TATA Motors nano genX, Owner'S Manual

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MUSIC SYSTEM - OPERATOR’S MANUAL
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Audio volume is adjusted in the
Tuner, CD, USB, BTA and Aux-In
modes.
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Volume levels range from 0 to 30.
4.1.3. SOURCE CHANGE
Each time the key is pressed,
the available sources can be
selected in the following this
sequence: FM1
FM2 AM
CD USB AUX FM1
CAUTION
The CD, USB and AUX options can
be selected only if devices are
available. Tuner option will always
be available.
4.1.4. MENU
On pressing and Each Key
press of / one of the following
music options can be adjusted.
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Bass Adjust
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Treble Adjust
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Balance Adjust
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Fader Adjust
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Equalizer Activation
Press / buttons to adjust the
selected option.
4.1.5. MUTE / PAUSE
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Short press Power button
to mute / pause the audio source.
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“MUTE” icon will be flashed when
muted or volume reduced to zero
in AM/FM and AUX modes.
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Radio will pause CD / USB play
during mute period and will
display “PAUSE”.
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When there is an on-going call
via BT of the audio unit then it will
enter microphone mute mode.
Refer relevant section.
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Mute will automatically get
cancelled, when there is a source
change or AST or Preset
selection or Press of Volume Up/
Down buttons.
5. Tuner
5.1. AM Reception (Medium Waves)
At most conditions, strong AM
signals provide stable sound quality
and with low sign noise. At night,
however, the atmospheric conditions
may sometimes lead to interference
from other stations.
AM signals are susceptible to
interference caused by the
emissions of electronic control
units. Noise amplitudes vary
randomly at AM frequencies. Change
in noise amplitude modulates the
signal and it may get picked up by
the tuner.
5.2. FM Reception
FM zone offers best quality sound
reception, however, the signal
intensity may be subjected to noise
caused by limited range of some
transmitters and distortion caused
by signals reflected in local
buildings and shadow zones
wherein the signal reception is
obstructed or restricted.
FM signals cannot pass though tall
buildings, hills and get reflected
resulting in poor FM reception.