the point in whichit was stopped.

If while listening to the radio anoth-er function is selected, when theRadio mode is resumed, it is tunedto the last station selected.

Volume adjustment

Adjust volume through button/knob10 (VOL PUSH ON/OFF).

Turn the knob rightwards toincrease volume and leftwards todecrease it.

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Soft Mute function

When the MUTE function isturned on or off, the volume lowersor increases gradually (SOFTMUTE function).

Tone adjustment

Proceed as follows:

– briefly (less than 1 second) andrepeatedly press the 11 (AUDIODSP) button until the display shows“BASS” , “TREBLE” (select Bass,Treble function)

– turn button/knob 10 (VOLPUSH ON/OFF) to the right toincrease basses or trebles or to theleft to decrease.

For few seconds the display showsthe levels of the basses/trebles (from–10 to +10).

After few seconds from the lastadjustment, the display returns tothe main radio screen.

Balance adjustment

Proceed as follows:

– briefly (less than 1 second) andrepeatedly press the 11 (AUDIODSP) button until the display shows“BALANCE” (select Balancingfunction)

– turn button/knob 10 (VOLPUSH ON/OFF) to the right toincrease the sound from the rightspeakers and to the left to increasethe sound from the left speakers.

For few seconds the display showsthe levels of balancing from˙ +10to ¯ +10 (˙ = right, ¯ = left). Afterfew seconds from the last adjust-ment, the display returns to the mainradio screen.

Mute function (turning offthe volume completely)

To switch on the MUTE function,briefly press (less than 1 second) thebutton 2 (II MUTE). Volume willgradually lower ( SOFT MUTEfunction) and the display will showthe function selected and the wordMUTE (e.g. “TUNER MUTE”when Radio function is selected).

To switch off the MUTE function,press button 2 (II MUTE) brieflyagain. Volume will gradually becomelouder (SOFT MUTE function)returning to the value set beforeswitching on the MUTE function.

Turning the button/knob 10 (VOLPUSH ON/OFF), the sound levelchanges but the MUTE functionstays on. Press again button 2 (IIMUTE) to switch it off.

With the MUTE function on, all theother functions can be used and if atraffic bulletin arrives with the TAfunction on, the message ignores theMUTE function.


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Equalizer settings(only if the equalizer is on)

To turn on the equalizer, press but-ton 11 (AUDIO DSP) and turn but-ton/knob 10 (VOL PUSHON/OFF) to select one of the fol-lowing adjustments:

– “PRESET” (preset equalizeradjustment)

– “CLASSIC” (preset equalizeradjustment)

– “JAZZ” (preset equalizer adjust-ment)

– “ROCK” (preset equalizeradjustment)

– “CUSTOMER” (adjustment ofthe 5 equalizer bands that can bechanged by the user)

Press repeatedly the 15 (<<) or 6(>>) to select the band and use but-ton/knob 10 (VOL PUSHON/OFF) to increase/reduce levelin the frequency band selected.

Fader adjustment

Proceed as follows:

– briefly (less than 1 second) andrepeatedly press the 11 (AUDIODSP) button until the display shows“FADE” (select Fader function)

– turn button/knob 10 (VOLPUSH ON/OFF) to the right toincrease the sound from the frontspeakers and to the left to increasethe sound from the rear speakers.


Loudness function

The Loudness function improvesthe sound volume when listening atlow level, increasing the basses andtrebles. It is cut off when the volumeis set to maximum.

To switch the function on/off, pressbriefly (less than 1 second) the 12(MENU RDS) button to enter theMENU and then press the buttonfor scrolling the menu. The functioncondition (on or off) is shown on thedisplay by “LOUDNESS: ON” or“LOUDNESS: OFF”, selectablethrough buttons 15 (<<) or 6 (>>).

TELEPHONE PROVISION

If the handsfree kit is installed onthe car, when a phone call isreceived, the volume selected forthe PHONE function is set in themenu, and can be cut off if required(OFF).



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The “FMAST” reception band isreserved to the stations stored auto-matically with the AutoSTore func-tion.

The AM band is divided into sec-tions: MW, LW and AMAST. TheAMAST section is reserved to thestations stored automatically withthe AutoSTore function.

The radio is always ready toreceive stations in the RDS mode(Radio Data System).

Presetting buttons

The buttons with symbols from 1to 6 (“3”, “4”, “5”, “16”, “17, “18”)make it possible to set the followingpresettings:

– 24 in the FM band (6 in FM 1, 6 inFM 2, 6 in FM 3, 6 in FMAST)

– 6 in the LW band

– 6 in the MW band

– 6 in the AMAST band

To call a preset station, choose therequired frequency band and thenpress briefly (less than 1 second) thecorresponding preset button (from 1to 6). The display will show the nameand the presetting number.

Storing the last station heard

The radio automatically keeps instorage the last station heard foreach reception band, which is thentuned when the radio is turned on orthe reception band is changed.

RADIO (Tuner) fig. 1

When the set is turned on the lastfunction selected before turning offis played (Radio, Cassette or CDChanger).

To select the Radio source whilelistening to a cassette or CompactDisc, press briefly (less than 1 sec-ond) and repeatedly the 14 (SRC)button until this function is selected.

If in the radio source, press briefly(less than 1 second) and repeatedlythe 13 (BAND AS) button to selectthe required reception band.

Every time the button 13 (BANDAS) is pressed, the following bandsare selected in sequence: “FM1”,FM2”, “FM3”, “FM4AST”, “LW”,“MW” and “AMAST”.

The FM band is divided into sec-tions: FM1, FM2, FM3 andFMAST. The FMAST section isreserved to the stations stored auto-matically with the AutoSTore func-tion.


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Automatic tuning

Briefly press (less than 1 second)button 15 (<<) or 6 (>>) to startautomatically searching the tuningfor the next station that it is possibleto receive in the direction chosen.

If the station on which the tunerstops is one of the stations storedwith the preset buttons (from 1 to6), the display will show the preset-ting number.

Manual tuning

This allows manual station search-ing in the chosen band. This functionhas to be through the MENU.

For manual tuning proceed as fol-lows:

1. Select the band (or the storingsection) with button13 (BAND AS):FM1, FM2, FM3, MW or LW.

2. Press briefly (less than 1 second)and repeatedly button 15 (<<) or 6(>>).

Pressing one of the buttons 15(<<) or 6 (>>) longer (over 1 sec-ond) obtains fast forward searching,which is stopped when the button isreleased.

If the station on which the tunerstops is one of the stations storedwith the preset buttons (from 1 to6), the display will show the preset-ting number on the bottom line.

Station scanning(Scan function)

Press button 7 (SCAN) to startscanning the stations in the frequen-cy band selected (FM, AM, MW,LW). The frequency of each stationfound is shown on the display.

While scanning the display willshow “TUNER SCAN”, or “CDCSCAN” (if the CD Changer is fit-ted), with the word “SCAN” flash-ing.

When the SCAN function is on, allthe other functions are cancelled.

The SCAN function is interruptedin the following cases:

– pressing again 7 (SCAN)

– turning the set off

– changing the listening source(Cassette, CD Changer)

– changing the frequency band (orstoring section) selected

– pressing a preset button

– turning AutoSTore on (automaticstorage)

– inserting a cassette.



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– changing the FM level or frequen-cy band selected

– inserting a cassette

Manual station storage

The station being heard can bestored in the range selected withbuttons numbered from 1 to 6.

Keep one of these buttons (from 1to 6) pressed. After storage, the dis-play shows the number of the buttonwith which the station has beenstored and a confirmation beepsounds.

AutoSTore function(automatic station storage)

To switch on the AutoSTore func-tion, keep the 13 (BAND AS) but-ton pressed. With this function theradio automatically stores the sta-tions with the strongest signal indecreasing order of intensity of theFMAST frequency band.

IMPORTANT Activating theAutoSTore function cancels the sta-tions stored previously in theFMAST band.

During automatic storage the dis-play shows “TUNER FMAST” or“TUNER AMAST” if in theTUNER mode (Radio) with FM orAM frequency bands. To interruptthe storage process, press the 13(BAND AS) button again: the radiowill automatically tune to the stationheard before activation of theAutoSTore function.

Listening to stored stations

Proceed as follows:

– select the required frequencyband and the storing section (FM1,FM2, FM3, FMAST, MW, LW,AMAST);

– briefly press (less than 1 second)one of the six station storage but-tons.

Scanning preset stations

Press the 7 (SCAN) button for atleast 2 seconds to start scanning thepreset stations in the present fre-quency band;

– FM: FM 1, FM 2, …., FM II 1, FMII 2,… FM III 1, FM III 2,… FMAST 1,FMAST 2, ….

– AM: MW 1, MW 2, …. MW 6,LW 1, LW 2, …. LW 6, AMAST 1,AMAST 2, …

Each preset station will be heardfor few seconds and its frequencyshown on the display.

The preset station SCAN functionis interrupted in the following cases:





– changing the listening source(Cassette, CD Changer)


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The display will show the stationname (if any) and frequency, and onthe bottom line of the display will beshown “Pn” where n correspondsto the active presetting number.

In bands FM1, FM2, FM3 andFMAST, if reception is poor and theAF alternative frequency searchfunction is active, the station withthe strongest signal that is broad-casting the same programme will besought automatically.

AF function (alternative fre-quency search)

To turn on/off the alternative fre-quency search function (AF func-tion), press briefly (less than 1 sec-ond) the 8 (AF PTY) button. Thename RDS (if available) stays on thedisplay and if the AF function hasbeen turned on the messageAFSWITCHING: ON is displayed.

– “AF SWITCHING: ON” =alternative frequency search on

– “AF SWITCHING: OFF” =alternative frequency search off.

When the signal of the RDS stationtuned weakens, the following twocases may occur:

– With “AF SWITCHING: ON”the RDS system activates automatictuning of the optimum frequency ofthe station chosen, with the stationsenabled, therefore the radio is auto-matically tuned to the station withthe strongest signal that is broad-casting the same programme. Duringthe journey it will thus be possible tocontinue listening to the station cho-sen without having to change the fre-quency when changing area. Ofcourse, the station being listened tomust be receivable in the area thecar is crossing.

– With “AF SWITCHING:OFF” the radio will not tune thestrongest station automatically and itwill have to be found manually usingthe tuner buttons.

TA function (traffic informa-tion)

Certain stations in the FM band (inFM1, FM2, FM3 and FMAST storingsections) are enabled to also broad-cast information about traffic condi-tions. When listening to traffic infor-mation the display shows "TRAF-FIC INFO" and the current station(e.g. station name) alternately.

To turn the TA (traffic information)function on/off, briefly press (lessthan 1 second) the 9 (TA) button. Ifthe function is on the display shows“TA-ON”.

With the TA function on, at thestart of the traffic bulletin the radiostops temporarily the current sta-tion or the cassette/CD in order tobroadcast traffic information. This ispossible only if the current stationselected and the station broadcastingtraffic information are connected forthe EON function.



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CULTURE Culture and reli-gion

SCIENCE Science

VARIED Variety

POP M Pop music (hits)

ROCK M Rock music

EASY M Easy music

LIGHT M Light classic music

CLASSICS Classic music

OTHER M Other music(e.g. folk)

WEATHER Weather report

FINANCE Finance news

CHILDREN Child’s pro-grammes

SOCIAL Social information

RELIGION Religion and philos-ophy

PHONE IN Listener’s calls(other than “PHONEIN” function activeonly with handsfreekit connection forcell phone)

TRAVEL Tourist’s informa-tion

LEISURE Free time andhobbies

JAZZ Jazz

COUNTRY Country music

NATION M Nationalbroadcasting

OLDIES Golden Oldies

FOLK M Folk music

DOCUMENT Special reports

Automatic PTY select

To select a type of programmethrough this function select a pro-gramme type in the stored list andthen start the automatic search asdescribed in the following para-graphs.

Program Type function (PTY) (selecting a type of programme)

Many radio stations offer, in the FMrange (FM1, FM2, FM3), the ‘type ofprogramme’ (PTY) service. Forexample, stations broadcasting infor-mation/news will display “NEWS”as PTY code.

With the PTY function, a search fil-ter is activated that enables tuningonly on the stations broadcastingprogrammes with preset PTY code(e.g. “POP”).

To turn on the PTY function, keepbutton 8 (AF PTY) pressed.

The types of programmes offeredby a radio station can change accord-ing to broadcasting:

NEWS News and magazine

AFFAIRS Politics and news

INFO Special informationprogrammes

SPORT Sportprogrammes

EDUCATE Education

DRAMA Radio dramas andliterature


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PTY function reactivation

Press button 8 (AF PTY) for over 2seconds…. Then, the last pro-gramme type selected is displayed(e.g. “POP”).

Setting the programme type

Press button 8 (AF PTY) for over 2seconds and the PTY code of thecurrent station will be displayed.Select the required code turning thebutton/knob 10 (VOL PUSH ON/OFF). Then press one of the 15(<<) or 6 (>>) buttons to start theautomatic search of stations broad-casting with the selected PTY code.Automatic PTY search stops auto-matically on next station offering thepreset programme type and showsthe type of programme (e.g.“POP”), word “PTY” flashes.

IMPORTANT If no station isavailable with this type of pro-gramme, the station selected previ-ously is heard and the PTY functionis abandoned.

PTY function deactivation

When selecting the PTY mode, ifno operation is performed within 10seconds, the radio returns to themode selected before pressing but-ton 8 (AF PTY) and stores the lastPTY code selected.

MENU

Functions of the 12 (MENU RDS) button

To activate the menu function,briefly press (less than 1 second) the12 (MENU RDS) button, in this wayyou enter the first level menu. Toenter the second level keep the 12(MENU RDS) button pressed forover 2 seconds.

To scroll the menu functions pressrepeatedly the 12 (MENU RDS) but-ton.

The functions controlled by thefirst level menu are:

1 Manual tuning seek on/off (MAN-UAL TUNING SEEK)

2 Function confirmation beep(BEEP)

3 Tuning sensitivity adjustment(SENS DX/LO)

4 News programmes on/off(NEWS)

5 Volume control according tospeed (SVC)

6 Tuning adjustment on trafficinformation (EON TA)

7 Loudness on/off (LOUDNESS)

8 Tape noise reduction system,“Dolby B”

9 CD Compression (with CDChanger only)

To turn selected function on/offpress buttons 15 (<<) or 6 (>>)

The functions controlled by thesecond level menu are:

1 Current RDS station time display(if any)

2 Audio distortion clipper on/off(AUDIO CLIP DETECT)



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To switch from manual to automat-ic press buttons 15 (<<) or 6 (>>).

The display will show the currentstatus of the function:

– “TUNING SEEK: AUTO” =automatic seek

– “TUNING SEEK: MANUAL”= manual seek.

2 - function confirmation beep(BEEP)

System is fitted with the BEEPfunction (the display shows“ROGER BEEP-ON”).

This function confirms buttonpressing by a sound indication(BEEP).

To turn this function on/off, pressbuttons 15 (<<) or 6 (>>).


– “ROGER BEEP: ON” = func-tion on

– “ROGER BEEP: OFF” = func-tion off.

3 - tuner sensitivity adjustment(SENS DX/LO)

With this function it is possible tochange the sensitivity of automaticstation searching. When low sensi-tivity is set “SENSITIVITY:LOCAL” only stations with excel-lent reception are sought; when highsensitivity is set “SENSITIVITY:DISTANT” all stations are sought.Therefore, if the car is in an areawith a considerable number of sta-tions and you want to choose onlythose with a strong signal, set to lowsensitivity “SENSITIVITY:LOCAL”.

To turn this function on/off pressbuttons 15 (<<) or 6 (>>).


– “SENSITIVITY: LOCAL” =low sensitivity

– “SENSITIVITY: DISTANT” =high sensitivity.

3 Max. volume setting at switchingon (MAX VOLUME)

4 Phone volume adjustment func-tion (PHONE)

5 AUTO setting selection throughwhich radio on/off depends onengine starting/stopping.

To turn the selected function on/offpress button/knob 10 (VOL PUSHON/OFF).

NOTE When passing to next set-ting item, the previous set one isstored.

ADJUSTMENTS

First level menu functions

1 - manual tuning seek on/off(TUNING SEEK)

This function enables to searchmanually (MANUAL) or automatical-ly (AUTO) the stored stations.


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4 - News programmes on/off(NEWS)

This function is similar to the TAfunction: with FM station and NEWSmode active, if a news programme isbroadcast, the radio operates as fol-lows:

– it sets the same volume as the TAfunction, if the TUNER source isactive;

– it switches from active source(cassette or CDC) to TUNERmode, in case of other source, set-ting the same volume as the TA func-tion.

To make use of this function, theradio, in TUNER mode, must betuned on a FM station broadcastingthe NEWS code.



– “NEWS: ON” = function on

– “NEWS: OFF” = function off

5 - SVC, volume changing withcar speed

The SVC function makes it possibleto automatically adapt the volumelevel to the speed of the car, increas-ing it as the speed increases to main-tain the ratio with the noise levelinside the passenger compartment.

Press 15 (<<) or 6 (>>) to changeSVC setting, thus passing from OFFto the selected gain level (from 1 to7). High gain level values correspondto proportionally higher volumeincreases according to speed.


“SPEED VOLUME OFF” =function off

“SPEED VOLUME: +3” = func-tion on and gain level indication

6 - tuning adjustment on trafficinformation (EON TA DX/LO)

This function enables to adjustreception sensitivity of radio stationsbroadcasting traffic information.

To turn this function on/off pressbuttons 15 (<<) or 6 (>>)


– “TRAFFIC: LOCAL” = lowsensitivity

– “TRAFFIC: DISTANT” = highsensitivity

7 - loudness on/off (LOUDNESS)

The LOUDNESS function improvesthe sound volume when listening atlow level, increasing the basses andtrebles.

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Second level menu functions

1 - RDS station time display

This function makes it possible todisplay current RDS station time (ifthis information is present).

2 - audio distortion clipperon/off (AUDIO CLIP DETECT)

This function reduces automaticallythe radio output level when exces-sive distortion is detected that coulddamage the speakers.



“CLIP DETECT: ON” = func-tion on

“CLIP DETECT: OFF” = func-tion off

3 - max. volume setting atswitching on (MAX VOLUME)

This function makes it possible toset the radio volume (from 10 to 33)at switching on.

To adjust volume use button/knob10 (VOL PUSH ON/OFF).

The display will show the set vol-ume (e.g. “MAX VOLUME: 25”)

4 - phone volume adjustmentfunction (PHONE)

With this function it is possible toadjust the phone volume (volumelevel setting 1 to 3).

The display shows the default mes-sage “PHONE LEVEL: OFF” (vol-ume set by Manufacturer and corre-sponding to the max. level).

Using the button/knob 10 (VOLPUSH ON/OFF) the volume canbe adjusted at 3 different levels(PHONE LEVEL 1, PHONELEVEL 2 and PHONE LEVEL 3):the higher the figure is, the lower isthe volume.


“LOUDNESS: ON” = loudnesson

“LOUDNESS: OFF” = loudnessoff

8 - DOLBY

Turn volume button/knob 10(VOL PUSH ON/OFF) clockwise= “DOLBY NR ON”

Turn volume button/knob 10(VOL PUSH ON/OFF) counter-clockwise = “DOLBY NR OFF”

9 - CD Compression

This function optimises sound levelaccording to the type of musicplayed by the CD.



– “COMPRESSION: ON” =function on

– “COMPRESSION: OFF” =function off


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5 - AUTO function setting

With this function it is possible toset radio turning on/off depending oncar ignition/stopping or independentradio turning on/off.

With this function on (radio is setto switch off when the car isswitched off), it is however possibleto switch on the radio.

With this function off, whenswitching off the car the radio stayson.



– “AUTO: ON” = function on

– “AUTO: OFF” = function off

CASSETTE PLAYER(TAPE) fig. 1

Your radio is fitted with a cassetteplayer for magnetic tapes.

It has an AUTOREVERSE func-tion which makes it possible to listento both sides of the tape withouthaving to turn over the cassette.

Cassette insertion and ejection arefacilitated by a powered mechanism.

Selecting the cassette player

To turn the cassette player on,even when the set if off, insert thecassette in the slot with the tape fac-ing rightwards.

The display shows “TAPE PLAYA” or “TAPE PLAY B” dependingon which side is playing.

If the cassette is already in, turn theset on then press briefly (less than 1second) and repeatedly the 14(SRC) button until the display shows“TAPE”.

Changing the tape playing side

After playing the tape, the cassetteside is changed automatically(AUTOREVERSE function). Tochange side before the end of thetape, press button 1 (Ä) for over 2seconds.

Tape fast forward/rewind

To move the tape fast forward,press 6 (>>) or 15 (<<) dependingon the direction of the tape.

To interrupt fast forward/rewind,press again 6 (>>) or 15 (<<).

The fast forward/rewind function isinterrupted in the following cases:

– When the sound source ischanged

– When the cassette is ejected

– When the direction of the tape isreversed

– When the set is turned off



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Scanning tracks (Scan function)

With this function it is possible tolisten to all the cassette tracks forabout 10 seconds, provided thatbetween one track and the otherthere is a pause/muting of about 4seconds.

Keep the 7 (SCAN) buttonpressed; while playing the track andsearching the start of the next track,the display will show “TAPESCAN”.

Press the 7 (SCAN) button againto interrupt scanning while listeningto a track: the cassette will be playedstarting from that track.

The scanning sequence is the fol-lowing:

– from the track played up to theend of the tracks on the same side ofthe tape

– playing side change and scanning ofall the tracks on that side

– changing again the playing side andscanning all the tracks on that side.After playing the tracks the functiongoes off.



– press 7 (SCAN) again to contin-ue listening to the track being played

– turning the Pause function on

Ejecting the cassette

To eject the cassette, press 1 (Ä)with the set on. The display shows“TAPE EJECT”.

After ejecting the cassette, thesource heard before playing the cas-sette will be resumed.

The cassette cannot be ejected ifthe radio is off.

Pause function

To pause the cassette player, brieflypress (less than 1 second) the 2 (IIMUTE) button. The display willshow “TAPE PAUSED”.

To listen to the track again, pressagain 2 (II MUTE).

AMS function

AMS = Automatic Music Search

This function enables to play auto-matically the next/previous trackprovided that between the twotracks there is a pause/muting ofabout 4 seconds.

During fast forward/rewind the dis-play shows “TAPE <<AMS>>”.

The AMS function is interrupted inthe following cases:

– When the sound source ischanged

– When the cassette is ejected

– When the direction of the tape isreversed

– When the set is turned off


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CD CHANGER (MultipleCompact Disc Player)(if connected)

The radio is preset for compatiblecompact disc player Fig. 3 (availableat Lineaccessori Fiat).

Lineaccessori Fiat CD Changer isfitted with a proper loader for 5compact discs.

Selecting the CD Changer

To turn on the CD Changer, turnon the set, then press briefly (lessthan 1 second) and repeatedly the14 (SRC) button to select the“CDC” (CD Changer) source.

Possible error messages

If the loader does not contain anyCompact Discs, the display will show“NO CD”. If at least one CD isfound, it will be played.

If the CD played is illegible, thenext CD will be selected; if there areno other CDs or if they are alsoillegible, the display will show “NOCD” until the listening source ischanged.

For installation andconnection of the CDchanger apply only to

Fiat Dealership.

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Choosing the CD

Press 16 (1 CD+) to select the nextCD and 17 (2 CD–) to select theprevious CD.

If the loader does not contain a discin the position selected, the displayshows “NO CD”, and the next discis played automatically.

Select track (forward/backward)

Briefly press 6 (>>) to play thenext track on the Compact Discbeing listened to.

Briefly press (less than 1 second)button 15 (<<) within 3 secondsfrom the start of the track to playthe previous track on the CompactDisc being listened to. If the buttonis pressed after 3 seconds from thestart of the track, the current trackis played again from the beginning.

Fast forward/backward

Keep the 6 (>>) button pressed tomove the track selected fast forwardand keep the 15 (<<) buttonpressed to move it fast backward.Fast forward/backward is stoppedwhen the button is released.

Scanning tracks on the CD(Scan Function)

With this function it is possible tolisten to all the tracks contained inthe CD selected.

Keep the 7 (SCAN) buttonpressed to play the first 10 secondsof every track on the CD. Whileplaying the display will alternatelyshow the CD function chosen (CDname, time and number) and theword “SCAN” (e.g. “CDC3SCAN TK12 0.04”)

If the SCAN function is on, theREPEAT and MIX functions areturned off.

Operation

To play the Compact Discs in theCD Changer, select “CDC” pressingbriefly and repeatedly button14(SRC).

When listening to a Compact Discfor the first time after putting it inthe CD loader, playing starts fromthe first track on the first disc avail-able in the loader.

While playing the display shows thenumber of the track being heard (e.g.“TRACK 12” = twelfth track), theplaying time elapsed from the start ofthe track (e.g. “11:10” = 11 minutesand 10 seconds) and the number ofthe Compact Disc selected (e.g.“CDC3” = third CD) depending onthe function selected in the menu.


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– from the track played up to thelast one on the CD

– from the first track up to the oneplayed until the start of scanning.



– pressing 7 (SCAN) again to con-tinue listening to the track beingplayed

– pressing 6 (>>) or 15 (<<)thereby moving to the next or previ-ous track


– changing the sound source

– pressing the 12 (MENU RDS)button.

If the SCAN function is not inter-rupted, at the end it will continueplaying the track played before scan-ning was started.

Pause function

To pause the CD player, pressbriefly (less than 1 second) the 2 (IIMUTE). The display will show“CDC PAUSE”.

To listen to the track again, pressbutton 2 (II MUTE) again.

The pause function is automaticallycancelled changing the listeningsource.

Track Repeat function

Briefly press (less than 1 second)the preset button 4 (5 RPT) to listenrepeatedly to the last track played:the display shows “CDC REPEATTRACK”.

Press the preset button 4 (5 RPT) asecond time to listen again to theCD being played: the display shows“CDC REPEAT DISK”.

Press the preset button 4 (5 RPT) athird time to listen to all the CDscontained in the CD Changer: thedisplay shows “CDC REPEATPACK”.

Press the preset button 4 (5 RPT) afourth time to turn the function off:the display shows “CDC REPEATOFF”.

Changing the sound source, thefunction is turned off.

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Random track playing(RaNDom function)

To start random playing of trackson the Compact Disc selected, pressthe preset button 5 (6 RND). A newtrack will be played and the displaywill show “CDC RANDOMDISK”. To start random playing ofall the CDs contained in the CDChanger, press a second time 5 (6RND); the display will show “CDCRANDOM PACK”. Press 5 (6RND) a third time to urn the functionoff: the display will show “CDCRANDOM OFF”.


Stopping and ejecting the CD

Press 1 (Ä) or 14 (SRC) button toreturn to the radio mode.

SECRET CODING

Entering radio’s secret code

Entry of the secret code is requiredto allow the radio to work after thefirst connection to the car electricsystem different from the originalone.

Connecting the radio to the carsupply, the display shows “RADIOM - CODE ----”.

The secret code comprises four fig-ures, each corresponding to one ofthe dashes.

To enter the first digit of the code,press the corresponding button ofthe preset stations (from 1 to 4).Press repeatedly the preset buttons1-4 (16, 17, 18 and 3) to enter thesecret code digits (from 0 to 9).

To confirm the required digit press4 (5 RPT).


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Vain attempts Waiting(on display) time (approx.)

1 1 minute

2 2 minutes

3 4 minutes

4 8 minutes

5 16 minutes

6 30 minutes

7 1 hour

8 2 hours

9 4 hours

10 8 hours

11 16 hours

12 24 hours

Entering the secret codeof the CD Changer

Should the control code betweenthe radio and the CD Changer benot recognised, to reset CDChanger proper operation the four-digit secret code must be enteredmanually.

When entering the secret code,the display shows: “CDC M --CODE ----”.

The secret code comprises four fig-ures, each corresponding to one ofthe dashes and is different for eachCD Changer.


Waiting times

If a wrong code is entered, the nextattempts to enter the code arespaced by the following waitingtimes.

During the waiting time the radioshall not be on.

It shall however be connected with+12V permanent voltage. The wait-ing time is over when the displayshows the figure and the dashes ofthe next attempt (e.g. 2 - - - ).

The following table shows thetimes between one attempt and theother.

Waiting time passes keeping theradio on. When turning the radioon/off, counting restarts from thestart of the current attempt.

The waiting time is over when thedisplay shows the figure and thedashes of the next attempt (e.g. 2 -- - )



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TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Aerial fig. 4

The car is fitted with an aeriallocated on the roof. You are recom-mended to slacken and remove theaerial from the roof to avoid damag-ing it when washing the car in auto-matic systems.

– 4 x 35W (with standard soundsystem comprising 2 tweeters + 2front woofers and 2 rear full-rangespeakers)

Standard system speakers fig. 5

The standard sound systemincludes:

– 2 front tweeters A-fig. 5, 4 Ohmimpedance and 40W power.

fig. 4

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If the code has been entered prop-erly, the radio and the CD Changerstart to work regularly.

Otherwise try to enter the secretcode a second and even a third timeif required. After the third negativeattempt, the radio sets in “stand-by”for approx. 1 hour before enablingother three attempts.


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Protection fuse

The radio has a 10A protectionfuse D-fig. 8.

Power

CONNECTIONS A-fig. 8A1 CAN B line signalA2 Not ConnectedA3 CAN A line signalA4 Connection to +12V switch-

ing on voltage (at car starting)A5 Radio aerial connectionA6 Not connectedA7 Connection to +12V (perma-

nent) supply voltageA8 Earth connection.

Speakers

CONNECTIONS B-fig. 8

B1 Rear speaker(right +)

B2 Rear speaker(right –)

B3 Front speaker(right +)

B4 Front speaker(right –)

B5 Front speaker(left +)

B6 Front speaker(left –)

B7 Rear speaker(left +)

B8 Rear speaker(left –)

– 2 front midwoofers B-fig. 6, 165mm diameter, 4 Ohm impedance and40W power.

– 2 rear full-range A-fig. 7, 165mm diameter, 4 Ohm impedance and40W power.

The radio with cassette playerdoesn’t support the HI-FI sound sys-tem.

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PHONE INPUT

Connection presetting for hands-free phone kit (through radio).

C7 Positive sound input forexternal phone presetting

C8 Negative sound input forexternal phone presetting

C9 MUTE signal from externalphone presetting

C10 Not connected

C11 Not connected

C12 Phone earth

CD CHANGER CONNECTION

C13 CDC bus line

C14 CD Changer data bus

C15 CD Changer +12V supplyvoltage

C16 CD Changer switch voltage

C17 CDC bus earth

C18 Sound signal earth from CDChanger

C19 LH CDC sound channel

C20 RH CDC sound channel

Additional connections

CONNECTIONS C-fig. 8

Line output connection preset-ting for power amplifier (Booster) oractive speaker.

C1 Positive sound input forexternal TMC module

C2 Negative sound input forexternal TMC module

C3 MUTE signal input fromexternal TMC module

C4 Not connected

C5 Not connected

C6 Not connected


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CONTROL DESCRIPTION

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Button RADIO mode




1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

Eject (CD)

Audio Mute

FM/AM/PTY:call preset station 4



FM: Seek + / MAN +AM: Seek + / MAN +PTY: Select next programme/ automaticsearch (inside the programme)

Automatic scanning of stationson the band in use

AF ON/OFF

TA ON/OFF



FM/AM: store preset station 4PTY: store programme

FM/AM: store preset station 5PTY:store programme




Adjusting TA volume


˚

11 MUTE

4

5 RPT

6 RND

>>

SCAN

AF PTY

TA

VOL PUSH ON/OFF

AUDIO DSP

Eject

Mute

Preset station 4


Preset station 6

Next forward

Automatic scanning


Traffic information


Sound settings


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CD mode


CD CHANGER mode


Eject (CD)




Select next track

Automatic scanning of tracks on the CD

TA ON/OFF

ON/OFF: pressVolume adjustment:turn leftwards: to decreaseturn rightwards: to increase


Eject (CD)




Select next track


TA ON/OFF




Adjusting TA volume



Adjusting TA volume




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Button RADIO mode




12

13

14

15

16

17

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Menu function

Select frequency band

Select source

Previous backward

Preset station 1

Preset station 2

Preset station 3

Manual station tuning ON/OFFNEWS ON/OFFFunction confirmation beep ON/OFF(BEEP)SENS DX/LOSVC (Speed Volume)Loudness ON/OFFEON TA ONCD CompressionTPM (Track Program Memory)CD Naming

FM1,FM2,FM3,FMAST, LW,MW,AMAST


FM: Seek – / MAN – AM: Seek – / MAN –PTY: Select next programme / automaticsearch (inside the programme)


FM/AM/PTY: call preset station 2


RDS Clock display Audio Clip Detect ON/OFFAutomatic search ON/OFFPhone volume adjustment ON/OFFMax. radio volume at switching on

Store automatically in preset stationgroup. Exit on FMAST.P1 or AMAST.P1




RDS MENU

BAND AS

SRC

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1 CD+

2 CD–

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CD mode


CD CHANGER mode


NEWS ON/OFFFunction confirmation beep ON/OFF (BEEP)SVC (SPEED VOLUME)Loudness ON/OFFEON TA ONCD CompressionCD NamingTPM (Track Program Memory)


CD, RADIO, CD Changer (if connected)


Quick CD track selection (function controlledthrough the button/knob 10 VOL PUSHON/OFF)

RDS Clock displayAudio Clip Detect ON/OFFSet radio switching on modePhone volume adjustment ON/OFFMax. radio volume at witching on

Audio Clip Detect ON/OFF

NEWS ON/OFFFunction confirmation beep ON/OFF (BEEP)SVC (SPEED VOLUME)Loudness ON/OFFEON TA DX/LO ONCD CompressionTPM (Track Program Memory)




CD +

CD –

RDS Clock displayAudio Clip Detect ON/OFFSet radio switching on modePhone volume adjustment ON/OFFMax. radio volume at witching on

Fast backward (continuous)



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GENERAL

The set possesses the followingfunctions:

RADIO SECTION

– PLL tuning with FM/AM/MW/LWfrequency bands

– RDS (Radio Data System) withTA (traffic information) - PTY(Program Type) - EON (EnhancedOther Network) - REG (Regionalprogrammes) functions

– Alternative frequency searchselection in RDS mode (AF function)

– Automatic/manual station tuning

– Manual storage of 42 stations: 24in the FM band (6 in FM1, 6 in FM2,6 in FMT and 6 in FMAST), 6 in theMW band, 6 in the LW band and 6 inthe AM (MW+LW) band, with auto-matic storage (AutoSTore function)in the AMAST band

– Automatic storage (AutoSTorefunction) of 6 stations in FM bandand 6 stations in the AM band

– SENS DX/LO function (sensitivityadjusting in searching radio stations)

– Scan function (scanning storedstations), lasting approx. 10 secondsfor each station

– Automatic Stereo/Mono switch-ing.

COMPACT DISC SECTION

– Disc select (disc no.)

– Track select (forward/backward)

– Fast forward/backward

– Track Repeat function (repetitionof last track)

– Track Scan function (scanning thetracks on the Compact Disc, about10 seconds for each track)

– RaNDom function (random play-ing).

– TPM function (storing CD trackplaying sequence)

– CD Naming Function (allocating aname to a CD)

For installation andconnection of the CD-Changer apply only to

Fiat Dealership.

– CD Compression function (vol-ume reduction according to signalinput level from CD)

– Stored CD loading and ejecting



WARNING


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CODE Card

This the document that certifiespossession of the radio. The CodeCard contains the radio model, seri-al number and secret code.

Keep the Code Card in a safe place,not in the car.

Secret coding

When the secret coding is activat-ed and radio is removed from thecar battery (or 30 positive terminal),the radio is protected electronically.

The radio can only be switched onentering your personal secret code.

SOUND SECTION

– Mute/Pause function

– Loudness function

– 5-band graphic equalizer

– Separate bass/treble adjustment

– Right/left and front/rear channelbalancing

– Audio Clip Detect function

– Soft Mute function.

ANTITHEFT PROTECTION

The radio is fitted with an antitheftprotection system based on a four-digit secret code that makes theradio unusable.

CAUTIONS

If it is very cold inside the car andthe CD player is used a little afterturning the heater on, a film of dampmay form on the Compact Disc oron the player optics and the soundmay not be perfect. In this case donot use the CD player for at least anhour, so that the condensation dis-solves naturally and normal opera-tion is resumed.

Driving on rough roads with heavyvibrations may cause skipping whenthe CD player is working.

IMPORTANT The CD player canread most of the compression systemscurrently on sale (e.g.: LAME, BLADE,XING, FRAUNHOFER); however,due to the evolution of these systems,reading of all compression formats isnot guaranteed.

IMPORTANT If using copy-pro-tected CDs, a few seconds may be re-quired before the system starts play-back.



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GLOSSARY

AF (Alternative Frequency)

Function that allows the radio tostay tuned on the FM station select-ed also passing through areas servedby transmitters with different fre-quencies.

The RDS system actually keeps theintensity and quality of the signalreceived under control, automatical-ly switching tuning on the frequencyof the transmitter that is sending thestrongest signal.

Autostore

Function with which it is possible tostore automatically radio stations.

Balance (Channel balancing)

Function with which it is possible tosuitably adjust the sound from theright or left speakers.

Bass (Bass tones)

This function adjusts the basstones.

CD-Changer

Multiple Compact Disc player.

Distant/Local (Sens Dx/Loc)

These are two levels of receptionsensitivity.

1) Distant (maximum sensitivity),which makes it possible to tune allthe stations that can be received.

2) Local (minimum sensitivity),which makes it possible to tune onlythose stations with sufficiently strongsignals, such as for example local sta-tions.

EON (Enhanced OtherNetwork)

Function that allows the radio totune automatically on a different sta-tion that the one being listened towhich broadcasts traffic information.

Fader

Function with which it is possible tosuitably adjust the sound from thefront or rear speakers.

F-TRK

Function enabling to select a partic-ular track on the CD. This function isactivated by pressing button 18 (3 F-TRK), then use the button/knob 10(VOL PUSH ON/OFF) to performthe required selection.

Loudness

Function that emphasises the bassand treble tones when listening atlow level. It is cut off when the vol-ume is set to maximum (level 34).

Mute

This function enables to mute theactive source. This function is acti-vated automatically, if a cell phone isconnected to the radio, when aphone call is being received.

Presettings

Number of radio stations that canbe stored manually or automatically.


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PTY (Program Type)

This function allows the presettingof a category of programmes such asfor instance, news bulletins, music,sport, etc. The set automaticallygives priority to the type of pro-gramme selected when transmissionstarts, interrupting the one inprogress.

RaNDom

This function is used to randomlyselect a Compact Disc among thosepresent in the loader and all thetracks on this Compact Disc areplayed in random sequence.

RDS (Radio Data System)

This is an additional radio informa-tion system which uses the 57 kHzsubcarrier of normal FM broadcasts.

With this function it is possible toreceive different types of informa-tion such as station names, alterna-tive frequencies, automatic tuning totraffic bulletins or special pro-grammes selected through the PTYfunction.

REG (Regional transmissionreception function)

Function with which it is possible totune only to local (regional) stations.

Soft Mute

Function that gradually highers andlowers the volume when Mute isturned on or off.

SVC

Function that automatically adjuststhe level of the volume to the speedof the car to maintain the radio withthe noise level in the passenger com-partment.

Track Repeat

Function with which it is possible tolisten continuously to the last trackplayed on the Compact Disc.

Track Scan

Function with which it is possible tolisten, for few seconds, to all theradio stations stored, or the begin-ning of all the tracks contained onCompact Disc.

TA (Traffic information)

Function with which it is possible toreceive the traffic informationbroadcast by the stations enabled,also when tuned to another stationor listening to a CD.

TPM (Track Program Memory)

Function with which it is possible tostore the sequence for playing thetracks of a CD, to be able to playthem later in the sequence set.

Treble (Treble tones)

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CONTROLS ON STEERINGWHEEL (where provided) fig. 10

The main radio function controlsare repeated on the steering wheel,to allow easier control.

Volume adjustment (“+” and “–”) Mute function(“Mute”)

Press button B (“+”) to increasevolume and (“–”) to decrease vol-ume as specified in paragraph VOLUMEADJUSTMENT. Function identical tothat of the button/knob 10 (VOLPUSH ON/OFF) set on the radio.

fig. 10

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Press C (MUTE) to turn on/offthis function that brings the volumeto zero. When this function is on thedisplay shows “MUTE” preceded bythe current source (e.g. “TUNERMUTE” when in radio mode). If inCDC mode (CD Changer), the dis-play shows: “CDC PAUSE”.

Select Radio, Compact Disc,CD Changer (“SRC”)(SRC = Source = source)Press repeatedly button A (SRC)

to cyclically select Radio, CompactDisc, CD Changer (if the CompactDisc player is fitted). This buttonfunction is identical to that of thebutton 14 (SRC) set on the radio.

Setting Radio, Compact Disc,CD Changer (“+” and “–”)Button D (<</>>) implements

three different functions according tothe selected operating mode (Radio,Compact Disc or CD Changer).Button functions are identical to

the functions of buttons 6 (>>) and15 (<<) set on the radio, as con-cerns the following functions.

1) Radio function: adjust tuning

Press button D (<</>>) to selectstations in the required band.

2) Compact Disc function

Press button D (<</>>) to selectnext/previous track.

3) Compact Disc function:select CD next/previous track

Press button D (<</>>) to playnext/previous track on the CompactDisc you are listening to accordingto modes SELECT OR REPEAT A TRACK.


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FUNCTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS

Switching on

The set is switched on pressing thebutton/knob 10 (VOL PUSH ON/OFF). Switching on may be connect-ed to engine starting: turning the igni-tion key to MAR, the radio turns on;turning the ignition key to STOPthe radio turns off. If the radio wason before the engine was turned off,it will turn on again automatically thenext time the engine is started.

If the radio is turned on with theignition key at STOP, it will turn offautomatically after about 20 minutes.

Turning the radio off

To turn the radio off press button/knob 10 (VOL PUSH ON/ OFF).

Pause function

If while listening to a Compact Discanother function is selected (e.g. theradio), playing is stopped and whenthe Compact Disc mode is resumed,it starts again from the point inwhich it was stopped.

If while listening to the radio anoth-er function is selected, when theRadio mode is resumed, it is tunedto the last station selected.

Volume adjustment

Adjust volume throughbutton/knob 10 (VOL PUSHON/OFF).

Turn the knob rightwards toincrease volume and leftwards todecrease it.

The display shows: “VOLUME00” … “VOLUME 12”

Selecting Radio/Compact Disc/CD Changer

Pressing briefly and repeatedly the14 (SRC) button it is possible toselect the following functions insequence:

– TUNER (Radio)

– CD (Compact Disc)

– CDC (CD Changer) (only if theCD Changer is connected).

After each change of the listeningsource, the display shows the func-tion selected: TUNER (Radio), CD(Compact Disc), CDC (CDChanger).

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Mute function (turning off thevolume completely)

To switch on the MUTE function,briefly press (less than 1 second) thebutton 2 (II MUTE). Volume willgradually lower (SOFT MUTEfunction) and the display will showthe function selected and the wordMUTE (e.g. “TUNER MUTE”when Radio function is selected).

To switch off the MUTE function,press button 2 (II MUTE) brieflyagain. Volume will gradually becomelouder (SOFT MUTE function)returning to the value set beforeswitching on the MUTE function.

Turning the button/knob 10 (VOLPUSH ON/OFF) the sound levelchanges but the MUTE functionstays on. Press again button 2 (IIMUTE) to switch it off.

With the MUTE function on, allthe other functions can be used andif a traffic bulletin arrives with theTA function on, the message ignoresthe MUTE function.

Soft Mute function

When the MUTE function isturned on or off, the volume lowersor increases gradually (SOFTMUTE function).

Tone adjustment

Proceed as follows:

– briefly (less than 1 second) andrepeatedly press the 11 (AUDIODSP) button until the display shows“BASS” , “TREBLE” (select Bass,Treble function).

– turn button/knob 10 (VOLPUSH ON/OFF) to the right toincrease basses or trebles or to theleft to decrease.

For few seconds the display showsthe levels of the basses/trebles (from–10 to +10).


Balance adjustment

Proceed as follows:

– briefly (less than 1 second) andrepeatedly press the 11 (AUDIODSP) button until the display shows“BALANCE” (select Balancingfunction)

– turn button/knob 10 (VOLPUSH ON/OFF) to the right toincrease the sound from the rightspeakers and to the left to increasethe sound from the left speakers.

For few seconds the display showsthe levels of balancing from ˙ +10 a¯ +10 (˙ = right, ¯ = left). Afterfew seconds from the last adjust-ment, the display returns to the mainradio screen.


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Equalizer settings(only if the equalizer is on)

To turn on the equalizer, press but-ton 11 (AUDIO DSP) and turn but-ton/knob 10 (VOL PUSHON/OFF) to select one of the fol-lowing adjustments:

– “PRESET” (preset equalizeradjustment)

– “CLASSIC” (preset equalizeradjustment)

– “JAZZ” (preset equalizer adjust-ment)

– “ROCK” (preset equalizeradjustment)

– “CUSTOMER” (adjustment ofthe 5 equalizer bands that can bechanged by the user)

Press repeatedly the 15 (<<) or 6(>>) to select the band and use but-ton/knob 10 (VOL PUSH ON/OFF) to increase/reduce level in thefrequency band selected.

Fader adjustment

Proceed as follows:

– briefly (less than 1 second) andrepeatedly press the 11 (AUDIODSP) button until the display shows“FADE” (select Fader function)

– turn button/knob 10 (VOLPUSH ON/OFF) to the right toincrease the sound from the frontspeakers and to the left to increasethe sound from the rear speakers.


Loudness function

The Loudness function improvesthe sound volume when listening atlow level, increasing the basses andtrebles. It is cut off when the volumeis set to maximum.

To switch the function on/off, pressbriefly (less than 1 second) theMENU button to enter the 12(MENU RDS) and then press thebutton for scrolling the menu. Thefunction condition (on or off) isshown on the display by “LOUD-NESS: ON” or “LOUDNESS:OFF”, selectable through buttons 6(>>) or 15 (<<).

TELEPHONE PROVISION

If the handsfree kit is installed onthe car, when a phone call isreceived, the volume selected forthe PHONE function is set in themenu, and can be cut off if required(OFF).



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RADIO (Tuner) fig. 9

When the set is turned on the lastfunction selected before turning offis played (Radio, Compact Disc orCD Changer).

To select the Radio source whilelistening to a Compact Disc, pressbriefly (less than 1 second) andrepeatedly the 14 (SRC) buttonuntil this function is selected.

If in the radio source, press briefly(less than 1 second) and repeatedlythe 13 (BAND AS) button to selectthe required reception band.

Every time the button 13 (BANDAS) is pressed, the following bandsare selected in sequence: “FM1”,FM2”, “FM3”, “FM4AST”, “LW”,“MW” and “AMAST”

The FM band is divided into sec-tions: FM1, FM2, FM3 andFMAST. The FMAST section isreserved to the stations stored auto-matically with the AutoSTore func-tion.

The “FMAST” section is reservedto the stations stored automaticallywith the AutoSTore function.

The AM band is divided into sec-tions: MW, LW and AMAST. TheAMAST section is reserved to thestations stored automatically withthe AutoSTore function.

The radio is always ready toreceive stations in the RDS mode(Radio Data System).

Presetting buttons

The buttons with symbols from 1to 6 (“3”, “4”, “5”, “16”, “17, “18”)make it possible to set the followingpresettings:

– 24 in the FM band( 6 in FM 1, 6 inFM 2, 6 in FM 3, 6 in FMAST)

– 6 in the LW band

– 6 in the MW band

– 6 in the AMAST band

To call a preset station, choose therequired frequency band and thenpress briefly (less than 1 second) thecorresponding preset button (from 1to 6). The display will show thename, the frequency and the preset-ting number.

Storing the last station heard

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Automatic tuning

Briefly press (less than 1 second)button 15 (<<) or 6 (>>) to startautomatically searching the tuningfor the next station that it is possibleto receive in the direction chosen.

If the station on which the tunerstops is one of the stations storedwith the preset buttons (from 1 to6), the display will show the preset-ting number.

Manual tuning

This allows manual station search-ing in the chosen band. This functionhas to be through the MENU.

For manual tuning proceed as fol-lows:

1. Select the band by button 13(BAND AS): FM1, FM2, FM3, MWor LW.

2. Press briefly (less than 1 second)and repeatedly button 15 (<<) or 6(>>).

Pressing one of the buttons 15(<<) or 6 (>>) longer (over 1 sec-ond) obtains fast forward searching,which is stopped when the button isreleased.

If the station on which the tunerstops is one of the stations storedwith the preset buttons (from 1 to6), the display will show the preset-ting number on the bottom line.

Station scanning(Scan function)

Press button 7 (SCAN): to startscanning the stations in the frequen-cy band selected (FM, AM, MW,LW). The frequency of each stationfound is shown on the display.

While scanning the display willshow “TUNER SCAN”, or “CDCSCAN” (if the CD Changer is fit-ted), with the word “SCAN” flash-ing.

When the SCAN function is on, allthe other functions are cancelled.




– changing the listening source(Radio, CD Changer)

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Scanning preset stations

Press the 7 (SCAN) button for atleast 2 seconds to start scanning thepreset stations in the present fre-quency band;

– FM: FM 1, FM 2, …., FM II 1, FMII 2,… FM III 1, FM III 2,… FMAST 1,FMAST 2,….

– AM: MW 1, MW 2, …. MW 6,LW 1, LW 2, …. LW 6, AMAST 1,AMAST 2,…

Each preset station will be heardfor few seconds and its frequencyshown on the display.

The preset station SCAN functionis interrupted in the following cases:





– changing the listening source(Radio, CD Changer)

– changing the FM level or frequen-cy band selected

Manual station storage

The station being heard can bestored in the range selected withbuttons numbered from 1 to 6.

Keep one of these buttons (from 1to 6) pressed. After storage, the dis-play shows the number of the buttonwith which the station has beenstored and a confirmation beepsounds.

AutoSTore function(automatic station storage)

To switch on the AutoSTore func-tion, keep the 13 (BAND AS) but-ton pressed. With this function theradio automatically stores the sta-tions with the strongest signal indecreasing order of intensity of theFMAST frequency band.

IMPORTANT Activating theAutoSTore function cancels the sta-tions stored previously in theFMAST band.

During automatic storage the dis-play shows “TUNER FMAST” or“TUNER AMAST” if in theTUNER mode (Radio) with FM orAM frequency bands. To interruptthe storage process, press the 13(BAND AS) button again: the radiowill automatically tune to the stationheard before activation of theAutoSTore function.

Listening to stored stations

Proceed as follows:

– select the required frequencyband and the storing section (FM1,FM2, FM3, FMAST, MW, LW,AMAST);

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The display will show the stationname (if any) and frequency, and onthe bottom line of the display will beshown “Pn” where n correspondsto the active presetting number.

In bands FM1, FM2 and FM3 ifreception is poor and the AF alter-native frequency search function isactive, the station with the strongestsignal that is broadcasting the sameprogramme will be sought automati-cally.

AF function(alternative frequency search)

To turn on/off the alternative fre-quency search function (AF func-tion), press briefly (less than 1 sec-ond) the 8 (AF PTY) button. Thename RDS (if available) stays on thedisplay and if the AF function hasbeen turned on the message AFSWITCHING: ON is displayed.

– “AF SWITCHING: ON” =alternative frequency search on

– “AF SWITCHING: OFF” =alternative frequency search off.

When the signal of the RDS stationtuned weakens, the following twocases may occur:

– With “AF SWITCHING: ON”the RDS system activates automatictuning of the optimum frequency ofthe station chosen, with the stationsenabled, therefore the radio is auto-matically tuned to the station withthe strongest signal that is broadcast-ing the same programme. During thejourney it will thus be possible tocontinue listening to the station cho-sen without having to change the fre-quency when changing area. Ofcourse, the station being listened tomust be receivable in the area the caris crossing.

– With “AF SWITCHING: OFF”the radio will not tune the strongeststation automatically and it will haveto be found manually using the tunerbuttons.

TA function(traffic information)

Certain stations in the FM band (inFM1, FM2, FM3 and FMAST storingsections) are enabled to also broad-cast information about traffic condi-tions. When listening to traffic infor-mation the display shows “TRAF-FIC INFO” and the current station(e.g. station name) alternately.

To turn the TA (traffic information)function on/off, briefly press (lessthan 1 second) the 9 (TA) button. Ifthe function is on the display shows“TA-ON”.

With the TA function on, at thestart of the traffic bulletin the radiostops temporarily the current sta-tion or the CD in order to broadcasttraffic information. This is possibleonly if the current station selectedand the station broadcasting trafficinformation are connected for theEON function.



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Program Type function (PTY) (selecting a type of programme)

Many radio stations offer, in the FMrange (FM1, FM2, FM3), the type ofprogramme (PTY) service. Forexample, stations broadcasting infor-mation/news will display “NEWS”as PTY code.

With the PTY function, a search fil-ter is activated that enables tuningonly on the stations broadcastingprogrammes with preset PTY code(e.g. “POP”).

To turn on the PTY function, keepbutton 8 (AF PTY) pressed.

The types of programmes offeredby a radio station can change accord-ing to broadcasting:

NEWS News and magazine

AFFAIRS Politics and news

INFO Special informationprogrammes

SPORT Sport programmes

EDUCATE Education

DRAMA Radio dramas andliterature

CULTURE Culture and religion

SCIENCE Science

VARIED Variety

POP M Pop music (hits)

ROCK M Rock music

EASY M Easy music

LIGHT M Light classic music

CLASSICS Classic music

OTHER M Other music(e.g. folk)

WEATHER Weather report

FINANCE Finance news

CHILDREN Child’s programmes

SOCIAL Social information

RELIGION Religion and philos-ophy

PHONE IN Listener’s calls (otherthan “PHONE IN” func-tion active only withhandsfree kit connec-tion for cell phone)

TRAVEL Tourist’sinformation

LEISURE Free time andhobbies

JAZZ Jazz

COUNTRY Country music

NATION M Nationalbroadcasting

OLDIES Golden Oldies

FOLK M Folk music

DOCUMENT Special reports

Automatic PTY select

To select a type of programmethrough this function select a pro-gramme type in the stored list andthen start the automatic search asdescribed in the following para-graphs.


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PTY function reactivation

Press button 8 (AF PTY) for over 2seconds…. Then, the last pro-gramme type selected is displayed(e.g. “POP”).

Setting the programme type

Press button 8 (AF PTY), for over2 seconds and the PTY code of thecurrent station will be displayed.Select the required code turning thebutton/knob 10 (VOL PUSHON/OFF). Then press one of the15 (<<) or 6 (>>) buttons to startthe automatic search of stationsbroadcasting with the selected PTYcode. Automatic PTY search stopsautomatically on next station offer-ing the preset programme type andshows the type of programme (e.g.“POP”) and the word “PTY” flash-es.

IMPORTANT If no station isavailable with this type of pro-gramme, the station selected previ-ously is heard and the PTY functionis abandoned.

PTY function deactivation

When selecting the PTY mode, ifno operation is performed within 10seconds, the radio returns to themode selected before pressing but-ton 8 (AF PTY) and stores the lastPTY code selected.

MENU

Functions of the 12 (MENU RDS) button

To activate the menu function,briefly press (less than 1 second) the12 (MENU RDS) button.

in this way you enter the first levelmenu. To enter the second levelkeep the 12 (MENU RDS) buttonpressed for over 2 seconds.

To scroll the menu functions pressrepeatedly the 12 (MENU RDS) but-ton.

The functions controlled by thefirst level menu are:

1 Manual tuning seek on/off (MAN-UAL TUNING SEEK)

2 Function confirmation beep(BEEP)

3 Tuning sensitivity adjustment(SENS DX/LO)

4 News programmes on/off(NEWS)

5 Volume control according tospeed (SVC)

6 Tuning adjustment on trafficinformation (EON TA)

7 Loudness on/off (LOUDNESS)

8 CD Compression

To turn selected function on/offpress buttons 15 (<<) or 6 (>>).

9 Allocate a name to a CD/selectCD tracks (TPM = Track ProgramMemory)



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The functions controlled by thesecond level menu are:

1 Current RDS station time display(if any)

2 audio distortion clipper on/off(AUDIO CLIP DETECT)

3 Max. volume setting at switchingon (MAX VOLUME)

4 Phone volume adjustment func-tion (PHONE)

5 AUTO setting selection throughwhich radio on/off depends onengine starting/stopping.

To turn the selected function on/offpress button/knob 10 (VOL PUSHON/OFF).

NOTE When passing to next set-ting item, the previous set one isstored.

ADJUSTMENTS

First level menu functions

1 - manual tuning seek on/off(TUNING SEEK)

This function enables to searchmanually (MANUAL) or automatical-ly (AUTO) the stored stations.

To switch from manual to automat-ic press buttons 15 (<<) or 6 (>>).


– “TUNING SEEK: AUTO”:automatic seek on

– “TUNING SEEK: MANUAL”:manual seek on.

2 - function confirmation beep(BEEP)

System is fitted with the BEEPfunction (the display shows“ROGER BEEP-ON”).

This function confirms buttonpressing by a sound indication(BEEP).



– “ROGER BEEP: ON” = func-tion on

– “ROGER BEEP: OFF” = func-tion off.

3 - tuner sensitivity adjustment(SENS DX/LO)

With this function it is possible tochange the sensitivity of automaticstation searching. When low sensi-tivity is set “SENSITIVITY:LOCAL” only stations with excel-lent reception are sought; when highsensitivity is set “SENSITIVITY:DISTANT” all stations are sought.Therefore, if the car is in an areawith a considerable number of sta-tions and you want to choose onlythose with a strong signal, set to lowsensitivity “SENSITIVITY:LOCAL”.



– “SENSITIVITY: LOCAL” =low sensitivity

– “SENSITIVITY: DISTANT” =high sensitivity.


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4 - News programmes on/off(NEWS)

This function is similar to the TAfunction: with FM station and NEWSmode active, if a news programme isbroadcast, the radio operates as fol-lows:

– it sets the same volume as the TAfunction, if the TUNER source isactive;

– it switches from active source(CD or CDC) to TUNER mode, incase of other source, setting thesame volume as the TA function.

To make use of this function, theradio, in TUNER, mode, must betuned on a FM station broadcastingthe NEWS code.



– “NEWS: ON” = function on

– “NEWS: OFF” = function off

5 - SVC, volume changingwith car speed

The SVC function makes it possibleto automatically adapt the volumelevel to the speed of the car, increas-ing it as the speed increases to main-tain the ratio with the noise levelinside the passenger compartment.

Press 15 (<<) or 6 (>>) to changeSVC setting, thus passing from OFFto the selected gain level (from 1 to7). High gain level values correspondto proportionally higher volumeincreases according to speed.


“SPEED VOLUME OFF” =function off

“SPEED VOLUME: +3” = func-tion on and gain level indication

6 - tuning adjustment on trafficinformation (EON TA DX/LO)

This function enables to adjustreception sensitivity of radio stationsbroadcasting traffic information.



– “TRAFFIC: LOCAL” = lowsensitivity

– “TRAFFIC: DISTANT” = highsensitivity

7 - loudness on/off (LOUD-NESS)

The LOUDNESS function improvesthe sound volume when listening atlow level, increasing the basses andtrebles.




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“LOUDNESS: ON” = loudnesson

“LOUDNESS: OFF” = loudnessoff

8 - CD Compression

This function optimises sound levelaccording to the type of musicplayed by the CD.



– “COMPRESSION: ON” =function on

– “COMPRESSION: OFF” =function off

9 - allocate a name to aCD/select CD tracks (TPM)

This function can be chosen only ifa Compact Disc is inserted.

If the CD already has a name, thiswill be shown on the display.

The TPM function enables the fol-lowing:

– to name up to 10 CDs with max.12 characters

– to select played tracks (in theoriginal sequence and up to 99 max.)

Every CD is identified by total play-ing time and total number of tracks.

To name a CD (CD Naming) pro-ceed as follows:

– the display shows “Name 1:”

– use button/knob 10 (VOLPUSH ON/OFF) to select the CD(1 to 10) to be named (active only ifthe 10 memories for the CD namesare all used);

– press button 6 (>>) to confirmthe CD

– the first character relevant to theCD name flashes to indicate the cur-sor position

– use button/knob 10 (VOLPUSH ON/OFF) to select letters(from “A” to “Z”) for allocating thename to the CD

– use button 6 (>>) or 15 (<<) tomove the cursor along characters

– press button 12 (MENU RDS) toconfirm the CD name and to moveto TPM function TPM (TrackProgram Memory)

– the display shows the defaultmessage “PLAY TRACK: ALL”;selecting ALL on TPM, the displaywill show “PLAY TRACK: ALL”;otherwise “PLAY TRACK: 10 – Yor N” (YES or NO) wil be dis-played

– use button/knob 10 (VOLPUSH ON/OFF) to selectbetween ALL, 1, 2, 3 … maxtrack no.


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– use button 6 (>>) or 15 (<<) toenter or exclude the current trackno. from the TPM list

– press button 12 (MENU RDS) toconfirm the CD playing sequencethereby moving to the next menufunction

IMPORTANT When enteringname or TPM, the radio returns tothe current source without storingmodifications if no button is pressedfor at least 20 seconds.

Second level menu functions

1 - RDS station time display

This function makes it possible todisplay current RDS station time (ifthis information is present).

2 - audio distortion clipperon/off (AUDIO CLIP DETECT)

This function reduces automaticallythe radio output level when exces-sive distortion is detected that coulddamage the speakers.



“CLIP DETECT: ON” = func-tion on

“CLIP DETECT: OFF” = func-tion off

3 - max. volume setting atswitching on (MAX VOLUME)

This function makes it possible toset the radio volume (from 10 to 33)at switching on.

To adjust volume use button/knob10 (VOL PUSH ON/OFF).

The display will show the set vol-ume (e.g. “MAX VOLUME: 25”)

4 - phone volume adjustmentfunction (PHONE)

With this function it is possible toadjust the phone volume (volumelevel setting 1 to 3).

The display shows the default mes-sage “PHONE LEVEL: OFF” (vol-ume set by Manufacturer and corre-sponding to the max. level).

Using the button/knob 10 (VOLPUSH ON/OFF) the volume canbe adjusted at 3 different levels(PHONE LEVEL 1, PHONELEVEL 2 and PHONE LEVEL 3):the higher the figure is, the lower isthe volume.



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5 - AUTO function setting

With this function it is possible toset radio turning on/off depending oncar ignition/stopping or independentradio turning on/off.

With this function on (radio is setto switch off when the car isswitched off), it is however possibleto switch on the radio.

With this function off, whenswitching off the car the radio stayson.



– “AUTO: ON” = function on

– “AUTO: OFF” = function off

COMPACT DISC PLAYER fig. 9

You radio is fitted with a CompactDisc player for sound CDs.

Compact Disc insertion and ejec-tion are facilitated by a poweredmechanism.

Selecting the CompactDisc player

To turn on the Compact Disc play-er integrated in the set, when a CDis already inserted, turn the set onpressing button/knob 10 (VOLPUSH ON/OFF), then briefly (lessthan 1 second) and repeatedly pressbutton 14 (SRC) to select the “CD”mode.

Inserting a CD, also with the deviceoff, the CD player is turned on.

Inserting/ejecting a CD

To insert the CD set it gently inplace to activate the powered load-ing system, which will position it cor-rectly.

Press 1 (˚) with the device on tooperate the powered CD eject sys-tem.

Display information

When the CD player is working,the display shows information whichhas the following meaning:

“CD”: shows the CD mode

“TRACK 12”: shows the numberof the track on the CD

“11.04”: shows the time elapsedsince the start of the track


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Press briefly (less than 1 second)the 6 (>>) button to play the nexttrack on the CD and 15 (<<) to playthe previous one.

To select tracks continuously, keepthe button pressed.

If playing the track started morethan 3 seconds ago, pressing 15(<<) the track is played again fromthe start. In this case of wanting toplay the previous trac, press button15 (<<) twice consecutively.



FAST TRACK SELECTION(forward/backward)

Briefly press (less than 1 second)the button/knob 18 (3 F-TRK) toenter the fast selection mode. Thesound system display will show themessage “TRx FASTTRACK” (xindicates the track number).

To select the required track, turnthe button/knob 10 (VOL PUSHON/OFF) and then press it briefly(less than 1 second) to confirm:required track playback will start.

Pause function

To pause the CD player, brieflypress the 2 (II MUTE) button. Thedisplay will show “CD PAUSE”.

To listen to the track again, pressbutton 2 (II MUTE) again.

Scanning tracks on the CD(Scan Function)


Keep the 7 (SCAN) buttonpressed to play the first 10 secondsof every track on the CD.










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CD CHANGER (MultipleCompact Disc Player) USE(if connected)

The radio is preset for compatiblecompact disc player fig. 11 (availableat Lineaccessori Fiat).

For installation andconnection of the CDchanger apply only to

Fiat Dealership.


Briefly press (less than 1 second) thepreset button 4 (5 RPT): the displayshows “CD REPEAT TRACK”.

Press the preset button 4 (5 RPT)again to turn off the repeat function:the display shows “CD REPEATOFF”.


To guarantee optimum playing, useoriginal CDs. If using R/RW CDs,use top quality CDs duplicated at aslow as possible speed.


To start the random playing oftracks on the Compact Disc, pressbriefly (less than 1 second) button 5(6 RND). A new track will be playedand the display will show “CDRANDOM TRACK”.

Press the preset button 5 (6 RND)again to turn off the repeat function:the display shows “CD RANDOMOFF”.

When the random function is on,all the tracks on the CD are playedin random sequence.


TPM function (CD playingsequence storage)

With the TPM function (TrackProgram Memory) it is possible tostore the sequence for playing tracksof a CD, to be able to play themlater in the sequence set.

To store CD track playingsequence, refer to ALLOCATE A NAMETO A CD/SELECT CD TRACKS (TPM) onprevious pages.

fig. 11

F0C0261m


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CD CHANGER (MultipleCompact Disc Player)(if connected)

Selecting the CD Changer

To turn on the CD Changer, turnon the set, then press briefly (lessthan 1 second) and repeatedly the14 (SRC) button to select the“CDC” source (CD Changer).

Possible error messages

If the loader does not contain anyCompact Discs, the display will show“NO CD”. If at least one CD isfound, it will be played.

If the CD played is illegible, thenext CD will be selected; if there areno other CDs or if they are alsoillegible, the display will show “NOCD” until the listening source ischanged.

Lineaccessori Fiat CD Changer isfitted with a proper loader for 5compact discs.

Operation

To play the Compact Discs in theCD Changer, select “CDC” pressingbriefly and repeatedly button 14(SRC).

When listening to a Compact Discfor the first time after putting it inthe CD loader, playing starts fromthe first track on the first disc avail-able in the loader.

While playing the display shows thenumber of the track being heard (e.g.“TRACK 12” = twelfth track), theplaying time elapsed from the start ofthe track (e.g. “11:10” = 11 minutesand 10 seconds) and the number ofthe Compact Disc selected (e.g.“CDC3” = third CD) depending onthe function selected in the menu.



WARNING



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Choosing the CD

Press 16 (1 CD+) to select the nextCD and17 (2 CD–) to select the pre-vious one.

If the loader does not contain a discin the position selected, the displayshows“NO CD”, and the next discis played automatically.


Briefly press 6 (>>) to play thenext track on the Compact Discbeing listened to.

Briefly press (less than 1 second)button 15 (<<) to play the previoustrack on the Compact Disc being lis-tened to.



Scanning tracks on the CD(Scan function)


Keep the 7 (SCAN) buttonpressed to play the first 10 secondsof every track on the CD. Whileplaying the display will alternatelyshow the CD function chosen (CDname, time and number) and theword “SCAN” (e.g. “CDC3SCAN TK12 0.04”)

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– pressing 7 (SCAN) again to con-tinue listening to the track beingplayed

– pressing 6 (>>) or 15 (<<)thereby moving to the next or previ-ous track



– pressing 12 (MENU RDS).

If the SCAN function is not inter-rupted, at the end it will continueplaying the track played before scan-ning was started.

Pause function

To pause the CD player, pressbriefly (less than 1 second) the 2 (II)button. The display shows “CDCMUTE”.

To listen to the track again, pressbutton 2 (II) again.

The pause function is automaticallycancelled changing the listeningsource.


Briefly press (less than 1 second)the preset button 4 (5 RPT) to listenrepeatedly to the last track played:the display shows “CDC REPEATTRACK”.

Press the preset button 4 (5 RPT)again to turn off the repeat function:the display shows “CD REPEATOFF”.


IMPORTANT When the repeatfunction is turned on, the SCANand MIX functions are turned off.


To start random playing of trackson the Compact Disc selected, pressthe preset button 5 (6 RND). A newtrack will be played and the displaywill show “CDC RANDOMDISK”. To start random playing ofall the CDs contained in the CDChanger, press a second time 5 (6RND); the display will show “CDCRANDOM PACK”. Press 5 (6RND) a third time to urn the functionoff: the display will show “CDCRANDOM OFF”.

Stopping and ejecting the CD

Press 1 (˚) or 14 (SRC) to returnto the radio mode.


Waiting time passes keeping theradio on. When turning the radioon/off, counting restarts from thestart of the current attempt.

The waiting time is over when thedisplay shows the figure and thedashes of the next attempt (e.g. 2 - -- ).

Vain attempts Waiting(on display) time (approx.)

1 1 minute

2 2 minutes

3 4 minutes

4 8 minutes

5 16 minutes

6 30 minutes

7 1 hour

8 2 hours

9 4 hours

10 8 hours

11 16 hours

12 24 hours


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SECRET CODING

Entering radio’s secret code

Entry of the secret code is requiredto allow the radio to work after thefirst connection to the car electricsystem different from the originalone.

Connecting the radio to the carsupply, the display shows “RADIOM - CODE ----”.

The secret code comprises four fig-ures, each corresponding to one ofthe dashes.



Waiting times

If a wrong code is entered, the nextattempts to enter the code arespaced by the following waitingtimes. During these intervals theradio can be connected or discon-nected but not switched on.

During the waiting time the radioshall not be on.

It shall however be connected with+12V permanent voltage. The wait-ing time is over when the displayshows the figure and the dashes ofthe next attempt (e.g. 2 - - -).

The following table shows thetimes between one attempt and theother.


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Entering the secret codeof the CD Changer

Should the control code betweenthe radio and the CD Changer benot recognised, to reset CDChanger proper operation the four-digit secret code must be enteredmanually.

When entering the secret code,the display shows: “CDC M --CODE ----”.

The secret code comprises four fig-ures, each corresponding to one ofthe dashes and is different for eachCD Changer.


TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Aerial fig. 12

The car is fitted with an aeriallocated on the roof. You are recom-mended to slacken and remove theaerial from the roof to avoid damag-ing it when washing the car in auto-matic systems.

Radio power

– 4 x 35W (with standard soundsystem comprising 2 tweeters + 2front woofers and 2 rear full-rangespeakers)

fig. 12

F0C0298m


If the code has been entered prop-erly, the radio and the CD Changerstart to work regularly.

Otherwise try to enter the secretcode a second and even a third timeif required. After the third negativeattempt, the radio sets in “stand-by”for approx. 1 hour before enablingother three attempts.



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– 2 front midwoofers B-fig. 14,165 mm diameter, 4 Ohm imped-ance and 40W power.

– 2 rear full-range speakers A-fig.15, 165 mm diameter, 4 Ohmimpedance and 40W power.

HI-FI system speakers(where fitted)

The HI-FI system consists of thefollowing:

– 2 front tweeters A-fig. 13, 4 Ohm impedance and 40W power.

– 2 front mid-woofers B-fig. 13,165 mm diameter, 4 Ohm imped-ance and 40W power.

– 2 rear mid-woofers B-fig. 16,165 mm diameter, 4 Ohm imped-ance and 40W power (5-door andMulti Wagon versions)

fig. 13

F0C0299mfig. 14

F0C0078m

fig. 15

F0C0143m

Standard system speakers

The standard sound systemincludes:

– 2 front tweeters A-fig. 13 4Ohm impedance and 40W power.

fig. 13

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– 2 rear tweeters A-fig. 16, 4 Ohmimpedance and 40W power (5-doorand Multi Wagon versions)

– 2 rear full-range speakers A-fig.15, 165 mm diameter, 4 Ohmimpedance and 40W power (3-doorversions)

– 1 box subwoofer C-fig. 17 set inthe boot, with 100W built-in amplifi-er

Protection fuse

The radio has a 10A protectionfuse D-fig. 18.

fig. 17

F0C0135m

fig. 18

F0C0028m

Power

CONNECTIONS A-fig. 18

A1 CAN B line signal

A2 Amplified subwoofer pres-ence signal

A3 CAN A line signal

A4 Connection to +12V switch-ing on voltage (at car starting)

A5 Radio aerial connection

A6 Not connected

A7 Connection to +12V (perma-nent) supply voltage

A8 Earth connection.

Speakers

CONNECTIONS B-fig. 18

B1 Rear speaker(right +)

B2 Rear speaker(right –)

B3 Front speaker(right +)

B4 Front speaker(right –)

B5 Front speaker(left +)

B6 Front speaker(left –)

B7 Rear speaker(left +)

B8 Rear speaker(left –)



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Additional connections

CONNECTIONS C-fig. 18

Line output connection preset-ting for power amplifier (Booster) oractive speaker.

C1 Positive sound input forexternal TMC module

C2 Negative sound input forexternal TMC module

C3 MUTE signal input fromexternal TMC module

C4 Not connected

C5 Not connected

C6 Power amplifier switchingvoltage: on/off (max. 0.3A).

PHONE INPUT

Connection presetting for hands-free phone kit (through radio).

C7 Positive sound input forexternal phone presetting

C8 Negative sound input forexternal phone presetting

C9 MUTE signal from externalphone presetting

C10 Not Connected

C11 Not Connected

C12 Phone earth

CD CHANGER CONNECTION

C13 CDC bus line

C14 CD Changer data bus

C15 CD Changer +12V supplyvoltage

C16 CD Changer switch voltage

C17 CDC bus earth

C18 Sound signal earth from CDChanger

C19 LH CDC sound channel

C20 RH CDC sound channel


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RRRRAAAADDDDIIIIOOOO WWWWIIIITTTTHHHH CCCCDDDD AAAANNNNDDDD MMMMPPPP3333 PPPPLLLLAAAAYYYYEEEERRRR

CONTROL DESCRIPTION

fig. 19

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Button RADIO Mode



Buttons and front panel Function

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11


FM/AM: store preset station 5PTY:store programme




Adjusting TA volume


˚

11 MUTE

4 DISP

5 RPT

6 RND

>>

SCAN

AF PTY

TA

VOL PUSH ON/OFF

AUDIO DSP

Eject

Mute

Preset station 4


Preset station 6

Next forward

Automatic scanning


Traffic information


Sound settings

Eject (CD)

Audio Mute




FM: Seek + / MAN +AM: Seek + / MAN +PTY: Select next programme/ automaticsearch (inside the programme)

Automatic scanning of stationson the band in use

AF ON/OFF

TA ON/OFF




CD/MP3 Mode


CD CHANGER Mode


Message setting on display

Fast forward (continuous) with display of folder number and tracknumber and title

Adjusting TA volume


Eject (CD)




Select next track


TA ON/OFF




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Eject (CD)

Playing Pause/Audio Mute

Displaying of file name, folder number andname, singer, album, track

MP3 track repeating ON/OFF, repeating ofMP3 tracks contained in the folder orrepeating of the whole CD/MP3

MP3 random track repeating or randomrepeating of MP3 tracks contained in thefolder

Select next track


TA ON/OFF





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RADIO Mode


Button Buttons and front panel


12

13

14

15

16

17

18

RDS Clock display Audio Clip Detect ON/OFFAutomatic search ON/OFFPhone volume adjustment ON/OFFMax. radio volume at switching on

Store automatically in preset stationgroup. Exit on FMAST.P1 or AMAST.P1




MENU RD

BAND AS

SRC

<<

1 CD / *+

2 CD / * –

3 F-TRK

Menu function

Select frequency band

Select source

Previous backward

Preset station 1

Preset station 2

Preset station 3

Manual station tuning ON/OFFNEWS ON/OFFFunction confirmation beep ON/OFF(BEEP)SENS DX/LOSVC (Speed Volume)Loudness ON/OFFEON TA ONCD CompressionTPM (Track Program Memory)CD Naming

FM1,FM2,FM3,FMAST, LW,MW,AMAST


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CD/MP3 Mode


CD CHANGER Mode


RDS Clock displayAudio Clip Detect ON/OFFSelect previous trackPhone volume adjustment ON/OFFMax. radio volume at witching on


NEWS ON/OFFFunction confirmation beep ON/OFF (BEEP)SVC (SPEED VOLUME)Loudness ON/OFFEDN/TA ON DX/LOCd CompressionTPM (Track Program Memory)




CD +

CD –

RDS clock displayAudio Clip Detect ON/OFFSet radio switching on modePhone volume adjustment ON/OFFMax. radio volume at witching on.


NEWS ON/OFFFunction confirmation beep ON/OFF (BEEP)SVC (SPEED VOLUME)LOUDNESS ON/OFFEDN/TA ONCD CompressionON/OFF track/folder name scroll (NAMESCROLL) or single scroll of the folder name(ONCE)


CD, RADIO CD Changer (if connected)


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INTRODUCTION

As far as Radio, Compact Disc andCd Changer are concerned, please re-fer to the chapter RADIO WITH COM-PACT DISC PLAYER.

As for the MP3 player, read the fol-lowing indications.

MPEG Layer-3 audio decodingtechnology licensed from FraunhoferIIS and Thomson multimedia.

MP3 PLAYER

Besides a normal CD reproduction,the sound system can reproduce alsoCD ROM in which compressed fileshave been recorded in MP3 format. Itoperates as a normal system withCompact Disc player when a CD is in-serted, except for the TRACK NAM-ING/SELECTION (TPM) and CD NAMING(see previous chapter RADIO WITHCOMPACT DISC PLAYER) modes, that aredeactivated.

CD/MP3 reading

When a CD-ROM is inserted in themagazine, two operations will be car-ried out:

1) Scanning of the tracks inside theCD for the file audio detection. Theaudio tracks are the first to be de-tected and this means that the soundsystem plays only these ones. Thesong name with a flashing indication“SCAN” is shown on the display (ex.“MIDNIGHT MOTION SCAN”).

2) Reading of the MP3 tracks to de-termine the song and folder structure.The indication “READING DISC” isshown on the display at this stage. Ittakes about 2 minutes to read a com-plex MP3 structure (made of severalsessions with many folders and songs)on a CD-ROM.

To guarantee optimum playing, usetop quality CDs duplicated at as lowas possible speed.

The CD-ROM reading will be termi-nated in the following cases:

– In case of a correct CD-ROM read-ing and MP3 track identification. In thiscase “MP3” appears on the displayand the playing starts from the firsttrack and the first folder (see nextparagraph PLAY MODE).

– In case the CD-ROM reading is notended after 2 minutes. “CHECKDISC” appears on the display forabout 5 seconds. In this case the soundsystem changes its audio source andgoes back to TUNER mode.

– If MP3 is not found. In this case“NO MP3 FILES” appears on thedisplay for about 5 seconds. The sys-tem changes its audio source and goesback to TUNER mode.


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Play mode

During a CD-ROM playing whereMP3 tracks have been recorded, thesound system display will indicate thesong title and its playing time (ex.“MIDNIGHT MOTION 4:37”).

The following operations can be car-ried out while playing:

– single or continuous scroll on thesong title

– ascending or descending scrollthrough the tracks in single, continu-ous or multiple mode.

– ascending or descending scrollthrough the folders (see next para-graph FOLDER STRUCTURE).

DISP

Function enabling to change displayedsettings of the various info present onCD (e.g.: tracks, folder, singer's name,album title, etc.). This function is acti-vated by pressing button 3 (4 DISP)for over 2 seconds, then use the but-ton/knob 10 (VOL PUSH ON/OFF)to select the required display setting.

In MP3 the sound system:

– plays only the MP3 tracks

– plays the tracks in an alphabetic/nu-merical order for any folder (orderedaccording to the same way) (it is bet-ter to place a number, for ex. “01”,“02” or “001” “002” before each filename)

– comes back to the beginning of thelast track each time the radio isswitched on.

During the track selection (see theparagraph TRACK SELECTION (FOR-WARD/BACKWARD) the folder number,the song number and title will be dis-played (ex. “3/13 MIDNIGHT MO-TION“).

The sound system accumulates thenumber of pressures on the preselec-tion buttons (from 1 to 6) to makeeasier the selection, and it skips onlyonce, as it was a single request.

IMPORTANT MP3 tracks record-ed with the variable bit speed methodmay cause differences in the playingtime indicated on the display.

IMPORTANT The CD player canread most of the compression systemscurrently on sale (e.g.: LAME, BLADE,XING, FRAUNHOFER); however,due to the evolution of these systems,reading of all compression formats isnot guaranteed.

Folder structure

The sound system with MP3 player:

– recognizes only the folders con-taining MP3 files

– if the CD-ROM MP3 files containseveral “sub-folders”, their structurebecome a single-level one, that is the“sub-folders” become main folders(see the following example).



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Example: With a CD with the fol-lowing structure:

+ - MP3 collection – Volume n.1

* - Celine Dion

* - Falling into you

| - It’s all coming back tome now.mp3

| - Because you lovedme.mp3

* - Incognito

| - Incognito.mp3

| - Lolita.mp3

| - Delivre-Moi.mp3

* - Prodigy

* - Experience

| - Jericho.mp3

| - Wind it now.mp3

| - Out of space.mp3

* - The fat of the land

* - Favourite songs

| - Breathe.mp3

| - Firestarter.mp3

The sound system recognizes all thefolders and will move from one of thefollowing folders to the others:

* – Falling into you

* – Incognito

* – Experience

* – Favourite songs

The * symbol indicates that the sys-tem is displaying the folder name. Ateach request of ascending or de-scending scroll through the folders,the folder name and number are dis-played (with a max. length of 15-18types, according to the folder num-ber).

When “ON” or “ONCE” are cho-sen with 12 (MENU RDS) (see para-graph TRACK FOLDER NAME SCROLL), thecomplete folder name is scrolled in thefolder display mode, before returningto the cut folder.

Next/previous folder selection

Press 16 (1 CD / * +) for a shorttime (less than 1 second) to select thesongs contained in the next folder.

Press 17 (2 CD / * –) for a shorttime (less than 1 second) to select thesongs contained in the previous fold-er.

The name and number of thenext/previous folder are shown on thedisplay (ex. “9 MISC COLLEC-TION”).


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Track repeat(Folder Repeat mode)

When 4 (5 RPT) is pressed for ashort time (less than 1 second), thesong repeating mode changes throughfollowing pressures on the key, on thedisplay appears: “CD REPEATTRACK”- > “CD REPEAT FOLD-ER” - > “CD REPEAT DISC” - >“CD REPEAT OFF”.

The following functions are associat-ed to these notices:

“CD REPEAT TRACK”: repeatsthe current track

“CD REPEAT FOLDER”: repeatsthe tracks in the selected folder

“CD REPEAT DISC”: repeats thewhole MP3 CD

“CD REPEAT OFF”: deactivatesthe track repeating mode.

The mode is deactivated each timethe audio source is changed.

RaNDom repeating mode(Folder Repeating)

Press 5 (6 RND) for a short time (lessthan 1 second) to play a random se-lection of the tracks contained in theCompact Disc: the following noticesappear on the display by pressing itfurther on: “CD RANDOM FOLD-ER”- > “CD RANDOM DISC” - >“CD RANDOM OFF”.

The following functions are associat-ed to these notices:

“CD RANDOM FOLDER”: playsa random selection of the tracks con-tained in the chosen folder.

“CD RANDOM DISC”: plays arandom selection of the tracks con-tained in the MP3 CD.

“CD RANDOM OFF”: deactivatesthe random repeating mode.

The mode is deactivated each timethe audio source is changed.

Folder name and numberdisplay

To activate this function, press. 3 (4DISP) for a short time (less than 1 sec-ond).

When 3 (4 DISP) is pressed again (orafter 5 seconds), the previous displaywill be shown.



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Track selection(Forward/backward)

Press 6 (>>) for a short time (lessthan 1 second) to play the next trackand 15 (<<) to play the previous one.

It is possible to seek manually thenext track by pressing 6 (>>) again.The folder number, the song numberand title followed by “TK SEEK” willbe shown on the display (ex. “3/13TK SEEK +6”).

In the same way, it is possible to seekagain the previous track by pressing 15(<<). In this case the folder number,the track number and title will beshown on the display, followed by“TK SEEK” (ex. “3/13 TK SEEK–4).

Keep the button pressed to selectthe songs in a continuous way. Thefolder number and the track title andnumber will be shown on the display(ex. “3/13 MIDNIGHT MO-TION”).

If the track playing started more than3 seconds before, it can be playedagain from the beginning by pressing15 (<<). In this case, if you want to re-produce the last song, press 15 (<<)two times consecutively.

FAST TRACK SELECTION(Forward/backward)

Briefly press (less than 1 second) thebutton/knob 18 (3 F-TRK) to enterthe fast selection mode. The soundsystem display will show the message“Fy TRx FASTTRACK” (y indi-cates the folder number, x indicatesthe track number).

To select the required track, turn thebutton/knob 10 (VOL PUSHON/OFF) and then press it briefly(less than 1 second) to confirm: re-quired track playback will start.

Track/folder name scroll(NAME/SCROLL function)

It is possible to activate for only onetime/deactivate the complete foldername scroll by pressing for a shorttime (less than 1 second) 12 (MENURDS).

According to the different cases thefollowing will be displayed:

“NAME SCROLL: ON” = contin-uous scroll of the song/folder com-plete names

“NAME SCROLL: ONCE” = sin-gle scroll of the complete folder nameand 15/16 types display afterwards

“NAME SCROLL: OFF” = fixedvisualization of the first 15/16 types ofthe track/folder name.



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