Opel Car300 Operating Instruction 电路图.pdf

Radio CAR 300 BA Opel CAR 300NT-UM d16.07.2001, 10:08 Uhr1 RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 3 234561 UMASTP CAR 300 AUTOSTORE C O D E RDS 234561 789:;<= R D S E O N BA Opel CAR 300NT-UM d16.07.2001, 10:08 Uhr3 RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 16 Control elements No. Symbol Meaning 1To switch on and off Volume control: Turn Balance left/right: Pull and turn 2Fader control (front/rear balance): Turn 3Tone control (bass/treble): Turn 4Cassette loading slot 5<Fast forward 7UMWaveband switching 81-6 Preset buttons 9ASAutomatic seek tuning and storing :Seek tuning down Seek tuning up ;TPTraffic programme <RDSRadio Data System =CODE LED Display system The in-vehicle display (see owners manual of your car) is also used for the external indication of the radio information. In principle, the car can be fitted with one of two different display types: 8-digit display 10-digit display The examples described in this user manual are based on the 8-digit display. The information shown in the 10-digit display mainly corresponds to that of the 8- digit version with the exception of the waveband and the preset numbers of some radio functions. ASCPSCrTPRDSTP EONCPS CrRDSTPTMCASTP BA Opel CAR 300NT-UM gb16.07.2001, 10:14 Uhr16 RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 17 Theft protection Security coding This car radio is equipped with a passive security system. A coded unit is useless to a thief. This is why you should code your unit (see page 22). The code number can be found in the Car Pass or Radio Pass. Do not keep the Car Pass or Radio Pass in the vehicle. When the unit is switched off and the ignition key removed, the CODE LED = flashes to indicate that the set is equipped with security coding. Switching on / off Switch the unit on and off by pressing knob 1. Ignition-on logic If the set was switched on with knob 1, it will be turned off as soon as the ignition is switched off and the ignition key removed (with some vehicle models directly after ignition OFF“). The set will then restart playback automatically after the ignition has been switched on again. If desired, you can also deactivate this ignition-on logic. Deactivating the ignition-on logic: - Switch on the ignition and turn off the radio. Volume control Volume Turn knob 1. Balance Volume impression between left and right speakers. Pull knob 1 and turn. Fader control Volume impression between front and rear speakers. Turn knob 2. Press knob first to let it pop up. Tone control Bass/treble Turn knob 3. Press knob first to let it pop up. - Press and hold down preset buttons 1 and 3 8 together. - Switch on the unit, making sure you are still holding the buttons down until you hear a beep. The display shows that the ignition-on logic has been deactivated: Now the unit can only be switched on and off with knob 1. To activate the ignition-on logic: Proceed as described under “Deactivating the ignition-on logic”. The display will subsequently show that the ignition-on logic is active. After interrupting the power to the unit and re-connecting the set, the ignition-on logic will be active. Ignition-off logic The unit will automatically shut down one hour after the ignition was switched off. The ignition-off logic will also remain active if the ignition-on logic has been deactivated. IGNI OFF IGNI ON BA Opel CAR 300NT-UM gb16.07.2001, 10:14 Uhr17 18 Manual tuning: (not with TP or RDS) If you know the frequency of the station you wish to listen to, you may select it manually. Rough tuning: Hold down the seek tuning button or until the frequency of the desired station has almost been reached. Fine tuning: Press the seek tuning button or as many times until the exact station frequency appears in the display. RDS is a service offered by most FM radio stations in Europe, which makes finding and receiving the desired station much more easy. Therefore, you should always switch on RDS! RDS stations broadcast an inaudible, digital data telegram alongside their programmes. This signal carries a great deal of information which is decoded by the RDS radio automatically. If RDS is switched on, the programme station name is displayed instead of the frequency. Radio tuning Selecting a station Waveband selection: UM button 7 U = Ultra-short wave (FM) M = Medium wave (MW) Press the UM button as many times until the desired waveband appears in the display (“U”, “UAS”, “M”, “MAS”). On FM, when the radio is receiving a stereo station, signal will light up. The unit will automatically switch to mono if the received signal is not strong enough for stereo playback. Automatic tuning: (not with RDS stations) Press seek tuning button : or (radio will switch to mute). lower frequencies (all stations) higher frequencies (only powerful stations) The system will automatically change the seek tuning sensitivity if no powerful station can be picked up. Each RDS programme is broadcast on different frequencies. As you travel around, the car radio automatically checks the signal quality of the frequencies to be received and tunes into the best frequency of the RDS station that you are listening to. The programme station name in the display remains unchanged. Switching on RDS Use the UM button 7 to switch to FM; then activate RDS by pressing the RDS button <. The display shows “RDS”. When RDS is switched on, seek tuning will only stop at RDS stations. The radio will automatically tune into the best frequency of the selected programme. While searching for the strongest reception signal, the radio may switch to mute briefly. RDS seek tuning: Press the seek tuning button : or . Lower frequencies. Higher frequencies. Switching off RDS Press the RDS button <. “RDS” will disappear from the display and the selected frequency will be displayed instead. In this case the radio will no longer automatically TPRDS WDR1 U3 101.1 TP BA Opel CAR 300NT-UM gb16.07.2001, 10:16 Uhr18 19 tune in the frequency offering best reception of the programme. Displaying the frequency of an RDS station In order to read the broadcasting frequency of an RDS station from the display, press the UM button 7 until the frequency is displayed. The radio will return to the station name after approximately 5 seconds. Regional programmes Certain RDS radio programmes are split up at times into regional programmes offering local information. If you are listening to one programme and move to an area where another linked regional programme becomes stronger, the unit will switch to that programme. If you wish to continue listening to the first station, switch on the regional function: Store the station on a preset button. Then press the preset button for approximately 5 seconds until REG-ON“ appears in the display. To switch off the function: Press the corresponding preset button for approximately 5 seconds until the display shows REG-OFF“. When turning the unit on, the display will briefly show REG-ON“, if activated. REG- OFF“ will not be displayed. Traffic Programmes (TP = Traffic Programmes) TP stations are FM RDS stations offering traffic information. If such a station is tuned in, “TP” will appear in the display. Switching on TP The unit will only receive TP stations. Press the UM button 7 to select FM. Then press the TP button ;, “TP” will appear in the display. The display will show “ ” during the seek tuning process or if a TP station cannot be received. When TP is active, traffic reports will interrupt tape operation. TP can also be switched on during tape operation. In this case the programme name of the currently selected station will be shown in the display for 5 seconds. If a station not providing traffic information was tuned in before or selected with a preset button, memory seek tuning will automatically start in order to tune into the strongest traffic programme station. As long as the selected station remains tuned in, the system will not switch to automatic TP seek tuning even if the reception gets worse. While TP is active, when pressing the AS button 9 (AS = automatic storing of stations, see page 20) until a beep is released, the system will switch to a preset position with a traffic station as soon as the storing process has been completed. If the TP function is switched on, seek tuning will remain active until at least one TP station has been found. If TP is active or if it is switched on while listening to a tape, the set will automatically start searching for the strongest traffic programme station as soon as the reception area of the tuned in station is left. Switching off TP Press the TP button again. “ ” disappears from the display. While a traffic message is being played, press the TP button twice to switch off the function. When storing stations on the preset buttons, “TP on” or “TP off” will not be stored as well. Traffic Announcement volume (TA) The traffic announcement volume can be separately adjusted in addition to the normal playback volume. Adjustment: Press the TP button ; for more than 3 seconds. The TA volume level will be displayed after the beep (e.g. TP-VOL-3). BA Opel CAR 300NT-UM gb16.07.2001, 10:16 Uhr19 20 Use the seek tuning buttons or to adjust the desired announcement volume from -3 to +3. Storing the TA volume: Press the TP button for more than 3 seconds until you hear the beep. If the button is not pressed within 10 seconds after having activated the TA volume, the set will return to normal operation without altering the setting. Listening to traffic reports only If you wish to listen to traffic reports only, switch on TP and turn knob 1 to its leftmost position. Traffic messages will still be played at the preset volume (see “TA volume”). Interrupting a traffic message If you wish to interrupt a traffic message (e.g. during tape operation), press the TP button briefly. The TP function will remain active. RDS-EON (Enhanced Other Networks) Certain radio stations do not actually transmit traffic programmes themselves, but by using RDS-EON they offer the possibility to receive the traffic messages broadcast by another traffic programme station in the same radio network. For this purpose the unit evaluates the information of the RDS telegram with regard to alternative traffic programme stations. With RDS-EON, stations not providing traffic information are treated by the unit like traffic programme stations. They can be recognised by the “EON” or “TP” symbol in the display. Receiving traffic messages via RDS-EON Press the TP button. The display shows “TP”. If a message is received, the set will switch to a traffic programme station of the same RDS-EON network. During the message, the display will show the programme name of the traffic station. After the message the unit will return to the original programme. When TP is switched on, the RDS-EON function will also be active during tape operation. Preset buttons This car radio holds a total of 24 preset positions available: 6 x U (FM) 6 x M (MW) 6 x UAS (automatically stored FM stations) 6 x MAS (automatically stored MW stations) Storing stations Choose the desired waveband and tune in the station. Press and hold one of the preset buttons 8 until the radio resumes play. During the storing process the display shows the currently memorised station. Now the station is stored on this preset button. The chosen preset position 1.6 appears in the display. When storing a station on a preset button, RDS “ON” or RDS “OFF” will be stored as well. Automatic storing (AS) Select the desired waveband (MW or FM). Then press the AS button 9 until you hear the beep. Seek tuning starts and “AS” appears in the display. After the seek tuning process the six most powerful stations of the current reception TP-VOL-3 BA Opel CAR 300NT-UM gb16.07.2001, 10:16 Uhr20 21 Extra FM memory In addition to the preset buttons the unit also sets up an extra FM memory in which all receivable FM stations are stored. You can use the seek tuning buttons to scroll this memory. The extra FM memory is set up anew by manual or automatic storing (AS). Scrolling the extra FM memory: Switch on RDS. Briefly press one of the seek tuning buttons or :. The display shows the frequencies or programme names of the stations sorted according to broadcasting networks in the extra FM memory. Updating the extra FM memory: Press the RDS button for approximately 2 seconds until you hear the beep. The display briefly shows The storing process takes approximately 30 seconds; the system will tune into the strongest station of the reception area afterwards. The updating process does not overwrite the preset stations! Alternatively: Press the AS button until the beep is released. Note that this procedure overwrites the stations stored on the AS memory positions of the preset buttons. area will be stored on the six preset buttons of the AS memory bank. During automatic tuning RDS stations have priority and will be allocated to the first preset positions. When leaving the reception area of the stored stations, press the AS button again in order to store new stations. AS preset positions can also be allocated manually (see “Storing stations”, page 20). If TP is switched on before or during the auto-storing process, the unit will activate a preset position with a traffic station afterwards (not necessarily preset 1). Recalling stored stations Select the waveband (“U”, “UAS”, “M”, “MAS”). Then press the desired preset button. To recall the stations stored with AS, choose the desired waveband first (“U” or “M”) and then press the AS button briefly. TP ASRDS SWF3 MEMORY-U BA Opel CAR 300NT-UM gb16.07.2001, 10:17 Uhr21 22 Removing a tape Press both fast winding buttons. The unit will switch from tape to radio operation and eject the tape. Car phone This car radio is prepared for connecting a car phone. In order to make use of the telephone functions, the phone must be connected to the car radio by an Opel dealer. If a car phone is connected to the set, “MUTE” will appear in the display as soon as the phone is switched on or if a call is received. In this case, radio or tape operation will be interrupted. Reception of traffic messages during handsfree operation: Telephone muting has priority over traffic messages. However, you can still receive traffic reports if required. For this, TP must be switched on (“TP” in the display). As soon as a traffic message comes through, the display will show the programme name of the TP station instead of “MUTE” . Use the TP button ; to switch between telephone muting and the received traffic report. Security coding Protect your car radio by switching on security coding. The coded unit is useless to a thief. The code number can be found in the Car Pass or Radio Pass. To code the unit it is necessary that the ignition is switched on. Each time the power to the car radio is interrupted - when it is removed from the vehicle for instance (theft), or if the battery is disconnected - it will be electronically blocked. Only you can make the set operable again by entering the correct code number (see “Re-start”, page 23). To