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VERVIEW

1.

OPEN 

: Open control panel

2.

SEL: Press repeatedly to call up the following audio settings: volume, bass, 
treble, balance, fader;
SEL: Press repeatedly for a little longer to call up the various traffic 
announcement settings
SEL: When carrying out an MP3 search using letters, confirm every entry

3.

PWR:  turn device on/off (the device can also be turned on with any other key 
except OPEN)
DIM (tap): dim display
Turn knob: adjust selected audio setting (see Item 2)

4.

Display

5.

REC: record on device connected via USB
TA (Traffic Announcement): activate the TA function

6.

EQ (Equaliser): press repeatedly to change sound settings

7.

USB connection (behind protective cover)

8.

AS/PS: save stations automatically

9.

0 / DSP: number key 0 / switch display mode

10. 1/ PAU: number and station key 1 / pause play in CD/MP3 mode
11. 2 / SCN: number and station key 2 / scan function in CD/MP3 mode
12. 3 / RPT: number and station key 3 / repeat function in CD/MP3 mode
13. 4 / SHF: number and station key 4 / shuffle function in CD/MP3 mode
14. 5 / DIR 

: number and station key 5 / MP3 search downwards

15. 6 / DIR 

: number and station key 6 / MP3 search upwards

16. 7 / MOD: number key 7 / select operating mode Radio  CD/MP3  USB  card 

reader

17. 8 / TUN/TRK 

: number key 8 / station search backwards

18. 9 / TUN/TRK 

: number key 9 / station search forwards

19. LOU: loudness/BND: band selector/enter: confirm selection.
20. PTY (Program Type): press once to search for stations from the PTY group 

“music”; press twice to search for stations from the PTY group “speech”; press 
three times to  turn off PTY

21. RESET opening: reset to factory settings
22. AF/REG: press for a short time to start RDS mode

press longer to switch to regional mode

23. Card reader
24. Red LED (antitheft protection)
25. CD compartment
26. EJECT: eject CD

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Summary of Contents for MD 42540

Page 1: ...1 2 SCN number and station key 2 scan function in CD MP3 mode 12 3 RPT number and station key 3 repeat function in CD MP3 mode 13 4 SHF number and station key 4 shuffle function in CD MP3 mode 14 5 DI...

Page 2: ...ET 10 Removing the unit 10 Explanation for using the cables 11 Operation 13 Basic operation 13 RDS clock feature 14 Radio functions 15 Playing Audio CDs 20 Playing MP3 CDs 21 WMA files 23 USB connecti...

Page 3: ...olume while driving Never undertake your own repairs Under no circumstances should you attempt to open and or repair this unit on your own Refer all servicing to MEDION Help Desk on 1300 884 987 CD pl...

Page 4: ...k for installation Never disconnect the ISO block Disconnecting the cables voids the guarantee Avoid installing the set in the following circumstances high temperatures e g caused by strong sunlight o...

Page 5: ...nstallation instructions Place the set in the ISO slot provided for it If changes have to be made to the vehicle consult your vehicle dealer specialist garage If the unit is installed at an angle of o...

Page 6: ...down the two clips on the sides of the car radio 1 and push the mounting frame off the radio from behind 2 Insert the mounting frame in the ISO installation slot In order to fix the mouinting frame in...

Page 7: ...rovided by your car s two ISO plugs for the loudspeakers and the power connections In case you still wish to lay the cables yourself we explain in detail the uses of the cables at the end of this chap...

Page 8: ...stations Reconnect the car battery Turn on the ignition Switch the radio on Go through the automatic station saving process holding down the AMS 20 key for approx two seconds see also Automatic saving...

Page 9: ...e control unit Press the OPEN button 1 Push the control unit slightly to the right and pull down first the left hand side and then the right If the control unit has not been inserted in the frame the...

Page 10: ...emory back up yellow The yellow memory backup cable needs to be connected to the permanent plus Otherwise the station memory will not work see Arrangement of the ISO block on page 12 Phone cable orang...

Page 11: ...he factory If this is the case in your vehicle certain functions may be impaired stations may not be stored properly for example To solve this the red cable switched plus and the yellow cable permanen...

Page 12: ...s the SEL 2 button to display the current bass treble balance and fader settings You can change the settings using the volume control knob 3 Loudness Hold down the BND LOUD ENTER button 19 to strength...

Page 13: ...dio to the factory settings press the RESET button 21 with a pointed object such as a pen Press RESET 21 before first use after connecting the cable if not all function keys are working when an error...

Page 14: ...into automatic search mode after a few seconds Selecting stations Select the waveband by pressing BND LOUD ENTER 19 You can open one of the saved stations by pressing one of the station buttons 1 6 1...

Page 15: ...Announcement Briefly press the REC TA button 5 to switch this mode on or off If the set is in TA mode and a CD is playing or USB is in use the radio is switched on immediately if a traffic announcemen...

Page 16: ...t TA station TA ALARM If you leave the reception area an alarm signal sounds PI SOUND The radio continues during the search PI MUTE The sound is switched off during searching RETUNE L long The search...

Page 17: ...a FM 91 9 99 1 NOVA 919 MOR MUSIC Mix 102 3 102 3 96 7 MIX 102 3 Pop Music Triple M 104 7 98 3 TRIPLE M none SAFM 107 1 90 3 SAFM none Brisbane 97 3 97 3 97 3FM POP NOVA 106 9 NOVA none B105 105 3 B10...

Page 18: ...o be displayed AF Alternative Frequencies The car radio automatically searches for an alternative frequency for the current station with the strongest signal TP TA Traffic Programme Traffic Announceme...

Page 19: ...Hold down the TUN TRK 8 17 or TUN TRK 9 18 buttons for longer to start fast forward or fast rewind Preview tracks Press the SCN button 11 All tracks are played for around 10 seconds each Pressing the...

Page 20: ...vidual tracks or folders When producing an MP3 CD please ensure that you do not save tracks on the same level as directories but only inside the directories Mixing tracks and directories at the same l...

Page 21: ...ectory using TUN TRK 8 17 or TUN TRK 9 18 Searching for directories Searching from root directory Press AS PS 8 three times The top directory appears Using the TUN TRK 8 17 or TUN TRK 9 18 buttons you...

Page 22: ...tting BND LOU ENT 19 Confirm 1 10 A B C 1 2 11 D E F 2 3 12 G H I 3 4 13 J K L 4 DIR 5 14 M N O 5 10 next track down DIR 6 16 P Q R 6 10 next track up MOD 16 S T U 7 TUN TRK 17 V W X 8 TUN TRK 18 Y Z...

Page 23: ...eplace the protective cover on the USB connection when no USB device is attached to prevent dirt from getting into the system Recording You can also use your radio to record data from the radio and th...

Page 24: ...A files on the card starts automatically The controls for playing files are exactly the same as for MP3 CDs If the device is in another mode CD or card reader you can select the card reader with the M...

Page 25: ...lume has been set to minimum Increase the volume Cables are not properly connected Check the cable connections Function buttons do not work The integrated microcomputer cannot work because of interfer...

Page 26: ...the cable connections For this refer to Chapter What s in the box on page 6 Device connected to the USB connection does not work The USB connection is intended for devices that conform to the USB stan...

Page 27: ...y range 40Hz 18kHz MPEG rate 64 320kbps MP3 playback ISO 9660 Joliet MP3 format SUPPORTED FORMATS CD Audio CDs CD Rs CD RWs USB storage medium 1 1 and 2 0 up to 1 GB Memory cards SD up to 1 GB MMC up...

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