User manual GRUNDIG WKC 3300 RDS

[. . . ] W K C 3 7 0 5 R D SS 3 0 RD WKC 3301 RDS SECURITY CODE WKC 3300 RDS/WKC 3301 RDS Legend · Brief pressure Eject cassette Cassette: change run direction, fast wind Unlock control unit · ·· Long pressure (approx. 2 s): 2 beeps GB Radio mode: · IS +/­, · Search ·· Manual frequency tuning ON/OFF button VOLUME Change volume TP/AF · TP ON/OFF · AF ON/OFF SOUND/PTY · Change SOUND/BAL. · PTY ·· Loud RADIO/IS · FM I/FM II/ AM (WKC 3301 RDS) · Intelligent search CD/TAPE/EXPERT · Select CD/Cassette mode · Expert mode ¢ 1, ¢ 2, ¢ 3, ¢ 4 Radio mode · Select stations · Store (2 s) Observe also the security hints on the pages 2 to 4. For details see the corresponding chapters in this manual. í Information in the Display Sound Indications VOL oo Volume EXPERT IS MAN PTY IS SCAN FM MW LW EXPERT control level. [. . . ] Activate the PTY function Press the ¢ PTY button until the signal sounds: the last selected programme type is displayed. The PTY search automatically runs to the next station broadcasting the preset programme type and briefly displays this programme type , e. g. ­ or ­ COUNTRY Country music NATIONAL National music OLDIES FOLK M DOCU NO PTY Golden oldies Folk music Documentaries No programme type EDUCATE Learning and continuing education DRAMA SCIENCE VARIED POP ROCK M M. O. R. M Radio plays and literature Science Talk entertainment Pop music (hits) Rock music Light music CULTURE Culture, church and society PTY search For selecting a programme type, two methods of calling up the PTY search function are available. 10 Radio ­ Repeatedly press the r TUNING t buttons until the desired programme type is displayed. The PTY search runs to the next station broadcasting the selected programme type, e. g. If no station is offering the selected programme type, you will hear the station last tuned to and the PTY function is deactivated. Deactivating the PTY function This is done by briefly pressing the ¢ PTY button or automatically after approximately 10 seconds. CD or DAT Mode Assigning the PTY programme buttons The station buttons are assigned at the factory to the programme types ¢ 1 NEWS, ¢ 2 SPORT, ¢ 3 POP and ¢ 4 CLASSICS. You can assign each of these station buttons to a programme type of your choice. Activate the PTY function: Press the ¢ PTY button until the signal sounds. The display briefly shows "PTY" and the selected programme type, e. g. Repeatedly press the r TUNING t buttons until the desired programme type is displayed. ¢ 1, until the signal sounds. Connecting a CD or DAT player CD = Compact Disc (without CD changer) DAT = Digital Audio Tape If you have not connected a GRUNDIG CD changer, you can connect another CD or DAT player via a GRUNDIG CDP adapter to the car radio. GB Activating the CD or DAT mode (AUX mode) Repeatedly and briefly press the ¢ CD/TAPE button until "AUX" is displayed. Operation of the connected units is directly controlled on the units themselves. Please observe the technical data and the operating instructions of the units used. To abort a traffic announcement, briefly press the ¢ TP button. PTY button Station buttons ¢1 . . . ¢4 11 Cassette (TAPE) íPlease always eject thebefore switching cassette by pressing the button ¡ off the radio. This will save the cassette. Fast forward and rewind Activate the function: Press the t or s button until it locks in place. "(( WIND" or "WIND ))" appears after approximately 1. 5 s in the display. Terminating cassette play Press the button fully down. The cassette will be ejected. ¡ ¡¡ Selecting the TAPE programme source Insert a cassette into the cassette compartment. The display indicates "TAPE A" or "TAPE B". General notes The unit is optimized for CR (chromium dioxide) cassettes. With traffic radio (TP) activated, cassette play will be interrupted during traffic announcements. To abort a traffic announcement: briefly press the ¢ TP button. While a cassette is wound forward or rewound, you can listen to the radio or play a CD. Cancelling the function Press the t or s button halfway in. Changing the cassette side Press the t and s buttons slightly at the same time. [. . . ] Press and hold down the least 1 second. Poor reception Are you in an area of bad reception conditions (eg. , underground car park, tunnel, valley, etc. )?In this case, reception will surely improve when changing the location. If reception gets nevertheless not better, the aerial or aerial lead might be damaged. Let check your radio by a specialist. The CD does not play Observe the error messages in the display and read the operating instructions of the CD changer. [. . . ]