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ENGLISH

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EXPERT LEVEL

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6

To carry out the next setting repeat steps 

2

to

5

.

7

To quit expert level keep pressing 

SOUND

until you hear the signal.

The individual settings

1: Language – English, German, French,
Italian: the selection of display languages.

2: Protection – Code settings to prevent theft –
see the detailed instructions starting on page
16.

3: ON Volume – Volume limit when switching
on.
– Display: »ON Volume ––«: no limit.
– Display: »ON Volume 00« to »ON Volume 30«:

a limit is entered.

4: Loudness – Boosts low frequencies at low
volumes
– Display:  »Loudness«  »low«,  »normal« or

»high«.

5: SCV – Speed Controlled Volume
– Display: »SCV: Off«. SCV 1...140.

9: Beep – Signal tone on/off
– Display: »Beep On« – Signal tone for confirming

functions.

– Display: »Beep Off« – Functions are confirmed

by a brief muting of the loudspeakers.

10: AM Band – On/off
– Display: »On« – The AM range can be selected.
– Display: »Off« – The AM range is switched off.

11: SW Band – On/off
– Display: »On« – The SW range can be selected.
– Display: »Off« – The SW range is switched off.

12: Search level– Search sensitivity
– Display: »Local« – Reduced search sensitivity.
– Display: »DX« – Immediate increased sensitivity.

13: RDS Regional – Automatic changing of the
regional station 
– Display: »On« or »Off«
– Display: »RDS Regional On« – Frequency 

change only possible between regional stations.

– Display: »RDS Regional Off« – Station change

via automatic search.

14: Date Format
– Display: »DDMMYY« or »YYMMDD«

15: Clock »On«, »Off« or »RDS« (RDS synchro-
nisation)
Note: With RDS synchronisation, settings 16 -
18 disappear. When Time is Off, settings 
15-19 disappear.

A setting is only possible if there is a speed con-
trolled signal at the SCV connection (A1).
» SCV: Off« : SCV is switched off
» SCV: 140 « : Maximum effectiveness

The speed change while driving is shown in the
top right section of the display, e.g. +4.

6: TP Mode – TP function on/off
- Display: on/off

When TP is »off«, the »

TP

« button is inactive. 

7: TP Volume – Minimum volume for radio traf-
fic news.
– Display: »TP Volume 5« to »TP Volume 30«.

Volume level, bordered display.

8: Phone – Muting in car phone mode.
– Display: »Mute« – Muting of the car radio is

activated.

– Display: »Off« – Muting of the car radio is

not activated.

– Display: »On« – You hear the phone via the

speakers. 

Note:

The phone mute signal (see page 17) must be
connected.

Summary of Contents for ALLIXX SCD 5490 RDS

Page 1: ...CAR INTERMEDIA SCD 5410 DAB SCD 5490 RDS DEUTSCH ENGLISH FRAN AIS ITALIANO PORTUGU S ESPA OL NEDERLANDS...

Page 2: ...s active 17 Fitting and removing the device Fitting the mounting frame and the device Connecting the antenna Fuse Supply voltages Loudspeakers Additional connections 19 Information Radio reception con...

Page 3: ...SOUND button to sel ect the special operating level which allows you to use functions beyond the basic range of set tings see page 13 Anti theft security This car radio is equipped with a coding func...

Page 4: ...and police sirens Set the volume using the volume knob Traffic announcements may be considerably louder than normal playback Coding If the device is coded and then disconnected from the car battery it...

Page 5: ...r PTY search CLR deletes the selection and ends the function 9 Rocker switch Starts the selected function when activated in the EXPERT mode page 13 Hold it down to call up secondary services DAB I TP...

Page 6: ...RPT Repeat mode all the tracks on the CD are played repeatedly 6 ENGLISH OVERVIEW ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Input sou...

Page 7: ...ction raises the bass and treble levels to improve the sound at low volumes 1 Press SOUND and BASS appears in the 2 Press the upper soft key LD LOUDNESS is activated The symbol is highlighted 3 Press...

Page 8: ...first time 2 Press the upper soft key to select IS 3 Start the search with the lower soft key GO You can only select known ensembles Manual station search 1 Press the upper soft key to select MAN 2 U...

Page 9: ...1 5 or the advance button Viewing the IS memory 1 Once the IS search is complete use the rocker switch to select the station you want to hear Display IS Scan Tuning to stations with station search 1 P...

Page 10: ...tening Selecting the programme type PTY 1 Press the upper soft key until PTY appears in the display 2 Use the rocker switch to select the pro gramme type you want to hear e g POP M Display POP briefly...

Page 11: ...hows the name of the station and the bottom line shows the name of the sub program selected 3 Hold down the rocker switch again to switch to the next sub program being broadcast If no information is b...

Page 12: ...lower soft key The tracks are played back in random order 3 To end this function select NRM Stopping CD playback 1 To change for example to the RADIO mode press SOURCE briefly until RADIO FM appears...

Page 13: ...tton until you see MCD in the display followed by the CD you have just selected Selecting a CD directly 6 CD changer 1 Select the CD with the memory buttons 1 5 or with III 10 CD changer 1 Select the...

Page 14: ...lay Off The SW range is switched off 12 Search level Search sensitivity Display Local Reduced search sensitivity Display DX Immediate increased sensitivity 13 RDS Regional Automatic changing of the re...

Page 15: ...28 RDS DAB If 26 on On or off If the same station is available in FM on DAB the device switches to DAB 29 DAB Linking If 26 on Program tracking if reception is bad Switches to programs with the same c...

Page 16: ...play temporarily SAFE then 1 The 1 indicates the number of attempts at entering the code 2 Enter the code number using the station but tons 1 2 3 4 3 Press SOUND to confirm your entry The radio is in...

Page 17: ...an operating voltage for the antenna amplifier etc A 4 Connection for 12 V ignition Terminal 15 of the vehicle A 2 When the input is 0 V from the Mute output of the car phone you can switch to the PHO...

Page 18: ...other or ground them This can damage the device irreparably Additional connections Flat pin connectors C CD changer AUX connection C 1 2 LINE OUT back left right C 3 Ground C 4 5 LINE OUT front left...

Page 19: ...tions are always broadcast on the same frequency These programs are combined to create ensem bles A program can thus contain up to 12 further sub programs DAB frequency band DAB stations and ensembles...

Page 20: ...entered The device switches off after 1 hour Possible cause Control unit not properly attached On Off button pressed too briefly Contacts dirty Control unit installed incorrectly You are in an area wi...

Page 21: ...21 d a b c 1 2 3 2 4 6 8 5 7 2 4 6 8 1 3 5 7 C B A 10 A 1 3 7 10 9 12 8 11 1 4 3 6 2 5 15 18 17 20 13 16 19 14 d 4 5...

Page 22: ...s Cara a 17 P 1495 Cruz Quebrada Lisboa 3 51 1 4 19 75 70 GRUNDIG ESPA A S A Solson s 2 planta baja B3 Edificio Muntadas Mas Blau E 08820 El Prat De Llobregat Barcelona 34 93 4 79 92 00 GRUNDIG NORGE...

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