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broadcasts traffic reports.

Turn the VOL knob to select the "TA SEEK" or "TA ALARM" operating mode.

2. MASK DPI / MASK ALL

Here you can select, whether the search for alternative frequencies covers all broadcasting

stations available (ALL) or only those of the currently tuned station (DPI).

3. RETUNE_S /_L

Here you can determine the time period your device will wait before it seeks a substitute

radio channel, if the required reception level of a radio channel, which broadcasts traffic

reports, is lost. RETUNE_S stands for a waiting time of 45 seconds, RETUNE_L for 3

minutes. You must activate the TA operating mode before automatic seeking can start.

Turn the VOL knob to select "RETUNE_S" or "RETUNE_L".

4. DSP POP M / ROCK M / CLASS M / FLAT M

By turning the VOL knob, you can call up the sound pre-settings, which will improve the

listening pleasure of your favourite music. Select the pre-setting pop, rock or classic. If you

do not want any of these, just select "DSP OFF" or "FLAT M". The display then shows the

respective setting.

5. LOUD ON / OFF

If you would like to increase the low and high frequencies, set the parameter loudness to

"LOUD ON". If you prefer uninfluenced frequencies, select "LOUD OFF".

6. ESP 12 / 45

ESP stands for "Electronic Shock Protection". This operating mode makes sure that there

are no interruptions during CD playback when the laser scanning is disturbed by, e.g.

vibrations (cobblestone pavement or the like). Select 12 or 45 seconds as maximum

bridgeable time period. If you select 45 seconds, this can lead to a slight decrease in the

sound quality.

7. MULT ON / OFF

Here you determine if the device is to recognise discs, which have been burned in

multi-session format, i.e. they contain audio files and data (ON). If you do not want this,

select "OFF".

8. BEEP ON / OFF

By turning the VOL knob, you can determine if a short "beep" sound will be heard as a

confirmation for every operation process (ON) or not (OFF).

9. SEEK 1 / 2

Here you can set two different operating modes for the channel search:

• SEEK 1 - If you keep the button

transmitting power, the channel, which has been found, will be broadcast, even if you keep

pressing the button

again.

• SEEK 2 - If you keep the button

transmitting power, the channel, which has been found, will not be broadcast as long as you

keep the button

pressed. The channel search will only stop at the next radio station if you

release the button

pressed in order to find the next channel with enough

. If you want to continue the channel search, press the button

pressed in order to find the next channel with enough