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Radio mode

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ROCK Rock music

LIGHT Light classical music

OLD Popular classics

CLASS Classical music

SOC Society news

JAZZ Jazz

FINAN Financial news

FOLK Folk music

CHILD Children's programmes

REL Religious programmes

EASY Easy listening

TRAVL Voyages and travel

DOC Documentary programmes

WEATH Weather information

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Summary of Contents for RADIOMP3

Page 1: ...auto emoci n RADIO RADIOMP3 owner s manual...

Page 2: ...O Ow wn ne er r s s m ma an nu ua al l R RA AD DI IO O R RA AD DI IO O M MP P3 3...

Page 3: ...aintenance and correct handling of the vehicle will contribute to preserve its value For safety reasons note the information concerning accessories modifications and parts exchange If selling the vehi...

Page 4: ...in CD mode AUX Mode AUX IN Operation Auxiliary input volume Traffic reports when in AUX mode Apple iPod connection General information Apple iPod connector Turning the iPod on and off Operation of th...

Page 5: ...Contents 3 Technical specifications Technical specifications Index 47 47 48 radio mp3 ingles book Seite 3 Montag 23 April 2007 3 40 15...

Page 6: ...ome details Directions and positions e g right left front rear are always relative to the direction of travel of the vehicle unless otherwise stated The equipment marked with an asterisk comes in seri...

Page 7: ...urself with the different radio functions High volumes may present a danger to you and to others Adjust the volume in a way that you can distinguish surrounding noise for example horns sirens etc Radi...

Page 8: ...rocker switch located at the end of the windscreen wiper lever and selecting the function Audio in the menu Important information concerning the handling of your radio equipment Use when driving Trave...

Page 9: ...n is activated when the temporary volume indicator is visible it will appear to be a reduction of the volume selected by the user Protection against overloading In the event of high temperatures and o...

Page 10: ...ed on and off by simply pushing the rotary push knob When the system is switched on the last used audio source will be selected along with the last selected volume level as long as this is not higher...

Page 11: ...16 Pre tuning buttons Two radio stations can be stored on each button one on each memory level AM1 AM2 and FM1 FM2 for each frequency AM or FM page 16 TP Button2 MUTE Button3 TP Button Traffic Progra...

Page 12: ...lot for inserting CD Push the audio CD with the printed side facing up into the CD slot to the point where it is automatically pulled in Note You might not be able to play CDs with copy protection or...

Page 13: ...xited by pressing a function key or the multifunction key used for the last modified setting Sound setting memory The pre tuning keys 1 5 can be used to store sound settings bass mid treb and volume d...

Page 14: ...to the desired function This func tion appears on the display The multifunction keys allow you to change the display in order to view all the functions 3 Changing the setting of the function After se...

Page 15: ...o speed SCV The SCV will automatically adjust the volume to suit the speed of the vehicle scv off scv deactivated scv high Maximum increase in volume for a speed Waveband limit OFF The volume does not...

Page 16: ...progamme Turning auxiliary input on off AUX Turn the Auxiliary input on off Use the rocker switches to select aux on aux off aux on Auxiliary function activated aux off Auxiliary function off radio m...

Page 17: ...select stored stations or to store selected stations TP Button5 MUTE Button6 TP Button Traffic report display5 TP function on and operative Fig 4 Radio overview A 1 A 2 5 Only European version 6 Only...

Page 18: ...LEARN memory which is used for the automatic search only in FM mode AF Activates deactivates the alternative frequencies only in FM mode Display Indicates the station frequency the waveband selected...

Page 19: ...ect the desired frequency If these buttons are pressed briefly the shift is in steps of 9 KHz on AM and 100 kHz on FM and if the buttons are held down the frequencies change rapidly In this way it is...

Page 20: ...olume The minimum volume can be changed using the PROG menu After the traffic message the radio returns to the previously selected station at the previous volume The playing of the CD or the CD6 Aux w...

Page 21: ...e wavelength AM or FM Then select the required memory level AM1 AM2 FM1 or FM2 page 16 The current memory level will be shown in the display After selecting the required station hold down the pre tuni...

Page 22: ...est reception in the area at that moment Then the radio switches to the station with the best reception To select another station from the LEARN memory press the search keys Alternative frequencies AF...

Page 23: ...e search is stopped and the details of the station are displayed To search for the next station press the multi function key or the search keys within the 10 seconds If no station is found with the se...

Page 24: ...ssical music SOC Society news JAZZ Jazz FINAN Financial news FOLK Folk music CHILD Children s programmes REL Religious programmes EASY Easy listening TRAVL Voyages and travel DOC Documentary programme...

Page 25: ...DC is selected function only avail able with CD interchanger AUX function only available with auxiliary input Pre tuning keys These allow you to select the CD function only available with CD inter cha...

Page 26: ...eceded by a musical note symbol Track playing time Function selected using the multi function switches Number of CD currently playing function only available with CD inter changer For MP3 format CDs t...

Page 27: ...CD AUX page 25 to change to CD CDC or AUX mode The CD inserted in the player will be played automatically from track 1 when you switch to CD mode or from the position where the play function was inter...

Page 28: ...ion is on the track which is currently playing is repeated until the function is switched off The function is activated by pressing the multi function key rpt briefly repeat appears on the display Whe...

Page 29: ...able if the CD is recognised as MP3 format is used to play tracks from all the MP3 CD folders in a random manner The function is activated by pressing the multi function key frnd briefly folder random...

Page 30: ...ion has been switched on Turning the TP function on off To activate the function press briefly the TP button To deactivate the function press briefly the TP button If pressed while a report is being b...

Page 31: ...m the connected device To listen tot he audio from the portable device push the CD AUX key on the radio AUX RSE connection This connector may be used only as an audio input red and white connec tors o...

Page 32: ...utton and the rotary knob The range is between 5 and 5 Traffic reports when in AUX mode The TP function is only valid for the European version Any incoming traffic radio reports will interrupt the AUX...

Page 33: ...Pod shuffle and the 30 GB iPod photo cannot be used nor devices by other brands Authorised and compatible radio equipment and radio navigator systems Connecting the iPod directly into the radio equipm...

Page 34: ...he adaptor and the iPod clean The iPod is optional equipment Changes in the software or firmware of the iPod may modify the proper ties and functions described herein When selling the vehicle hand the...

Page 35: ...nt function and deactivate the equaliser before connecting the iPod adaptor according to the instructions Attach the iPod First change the input source for the sound system for example from CD to FM o...

Page 36: ...structions If the iPod does not work correctly despite being a compatible model we recommend updating the firmware For more information consult the Apple Computer Inc webpage The iPod controls will no...

Page 37: ...e function key of the sound system is pressed the songs on the second playlist will be played If an empty or non existent playlist is selected the next playlist will be selected To make use of the pla...

Page 38: ...essed by the iPod adaptor Songs cannot be selected according to these search criteria and no indication is given on the sound system panel The repetition is automatically activated when turning the iP...

Page 39: ...emory stick to the USB port or Connect the MP3 player to the USB port using a conventional USB extension cable Close the central armrest Connecting the Memory stick beneath the passenger seat Open the...

Page 40: ...er connect the MP3 player directly into the USB port as it may be damaged Always use an extension cable Never disconnect the device while USB port CD is selected as source The device may be damaged Th...

Page 41: ...st have at least one of the USB certificates Fig 18 USB certified Authorised MP3 players Manufacturer Type Capacity Connection Cebop Run XL 1024 MB USB A Maxfield MaxRobot 512 MB USB A Philips SA 177...

Page 42: ...to q10 48 kHz stereo DRM formats are not supported Caution Never store vital data in the memory stick or MP3 player SEAT will not accept any responsibility for data or files that are corrupted or lost...

Page 43: ...USB connection 41 Playing music files with the radio Fig 19 Example of a music folder radio mp3 ingles book Seite 41 Montag 23 April 2007 3 40 15...

Page 44: ...o CD 6 Folders without music files will not be included If there are more than 6 music folders in the device the exact number of folders can be shown using the CD options If the music files are not cl...

Page 45: ...ill display an error message and eject the CD ISO 9660 format This is the most common of international standards for the format logic of files and folders on a CD ROM There are different levels of spe...

Page 46: ...session discs but if the data has been recorded in both formats CD DA and MP3 regardless of the order only the audio tracks will be played With other formats that are not ISO 9660 level 1 or 2 the na...

Page 47: ...MP3 mode 45 Structure of folders and files Fig 20 Structure of folders and files radio mp3 ingles book Seite 45 Montag 23 April 2007 3 40 15...

Page 48: ...lity CD reproduction only clean undamaged CDs should be used Please do not stick any labels onto the CDs Compact discs not being used should always be stored in the CD rack from the Genuine SEAT acces...

Page 49: ...omer Frequency range FM 2 bands AM 2 mediumwave bands Traffic Programme TP Searching for stations by type of programme PTY EON similar to TP for radio stations SCV volume control depending on speed Au...

Page 50: ...1 Compatible music formats 40 Compatible radio equipment 31 Connecting a memory stick 37 Connecting an MP3 player 37 Convenience anti theft code 6 D Display on instrument panel 6 F Formats 31 Function...

Page 51: ...mode 15 Random playback 36 Remember 6 Remove iPod 34 S Search functions 17 Selecting a CD track Searching through a CD 25 Settings 11 Skipping songs 36 Soft Clipping Function 6 Sound setting memory 1...

Page 52: ...t All rights on changes are reserved This paper has been manufactured using bleached non chlorine cellulose SEAT S A Reprint 15 04 07 SEAT S A preocupa se por manter um constante desenvolvimento dos s...

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