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ASP (Audio Sound Processing)

Using the Audio Sound Processing system,
you have the choice between various space
sound effects.

The first four station buttons are allocated to
the sound effects ”

MOVIE

”, ”

DISCO

”, ”

VOI-

CE

”, and ”

MUSIC

”.

Pressing the station button 

5

exits the ASP

function.
The display indicates ”

ASP  OFF

”.

Briefly press the 

A S P

MONO

.button.

Use the station buttons 

1

to 

4

to select the

desired sound effect.
The display indicates, for example, ”

MUSIC

”.

í

In the case of mono broadcasts, or when
selecting mono manually, you will percei-
ve a sound effect only when selecting

VOICE

”.

When you are in a zone of poor reception,
using the ASP function may increase recepti-
on distortions. If this should be the case,
switch off the ASP function.

Amplifier

Switching on and off on the car radio

Briefly press the 

¢

¢

rotary knob.

Volume

Turn the 

¢

¢

rotary knob.

The display indicates:
"

VOL 00

" … "

VOL 46

"

LOUD (loudness)

This function improves the sound quality at
low volume levels.

Loudness on/off
Briefly press the 

LOUD

EXPERT

button.

With "Loudness" on, the display indicates
"LOUD".

BA

FAD

TRE

BAL

1

– 

5

A S P

MONO

¢

¢

LOUD

EXPERT

Tone memory

It is possible to store various sound and
fader/balance settings by means of the station
buttons 

1

– 

2

.

Storing settings
Set the bass, treble, fader, balance, and
loudness as desired.
When you are in one of the various setting
modes, press, for example, the station 
button 

1

until the signal sounds.

The display indicates "

SOUND    1

".

The set values are stored in memory.

Calling up settings
Press the 

BA

FAD

or 

TRE

BAL

button and then, 

for example, briefly press the station button 

1

.

Pressing the 

BA

FAD

or 

TRE

BAL

button and then

the station button 

1

,calls up the linear (medi-

an) settings.
The display indicates "

LINEAR

".

BASS

Briefly press the 

BA

FAD

button.

Turn the 

¢

¢

rotary knob:

The display indicates:
"

BASS  - 8

"…"

BASS 00

"…"

BASS  + 8

"

Terminate the setting:

Briefly press the 

BA

FAD

button two times, or

automatically after approx. 10 seconds.
Immediate median position:

Press the 

BA

FAD

button until the signal

sounds.

FAD (Fader)

Front 

ɫ

rear loudspeaker

Briefly press the 

BA

FAD

button two times.

Turn the 

¢

¢

rotary knob:

The display indicates:
"

FAD  R31

" … "

FAD  R - - F

" … "

FAD  R31

"

Rear

Median position

Front

Terminate the setting:

Briefly press the 

BA

FAD

button, or automati-

cally after approx. 10 seconds.
Immediate median position:

Press the 

BA

FAD

button until the signal

sounds.

Amplifier

TRE (Treble)

Briefly press the 

TRE

BAL

button.

Turn the 

¢

¢

rotary knob.

The display indicates:
"

TREB  - 14

"…"

TREB 00

"…"

TREB  + 14

"

Terminate the setting:

Briefly press the 

TRE

BAL

button two times, 

or automatically after approx. 10 seconds.

Immediate median setting:

Press the 

TRE

BAL

button until the signal

sounds.

BAL (Balance)

Left 

ɫ

right loudspeaker.

Briefly press the 

TRE

BAL

button two times.

Turn the 

¢

¢

rotary knob.

The display indicates:
"

BAL  L31

"…"

BAL  L - - R

"…"

BAL  R31

"

Left

Median position

Right

Terminate the setting:

Briefly press the 

TRE

BAL

button, or automati-

cally after approx. 10 seconds.

Immediate median position:
Press the 

TRE

BAL

button until the signal

sounds.

Setting RDS programmes with the
LEARN memory

With the push of a button
you can store up to 24 RDS programmes in
the LEARN memory!
You can call up the stored RDS programmes 
manually (RDS-SCAN) or automatically
(AUTOSCAN) one after the other.

Allocating the LEARN memory
Ranges: U I, U II or U III.
Briefly press the 

¡

LRN/AS

button:

RDS programmes (max. 24) being received in
the reception area are stored in memory.
"

LRN ...

" appears in the display .

After storing you will hear the RDS program-
me having the best reception quality or only
RDS programmes with traffic announcements
if the  

TP

button has been "activated".

On/off: press the 

TP

button.

– manually (RDS–SCAN)

(Repeatedly) briefly press the 

<

or 

>

but-

ton: "

RDS SCAN

" appears in the display.

After that you hear the next RDS programme.

Radio

– automatically (AUTOSCAN)

Press the 

¡

RADIO

button until the signal

sounds.
"

AUTOSCAN

" appears in the display.

After that all RDS programmes are called up
one after the other for approx. 10 seconds.

If the called up station is to be maintained,
briefly press the 

¡

RADIO

button.

"

RESET

" appears briefly in the display.

Automatic station store
Autostore

The 5 strongest stations of the selected 
range received in your reception are are
automatically stored in the station 
buttons 

1

– 

4

Select the desired range: U I, U II, U III, MW
or LW.

Press the 

¡

LRN/AS

button until the signal

sounds.
The display indicates "

AS

and the frequency

scrolls on the display.
After that you hear the programme having the
best reception quality.

Programme types (PTY)

Prerequisite
The radio station tuned to must offer the "Pro-
gramme types" service PTY in the VHF range.

Programme types
The programme types a radio station offers
change according to the programme being
broadcast.

NEWS

News and current events

AFFAIRS

Politics and current affairs

INFO

Special talk programme

SPORT

Sport programme

EDUCATE Learning and continuing 

education

DRAMA

Radio plays and literature

CULTURE Culture, church and society

SCIENCE

Science

VARIED

Talk entertainment 

POP

Pop music (hits)

ROCK M

Rock music

M.O.R.M

Light music

LIGHT M

Light classical music

CLASSICS Serious classical music

OTHER  M Music programmes that cannot

be categorised (e.g., Folklore)

NO PTY

No programme type identifier

PTY programme buttons

The station button
are assigned to the following programme
types:

1

NEWS,

2

SPORT, 

3

POP (with

M.O.R.M) und 

4

CLASSICS (with LIGHT M).

The station button

5

PERS (personal) can be assigned to a 

programme type of your choice.

1. Switch on the PTY function.

Briefly press the 

¡

PTY/DX

button.

2.  Repeatedly press the 

<

or 

>

button

until the desired programme type is shown
in the display.

3. Press the 

5

button until the signal sounds.

PTY function

1. Activating the PTY function

Press the 

¡

PTY/DX

button briefly:

the last selected programme type is shown
in the display.

2. Set the desired programme type …
– with the PTY programme buttons

NEWS, SPORT, POP, CLASSICS or PERS

Press the respective button briefly:
the PTY search starts automatically and
moves to the next station offering the pro-
gramme type selected. The display shows
"

PTY ...

– or –

Briefly press the 

<

or 

>

button until the

desired programme type is shown in the
display.

Press the 

<

or 

>

button until the signal

sounds.
The PTY search moves to the next station
offering the selected programme type and
the programme type, for example, "

POP

" is

shown.

If no station is offering the selected pro-
gramme type, you will hear the station 
last tuned to and the PTY function is
deactivated.

3. Deactivating the PTY function

Briefly press the 

¡

PTY/DX

button, or

automatically after approx. 10 seconds.

Radio

¡

PTY/DX

1

– 

5

<

>

¡

CD

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Page 10: ...all up the stored RDS programmes manually RDS SCAN or automatically AUTOSCAN one after the other Allocating the LEARN memory Ranges U I U II or U III Briefly press the LRN AS button RDS programmes max...

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