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Press the rocker switch <</>>
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left/
right. The sound of the left and right
channel is balanced; the number on the
display changes between -9 and +9.
The display indication automatically
stops at ‘0’ (= sound of the left and rig-
ht channel is balanced).
Fader
For balancing the sound level front/rear (Fa-
der):
●
Press the GEO button
3
.
The display
C
a gives you BAL (Ba-
lance) or FAD (Fader) plus a number
between -9 and +9.
●
Press the rocker switch /
F
up/
down. The sound of the front and rear
channel is balanced; the number on the
display changes between -9 and +9.
The display indication automatically
stops at ‘0’ (= sound of the front and
rear channel is balanced).
The adjustment is terminated by pressing
the GEO button
3
once again; otherwise,
the display will automatically return to indi-
cation of radio or CD functions approx. eight
seconds after the last setting has been car-
ried out.
Amplifier Section
ON/OFF
For switching the set on,
●
turn button
1
clockwise and
●
insert the KeyCard completely.
Your stereo is now ready for operation.
For switching the set off,
●
turn button
1
counterclockwise or
●
remove the KeyCard
D
.
First press on the KeyCard (to release
it) and then take it out of the slot.
Balance and Fader
With two loudspeakers installed, you can
balance the sound impression left/right; with
four speakers available, you can also adjust
the sound pattern of the front and rear level
(fader).
The balance and fader function is activated
by pressing the GEO button
3
.
Balance
For balancing the sound level left/right:
●
Press the GEO button
3
.
The display
C
a gives you BAL (Ba-
lance) or FAD (Fader) plus a number
between -9 and +9.
Radio Data System (RDS) with
EON
More and more radio stations in the FM range
transmit additional information in parallel to
their radio programme via the Radio Data
Service. If your radio is equipped with the
corresponding features this can offer you
considerable advantages.
Your car radio can make use of this additional
data. The data transmitted by the stations
serve to
●
recognize and indicate the programme
and the name of the programme (e.g.
BBC2)
●
to search automatically and to switch to
a frequency offering better reception of
the same programme (AF alternative
frequency)
●
identify traffic programme stations and
to
●
identify and reproduce traffic announce-
ments of the broadcaster even though
your radio is tuned to a radio network
without traffic messages. For example,
you are listening to BBC2 and your
radio gives you the traffic announce-
ments aired by the local radio program-
me GLR (RDS/EON).
●
activate the announcement pick-up
(ARI priority) in CD mode.
