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Introduction .................................... 4
Radio ........................................... 15
CD Player .................................... 24
AUX input ..................................... 27
USB port ...................................... 28
Digital picture frame ..................... 31
Navigation .................................... 34
Speech recognition ...................... 72
Phone .......................................... 77
Index ............................................ 88

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Page 1: ...0 1 Infotainment Manual Model Year 2013 Edition June 2012 TS 1725 A 13 VAUXHALL Mokka Infotainment Manual Model Year 2013 Edition June 2012 TS 1725 A 13...

Page 2: ...Navi 600 3 CD 400 91 Contents...

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Page 4: ...Introduction 4 Radio 15 CD Player 24 AUX input 27 USB port 28 Digital picture frame 31 Navigation 34 Speech recognition 72 Phone 77 Index 88 Navi 600...

Page 5: ...ital sound processor provides you with several preset equalizer modes for sound optimisation The navigation system with dynamic route planning will reliably guide you to your destination and if desire...

Page 6: ...u are not allowed to turn into are not marked on the map In such areas the Infotainment system may issue a warning that must be accepted Here you must pay particular attention to one way streets roads...

Page 7: ...6 Introduction Control elements overview Navi 600...

Page 8: ...tore list 16 Long press save stations automatically 16 8 FAV 1 2 3 16 Lists of favourites preset radio stations 16 9 TP 20 Activate or deactivate radio traffic service 20 10 CD ejection 25 11 CONFIG 1...

Page 9: ...84 or deactivate speech recognition if available 72 2 SRC Source 9 Press select audio source 9 If radio is active turn upwards downwards to select next previous preset radio station 15 If CD player i...

Page 10: ...han the maximum start up volume The following can be set separately the maximum start up volume 3 14 the volume of the traffic announcements 3 14 the volume of the navigation messages 3 35 Speed compe...

Page 11: ...lection of numbers Detailed description of the mobile phone portal functions 3 77 Basic operation Multifunction knob The multifunction knob is the central control element for the menus Turn the multif...

Page 12: ...knob to mark the desired setting Press the multifunction knob to activate the setting Setting a value Turn the multifunction knob to change the current value of the setting Press the multifunction kn...

Page 13: ...ng the BACK button Pressing and holding the BACK button deletes the entire entry Press the multifunction knob to confirm the selected character Tone settings In the tone settings menu the tone charact...

Page 14: ...an individual setting to 0 or Off Select the desired option and press and hold the multifunction knob for a few seconds Setting all settings to 0 or Off Press and hold the TONE button for a few secon...

Page 15: ...elect Radio settings and then Speed dependent volume Speed dependent volume can be deactivated or the degree of volume adaptation can be selected in the menu displayed Select the required option Volum...

Page 16: ...Press the RADIO button once or several times to select the desired waveband The station last played in that waveband will be received Station search Automatic station search Briefly press the button s...

Page 17: ...splayed The 12 strongest stations in the current waveband will be stored in the 2 autostore lists To abort the autostore procedure press the multifunction knob Storing stations manually Stations can a...

Page 18: ...o open a favourite list or to switch to another favourite list Briefly press one of the station buttons 1 6 to open the station at the related list position Defining the number of available favourite...

Page 19: ...lists If the stations stored in a waveband specific station list can no longer be received Select the corresponding command to update a station list A station search is started Once the search is fini...

Page 20: ...es these stations sorted by programme type in the corresponding category list To search for a programme type determined by station select the waveband specific category list option A list of programme...

Page 21: ...facilitates the finding of the desired station and its fault free reception Advantages of RDS On the display the programme name of the set station appears instead of its frequency On station search th...

Page 22: ...den To prevent additional information being displayed Set RDS text scroll freeze to On Radio text If RDS and reception of an RDS station are activated information about the programme that is currently...

Page 23: ...affic service remains switched on EON Enhanced Other Networks With EON you can listen to radio traffic announcements even if the station you have set does not broadcast its own radio traffic service I...

Page 24: ...ly impaired in such cases Configuring DAB Press the CONFIG button Select Radio settings and then DAB settings The following options are available in the configuration menu Dynamic audio adaption with...

Page 25: ...CD RWs are more vulnerable to mishandling than prerecorded CDs Correct handling especially in the case of self recorded CD Rs and CD RWs must be ensured see below Self recorded CD Rs and CD RWs may no...

Page 26: ...menu is displayed If there is already a CD in the unit but the Audio CD or Audio MP3 menu is not active Press CD AUX button The Audio CD or Audio MP3 menu is opened and CD replay is started Depending...

Page 27: ...ks in random order set Shuffle songs RDM to On To select a track from a folder or playlist if available select Folders or Playlists Select a folder or playlist and then select the desired track Select...

Page 28: ...of external audio sources It is possible for example to connect a portable CD player with a 3 5 mm jack plug to the AUX input Note The socket must always be kept clean and dry Usage Press the CD AUX...

Page 29: ...player and USB drives The MP3 players and USB drives connected must comply with the USB Mass Storage Class specification USB MSC Only MP3 players and USB drives with a cluster size smaller or equal to...

Page 30: ...e operation of data sources connected via USB is the same as for an audio MP3 WMA CD 3 25 iPod Press the CD AUX button once or several times to activate the audio iPod mode Replay of the audio data st...

Page 31: ...30 USB port The search process on the device may take several seconds...

Page 32: ...nt to download need to be stored in the root directory e g F of the USB drive Only the first 100 pictures sequentially sorted as stored in the root directory of the USB drive will be offered for downl...

Page 33: ...at old pictures are listed first on the menu and indicated by MEM see image below If you want to have removed old pictures you need to deselect them before downloading new pictures Select max 10 pictu...

Page 34: ...Select the picture you want to be shown on the display Press the INFO button several times until the currently selected picture is shown on the display To display a default Infotainment menu again pr...

Page 35: ...rks Caution The usage of the navigation system does not release the driver from the responsibility for a correct vigilant attitude in road traffic The relevant traffic regulations must always be follo...

Page 36: ...C traffic information the system has to receive TMC stations in the relevant region Dynamic route guidance only works if traffic information is received via the TMC traffic information system The dyna...

Page 37: ...guidance not active If route guidance is not active the following information is displayed In the top line time street name of current position exterior temperature Address and geographic coordinates...

Page 38: ...w symbol the name of the current street to follow Above the arrow symbol the name of the street to follow after the next intersection While driving on highways Driving direction and distance to the ne...

Page 39: ...knob On the map the following information is shown The route as a blue line The current position as a red triangle The final destination as a chequered flag Various symbols see chapter Symbols overvie...

Page 40: ...lete lists Select whether all entries in the Address book or in the Last destinations are to be deleted Import individual POIs Only applicable if a USB drive with points of interest POI data stored on...

Page 41: ...se e g in other vehicles Individual POIs favourite destination addresses that were stored in the myPOIs memory You can export these individual POI data to a USB drive for later use e g in other vehicl...

Page 42: ...vigation settings and then select Export POIs The Export POIs menu is displayed By default all individual POIs stored in the myPOIs memory and all address book entries will be exported If desired dese...

Page 43: ...xt files with your POI data on a USB drive 4 Connect the USB drive to the USB port of your vehicle s Infotainment system 5 Download import the text files with your POI data to the Infotainment system...

Page 44: ...ation address need to be entered in a single separate line see image above Storing the text files on a USB drive The text files with POI data need to be stored in a folder named myPOIs that is located...

Page 45: ...s for entering or selecting a destination Home selection of the currently set home address if available Setting changing the home address see Setting the home address below After selecting the home ad...

Page 46: ...elow Selecting a petrol station as destination after a Fuel level low alert When the fuel level in the vehicle s tank is low an alert message is displayed To start a search for petrol stations close t...

Page 47: ...country Entering an address using the speller function Mark the City input field and then press the multifunction knob to activate the speller function Using the multifunction knob successively mark...

Page 48: ...ation to start route guidance to the displayed address Description on route guidance see chapter Guidance 3 58 Storing the address Select Store if you want to store the displayed address in the addres...

Page 49: ...s in the address book or myPOIs memory below Selecting an address stored in the myPOIs memory Press the DEST button and then select myPOIs to open the menu shown below Note The option Imported POIs is...

Page 50: ...of interest Select the desired point of interest The Navigation menu is displayed Select Start navigation to start route guidance to the displayed address Description on route guidance see chapter Gu...

Page 51: ...the petrol station the address the distance and the available fuel types in addition to Petrol and Diesel Abbreviations used for fuel types CNG Compressed natural gas LPG Liquefied petroleum gas Sett...

Page 52: ...erest e g petrol stations or service areas along the route Only available when you are currently driving on a motorway Selecting a point of interest see example above for Vicinity current position Aro...

Page 53: ...3 58 Storing the address Select Store if you want to store the displayed address in the address book or myPOIs memory The Store menu is displayed see Storing an address in the address book or myPOIs m...

Page 54: ...witch on the multifunction knob 3 6 position the crosswire on a destination on the map Press the multifunction knob to confirm the selection The Navigation menu is displayed Starting route guidance Se...

Page 55: ...displayed address Description on route guidance see chapter Guidance 3 58 Storing the address Select Store if you want to store the displayed address in the address book or myPOIs memory The Store men...

Page 56: ...all available address categories Note If you select another category than Private or Business the destination address will be stored in the myPOIs memory not in the address book Select Business The me...

Page 57: ...ory you need to select the regarding address in the address book again see above Name Number after selecting this option you can edit the name of the address book entry edit the telephone number or se...

Page 58: ...tions on importing POI data see Exporting and importing POI data in chapter Usage above Deleting all imported POIs at once Press the CONFIG button select Navigation settings and then select Delete all...

Page 59: ...utton and then the multifunction knob to display the navigation main menu Depending on whether the route guidance is currently inactive or active different menu options are available Functions with ro...

Page 60: ...fic message to display detailed information on the related traffic issue Navigation options The corresponding menu provides options and a multitude of relating submenus for route guidance configuratio...

Page 61: ...uidance If dynamic route guidance is activated Select Automatic recalculation if you want the route be recalculated automatically when there are traffic problems Select Recalculation after confirmatio...

Page 62: ...he following type of illustration will be displayed Using the Popup information option you can select whether route guidance information from the navigation should be displayed in pop up windows in ot...

Page 63: ...line on the route guidance screen Current position information The following information on the current position is displayed City Street name Latitude Longitude Map display The current position can b...

Page 64: ...erview current route Route list All streets on the calculated route are listed with the related distances Route list items marked with a symbol can be expanded by selecting the related list item After...

Page 65: ...d crossed out If desired exclude further streets from the route guidance Select Apply settings and confirm the displayed message The route is re calculated taking into account the excluded streets By...

Page 66: ...system continuously checks based on the traffic information whether it would be better to recalculate the route or take an alternative route taking into account the current traffic situation The activ...

Page 67: ...al contacts Do not use any conventional cleaner benzine thinner or antistatic spray If you need to clean the SD card use a soft cloth Do not bend the SD card Do not use any SD card that is bent or cra...

Page 68: ...nserting the SD card Push the SD card with the cut out edge on the left side see image above carefully into the SD card slot until the card engages Note The SD card and SD card slot must always be kep...

Page 69: ...68 Navigation Symbols overview...

Page 70: ...10 Snow 11 Storm 12 Caution warning 13 Closed road 14 Dense traffic 15 Traffic jam 16 Narrow lanes 17 Open list No Explanation 18 Closed list 19 Shopping centre 20 Toll road 21 Tourist information 22...

Page 71: ...70 Navigation...

Page 72: ...er 42 Tunnel 43 Kiosk 44 Grocery 45 Hotel motel 46 Motorway exit 47 Car park 48 Park ride 49 Multi storey car park No Explanation 50 Petrol station 51 Service area 52 Restaurant 53 WC 54 Historical mo...

Page 73: ...you to re enter the desired command Apart from this the speech recognition acknowledges important commands and will enquire if necessary To ensure that conversations inside the vehicle do not lead to...

Page 74: ...fter input of the command the Infotainment system guides you through the dialogue with appropriate questions and feedback to achieve the desired action Main commands After activation of the speech rec...

Page 75: ...se say the number to dial User Plus Four Nine Voice output Plus Four Nine User Seven Three One Voice output Seven Three One User One One Nine Nine Voice output One One Nine Nine User Dial Voice output...

Page 76: ...can open it To avoid the start of the recording of a saved name from being cut off a short pause should be left after an input request To be able to use the voice tag independently of the location i e...

Page 77: ...he device User Yes Voice output The device is connected as the number device_number Selecting a mobile phone from the device list Using the Select device command a mobile phone can be selected in the...

Page 78: ...end on the relevant mobile phone and network provider You will find further information on this in the operating instructions for your mobile phone or you can enquire about them with your network prov...

Page 79: ...Do not use the speech recognition in emergencies because in stress situations your voice can change so much that it can no longer be recognised sufficiently to set up the desired connection quickly en...

Page 80: ...le phones can be saved in the device list Connecting a mobile phone for the first time There are two options for connecting a mobile phone to the Phone portal by adding it as a handsfree device or by...

Page 81: ...one As soon as the Phone portal has detected the mobile phone the connection set up can be confirmed The mobile phone is adopted in the device list and can be operated via the Phone portal Changing th...

Page 82: ...de Enter the displayed SAP passcode in the mobile phone without spaces The mobile phone PIN code is shown on the Infotainment display If the PIN request function is active the user will have to enter...

Page 83: ...m knob of the Infotainment system or press the buttons on the steering wheel Setting up a connected phone Various mobile phone settings can be configured in the Phone settings menu if the phone is con...

Page 84: ...setup cannot be guaranteed in all situations For this reason you should not rely exclusively on a mobile phone when a vitally important communication e g a medical emergency is concerned In some netwo...

Page 85: ...he mobile phone data is transmitted to the Infotainment system This can take some time depending on the phone model During this period operation of the mobile phone is possible via the Infotainment sy...

Page 86: ...rocess can take a few minutes depending on the phone model Selecting a telephone number from the telephone book Select Phone book On the Search menu displayed select the desired first letter range to...

Page 87: ...e select Write new message Note Messages are limited to 70 characters Incoming call When there is an incoming call a menu is displayed for you to accept or decline the telephone call Select the requir...

Page 88: ...er relevant Note in the Owner s manual chapter Airbag system Seek advice on predetermined installation points for the external antenna or equipment holder and ways of using devices with a transmission...

Page 89: ...ion 24 usage 25 Configuring DAB 22 Configuring RDS 20 Control elements overview 6 D DAB 22 Destination input 44 Digital audio broadcasting 22 Dynamic guidance 65 E Emergency call 83 Enhanced Other Net...

Page 90: ...overview 68 TMC messages 58 usage 35 using the speller function 44 Navigation display 35 Navigation volume 35 O Operation 84 P Phone adjusting ring tones 78 Bluetooth 77 Bluetooth connection 78 call...

Page 91: ...stations 16 Switching the Infotainment system on or off 9 Switching the radio on 15 Symbols overview 68 T Theft deterrent feature 5 Tone settings 12 Traffic announcements 14 U Updating station lists...

Page 92: ...Introduction 92 Radio 104 Audio players 117 Phone 132 Index 148 CD 400...

Page 93: ...and Type B models The Bluetooth phone connection function allows for the use of wireless handsfree phone calls as well as a phone music player The Bluetooth phone connection function is only available...

Page 94: ...een 1 Playing time 2 Folder track 3 Song title 4 Artist 5 Disc type Settings screen 6 Settings title 7 Selection bar 8 List indicator bar 9 Menu The screen display may differ from the manual display s...

Page 95: ...this button to select the AUX USB iPod Bluetooth audio function 6 O button Press this button to activate the Bluetooth mode Hold down this button to turn the mute pause function for CD and USB iPod on...

Page 96: ...or 2 16 FAV 1 2 3 button Press this button to select the page of saved favourite files 17 1 8 buttons Press these buttons when using radio or DAB to automatically seek stations with clear reception Y...

Page 97: ...heel audio control Type 2 option 1 x button Press this button to turn the mute function on and off 2 Not available 3 d SRC c button Press this button to select a sound play mode Turn the control to ch...

Page 98: ...VOL control knob to adjust the volume Using the steering wheel remote control press the and buttons to adjust the volume The current sound volume is indicated Turning on the Infotainment system power...

Page 99: ...rn the multifunction knob to select the desired tone control mode and then press the multifunction knob Turn the multifunction knob to select the desired tone control value and then press the multifun...

Page 100: ...Audio CD 2 Audio CD with text 3 MP3 WMA CD Insert an audio CD or MP3 WMA disc to be played with the printed surface facing upwards in the disk slot When a disc is already inserted press the CD button...

Page 101: ...dio AUX From the steering wheel remote control press d SRC c to select the desired mode Press the multifunction knob to open the menu with options for the relevant function or the menu of the relevant...

Page 102: ...unctions may differ according to the vehicle model Reference Table of information for the Settings menu below Example Settings Time Date Set date 23 Jan 2012 Press the CONFIG button for the Settings m...

Page 103: ...or the functioning state will change Table of information for Settings Languages Select the desired language for the display Time Date Set time Manually set the hours and minutes for the current time...

Page 104: ...ect On or Off TA volume Set the TA volume DAB settings Set the DAB settings Auto ensemble linking Select On or Off Auto linking DAB FM Select On or Off Dynamic audio adaption Select On or Off Band sel...

Page 105: ...uttons to change the radio frequency as desired and then let the button stop at the current frequency 16 FAV 1 2 3 button Press this button to move through the pages of saved favourite radio stations...

Page 106: ...t FM AM or DAB band The previously chosen broadcasting station will be received Automatically searching for a radio station Press the 1 8 buttons to automatically search for available radio stations w...

Page 107: ...hange the frequency and then release the button at the desired frequency Seeking for a DAB ensemble Press and hold the 1 8 buttons to automatically seek for the available DAB service component with go...

Page 108: ...to linking DAB FM Tuning a radio station manually Turn the multifunction knob to manually find the desired broadcasting frequency Tuning a DAB station manually From the DAB mode press the multifunctio...

Page 109: ...function knob to receive the relevant broadcasting channel Showing the DAB information Repeatedly press the INFO button to select the desired display mode for the DAB station information The number 1...

Page 110: ...dcasting information of the selected favourites presets page will be displayed Press one of the 1 6 preset buttons to directly listen to the radio or DAB station saved to that button Using the auto st...

Page 111: ...or DAB menu Favourites list From FM menu AM menu or DAB menu turn the multifunction knob to select the Favourites list and then press the multifunction knob The Favourites list information will be dis...

Page 112: ...r DAB menu turn the multifunction knob to move to the FM category list or the DAB category list and then press the multifunction knob The FM category list or the DAB category list will be displayed Tu...

Page 113: ...date press the multifunction knob or the P BACK button to stop it from saving changes Radio data system RDS The Radio Data System RDS is a service by FM stations that considerably makes it easier to f...

Page 114: ...e RDS function Switching regionalisation on and off RDS must be activated for regionalisation At certain times some RDS stations broadcast regionally different programmes on different frequencies Set...

Page 115: ...nob to turn on the Radio text function Volume of the traffic announcements TA The minimum volume of the traffic announcements TA can be preset The minimum volume of the traffic announcements can be in...

Page 116: ...tation has been found TP is displayed in the radio main menu If the radio traffic service is switched on then the CD MP3 USB iPod Bluetooth music or AUX replay is interrupted for the duration of the t...

Page 117: ...terclockwise To install the roof antenna rotate it clockwise Caution Be sure to remove the antenna before entering a place with a low ceiling or it may be damaged Entering the automatic car wash with...

Page 118: ...io CD standard may not work properly or not at all CD R and CD RW discs that are manually recorded are more often handled with carelessness than the original CD discs Manually recorded CD R and CD RW...

Page 119: ...e to moisture created inside the device If this is a concern keep the product off for about one hour before use Play may be stopped due to the vehicle shaking while driving on rugged roads Do not forc...

Page 120: ...ssion The disc on which MP3 WMA files and audio data CDDA are written may not be played if it is a CD Extra or Mixed Mode CD The file folder names that can be used per disc storage type are the follow...

Page 121: ...ttons Press these buttons to play the previous or next track Hold down these buttons to rewind or fast forward through the track and release the button to resume playing at normal speed 13 R button Ej...

Page 122: ...reviously played will automatically play Ejecting the disc To eject the disc press the R button and take out the disc When the disc comes out it automatically switches to the previously used function...

Page 123: ...slightly reduced during rewinding and fast forwarding and the playing time will be displayed View information on playing track Press the INFO button in play mode to display information about the trac...

Page 124: ...languages may be displayed as or are not displayed at all Using the CD menu Changing the playback mode From the play mode press the multifunction knob to display the CD menu Turn the multifunction kn...

Page 125: ...k from the selected folder CD menu Search For MP3 WMA discs turn the multifunction knob from the CD menu move to Search and then press the multifunction knob After the system reads the disc informatio...

Page 126: ...their operation cannot be guaranteed Be careful not to touch the USB connecting terminal with an object or any part of your body The USB storage device can only be recognised when it is formatted in...

Page 127: ...to which DRM Digital Right Management is applied cannot be played This product can support USB storage devices that are up to 16 Gigabytes in capacity with a limit of 999 files 512 folders and 10 stag...

Page 128: ...connected to select the USB play mode 10 Multifunction knob Turn the control knob to move to the track list menu or MP3 WMA track information Press the button to display the menu screen provided by th...

Page 129: ...Ending the USB music files playback Press the RADIO BAND or CD button to select other functions To end the play and disconnect the USB storage device use Menu USB Remove USB to safely remove the USB s...

Page 130: ...e information of the track being played 6 O button Hold down the button to turn the pause function on or off 9 P BACK button Cancel the previous item or return to the previous menu Connecting the iPod...

Page 131: ...erent from the iPod in terms of play order method and the information displayed Afterwards the functions to play the iPod are operated similarly to CD MP3 playback Log off the iPod playback To end the...

Page 132: ...m button with VOL control knob Turn the control knob to adjust the volume 6 O button Hold down this button to turn the mute function On or Off Connecting an exterior sound Connect the audio output of...

Page 133: ...ction knob Press the button in Bluetooth phone mode to display the menu screen Turn the control knob to move to the menu or setup value 17 1 8 buttons Press these buttons in Bluetooth audio play mode...

Page 134: ...urity code The initial value is 0000 and can be changed from Settings Bluetooth settings Bluetooth Change Bluetooth code The Infotainment system can be found by searching the to be connected Bluetooth...

Page 135: ...he multifunction knob Use the multifunction knob to move from the registered Bluetooth device to the device to be deleted and then press the multifunction knob To disconnect the currently connected Bl...

Page 136: ...reo headsets the Bluetooth audio play function cannot be used Bluetooth audio How to play Bluetooth audio A mobile phone or Bluetooth device that supports A2DP Advanced Audio Distribution Profile vers...

Page 137: ...e the track too quickly when playing Bluetooth audio It takes some time to transmit data from the mobile phone to the Infotainment system The Infotainment system transmits the order to play from the m...

Page 138: ...mbers are stored in the mobile phone This will also be displayed if the phone log transmission is supported but in a way that is not supported by the Infotainment system Hands free phone Taking calls...

Page 139: ...s options When a call is received with the Infotainment system and Bluetooth is being connected there are mobile phones that do not automatically change to the private call mode This depends on the o...

Page 140: ...ted phone number will not be displayed Depending on the mobile phone there are cases in which the call is made through the call history of the received or missed calls instead of the redial mode This...

Page 141: ...ers 4 Dial Start dialling Repeat this procedure to enter all telephone numbers Press the P BACK button to delete a letter one by one or press and hold the button to delete all content that has been en...

Page 142: ...and you will be returned to the previous menu Turn the multifunction knob to select Search and then press the multifunction knob Turn the multifunction knob to select First Name or Last Name and then...

Page 143: ...tem An update is not supported for more than 1 000 contact numbers Be aware that hands free and Bluetooth audio playback will be cut off while proceeding with updates for contacts other functions exce...

Page 144: ...ding on the type of the phone If the user disconnects the connection directly using the Infotainment or mobile phone the auto connection function does not take place Auto connection This function auto...

Page 145: ...to select Phone Menu Call lists and then press the multifunction knob Use the multifunction knob to select the detailed call history and then press the multifunction knob Turn the multifunction knob...

Page 146: ...uetooth function Using the multifunction knob select the Phone Menu Bluetooth settings and then press the multifunction knob To activate the Bluetooth function register connect or delete the Bluetooth...

Page 147: ...146 Phone To reinitialise the Bluetooth settings to their default values use the multifunction knob to select the initial setup restoration item and then select Yes with the multifunction knob...

Page 148: ...Phone 147...

Page 149: ...luetooth 132 C CD player 117 Control elements overview 94 F Fixed mast antenna 116 G General information 92 H Hands free phone 137 O Operation 96 P Personalisation 100 R Radio data system RDS 112 T Th...

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