Becker 7800 ONLINE PRO User Manual

Contents

Safety Instructions 94

Information regarding general
road safety 95

Arrangement of controls 96

Anti-theft device 97

Entering the code number 97
Entering the Telephone PIN 97
Removing the portable panel 98
Attaching the portable panel 98

General Operation 99

Switching on the unit 99
Adjusting the volume 99
Activating the tone control menu 99

Adjusting the bass 99
Adjusting the treble 99
Fader 100
Adjusting the balance 100
Linear adjustment 100
Loudness on or off 100
Adjust volume of subwoofer or
centre speaker 100

Triggering reset 100

Navigation operation 101

What is navigation? 101
Safety Instructions 101
Navigation CDs 101

Navigation with two European
CDs 101

General instructions 102
Selecting navigation 103

Main Navigation Menu 103
Destination 104

Selecting country 104
Entering destination 105
Entering destination town postal
code 105
Entering destination street 106
Entering the destination town
centre 106
Entering street number for
destination road 107
Selecting intersection for
destination road 108
Starting the route calculation 108

Route options 108
Destination memory 109

Calling up a destination stored in
the destination memory 109
Storing a destination in the
destination memory 110
Deleting a destination from the
destination memory 110
Sorting destination memory 111
Renaming a destination in the
destination memory 111
Destination memory full 111

Accessing @ Destinations 112

Saving and Deleting
"@ Destinations" 112
@ Route Mode 113

Last destinations 113

Driving to one of the
”Last Destinations” 113
Saving and Deleting
”Last Destination” destinations 113

Coordinate entry 114
Route guidance calculation 114

Recalculating route 114

Stopover 115

Entering a stopover 115
Start route guidance to stopover 115
Deleting a stopover 115
Stopover reached 115

Traffic jam function 116

Entering length of traffic jam 116
Delete block 116

Cancelling route guidance 116
Notes on route guidance 117
Dynamic Route Guidance 118
Information during route guidance 119

Requesting journey duration and
kilometres travelled 119
Displaying/changing route settings 119
Requesting current time 119
Requesting current position 120
Calling up traffic announcements 120
Call up route list 121

Information during non-active
route guidance 121
P.O.I. 121
System settings 123
Setting the language 124

Setting time 124

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Setting voice output 125
Setting the vocal announcement
of traffic reports 125
Settings 126
Selecting the units 126
Influencing the calculation of ETA 127

Telephone mode 128

Activate telephone mode 128
Calling up the Communications
menu 128
Calling 128

Dial the number 128

Terminating a call 129
Accepting a call 129
Rejecting a call 129
During a call 129

Toggling – second call 129
Conference 130

Telephone book 130

Calling up the telephone book 130
Dialling a telephone book entry 131
Editing / Adding / Deleting
telephone book entries 131

Call list 132

Saving entry from call list 133
Deleting Telephone List 133

Emergency call 133

Emergency call via voice
connection 133
Emergency Call Via GDV Call
Centre 134

Making an emergency call 134
Emergency call settings 135

Settings 136

Call settings 136
Telephone Settings 137
Selecting a network 137
GSM Band Settings 138
PIN Settings 139
Call Rerouting 140
Blocking phone 141

SMS Messaging 142

New Message display 142
Reading messages 142
Processing messages 143

Delete message 143
Answer message 143

Writing messages 143
Deleting All Messages 145
Settings 145

Internet (WAP) Functions 146

Calling up WAP menu 146

Connecting / terminating WAP
connection 146
Navigation in WAP pages 146

Browser Menu 147

Calling up Browser Menu 147
Entering WAP address 147
Call up Browser-dependent menu 148
Call up/ Add/ Delete Favourites 148
Pages visited (History) 149
Back to previous page 149

@ WAP Favourites 149

Call up Configuration 150

Settings 150

Profiles 150
Create new profile 151
Activating access profile 152
Copying access profile 152
Deleting access profile 152
Loading Access Profiles 153
URL Setting 153
Specifying browser start settings 153

BeckerClub 154

E-Mail Function 155

Receiving E-Mail 155
Checking E-Mail 155
E-mail settings 155
Service settings 157

URL for …. 157

Radio mode 158

Switching on radio mode 158
Turn on Radio Menu Mode 158
Set FM waveband 158
Selecting the AM waveband 158
Settings for station selection 158
Dynamic Autostore (FM-DAS) 158
Station search FM - DAS 159
Station search MW, LW, SW 159
Scan search 159
Programme filtering for FM DAS 159
Programme Type selection (PTY) 159
Turning PTY display on or off 160

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Calling up/ Storing FM stations 160
Calling up/storing MW, LW, SW
stations 160
Manual FM tuning 160
Manual tuning MW, LW, SW 160
Regionalisation 161
Turning Regionalisation on or off 161
Turning frequency display on or off 161
Switching radio text display on / off 161
Traffic Programme (TP) 162

Activating/quitting the TP menu 162
Turning TP on or off 162
Selecting automatic tracking 162
Selecting / deleting direct
programming 163
Switching mute function on or off 163
Interrupting TP announcements 163
TP announcement volume 163
Display for TMC stations 163

CD, MP3, CDC operation 164

Selecting the audio source 164
Notes for the Compact Disc (CD) 164
Inserting/Ejecting CDs 165
Skipping a title forward/backward 165
Scan search 165
Fast forward/rewind 165
Random Play 165
Title Repeat 166
Number of tracks and total
playing time 166

Temperature protection circuit for
CD and MP3 CD 166
Notes on CD-R and CD-RWs 166
Notes on copy-protected CDs 166
MP3 CD in built-in drive 167

General instructions for MP3 167

Creating an MP3 data medium 167

Notes on playing MP3 CDs 168

Track number, total playing time
and track title 168
MMC™ (MultiMediaCard™) 168

Which MMC™ can be played? 168
Recording to an MMC™ 168
Insertion / removal of a
recorded MMC™ 169
Notes on playing 169

CD Changer 169

Operational readiness of
CD changer 169
Loading/ Ejecting the
CD Magazine 169
Playing CDs 170

User menu 171

Call up / quit User Settings menu 171

Setting the GAL (Gal) 171
Display colour setting (Col) 171
Display setting (Lcd) 172
LED setting (Led) 172
Display brightness setting (Lum) 172
Setting reception optimisation
(M/S) 172

Activating AUX/telephone input
(Aux) 173
Signal tone volume (BeV) 173
Turning direction of the rotary
control (Inc) 173
Volume display (Vol) 174
Hands-free microphone setting
(Mic) 174
Telephone receiver volume setting
(HsV) 174
Limiting the volume level (Lim) 174
Adjusting the volume difference
between digital audio sources (Lvl) 174
Calling up reset function (Rst) 175

General instructions 176

RDS SYSTEM 176
DAS seek quality level 176
DAS seek name level 176
RDS Stations level 176
Stations Fix Level 176
PTY (Programme Type) 176

Keyword directory 177

Technical data 178

NOTICE 179

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Safety Instructions

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Operation of the unit is permitted only if traffic conditions are suitable and you are absolutely sure that you, your pas­sengers or other motorists are not endangered, obstructed or inconvenienced.

In all cases, all applicable road traffic regulations must be obeyed. Destinations may only be entered when the vehicle is
stationary.

The country-specific regulations apply for telephone operations.

The navigation system is intended to serve as a navigation aid only. It neither releases the driver from his/her duty to ex­ercise utmost care in road traffic, nor replace his/her own ability to judge. Due to continuous changes in traffic routing
or changing data, imprecise or erroneous information may, on occasion, be given. Therefore, actual road signs and traffic
regulations must always be observed. In particular, the navigation system cannot be used as an orientation aid at times
of poor visibility.

The unit may only be used for its intended purpose. The volume of the radio, navigation system and telephone should be
adjusted so that noises external to the vehicle are still audible.

Do not activate the telephone near petrol stations, fuel depots, chemical plants or blasting areas.

In case of a malfunction (i.e. smoke or noticeable odours) immediately turn off the unit.
Due to the variety of functions and the corresponding high processing capacity of the microprocessor, the unit will warm
up during operation. The installed components are equipped to handle these temperatures.

For safety reasons, the unit is to be opened only by a trained technician. Please refer to your dealer for repair.

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Information regarding general road safety

This car radio device is intended and approved for installation and operation in passenger cars, commercial vehicles and
buses (vehicle classes M, N and O) whose electric system has a rated voltage of 12V.

Installation and maintenance should only be carried out by specialists. Faulty installation or maintenance can result in
the malfunctioning of the motor vehicle’s electronic systems. The vehicle manufacturer’s safety instructions must be ob­served.

The vehicle’s electronics (e.g. speedometer signal) must only be worked on by an authorised service garage. We assume no
liability for any impairment of the vehicle’s electronics.

This device is only intended for installation in the area provided for this purpose by the vehicle manufacturer.

The method of attachment used must ensure that the device will remain properly attached, should the vehicle be involved
in a crash.

The power supply must be properly fused.

Using mobile phones without an external antenna in the proximity of the radio unit may cause interference.

Familiarise yourself with the device and how it works before embarking on your journey. Whilst on the move, only oper­ate the device in appropriate traffic conditions. The volume of the device should be set at a level that enables external
noises (e.g. police sirens) to be easily heard.

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Arrangement of controls

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

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Arrangement of controls

1 Left rotary control (Info)
2 On / off switch ( )
3 TP (Traffic programme) key ( )
4 Communications key ( )
5 Source key CD ( )

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

 

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

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6 Source key Radio ( )
7 Select navigation ( )
8 CD eject button ( )
9 Right Rotary Control (OK)
10 Multifunction keys
11 Display

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Anti-theft device

Entering the code number

If the auto radio is disconnected from the electrical
supply source, the anti-theft device prevents it
from being reconnected. After turning on the unit
via the button, the prompt

Enter Key, is

displayed.

Using multifunction buttons - , enter
the five-digit code number.

Example:

Code number 15372 (the code number can be
found on the enclosed CODE CARD).
Enter code number using the multifunction
buttons.

The unit automatically switches on when the fifth
digit is entered and all other digits were entered
correctly.

Note:

It is important to store the CODE CARD in a safe
place outside of the vehicle. This will prevent
unauthorised use. The scheck marker provided
should be attached to the inside of the vehicle
windscreen/window.

In an incorrect code number is entered, the prompt

Enter key will be displayed once again. If an

incorrect code number is entered three times in a
row, the unit will display

Wait, and it will be

blocked for approximately 60 minutes.

Three further incorrect entries block the unit for
another 60 minutes.

Note:

The unit and the vehicle ignition must remain
switched on during the 60-minute waiting period.
If the ignition does not remain switched on, the
waiting period will begin again.

Anti-theft device

Entering the Telephone PIN

Your telephone module and SIM card are
protected against unauthorized use by a 4- to 8­digit PIN number.

Note:

Depending upon the provider, the SIM card may
be delivered without the PIN number request
activated. In this case, the PIN number will not be
requested.
You have already received the PIN number to be
entered from your provider. The PIN number can
be changed, however, as described in ”PIN
Settings” on page 139.
After entering the unit code number, a request for
the telephone PIN number will follow.

The 4- to 8-digit PIN number must be entered
using multifunction buttons - . Then,
press the right rotary control .
Depending upon the reception, connection to the
telephone network may take some time.

Note:

If an incorrect PIN number is entered three times
in a row, the SIM card is blocked.
You can lift the SIM card block by entering the
PUK number you received (together with the SIM
card) from the provider. Enter the PUK number in
exactly the same manner as the PIN number.

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Anti-theft device

The PIN number does not have to be entered
immediately. By pressing one of the source keys

, and , you can select one of the available
audio sources.
No telephone-related functions, however, are
available in such a case.
This condition is indicated by on the display.
To enter the PIN number, first, you need to press
the source key .
A new request for the PIN number appears.

Note:

If the unit or the ignition is shut off, the PIN
number will be requested again when the unit or
ignition is turned back on. To operate the
telephone, re-enter your PIN number as described
above.
The PIN number can also be stored as described
under ”PIN Settings” on page 139. It is then no
longer necessary to enter the PIN every time you
switch on the unit.

Removing the portable panel

As effective anti-theft device, the portable panel
(A) may be removed from the unit.
Press briefly (storage medium remains in the
unit). The display folds forwards. The portable
component can then be pulled out.

A

The volume is limited to a maximum level after the
display has been folded down. After 20 seconds,
an audible signal indicates that the control
component is folded down. The unit then switches
itself off.

Danger

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Injury hazard

For safety reasons, the portable panel may not be
left open while driving.

Attaching the portable panel

Insert the portable panel into the lower left catch
and then engage it in the lower right catch. Then
fold up the portable panel and engage it in the
upper catches.
The portable panel can also be placed flat against
the unit and pushed into place.
To ensure correct function, be sure that the
portable panel is completely seated in all four
catches.

If a new portable panel or one from another unit is
used, the code number must be entered as
described above to activate the unit.

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Note:

After removal, please insert the portable panel in
the accompanying protective cover.
Do not touch the metal contacts on the portable
panel or on the radio.

General Operation

Switching on the unit

Press button.
Additional options for switching on / off: Via
ignition. In order to switch on via the ignition, the
unit must have been switched off previously via
the ignition. After switching off the ignition, the
unit can be prevented from switching off by
pressing the button within 3 seconds.

Note:

With the ignition switched off, the unit can also be
switched on via the button. The unit switches
off automatically after 1 hour.

Adjusting the volume

Turn the left rotary control . The volume
increases or decreases.
The volume change is graphically shown on the
display.

Activating the tone control menu

Settings for bass, treble, balance and fader are
stored separately for the audio sources: radio, CD,
MP3 and CDC/AUX mode.
The loudness settings affect all the sources.
The Tone menu can be called up by pressing one
of the source buttons for more than 2 seconds.

• Source key for the currently set wavebands
(FM or AM)

• Source key for the currently active media
sources (CD, MP3, CDC/AUX)

The following functions can be called up:
(Bass), Trb (Treble), Fad (Fader), Bal (Balance),

Flt (Linear adjustment), Sub (Subwoofer) and
Ldn (Loudness).

Bas

General Operation

Adjusting the bass

Press the source key for more than 2 seconds. Press
multifunction button .

Set the desired bass level using the right rotary
control .

Adjusting the treble

Press the source key for more than 2 seconds. Press
multifunction button .

The source is always shown at the left in the
display (i.e. FM in the illustration).

Set the desired treble level using the right rotary
control .

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General operation

Fader

Press the source key for more than 2 seconds. Press
multifunction button .

Use the right rotary control for the desired fader
setting.

Adjusting the balance

Press the source key for more than 2 seconds. Press
multifunction button .

Set the desired balance level using the right rotary
control .

Linear adjustment

Press the source key for more than 2 seconds.

Press multifunction button briefly -

flat

will appear. By pressing multifunction
button once again, the tone adjustments for
the current signal source (i.e. FM) will be reset to
mid-level.

Tone

Loudness on or off

Press the source key for more than 2 seconds. Press
multifunction button .

With multifunction button you can select
either Loudness on (

ON) or Loudness off (OFF).

Adjust volume of subwoofer or centre speaker

Press the source key for more than 2 seconds. Press
multifunction button .

Use the right rotary control to set the desired
subwoofer volume level.
If

Off is set for the volume setting, the subwoofer

output is switched off.

Triggering reset

If a malfunction of the unit should occur, such that
it becomes inoperable or defective in some other
way, a restart of the internal unit software (reset)
can be triggered.
To trigger the reset, press the button for more
than 20 seconds.
After the unit software is reset, you need to enter
the code number and re-insert the Navigations CD.

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Navigation operation

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What is navigation?

The term ”navigation” (lat. navigare = to travel by
sea) is generally understood to mean the determi­nation of a vehicle’s location, the determination of
its direction and its distance from the desired des­tination and the required route. As navigation aids,
stars, prominent landmarks, compass and satellites
are used.
With OnlinePro, location is determined with the
GPS receiver (GPS = Global Positioning System).
The direction and distance from the destination are
determined using a digital street map, a navigation
computer and sensors. A speedometer and reverse
signal are additionally used to calculate the route.
For safety reasons, route guidance is predominant­ly in spoken form supported by a direction indica­tor on the display.

Safety Instructions

Navigation CDs

Two navigation CDs are supplied with the
navigation unit.
These CDs contain a digitised street map. One CD
for Northern Europe (CD no. 1) and one CD for
Southern Europe (CD no. 2) are supplied.
The complete trunk road network and all
destination centres in the digitised area of Northern
and Southern Europe are available on the CDs.
All digitised roads of the northern countries are
also included on the Northern Europe CD. All
digitised roads of the southern countries are also
included on the Southern Europe CD.
In these detailed areas of the Northern or Southern
Europe CD road map, motorways, regional roads
and unclassified roads as well as country roads are
stored. Larger cities and communities are
comprehensively covered. For smaller towns and
communities, the regional and unclassified roads
or access roads and the town centres are included.

Using Navigation

Navigation with two European CDs

A

B

C

• The rules of the Road Traffic Regulations
(RTR) apply.

• Observation of traffic signs and local traffic
regulations must always take priority.

• Traffic guidance is restricted to passenger ve­hicles. Special driving recommendations and
regulations for other vehicles (e.g. commercial
vehicles) are not included.

• The destination can only be entered when the
vehicle is stationary.

One-way streets, pedestrian zones, turning bans
and other traffic regulations are taken into account
as far as possible.
There may be discrepancies between the data on
the navigation CD and the actual local situation,
due to permanent changes to road systems and
their traffic regulations.

D

A Area of Northern Europe CD with all

digitised roads.

B For example, a town or an address in

Germany (on the Northern Europe CD).

C Area of Southern Europe CD with all

digitised roads.

D For example, a town or an address in

France (on the Southern Europe CD).

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Using Navigation

For example, if you wish to navigate from a town
on the Southern Europe CD (D) to a town on the
Northern Europe CD (B), enter your destination
address as usual. After entering the town, you will
be prompted to insert navigation CD No. 1 by the

Please insert navigation CD #1.

display
After inserting the relevant CD, enter the road and,
if required, the house number or the town centre.
The required map data is loaded and stored inter­nally after route calculation has started.

General instructions

• During route navigation, you can still listen to
the radio, CD or MP3
The distance to the next announcement and the
estimated time of arrival, the current time or the
journey time to the destination are indicated on
the right side of the display.
You can set whether the current time, the
journey time, or the estimated time of arrival is
displayed.

The display mode can be selected by pressing
the last multifunction button. The mode current­ly set can be seen from the symbol which ap­pears before the displayed time.
The symbol represents the estimated time of
arrival.
The symbol represents the remaining jour­ney time.
The symbol represents the current time.

• During route navigation, you can still use the ra­dio, CD or MP3.
Distance to the next message and estimated time
of arrival are shown on the right side of the dis­play.

• The unit can be switched to radio mode when
route guidance is in operation by pressing
the button. You can switch to CD mode by
pressing the button.
The Navigation menu automatically displays
when navigation announcements are given.

• When entering the address, only those letters,
digits and symbols which are relevant for the
address are displayed.
The entries are automatically completed.
A space (i.e. in Bad Abbach) is entered as an un­derscore.
Letter, numbers and symbols can be selected us­ing the multifunction buttons to .
The individual symbols can be selected by
pressing the appropriate multifunction buttons
repeatedly.
Selection can also be made using the right rotary
control , which will be used in the remainder
of this guide.

• exits the current menu and switches to either
the route guidance display or main Navigation
menu.

• The system recalculates the route if a deviation
is made from the route.

• Briefly press the left rotary control to hear
the current navigation message.

• During a navigation announcement, the volume
can be adjusted with the left rotary control .

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Using Navigation

• By briefly pressing the left rotary control , ad­ditional information can be requested during
route guidance or the current position can be re­quested when route guidance is not active. See
”Information during route guidance” on
page 119 and ”Information during non-active
route guidance” on page 121.

• The current navigation announcement is inter­rupted by pressing the left rotary control .

• If the left rotary control is held for more than
2 seconds during a navigation message, the nav­igation messages are turned off and route guid­ance will only be shown on the display.
Quickly pressing the left rotary control re­turns to the navigation messages.

• The scroll marks and indicate a selection
list which can be scrolled through using the
right rotary control .
Each entry in the list shown in capital letters can
be selected by pressing the right rotary
control .

Selecting navigation

Press .

The main navigation menu appears after this dis­play.

Note:

The navigation CD must be loaded when starting
navigation mode for the first time.
If calibration of the navigation system has not yet
been completed, the system will prompt you to
take a drive for calibration (see Installation Guide).
A navigation CD containing the data for the target
country is required for navigation operations.
The navigation CD must be inserted to start the
calculation of a route. During calculation, the

CD will blink on the display. Once calcula-

prompt
tion is completed, the prompt
the navigation CD can be removed and an audio
CD may be inserted.
When entering destinations, you should wait until
the prompt

CD disappears, before departing.

CD will disappear,

Main Navigation Menu

Select

Destination,
Dest. memory,
Last destinations,
P.O.I,
@ Destinations,
Coordinates,
Save position

by turning the right rotary control and confirm
your choice by pressing it.

Destination

•
Accesses the entry menu for the destination.
See ”Destination” on page 104.

Dest. Memory

•
Contains previously stored destinations.
See ”Destination memory” on page 109.

Note:

If the destination memory does not contain any
destinations,

@ Destinations

•
The navigation destinations in the Homepage
can be called up. See ”Accessing @ Destina­tions” on page 112.

Dest. memory is not displayed.

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Using Navigation

• P.O.I.
Menu for selecting regional and interregional
destinations of special interest and local points
of interest. Points of interest include petrol sta­tions, airports or hospitals, for example. See
”P.O.I.” on page 121.

Last destinations

•
A list of the last 50 destinations is displayed.
Stopovers are not stored as final destinations.
See ”Last destinations” on page 113.

Note:

If no destinations are contained in the Last Des­tinations list,

Last destinations is not dis-

played.

Coordinates

•
You can start navigation with the aid of geo­graphical coordinates
See ”Coordinate entry” on page 114.

Save position

•
The current position is stored. The position is
stored in the destination memory.
See ”Storing a destination in the destination
memory” on page 110.

Destination

I Select the main Navigation menu with the right
rotary control
control to confirm.

The country last selected is displayed. When the
destination is first entered, the unit will switch
automatically to the country selection.
The entries

Country,
Town and
Zipcode

are available.

•

Country

If your destination is in a country different from
the one displayed, you can select the destination
country after selecting
See ”Selecting country” on page 104.

Town

•
By selecting Town you can switch to town
entry.
See ”Entering destination” on page 105.

Zipcode

•
By selecting Zipcode you can enter the postal
code of the destination town.
See ”Entering destination town postal code” on
page 105.

Destination and press the

Country.

Selecting country

If your destination is in a country other than the
one currently shown, select
right rotary control and press the control to con­firm.

Select the desired country with the right rotary
control and press the control to confirm.

Note:

When selecting a distant destination, we recom­mend selecting a stopover (Page 115) halfway.

Country: with the

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Using Navigation

Entering destination

Select the letters one after the other by turning the
right rotary control and press the control to con­firm. The selected letter appears enlarged at the
right of the display.

Use the multifunction button to delete the
last confirmed letter.
The complete entry can be deleted by pressing
multifunction button for more than
2 seconds.

Already entered letters are displayed inversely. To
help, the name of the location closest to the previ­ous entry is displayed. The unit offers only the pos­sible remaining letters for selection. If no other
entries are available, the unit completes the place
name automatically.

To accept the entry, press and hold the right rotary
control for more than 2 seconds or select the
small check mark and briefly press the right ro­tary control .
If the complete location name was entered or com­pleted automatically and the location name is
unique in the country of destination, the location is
accepted.

The programme will return to the destination en­try.

If an incomplete location entry was confirmed, the
location selection list is displayed.

The location name most similar to the entry ap­pears in capital letters in the location selection list.
The scroll marks indicate that other locations, sort­ed in alphabetical order, can be selected.
To make your selection turn the right rotary
control and press the control to confirm. (See
”General instructions” on page 102.)
If a definite entry is given, the programme returns
to the destination entry.

The location distinguishing list is displayed if the
selection is ambiguous.

Select the required location using the right rotary
control and press the control to confirm.
The programme returns to the destination entry.

Entering destination town postal code

Select the postal code numbers one after another
by turning the right rotary control and press to
confirm. The selected number appears enlarged at
the right of the display.
To accept the entry, press and hold the right rotary
control for more than 2 seconds or select the
small check mark and briefly press the right
rotary control .

The display then shows either the destination cor­responding to the postal code or, if the postal code
is shared among several towns, a list containing
these towns.Select the required location using the
right rotary control and press to confirm.
If more than 20 locations share the same post code,
the display will show the Location Input menu in­stead of the above-mentioned list. In that case, the
town name is to be entered as described in ”Enter­ing destination” on page 105.

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Using Navigation

Entering destination street

Select Road: with the right rotary control and
press the control to confirm.
If the

Road entry is not available, no streets are se-

lectable in the selected town. If you select

tre

, the programme switches to the town centre.

Select the letters in sequence by turning the right
rotary control and press the control to confirm.
The selected letter appears enlarged at the right of
the display.

Use multifunction button , to delete the last
confirmed letter.
The complete entry can be deleted by pressing
multifunction button for more than
2 seconds.

Letters which are already entered are displayed in­versely. To help, the street name most similar to
the entry so far is displayed. The unit offers only
the possible remaining letters for selection.
If no other entries are available, the unit completes
the street name.

Cen-

To accept the entry, press and hold the right rotary
control for more than 2 seconds or select the
small check mark and briefly press the right ro­tary control .
If the street name was entered completely or auto­matically completed, the programme switches ei­ther to the road differentiation list (the same street
name exists more than once in the location select­ed) or returns to the destination entry.

If an incomplete location entry was confirmed, the
street selection list is displayed.

The street name most similar to the entry appears
in capital letters in the road selection list.
The scroll marks indicate that other streets, sorted
in alphabetical order, can be selected.
Select the street by turning the right rotary
control and press the control to confirm.
If a unique entry is entered, the programme returns
to the destination entry.
If the entry is not unique (the same street exists
more than once in the same location), the street dif­ferentiation list is shown.

Select the required part of town using the right ro­tary control and press the control to confirm.
The programme returns to the destination entry.
If available, you may select a street number or in­tersection. Select
lation.

Start... to start the route calcu-

Entering the destination town centre

Use the right rotary control to select Centre
and press the control to confirm.
If the previously selected location has only one
centre, the programme immediately returns to the
destination entry.
If the number of centres is less than 10, the centre
list is displayed.

Select the centre by turning the right rotary
control and press the control to confirm.

If the number of centres is greater than 9, the pro­gramme switches to centre entry.

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Select the letters one after the other by turning the
right rotary control and press the control to con­firm. The selected letter appears enlarged at the
right of the display.

Use multifunction button to delete the last
confirmed letter.
The complete entry can be deleted by pressing
multifunction button for more than
2 seconds.

Already entered letters are displayed inversely.
For your help, the centre most similar to the entry
so far is displayed. The unit offers only the possi­ble remaining letters for selection. If no other en­tries are available, the unit completes the centre­name.

To accept the entry, press and hold the right rotary
control for more than 2 seconds or select the
small check mark and briefly press the right ro­tary control .
Once the complete centre name is entered or auto­matically completed, the programme returns to the
destination entry.
The programme switches to the centre list if the se­lection is ambiguous.

The centre most similar to the entry appears in cap­ital letters in the centre list.
The scroll marks indicate that other centres, sorted
in alphabetical order, can be selected.
Select the centre by turning the right rotary
control and press the control to confirm.
The programme returns to the Destination Entry
menu.
If you select
started.

Note:

By pressing the right rotary control for longer
than 2 seconds without previously entering a letter,
a list of the possible location centres will immedi­ately appear.

Start... the route calculation is

Entering street number for destina­tion road

This function can only be selected if this informa­tion is contained in the navigation CD.

Select
menu with the right rotary control, and press the
control to confirm.
The street numbers are compiled into street
number ranges. If there are fewer than 10 street
number ranges, the street number range list is dis­played.

Select your street number range by turning the
right rotary control and press the control to con­firm. The programme returns to the Destination
Entry menu.
If the number of street number ranges is over 9, the
programme switches to the street number entry.

Enter the street number of the street destination
with the right rotary control or with multifunc­tion buttons to and confirm the entry
by pressing the right rotary control for more than
2 seconds. The possible street number range is

House number in the Destination Entry

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shown in parentheses.
If the street number entered is available, the pro­gramme returns to the Destination Entry menu.
If the street number entered is not available, the
street number range list is displayed. A street
number range can now be selected.

Start... to start route calculation.

Select

Note:

Due to system configurations, route guidance will
only be given up to the range of the entered street
number.

Selecting intersection for destination road

This function can only be selected if this informa­tion is contained in the navigation CD.

Select

Crossing in the Destination Entry

menu with the right rotary control, and press the
control to confirm.

Select the intersection for the destination road by
turning the right rotary control and press the
control to confirm.
The programme will return to the Destination En­try menu.
If you select

Start... the route calculation is

started.

Starting the route calculation

Once the destination is completely entered in the
Destination Entry menu, select
right rotary control.
Route calculation begins, using the route option
settings (fastest, shortest or dynamic route).

Start with the

Route options

With the route options, the calculation of the route
can be influenced.

Route settings in the Destination Entry

Select
menu using the right rotary control and press to
confirm.

Select from

Fast route,
Dyn. route R DS,
Dyn. route T DS,
Short route,
Avoid Ferry,
Avoid Motorway,
Avoid Toll,
Avoid Tunnel
Private route
Bussiness route

by turning, and change the settings by pressing the
right rotary control to select On ( ) or Off
().
Press the control for more than 2 seconds to accept
all settings and exit the menu. The route calcula­tion is started.
Only one of the settings,

route RDS
route

, can be activated at once. The restriction

and

Fast route, Dyn.

, Dyn. route TDS or Short

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options can be combined freely.

Fast route

•
With this setting, the shortest possible travel
time to the destination is calculated.

Dyn. route R DS

•
The route is calculated taking into account the
traffic announcements received.

Note:

Dynamic route guidance is not currently
possible in all countries.
When new route calculations are made with
dynamic route guidance activated, the
navigation system may request the Navigation
CD (if the Navigation CD is not already
inserted).

If dynamic route guidance is active, the routes
are calculated using the "Fast Route" setting.
Further information on Dynamic Route can be
found in section ”Dynamic Route Guidance” on
page 118.

Dyn. route T DS

•
TDS is an additional dynamic navigation op­tion.
At the time of going to press, this function was
still undergoing the release/certification proc­ess. You will be notified separately once this
process has been completed.

•

Short route

With this setting, the shortest possible route to
the destination is calculated.

Note:

For larger cities or urban areas, the setting
"

Short route" is recommended.

Avoid Ferry, Avoid Motorway, Avoid

•

Toll

and Avoid Tunnel
provides options for avoiding bridges, ferries,
tunnels or toll roads.
This means that when the ( ) function is
active, the route will be calculated e.g. without
tunnels where possible.

Note:

In the case of long journeys, motorways are in­cluded in route calculation even where

Motorway

Private route and Bussiness route

•

is activated.

This function deals with settings for a driver's
log.
At the time of going to press, this function was
still undergoing the release/certification proc­ess. You will be notified separately once this
process has been completed.

Avoid

Destination memory

The destination memory contains personally
stored destinations. It is not mandatory to store any
destinations in the destination memory. However,
it saves repeated manual entry if the destination is
required again at a later date.

Calling up a destination stored in the destination memory

Using the right rotary control, select Dest.

memory

in the main Navigation menu or in anoth-

er entry menu and press the control to confirm.

Select the desired destination using the right rotary
control and press the control to confirm.

Route calculation begins.

Additional information about the destination can
be called up before confirming the selection by
pressing the left rotary control .

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Storing a destination in the destination memory

Select Save detination in the Destination En­try menu and press the right rotary control to
confirm. In some menus, the destination memory
can also be called up for storage of a new destina­tion by pressing multifunction button .

A selection from

Update entry or
New entry

can be made by turning, and confirmed by press­ing, the right rotary control .

• Selection
A new entry is made for the entered destination.

A name of your choice, consisting of up to
14 characters, can be entered for the specified
destination. It is stored automatically in the des­tination memory when you press the right rotary
control for longer than 2 seconds.
To store, you can also select the small check
mark and briefly press the right rotary
control . Should you not wish to enter a name,

New entry

press and hold the right rotary control for
more than 2 seconds and the destination will be
processed without entering a name.

The destination entered can be filed into any po­sition in the destination memory by turning the
right rotary control . The memory position is
confirmed by briefly pressing the right rotary
control . The destination to be filed is identi­fied with .
A total of 50 destinations can be stored.

• Selection

Update entry

An existing entry can be completed or updated
with the entered destination.

Select the entry to be updated by turning the
right rotary control, and press the control to con­firm.
The current destination to be stored will now be
attached to the entry.

Deleting a destination from the desti­nation memory

Select destination memory (see page 109).

Select the destination to be deleted with the right
rotary control and press the left rotary
control to display the additional information on
the stored destination.

Press multifunction button .

Select either
control . The selected element will be displayed
inverted.
Confirm your selection by pressing the right rotary
control .
Selecting
then returns to the destination memory.
Selecting
without change.

Yes or No with the right rotary

Yes deletes the entry. The programme

No will return to the destination memory

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Sorting destination memory

Select destination memory (see page 109).

Select the destination to be sorted with the right ro­tary control and press the left rotary control
to display the additional information on the stored
destination.

Press multifunction button .
The selected destination can now be filed into any
position desired by turning the right rotary
control . By quickly pressing the right rotary
control the new storage position is confirmed.

Renaming a destination in the destina­tion memory

Select destination memory (see page 109).

Select destination to be renamed with the right ro­tary control and press the left rotary control
to display the additional information on the stored
destination.

Press multifunction button .

A new name of your choice, consisting of up to
14 characters, can be entered, and is applied by
pressing the right rotary control for more than
2 seconds.
To store, the small check mark can also be se­lected and the right rotary control briefly
pressed.

Destination memory full

Occurs when the destination memory is full.
By turning the right rotary control select either

Delete (to jump to destination memory to delete

a destination, see ”Deleting a destination from the
destination memory” on page 110) and
(Cancel Save). Press to confirm your selection.

Cancel

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Accessing @ Destinations

You can use the @ Destinations menu item in
the main navigation menu to download and navi­gate to destinations you have saved on the Becker­Club homepage. Please see ”BeckerClub” on
page 154 for a description of how to access the
BeckerClub.
In the Main Navigation Menu, select

@ Destinations with the right rotary control

and press the control to confirm.

By selecting
pressing the right rotary control , a WAP con­nection to the homepage will be established and
the relevant data will be loaded.
The WAP Browser is displayed. The dial-up proc­ess can be observed and any error messages will be
displayed.
After the loading process, the connection will be
terminated and a list of the downloaded destina­tions will be shown.

Note:

If the telephone mode is not available

destinations

not be selected.

Update @ destinations and

Update @

is displayed in brackets and can-

The destinations downloaded using "@ Destina­tions" are handled in the same way as the destina­tion memory. Destinations can be selected and
navigated to directly.

Select the desired destination using the right rotary
control . Select by briefly pressing the right
rotary control.

Selecting

Start... initiates the route calculation.

Saving and Deleting "@ Destinations"

Select @ Destinations in the main naviga­tion menu using the right rotary control and press
to confirm.

Select the destination to be saved or deleted with
the right rotary control and confirm by pressing
the left rotary control .

Pressing multifunction button will call up
the destination memory and save the destination.
See ”Destination memory” on page 109.

By pressing the multifunction button the se­lected entry can be deleted.

With the right rotary control select either

No. The selected element will be displayed invert-

Yes or

ed .
Confirm your selection by pressing the right rotary
control .

Yes to delete the entry. Afterward, the pro-

Select
gramme returns to the list of loaded destinations.
Select

No to return to the list of the loaded destina-

tions.

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@ Route Mode

By selecting Activate @ route mode and
pressing the right rotary control route calcula­tion to the destinations loaded from the homepage
is started automatically.
Once you have reached the first destination, route
calculation to the next destination is started auto­matically.

Note:

If no destinations have been loaded from the
homepage,
played between brackets and cannot be selected.

Activate @ route mode is dis-

Last destinations

A list of the last 50 destinations is displayed. Stop­overs are not stored as last destinations.

Driving to one of the ”Last Destina­tions”

In the Main Navigation Menu, select Dest.

Memory

with the right rotary control and press the

control to confirm.

Select the desired destination with the right rotary
control and press the control to confirm.

Then start route guidance.

Additional information on the destination can be
called up by pressing the left rotary controls be­fore confirming selection.

Saving and Deleting ”Last Destina­tion” destinations

In the Main Navigation Menu, select L ast

destinations

press the control to confirm.

Select the destination to be saved or deleted with
the right rotary control and confirm by pressing
the left rotary control .

Press the multifunction button , to call up the
destination memory and save the destination. See
”Destination memory” on page 109.

with the right rotary control and

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By pressing multifunction button , the select­ed entry can be deleted.

With the right rotary control select either

No. The selected element will be displayed invert-

Yes or

ed .
Confirm your selection by pressing the right rotary
control .
Selecting

Yes will delete the entry. Afterward the

programme will return to the list of last destina­tions.
Selecting

No will return you to the list of last des-

tinations without change.

Coordinate entry

If the coordinates for a destination are known,
these can be entered and route guidance to the
destination started.

With the right rotary control select

Coordinates in the main Navigation menu and

press to confirm.

By turning the right rotary control the position
to be entered can be selected. Entry of degrees,
minutes and seconds can be selected individually.
After pressing the multifunction buttons -

the required coordinates can be entered.
In the case of an incorrect entry, the individual val­ues must be overwritten.
When the desired coordinates have been entered,
route guidance can be started by pressing and hold­ing the right rotary control .

Route guidance calculation

The message ”Calculating route” indicates that the
distance is being calculated, which may take sev­eral seconds.
After the first route guidance announcement, the
prompt

CD will continue to blink on the display un-

til the route has been completely calculated. When
a distant destination is entered, it is recommend
that you wait until
departing.

Recalculating route

If the current route is not followed due to road
blocks, diversions, unintentionally driving in the
wrong direction or failing to observe the recom­mendations, the system immediately calculates a
new route. During this re-calculation,
is displayed.

CD has stopped blinking before

NEW ROUTE

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Stopover

Stopover offers the possibility of entering a stopo­ver destination during the active route guidance.

Entering a stopover

Press multifunction button .

Using the right rotary control , make a selection
and press the control to confirm.

Destination

•
(see page 104) allows the entry of a stopover
with the precise specification of the address.

Dest. memory

•
(see page 109) Selecting a stopover from the
destination memory.

Last destinations

•
(see page 113) Selecting a stopover from the
”Last Destination” memory.

P.O.I.

•
(see page 121) allows the selection of special
destinations, such as petrol stations or airports,
as stopovers via

tional

and Country/town.

Surrounding area, Na-

•

@ destinations

(see page 112) for selection of one of the down­loaded destinations as an intermediate destina­tion.

Coordinates

•
(see page 114) enables entry of a stopover via
geographic coordinates.

Start route guidance to stopover

Starting route calculation to the stopover is only
necessary following the entry of a destination. In
all other situations, route calculation is started au­tomatically following selection of a destination or
after confirmation of the coordinates.

To start route guidance to the stopover, press the
right rotary control .
The route is calculated and route guidance begins.

Note:

During route guidance to a stopover, is dis­played inversely.

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Deleting a stopover

Press multifunction button .

With the right rotary control , select either
or No. The selected element will be displayed in­verted.
Confirm your selection by pressing the right rotary
control .
Selecting

Yes will cancel route guidance to the

stopover, and the route to the main destination will
be calculated.
If you select

No the stopover will not be cancelled.

Stopover reached

After the message „You have reached your stopo­ver“, route guidance to the main destination begins
automatically.

Yes

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Traffic jam function

This function allows you to block route sections
ahead from the nearest junction and to calculate a
detour route when a traffic jam or road block is di­rectly ahead.

Entering length of traffic jam

Press multifunction button .

Using the right rotary control , select the length
of the traffic jam and press the control to confirm.

is displayed inversely and the route is recal-

culated.

Delete block

Press multifunction button .

With the right rotary control select either

No. The selected element will be displayed invert-

ed.
Confirm by pressing the right rotary control .
Selecting
Selecting

Yes will cancel the block.
No will not cancel the block.

Yes or

Cancelling route guidance

Press .

With the right rotary control select either

No. The selected element will be displayed invert-

ed.
Confirm your selection by pressing the right rotary
control .
Selecting
If you select

Yes cancels route guidance.

No route guidance will continue.

Yes or

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G

Notes on route guidance

After entering the destination (address), the system
calculates the route and announces:
”Ready to drive off”.
You will receive the navigation recommendations
by voice messages and screen displays.
Press the left rotary control to have the current
recommendation repeated.

Danger
Accident hazard

If a driving recommendation contradicts the ap­plicable Road Traffic Regulations (RTR), the
RTR are always valid!

For clarification, the following contains some ex­amples of possible driving recommendations:

• ”Please perform a U-turn if possible”.

You are driving in the wrong direction and
should turn around at the earliest opportunity.

• ”Please turn right after 300 metres”.

The arrow indicator
into which you should turn.
The progress bar on the right illustrates the dis­tance and the black part decreases as you ap­proach the intersection.

• ”Please follow the road”.

This display tells you that you should continue
to follow the road you are on.

points to the next street

"

• ”Prepare to turn left” or
”Please merge into left lane”.

This recommendation prepares you for the next
turn to be taken.
”Please merge into left lane” does not mean
however that you should immediately get into
the left turn lane!

Note:

At intersections and roundabouts, only the ends
of the roads to be passed are displayed.

• ”Please leave the roundabout at the third exit on
the right”.

This display shows you which exit (marked
with the arrow) you must take at the roundabout.

• ”Now drive straight ahead”.

At this point, you must drive straight ahead.

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• ”Please follow the arrows”.

This display tells you that you are currently on a
non-digitised street (i.e. parking lot, garage,
parking deck) which is not contained in the dig­itised road map. The arrow indicates the direc­tion of the destination as the crow flies.

• ”Keep right after 2 kilometres”.

Keep right means that the street will split and
that you should follow the corresponding direc­tion of travel.

• ”You have reached your destination”.

The specified destination has been reached and
route guidance is terminated.

Dynamic Route Guidance

Note:

Dynamic route guidance is not possible in all
countries.

Dynamic route guidance is used to calculate the
route, taking current traffic announcements into
account.
The traffic announcements are transmitted by a
TMC radio station in addition to the radio pro­gramme and are received and analysed by the nav­igation system. The reception of traffic
announcements is free of charge.

Note:

Traffic announcements are transmitted by radio
stations, therefore we cannot accept any responsi­bility for the completeness and correctness of the
announcements

If dynamic route guidance has been activated, a
continuous check is made for the presence of rele­vant announcements for the selected route. The
route is then calculated using the ”fast route” op­tion, while taking into account current traffic an­nouncements. If it is determined during these
continuous checks that a traffic announcement is
of relevance for the route guidance, the unit will
automatically re-calculate a new route to the desti­nation.

NEW ROUTE is shown on the display. In addition,

there is a voice announcement ”The route is being
recalculated due to current traffic announce­ments”.

Note:

If no TMC station can be found, the display will
show

Currently TMC reception is not

possible

. The unit will switch back to the route
guidance display after a short time.
If no TMC stations can be found within
10 minutes,

not possible

Currently TMC reception is

will appear on the display again

and a short signal tone will sound.

Your navigation system can receive TMC infor­mation, whether a TMC station is selected or not.
However, in order to guarantee optimal reception
of TMC information, we recommend the selection
of a TMC station. You can recognise a TMC sta­tion during FM reception by the abbreviation

TMC.

See ”Display for TMC stations” on page 163.

Note:

Austria: The location and event code was made
available by ASFINAG and BMVIT.

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Information during route guidance

Press the left rotary control .
The destination, the distance and the estimated
time of arrival are displayed.
The complete list can be displayed by turning the
right rotary control .

To return to route guidance, press the left rotary
control again or wait for 8 seconds.

If route guidance to a stopover is active, the stopo­ver can be displayed by pressing the multifunction
button .

Requesting journey duration and kilo­metres travelled

During route guidance, press the left rotary
control .

Press multifunction button .

The journey duration, kilometres travelled and the
average speed are displayed.
By pressing the right rotary control , the display
is cancelled.

The display can be reset to "zero" by pressing and
holding the right rotary control .

Displaying/changing route settings

During navigation, press the left rotary control .
Press the multifunction button .

The route settings are displayed.

The settings can be changed as described under
”Route options” on page 108. After confirming the
change, the route is re-calculated with the altered
route settings.
After 8 seconds without operation, the system re­turns to the route guidance display.

Requesting current time

During route guidance, press the left rotary
control .
Press multifunction button .

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To display the entire text of the traffic announce­ments, select the desired entry with the right rotary
control .

The current time is displayed. After 8 seconds, the
system returns to the route guidance display.
The clock settings can be accessed by pressing and
holding the right rotary control . See ”Setting
time” on page 124.

Requesting current position

During route guidance, the current position can be
requested.

Press multifunction button .

The current position, with street name (if availa­ble), latitude and longitude, elevation above sea
level (in 50 m increments) and the number of sat­ellites received will be displayed.
Pressing the right rotary control will return you
to the route guidance display.
Press multifunction button , to store the cur­rent position in the ”last destination” memory.

Return to the route guidance display by pressing
the right rotary control or waiting a short time.

Calling up traffic announcements

All the traffic announcements received or those
relevant for the route can be called up.

Press the multifunction button . All received
traffic announcements will be displayed.
Press the multifunction button . The traffic
announcements relevant for the route are dis­played.
If no traffic announcements are available, the mul­tifunction buttons and are not dis­played.

The list is sorted. The list displays warning mes­sages (e.g. wrong-way drivers) first, followed by
traffic problems (e.g. accidents) and lastly traffic
problems due to road construction.
If more than one traffic problem exists on a road,
the number of problems is shown by
etc.

2x..., 3x...

Traffic announcements will be shown for the se­lected road.
If several announcements (e.g. 3) have been re­ceived, the individual announcements are indi-cat-

1/3, 2/3 and 3/3. The announcements

ed by
displayed can be scrolled through by turning the
right rotary control .
The announcements can also be read out. For this
purpose, press the right rotary control for more
than 2 seconds.
Pressing the right rotary control returns to the
list of traffic announcements.

Note:

If the reception of traffic announcements is not
possible for technical reasons, or will
be shown in the display.

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Call up route list

During route guidance, the planned route can be
called up via the route list, and the relevant traffic
announcements for the route can be displayed.

Press multifunction button .

The current road and the road names up to the des­tination are displayed. Scroll through the route list
by turning the right rotary control .

Note:

After entering the destination, it will take some
time until the route list is compiled.
If the vehicle is currently in an "off road" area
when the destination is entered, no route list can be
compiled until a stored road is reached. If no route
list is yet available, the multifunction button
is not displayed.

Information during non-active route guidance

Press the left rotary control .
If possible, the current position with location and
street is displayed.

• By pressing the multifunction button the
journey duration, kilometres travelled and the
average speed of the last navigation route can be
displayed. See ”Requesting journey duration
and kilometres travelled” on page 119.

• By pressing the multifunction button a list
of received traffic announcements is displayed
(see page 120).

• The time is displayed by pressing the
multifunction button . See ”Requesting
current time” on page 119.

• The current position can be called up or stored
by pressing the multifunction button . See
”Requesting current position” on page 120.

P.O.I.

Menu for selecting points of interest from a prede­termined list or points of interest that are stored on
the Beckerclub homepage. Points of interest in­clude petrol stations, airports or hospitals, for ex­ample.

With the right rotary control, select
the Main Navigation Menu and press the control to
confirm.

The items

National,
Surrounding area,
Country/town and
@ P.O.I.

become available.

With the right rotary control , make and confirm
a selection.

P.O.I. in

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• Selection National

Using the right rotary control , select a cate­gory and press the control to confirm.
A list of points of interest is displayed or, if
there are more than 9 entries in the list, you will
be prompted to enter the text.

Enter the point of interest and confirm. Confirm
the special destination in the displayed list by
pressing the right rotary control .
The system jumps to the route menu.

Note:

A list of possible points of interest is displayed
immediately when you press the right rotary
control for more than 2 seconds without hav­ing selected any letters.

• Special destinations
Special destinations within the current vicinity
of the vehicle can be selected.

Using the right rotary control , select a cate­gory and press the control to confirm.

Destinations are listed according to proximity.
The figures in kilometres relate to the direct dis­tance (as the crow flies) between the point of in­terest and the current location.
The arrows following the distance information
indicate the direction of the relevant point of in­terest (e.g. point of interest lies in the direc­tion of travel, point of interest lies in the
opposite direction to that of travel).
Select the desired destination using the right ro­tary control .
By pressing the left rotary control , informa­tion about the selected destination is listed (i.e.
for a hospital).

By pressing multifunction button, a tele­phone number for the special destination can be

Surrounding area

dialled directly. You will find detailed instruc­tions for the use of the telephone in section
”Calling” on page 128.
Confirm your selection with the right rotary
control . The system jumps to the route menu.

• Points of interest
Select the desired country as described under
”Selecting country” on page 104. Enter the
destination as described under ”Entering
destination” on page 105 or enter the postal
code of the destination as described under
”Entering destination town postal code” on
page 105.
After confirming the destination the points of
interest of the selected location are displayed.

Using the right rotary control , select a cate­gory and press the control to confirm.
A list with special destinations is displayed or,
if there are more than 9 entries in the list, you
will be prompted to enter text.

Enter the point of interest and confirm. Confirm
the special destination in the displayed list by
pressing the right rotary control .
The system jumps to the route menu.

Country/town

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Note:

A list of possible points of interest is displayed
immediately when you press the right rotary
control for more than 2 seconds without hav­ing selected any letters.

• Points of interest via

@ P.O.I.

A point of interest can be called up from the
points of interest stored on the Beckerclub
homepage via a WAP connection.

The items

National,
Surrounding area and
Country/town

are available.

With the right rotary control , make and con­firm a selection.

• Select:

National

Then, only national points of interest in various
categories will be offered for selection.

• Select:

Surrounding area

Points of interest in the current vicinity of the
vehicle will be offered for selection.

• Select:

Country/town

After selecting the country and the town, the
categories and the points of interest are dis­played for the given location.

Once a selection has been made a WAP connec­tion will be established to the Beckerclub
homepage. You can select the desired category
(e.g. restaurant etc.).

After selecting the category, the points of inter­est corresponding to the category are displayed
and can be selected.

System settings

Press the key in the Main Navigations Menu.
The system settings menu is requested.

Select one of the following;

Language,
Clock settings,
Voice announcement,
Traffic news,
Settings,
Measuring unit or
Adapt ETA

by turning the right rotary control and confirm the
selection by pressing, .

Language

•
The language of the text display and voice an­nouncements can be selected.

Clock settings

•
The system’s internal clock can be set to the lo­cal time.

Traffic news

•
Voice announcements for the traffic warnings
or traffic announcements can be turned on or
off.

Settings

•
The Animation display can be turned on or off.
Announcement of the estimated time of arrival
can be turned on or off.

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• Measuring untit
The unit display can be set from metres to yards.

Language

•
The language of the text display and voice an­nouncements can be selected.

Adapt ETA

•
Calculation of the ETA can be influenced.

Setting the language

Set and confirm Language in the System Settings
menu.

Select the language using the right rotary
control . The language selection is applied when
the control is pressed, and the language is installed.
You can choose either a male or a female voice for
certain languages.

Select the voice using the right rotary control .
The voice is applied and installed by pressing the
control.

After installation, the unit will return to the previ­ously selected mode (Radio, CD etc.).

Setting time

In order to achieve correct navigation on routes
with time-sensitive guidance and to calculate the
estimated time of arrival, it is necessary to set the
GMT time transmitted from satellites to the current
time zone.

Set and confirm
Settings menu.

With multifunction button , the time can be
changed from 24- to 12-hour display.

With the multifunction buttons or , the
time will be changed every half-hour.
By pressing the right rotary control or multi­function button , the set time is accepted.
The programme jumps back to the System Settings
menu.

Clock settings in the System

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Setting voice output

Here you can set whether the voice output of
navigation announcements are mixed with the
current audio source, the current audio source is
muted during navigation announcements, or
whether the volume of the navigation
announcements can be set independently of the
volume of the current audio source.

Select and confirm
System Settings menu.

Turn the right rotary control to select the
desired setting. A setting can be activated ( ) by
pressing the right rotary control .
Confirm your selection by pressing and holding
the right rotary control .

•

Mix with audio

Navigation announcements are mixed with the
current audio source.

Switch audio to mute

•
The current audio source is muted when a
navigation announcement is made.

Set volume freely

•
The volume of navigation announcements can
be set independently of the audio source during
a navigation announcement.

Voice announcement in the

Setting the vocal announcement of traffic reports

You may choose the type(s) of traffic announce­ments to be read aloud.
Traffic announcements are given depending upon
route calculation and receipt of new announce­ments.

Set and confirm
Settings menu.
The items

Traffic announcement update,
Warning announcement and
Only on rout e

are available for selection

• Turning voice announcement of all traffic an­nouncements on or off: Set

nouncement update

By pressing the right rotary control , you can
choose between Voice Warning Announce­ments On ( ) or Off ( ). Confirm your se­lection by pressing and holding the right rotary
control .

Traffic news in the System

Traffic an-

.

• Turning all warning announcements on or off:

Traffic announcement update

Activate
as described above.
Set

Warning announcement.

Press the right rotary control to choose be­tween All Warning Announcements On ( )
or Off ( ). Confirm your selection by press­ing and holding the right rotary control .

• Turning Voice Announcement of route-relevant
traffic announcements on or off:
Activate

Traffic announcement update

as described above, and it set to Only on

route

.

Press the right rotary control to choose be­tween Voice Announcement of route-relevant
traffic announcements On ( ) or Off ( ).
Confirm your selection by pressing and holding
the right rotary control .

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• Turning route-relevant traffic announcements
on or off:

Traffic announcement update,

Activate

Warning announcement and Only on
route

as described above.

If all entries are active, only the warning an­nouncements relevant for the route will be is­sued.

Exit the traffic announcements Set-up menu by
pressing the right rotary control for more than
2 seconds.

Settings

Set and confirm Settings in the System Settings
menu.
The entries

Announcement ETA and
Animation in menus

are available for selection

• Turning announcement of Arrival Time on or
off:

Announcement ETA.

Set

By pressing the right rotary control , you can
choose between Arrival Time On ( ) and
Off ( ). Confirm your selection by pressing
and holding the right rotary control .

• Turning Menu Animation on or off:

Animation in menus.

Set

Exit the Setting menu by pressing the right rotary
control for more than 2 seconds.

Selecting the units

Set and confirm Measuring unit in the System
Settings menu.

Select the preferred unit of measurement. Pressing
the right rotary control then selects either
On ( ) or Off ( ).
Exit the Measurement unit setting menu by press­ing the right rotary control for more than
2 seconds.

Note:

Metric stands for calculation in metres. Imperi­al

stands for calculation in yards.

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By pressing the right rotary control , you can
choose between Menu Animation On ( ) and
Off ( ). Confirm your selection by pressing
and holding the right rotary control .

Influencing the calculation of ETA

Select and confirm Adapt ETA in the System
Settings menu.
ETA stands for Estimated Time of Arrival.

Goods vehicle

•
With this setting the unit adjusts for drivers who
may take longer for the planned journey. This
setting could be selected, for example, for a
slower vehicle or in dense traffic areas.

User-defined

•
Calculation of the ETA can be adapted as re­quired.

Using Navigation

Select from

Sports car,
Car,
Goods vehicle and
User-defined

by turning the right rotary control and press to
confirm.

•

Sports car

With this setting the unit adjusts ETA for faster
drivers. An earlier ETA is calculated.

•

Car

This is the default setting. It offers sufficiently
accurate calculation of the ETA for most driv­ers.

By turning the right rotary control select the
change, as a percentage, with respect to the de­fault setting and press the right rotary control
to confirm.

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Telephone mode

Telephone mode

Activate telephone mode

In order to activate the telephone mode, the Com­munications menu must be called up. If the vehicle
ignition has been turned off since the last entry of
the telephone PIN number, the PIN number must
first be re-entered as described in section ”Entering
the Telephone PIN” on page 97.
In the upper left corner of the display, the strength
of the signal reception is displayed. The more bars
are visible, the better the telephone reception.

Note:

A weak signal impairs voice and transmission
quality, and can lead to loss of the connection.
GPRS operation is not yet possible with the current
telephone modules.

Calling up the Communications menu

The Communications menu is called up by press­ing the key.

Calling

The telephone must be activated to make a call.

Dial the number

Call up the Communications menu.

Press multifunction button .

Press the multifunction buttons through

, to enter the desired number with the area
code (and, if necessary with international dialling
prefix).
Enter special characters (+, # or *), if necessary:

• Press and hold the plus (+) multifunction button

.

• Press and hold the star (*) multifunction button

.

• Press and hold the pound sign (#) multifunction

button .

Numbers or characters already entered can be de­leted by turning the right rotary control to the
left.

Note:

During number entry, the menu for the telephone
list can be called up by turning the right rotary
control to the right (see also page 132).

Connection with the desired party will by made.
By pressing multifunction button , dialling
can be cancelled.

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To dial a completely entered number, briefly press
the right rotary control or remove the handset
(optional accessory) from its cradle.

Telephone mode

Terminating a call

An ongoing call or dialling can be terminated.

To do this, briefly press the right rotary control
or the multifunction button in the Call menu.
The call or dialling will be terminated.

Accepting a call

To accept an incoming call, briefly press the right
rotary control , press multifunction button
or remove the handset (optional accessory) from
its cradle.
Instead of
the person calling can be displayed if available.

Note:

Incoming calls will only be signalled when the tel­ephone is turned on and activated (PIN number en­tered).

Phone call!, the name or number of

Rejecting a call

To reject an incoming call, press multifunction
button . The person calling will hear a busy
signal.

During a call

It may be necessary to enter numbers or characters
during a call. This may be required to control an
available voice mailbox, depending on the
network provider.

Press the multifunction button or turn the
right rotary control .

A number can be entered during a call by pressing
the multifunction buttons through .
This may be necessary for example, depending
upon the provider, to control an available voice
mailbox.

The call is transferred to the handset by removing
the handset from its cradle (optional accessory).
The unit will then return to the previously active
audio source.

Toggling – second call

If the call waiting function is activated (see ”Call
settings” on page 136.), a further call is signalled
during an ongoing call.

• The new call is accepted by pressing the
multifunction button , the current call is
put on hold in the background. You can then
toggle between these two calls.

• The new call is accepted by pressing the
multifunction button . The current call is
ended.

• By pressing the multifunction button the
new incoming call is rejected. The caller hears a
busy tone.

During two concurrent calls, you can toggle
between the two calls or end a call.

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• Press the multifunction button to toggle
between the two calls.

• Pressing the multifunction button ends
the call to the current party. The call on hold
automatically becomes the active call.

Note:

Not all of the functions described may be
supported by the network provider.

Conference

If you have accepted two calls (toggling), you can
combine these into a conference call, i.e. all three
parties can speak with one another.

The two calls are combined into a conference call
by pressing the multifunction button .

• Both calls can be ended by pressing the
multifunction button .

• The two calls in the conference call can be
separated into two individual calls by pressing
the multifunction button . The functions
described under ”Toggling – second call” on
page 129 are available to you again.

Note:

Not all of the functions described may be support­ed by the network provider.

Telephone book

The telephone book will display the entries stored
on the SIM card.
Telephone book entries can be dialled directly
from the telephone book.
Telephone book entries can be edited and inserted.

Calling up the telephone book

In the Communications menu, press multifunction
button .

The telephone book is displayed.

An existing conference can be separated again, or
it can be ended completely.

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Telephone mode

Dialling a telephone book entry

Call up telephone book.

There are two possibilities for dialling an entry:

• By turning the right rotary control .

• By repeatedly pushing one of the multifunction
buttons - .
If an entry to be dialled begins with the letter
”F” for example, multifunction button
must be pressed 3 times.
In the telephone book, the first entry beginning
with the letter ”F” is displayed. By turning the
right rotary control , the desired name can be
selected.

After pressing multifunction button , special
characters can also be selected via the multifunc­tion buttons.
To dial the selected telephone book entry, briefly
press the right rotary control .
Connection will be made with the desired person.

Editing / Adding / Deleting telephone book entries

Call up the telephone book.

Select the entry to be edited or deleted as described
above or, to add an entry, select any entry.
By pressing and holding the right rotary control ,
the Telephone Book Entry menu will be displayed.

By turning the right rotary control , you can
choose between

New,
Modify and
Delete.

Confirm your selection by pressing the right rotary
control .

Adding an entry:

After selecting
new entry must be entered first.

New, the telephone number of the

(and international dialling prefix if necessary).
Briefly press the right rotary control to apply
the number entered.
Next, the name for the new entry must be entered.

You may now enter a name. There are two possi­bilities:

• Select the letter or character with the right rotary
control and press the control to confirm. The
selected letter is displayed inversely.

• Select characters or letters by repeatedly push­ing the multifunction button below the desired
character; i.e. to enter a C, the multifunction
button below ABC must be pressed 3 times.

Further entry and formatting possibilities:

Press the multifunction buttons through

, to enter the desired number with area code

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• Upper / lower case letters
With multifunction button , you can
choose between upper and lower case letters.

• Special characters / Numbers
With multifunction button , you can
choose between special characters and numbers.

• Moving the cursor
Press multifunction button .
By repeatedly pressing the multifunction but­ton, the cursor can be moved to the left.
If multifunction button is held for more
than 2 seconds, the display will move above the
multifunction button, and the cursor can be
moved to the right by repeatedly pressing the
multifunction button.

By pressing and holding the right rotary control ,
the name entered is accepted.
The new entry will be stored in the telephone book.

Editing:

After selecting

Modify, the previous telephone

number of the entry to be edited must first be
changed or confirmed.
Afterward, the previous name of the entry will be
shown to be changed or confirmed.

Note:

The menus for entering the telephone number or
name are operated as described above in ”Adding
an Entry”.

Löschen:

After selecting

Delete, the following menu is

shown for safety reasons:

By turning the right rotary control , select either

Yes or No (the inverted entry is active) and press

the control to confirm.
Selecting

Yes deletes the entry from the telephone

book.
Selecting

No will return to the telephone book

without change.

Call list

The unit stores numbers and names (if known from
the telephone book) of phone numbers dialled as
well as answered and unanswered calls, in a list.
Numbers and names can be only stored if the
number of the caller was transmitted.

Note:

The call list can only be selected when numbers or
names have been saved in the list. If nothing is
stored in the list, multifunction button will
not be displayed.

Open the Communications menu to call up the call
list.

Press multifunction button .

The displayed list can be scrolled through by turn­ing the right rotary control .

The type of entry is indicated by various symbols
in front of the corresponding entry.

• Symbol stands for an answered call.

• Symbol stands for an unanswered or reject­ed call.

• Symbol stands for dialled numbers.

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The entries in the list can be selected by turning
the right rotary control .
By briefly pressing the right rotary control ,
details on the entry can be displayed.

The call date, the call time (last call), the number
of calls and the phone number and, if available, the
name are displayed.
By briefly pressing the right rotary control
again, a connection is made to the corresponding
caller.

Saving entry from call list

You can edit the numbers saved in the call list and
add them to the telephone book.
For this purpose, select the number you wish to
save from the call list by turning the right rotary
control . Afterward, press and hold the right
rotary control for more than 2 seconds.

By turning the right rotary control select either

Yes or No (the inverted entry is active) and press

to confirm.
Selecting
A name can be entered or the numbers changed as
described under ”Editing / Adding / Deleting tele­phone book entries” on page 131.
Selecting

Yes opens the menu for saving a name.

No will return without change.

Deleting Telephone List

All telephone lists can be deleted.
Call up the Communications menu.

Press multifunction button .

By turning the right rotary control , select

lete all call lists?

to confirm.
All numbers and names in the list are deleted.

and press the control

Emergency call

Note:
Harman/Becker cannot generally be held liable
for the emergency call function.

Emergency call via voice connection

An emergency call can be made regardless of the
telephone status. However, various procedures can
be used. There are three possible modes:

Telephone is activated:

When the telephone is activated, press multifunc­tion button in the Communications menu.

De-

Then, dial 112 using the multifunction buttons.
Confirm the number by pressing the right rotary
control .

PIN Number not entered:

Press .

Then, dial 112 with the multifunction buttons.

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No SIM card inserted:

Press .

Then, press one of the multifunction buttons.

In all three situations, a prompt will appear before
the emergency number is actually dialled.

Turn the right rotary control to select either

Yes

or No (the inverted entry is active), and press the
control to confirm.
Selecting
Selecting

Yes will trigger the emergency call.
No will return to the previous menu with-

out change.

Emergency Call Via GDV Call Centre

In the event of an emergency, you can press
and to send an emergency call in Germany to
the GDV Online Call Centre (Gesellschaft
Deutscher Versicherter).
After starting the emergency call, all emergency­relevant information such as data regarding the
position of the vehicle (determined via GPS), the
vehicle licence number etc. are transmitted.
In addition to the data transmission, a voice
connection to the emergency call centre is
established; further information can then be
communicated to the call centre where possible.

Prerequisites for placing an emergency call
with the call centre:

• Entry of the relevant data in the emergency call
settings. See section ”Emergency call settings”
on page 135.

• An valid contract with a telephone network
operator must exist.

• The Online Pro must be switched on.

• The telephone must be activated and the
relevant mobile communications network must
be available.

Making an emergency call

Note:

Note the previously mentioned prerequisites for
making an emergency call.

Press and simultaneously.

The emergency call will be started after
10 seconds. The time is counted down on the right
side of the display.
By turning the right rotary control select either

Ja or Nein (the inverted entry is active) and press

to confirm.
Selecting
emergency call.
Selecting

Yes immediately initiates the

No cancels the emergency call.

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Telephone mode

Emergency call settings

In order to make an emergency call via the
emergency call button, some settings must be
made in the emergency call settings.

To call up the Emergency Call Settings menu
within the Communications menu, press the
button.

With the right rotary control, select

and press to confirm.

Setup

Select the emergency call settings

ECALL Disabled or ECALL Enabled,
Voice Number,
Telephone SIM Number,
URL,
Car License Plate and
Car registration country

by turning the right rotary control and press to
confirm.

ECALL

ECALL Disabled or ECALL Enabled

•
Emergency call must be activated in order to use
the emergency call function. Select

Disabled

by turning and pressing the right

rotary control The display changes to

Enabled

Voice Number

•

.

After selection, a preset telephone number is
displayed.
The factory-set telephone number should not be
changed. You will receive a message in case of
any necessary updates.

Note:
Customers outside Germany may enter a
telephone number containing a maximum of
five digits. This number will be dialled when
an emergency call is activated. Other data
such as the position of the vehicle or the
vehicle licence number is not transmitted.
If you enter a number containing more than
five digits we cannot guarantee that the
connection will be made.

ECALL

ECALL

•

Telephone SIM Number

After the number has been dialled, enter your
own mobile number.

Enter the number by pressing the multifunction
buttons to . Individual characters
can be deleted by turning the right rotary
control . The number is accepted by pressing
the right rotary control .

URL

•
After the selection, a preset URL is displayed.
The factory-set URL should not be changed.
You will receive a message in case of any nec­essary updates.

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• Car License Plate
After the number has been dialled, enter your
vehicle licence number.

Enter your vehicle licence number. Entry is the
same as for entering a new name for a new
telephone book entry (Seite 131).
When you have entered the complete licence
number, store your entry by pressing and
holding the right rotary control .

Car registration country

•
Next, select the country in which your vehicle is
registered.

Turn the right rotary control to select the
country of registration. The country is selected
and stored by pressing the right rotary control.

Settings

In the Telephone Settings menu, telephone-specif­ic settings can be made.

Note:

Not all of the function described may be supported
by the network provider.
To call up the Telephone Settings menu, press
the key in the Communications menu.

Select
and press the control to confirm.

For telephone-specific settings, selection of

can be made by turning, and confirmed by press­ing, the right rotary control .

Telephone with the right rotary control

Call settings,
Telephone settings,
PIN settings,
Call forwarding,
SMS (see also page 145) and
Block

Call settings

In the Telephone Settings menu, select Call-

settings

press the control to confirm.

A selection from

can be made by turning, and confirmed by press­ing, the right rotary control .
Briefly press the right rotary control to select
On ( ) or Off ( ).
Pressing the right rotary control for more than
2 seconds accepts all settings and exits the menu.

•

•

with the right rotary control and

Automatic redial,
Transmit own number and
Accept call automatic.

Automatic redial (Automatic redial)

If a dialled number is busy, the number will be
redialled automatically 3 times in intervals of
1 minute if function ( ) is active.
If another number is dialled or accepted within
that period, the automatic redial is cancelled.

Transmit own number

When the function is active ( ) your number
will be sent to the person you are calling.

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• Accept call automatic. (Automatic Call
Answering)
When the function is active ( ) incoming
calls will be answered after the 3rd ring.

Call waiting

•
When the function ( ) is active, an optical
and acoustic signal will alert you during an
ongoing call that a new call is coming in. The
caller hears the telephone ringing.
When the function ( ) is inactivated, the
caller hears a busy signal.

Note:

Not all of the functions described may be sup­ported by the network provider.

Telephone Settings

In the Telephone Settings menu, select Telphone

settings

press the control to confirm.

Selection

by turning the right rotary control . Press to con­firm your selection.

•

•

•

with the right rotary control and

Select network,
GSM band settings,
Factory settings,
Serial number or
Software version

Select network

You can set whether an available mobile phone
network is selected automatically or specified
by you.

GSM band settings

You can choose between GSM Bandwidths
900/1800 MHz and 1900 MHz (USA).

Factory settings

After selection, all settings that pertain to the
telephone will be returned to their factory set­tings.

•

Serial number

After selection, the serial number of the tele­phone will be displayed.

Software version

•
After selection, the software version of the tele­phone module is displayed.

Selecting a network

In the Telephone Settings menu, select Telephone
settings with the right rotary control and press
to confirm.

By turning the right rotary control , select

Select network and press to confirm.

Select from

Automatic,
Manual and
Cancel

by turning the right rotary control . Press to
confirm your selection.

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Automatic selects a network corresponding to

your location and the SIM card used.

Manual is selected, a list of available

When
mobile phone networks is displayed following
interrogation of the network status.

Turn the right rotary control to select the
desired mobile phone network. Press to confirm
your selection.

Note:

If you have selected a mobile phone network man­ually, a new mobile phone network cannot be se­lected automatically when you leave the
transmission range of that network.

GSM Band Settings

In the Telephone Settings menu, select Tele-

phone settings

and press the control to confirm.

By turning the right rotary control select

band settings

A selection from

900/1800 MHz and
1900 MHz

can be made by turning, and the setting changed by
pressing, the right rotary control .
By briefly pressing the right rotary control , you
can choose between On ( ) and Off ( ).
After the change, a prompt will appear asking if
you really wish to change the bandwidth.

with the right rotary control

GSM

and press the control to confirm.

Turn the right rotary control to select either
or

No (the inverted entry is active), and press the

control to confirm.
Selecting
Selecting

Yes changes the GSM band.
No will return to the Telephone Settings

menu without change.

Yes

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PIN Settings

In the Telephone Settings menu, select PIN set-

tings

with the right rotary control and press

the control to confirm.

Select

Set PIN a utom. or
Change PIN

by turning the right rotary control . Press to con­firm your selection.

Set PIN a utom.

•
The PIN number can be stored; i.e. you will not
have to enter the PIN each time the unit is turned
on.

Change PIN

•
With this selection, the PIN number can be
changed.

Automatically set PIN

Select and confirm

Set PIN autom..

By turning the right rotary control select be-

On, Off and Cancel (the inverted entry is

tween
active) and press the control to confirm.
Selecting

If you select

On saves the entered PIN number.

Off, any stored PIN number will be

deleted and the programme will return to the Tele­phone Settings.
Selecting

Cancel will return to the Telephone

Settings menu without changing status.

Note:

On is selected and the SIM card (with another

If
PIN) is changed while the unit is turned off, you
will be requested to enter the new PIN number.
There are only 2 possibilities, however, to enter the
correct PIN number.

Change PIN

After selecting

Change PIN, a request for the cur-

rent PIN number will appear first.

Enter the number.
Then, you will be requested to enter the new PIN
number.

Enter the new number and confirm it by pressing
the right rotary control .

Note:

The PIN number must be a 4 to 8 digit number.

After confirming the new PIN number, you will be
requested to enter the new PIN number once again
for confirmation.

Enter the new number once again and confirm en­try by pressing the right rotary control .

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Call Rerouting

This function directs calls to your mailbox or to an­other telephone number depending upon settings.

In the Telephone Settings menu, select

forwarding

with the right rotary control and

press the control to confirm.

Select

All voice calls,
If engaged,
Without call acceptance,
Unavailable or
Rest all

by turning the right rotary control . Press to con­firm your selection.

All voice calls

•
If you select this function, all calls will be re­routed.

If engaged

•
If you select this function, calls that come in
while you are currently on the phone will be re­routed.

Without call acceptance

•
If you select this feature, calls that come in
while the telephone is turned on, but which are
not accepted, will be rerouted.

Unavailable

•

Call

With this selection, all calls will be rerouted
when the telephone is turned off.

Rest all

•
This selection cancels all active call rerouting
functions.

For all call rerouting functions, the following dis­play will be shown after selection (for example re­routing of all calls):

By turning the right rotary control select be-

On, Off and Status (the inverted entry is

tween
active) and press the control to confirm.

Note:

Call Rerouting is a network-dependent function.
Therefore, it is advisable to check the status before
making changes by turning call rerouting on or off.
Proceed as follows:
Please ensure also that Call Rerouting is stored in
the network, not in the unit (for example when
SIM card is changed).

Selection

Status:

The status of Call Rerouting can be displayed.
After selecting

response

Status, Wait for net

will briefly appear.
Afterward, the current status of Call Rerouting will
be shown.

Selection

On:

You will be prompted to enter the telephone
number to which the calls should be rerouted.

By pressing the multifunction buttons
through , enter the desired telephone number
with area code (and international dialling prefix if
necessary).
By briefly pressing the right rotary control , the
number entered is accepted.
You can also turn the right rotary control to the
right. The telephone book will then be called up.
You can now select a name or number as described
under ”Dialling a telephone book entry” on
page 131. By briefly pressing the right rotary
control , the selected entry is confirmed.

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The display will briefly show Wait for net

response

.

Telephone mode

All Call Rerouting functions are now turned off.

Call Rerouting is now turned on.

Note:

If Call Rerouting was already on, an error message
will appear.

Selection

Off:

Call Rerouting that may have been on will now be
turned off.
The display will briefly show

response

.

Wait for net

Call Rerouting is now off.

Note:

If Call Rerouting was already off, an error message
will appear.

Selection

Reset all:

All Call Rerouting functions can be turned off.
After selecting
show

Reset all the display will briefly

Wait for net response.

Blocking phone

With this function, the telephone can be turned off.

In the Telephone Settings menu, select

phone

with the right rotary control and press
the control to confirm.
The telephone will be turned off.
When the telephone is reactivated, the PIN number
must be re-entered as described in section ”Enter­ing the Telephone PIN” on page 97.

Block

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SMS messages

SMS Messaging

Text messages (SMS) may be received, answered
and written. To ensure proper function, the SMS
central network number you received from the pro­vider must be entered at ”Settings” on page 145.
In order to receive or send messages, telephone op­eration must be activated.

New Message display

If a new message is received, this is indicated by a
blinking

SMS in the display. The New Message dis-

play works in other operation modes as well (radio,
navigation, etc.).

If SMS is displayed without blinking, the memory
contains only previously read SMS messages.

Reading messages

Call up the Communications menu by pressing
the button.

Press multifunction button .

By turning the right rotary control , select

all SMS

and press to confirm.

A list of received SMS messages will be displayed.

Messages that have not yet been read are identified
by the symbol .
Messages that have already been read are identi­fied by the symbol .

Read

By turning the right rotary control , select the
desired SMS message. By pressing, the text of the
SMS message is displayed.

The entire message can be scrolled through by
turning the right rotary control .
By pressing the right rotary control , the SMS
message will be read aloud.

Note:
SMS messages are only read out in German.

At the end of the message, the date and time sent,
the telephone number and name of the sender (if
available) are displayed.

By continuing to turn the right rotary control
after the sender information has been displayed, a
menu for further processing of the message will be
displayed.

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Note:

If no messages are saved, the display will show

<No SMS in memory>. After a short time, the

Communication menu appears again.

SMS messages

Processing messages

Once the sender information has been displayed,
continue to turn the right rotary control to dis­play a menu for further processing of the message.

Select

Answer,
Delete SMS?,
Read out,

by turning the right rotary control , and confirm­ing it by pressing it.

Answer

•
You can write and send message to the sender.

Delete SMS?

•
Message will be deleted.

Read out

•
Message will be read aloud.

Note:
SMS messages are only read out in German.

Delete message

After selecting the menu entry Delete SMS, you
can delete the current message.

Turning the right rotary controls , select either

Yes or No. Press to confirm your selection.

The selection

No cancels this menu without

change.
After confirmation

Yes the SMS is deleted and the

next SMS message is displayed.
If no other messages are available,

memory>

is displayed. After a short time, the

<No SMS in

Communication menu appears again.

Answer message

After selecting the menu entry Answer the Text
Entry menu is displayed.

A reply can now be entered as described in ”Writ­ing messages” on page 143.
Press and hold the right rotary control , to send
the entered reply back to the sender.

Writing messages

Call up the Communications menu by pressing
the button.

Press multifunction button .

Write by turning the right rotary control

Select
and press the control to confirm.

The number to call (with international dialling pre­fix if necessary) must be entered for the message.

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SMS messages

There are two possibilities:

• Enter the number with the multifunction buttons

to . To delete incorrect numbers,
turn the right rotary control to the left. To
confirm the number entered, briefly press the
right rotary control .

• Turn the right rotary control to the right. The
telephone book is called up. You can select a
number or name from the telephone book as de­scribed under ”Dialling a telephone book entry”
on page 131. Briefly press the right rotary
control to confirm the selected entry.

Note:

If the SMS central network number has not been
entered, you will be prompted to do so now (see
also page 145).

The Text Entry menu is displayed.
You can now enter text. There are two possibilities
to do this:

• Selecting letters or characters with the right ro­tary control and pressing to confirm. The se­lected letters are displayed inversely.

• Select characters or letters by pushing the mul­tifunction button under the desired character re­peatedly; i.e. to select a C, the multifunction
button under ABC must be pressed 3 times.

Other entry or formatting possibilities:

• Upper/Lower-Case Letters
With multifunction button , you can
choose between upper and lower case letters.

• Special characters/ Numbers
By pressing multifunction button , you can
choose between entry of special characters and
numbers.

• Return (New Line)
Press and hold multifunction button , to
get to the next line.

• Moving the cursor
Press multifunction button . Repeatedly
press multifunction button to select one of
two modes for moving the cursor. Each mode is
indicated by a change in the display above the
multifunction button.
If is displayed above the multifunction but­ton, the cursor can be moved from line to line by
turning the right rotary control .
If is displayed above the multifunction
button, the cursor can be moved left or right in
the current line by turning the right rotary
control .
Then, the right rotary control must be pressed
repeatedly until the multifunction button is dis­played as described at the beginning. Text can
then be entered once again.

• Deleting characters
Characters entered individually can be deleted
by briefly pressing multifunction button .
By pressing and holding multifunction
button , all generated text will be deleted.

By pressing the right rotary control for more than
2 seconds, the written message is confirmed.

By turning the right rotary control , select be-

Yes, No and Cancel (the inverted entry is

tween
active) and press the control to confirm.
Select

Yes to send your message. Sending SMS

indicates that the SMS is being sent. If the SMS
transmission is successful,

No to return to the previous menu without

Select

SMS sent is displayed.

sending the message.
Select

Cancel to return to the Text Entry menu

and the message can be edited further.

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SMS messages

Deleting All Messages

Call up the Communications menu by pressing
the button.

Press multifunction button .

Turn the right rotary control , select

all SMS?

and press the control to confirm.

Turn the right rotary control , select either
or No (the inverted entry is active) and press the
control to confirm.
Select

Yes to delete all existing messages.
No to return to the previous menu without

Select
change.

Delete

Yes

Settings

You can enter the number for the SMS central net­work in the SMS Settings menu.

To call up the SMS Settings menu, press the
button in the Communications menu.

With the right rotary control select
and press to confirm.

With the right rotary control select
press to confirm.

Press the multifunction buttons to , to
enter the number for the SMS central network. The
number should contain the international dialling
prefix.
Numbers already entered can be deleted by turning
the right rotary control .

Telephone

SMS and

Note:

If no number or an incorrect number is entered for
the SMS central network, it will not be possible to
send the SMS.
The number for the SMS central network can be
obtained from your network provider.

To save the complete number entered, briefly press
the right rotary control .

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Internet (WAP) Functions

Internet (WAP) Functions

With WAP, you can view current information
from the Internet. This information is shown in a
specific format, depending upon the display capa­bilities of the unit.

Connecting / terminating WAP con­nection

Note:

Internet access may require registration with a net­work operator or provider.
We cannot guarantee the accessibility of WAP
pages.

Before the first connection, an access profile must
be created or activated. Instructions on how to do
this can be found in section ”Settings” on
page 150.

Calling up WAP menu

Call up the Communications menu by pressing
the key.

Press multifunction button .

After a short time, the start page specified in the
profile (”Settings” on page 150) will be displayed.

By pressing the multifunction button , the
WAP connection can be terminated at any time.

Navigation in WAP pages

Note:

Navigation in WAP pages can differ from page to
page. This depends on the page content and thus
the programmer of the page.

The general rules are described below.

By turning the right rotary control , you can
scroll through the page content. On the right side
of the display, there is a half-circle upon which a
small ring moves. This small ring shows your cur­rent position on the WAP page, and it changes its
position when you turn the right rotary control .

There are 3 different keys, and the pressing of the
right rotary control through which the various
functions can be applied, depending upon pro­gramming of the WAP page.

If a function is assigned to pressing the right rotary
control, the function text will be shown in front of
the half-circle in the display. For example,

OK can be displayed.

By pressing the right rotary control , this func­tion is then executed.

A function can also be assigned to multifunction
buttons 7 - 9.
The function text will be displayed above the cor­responding multifunction button.
By pressing one of the multifunction buttons, the
corresponding function will be executed.

With some WAP pages it may be necessary to en­ter text. To enter text, proceed as described in ”En­tering WAP address” on page 147.

Link or

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Internet (WAP) Functions

Browser Menu

In the Browser Menu, a WAP address can be en­tered directly, the address entered in the start pro­file can be called up, favourite pages can be
managed and a list of the pages visited can be dis­played.

Calling up Browser Menu

In the active WAP menu, press multifunction but­ton .

Entering WAP address

In the active Browser menu, press multifunction
button .

Select from

the URL entered last,

Edit URL and
New URL.

by turning the right rotary control . Press to con­firm your selection.

•Last URL
After selecting, the corresponding homepage is
opened.

•

Edit URL

The last URL can be altered as described below.

New URL

•
A new URL can be entered as described below.

A WAP address can now be entered. There are two
possibilities:

• Selecting the letter or character with the right
rotary control and pressing afterward. The
selected letter will be displayed inversely.

• Select characters or letters by repeatedly push­ing the multifunction button under the desired
character; i.e. to enter a C, the multifunction
button below ABC must be pressed 3 times.

Other entry or formatting possibilities:

• Upper/ Lower case
With multifunction button , you can
choose between upper and lower case letters.

• Special characters
By briefly pressing multifunction button ,
special characters can be selected.

• Return (New Line)
By pressing and holding multifunction
button , a line return is made.

• Moving the cursor
After pressing multifunction button , the
cursor can be moved to any desired position
within the entered text by turning the right rota­ry control . Afterward, the right rotary
control must be pressed. Afterward, text can
be entered again.

• Deleting characters
Text entered can be deleted by pressing multi­function button .

By pressing the right rotary control for more than
2 seconds, the address entered is confirmed.
The WAP Browser then displays the correspond­ing page.

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Call up Browser-dependent menu

In the active Browser menu, press multifunction
button .
After a short time, the browser-dependent menu
will be displayed.

Call up/ Add/ Delete Favourites

In the active Browser menu, press multifunction
button .

Call up:

By turning the right rotary control , a previously
set favourite address can be called up and con­firmed by pressing the control. The WAP Browser
shows the corresponding page.

Add:

By turning the right rotary control select

Add favourite and press the control to confirm.

A WAP address can now be entered as described
under ”Entering WAP address” on page 147.
By pressing the right rotary control for more
than 2 seconds, the address entered is confirmed. A
prompt to enter a name follows. You can choose a
name of your own or accept the recommended
name. By pressing the right rotary control for
more than 2 seconds, the name entered is con­firmed and saved to the Favourites list.

Editing:

By turning the right rotary control select

Edit favourite and press the control to con-

firm.
A list of the stored favourites will be displayed. By
turning the right rotary control , select the Fa­vourite to be edited and press the control to con­firm.
The name given when added to the list or the URL
of the Favourite can be changed.

Deleting:

By turning the right rotary control select

Delete favourite and press the control to

confirm.
A list of the stored favourites will be displayed. By
turning the right rotary control , select the Fa­vourite to be deleted and press the control to con­firm.
The address will be deleted from the Favourites
list.

Delete All Favourites:

If you select
vourites will be deleted.

Delete all the complete list of Fa-

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Internet (WAP) Functions

Pages visited (History)

In the active Browser menu, press multifunction
button .

A list of the last visited WAP addresses will be dis­played.
By turning the right rotary control , one of the
addresses can be selected and confirmed by press­ing. The WAP Browser will display the corre­sponding page.

Saving entry as Favourite:
By turning the right rotary control , select

Favorit speichern

and press the control to
confirm.
A list of the addresses stored in History will be dis­played.
By turning the right rotary control , select the
URL to be saved and press to confirm.
The URL can be saved in the Favourites list under
any freely selectable name.

Als

Delete entry:

By turning the right rotary control , select

lete URL

and press the control to confirm.

De-

A list of the addresses stored in the History will be
displayed.
By turning the right rotary control , select the
URL to be deleted and press the control to confirm.
The URL will be deleted from the History list.

Delete list:

By turning the right rotary control , select

lete all

and press the control to confirm.

De-

The complete list of the pages visited will be delet­ed.

Back to previous page

In the active Browser menu, press multifunction
button .
The last page visited will be displayed.

@ WAP Favourites

In the WAP Browser, up to 6 keys above the Beck­erClub homepage (http://beckerclub.com) can also
be configured in accordance with your require­ments. Each of these keys saves one address (link)
of your choice.
For example, you can configure a key so that the
current weather or sports news are displayed when
called up.
A description of how to configure these keys can
be found on the Becker Homepage.

To call up these freely configurable keys, start the
WAP Browser.
To do this, call up the Communications menu by
pressing the key.

Press multifunction button .

Press one of the multifunction buttons
through .

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The configurable keys will be displayed for about
5 seconds.
By pressing one of the keys, the WAP page for
which the key was configured will be called up.

Call up Configuration

To call up one of the pages configured in the Inter­net, press the key in the Communications
menu.

Settings

In the Browser Settings menu, browser-specific
settings can be made.
In order to use this unit to access the Internet, you
must make a number of settings. OnlinePro will
then use these settings to log onto the Internet.
These special settings (profiles) differ for each net­work provider.
OnlinePro is supplied with the profiles for the four
largest network providers in Germany already set.
Please see ”Activating access profile” on page 152
for a description of how to activate them. Please
see ”Loading Access Profiles” on page 153 for a
description of how to load settings for other pro­viders and other countries. You can also obtain
these settings from network providers in your own
country.

Select

Profile,
URL settings or
Browser start settings

by turning the right rotary control . Selection is
confirmed by pressing the control.

Profiles

Select Profile in the browser settings using the
right rotary control and press to confirm.
The profile settings are called up.

With the right rotary control select

figuration

and press the control to confirm.

Using the right rotary control select

favourites

and press to confirm.

@WAP con-

Load @

By turning the right rotary control select either

Yes or No (the inverted entry is active) and press

to confirm.

Yes is selected, a connection will be made to the

If
Beckerclub Homepage and the configuration for
the freely configurable buttons will be saved.

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Note:

Not all of the functions described may be support­ed by the network provider.

To call up the Browser Settings menu, press
the key in the Communications menu.

With the right rotary control select

Browser

and press the control to confirm.

You can now select either

or the existing profiles by turning the right

file?

Create new pro-

rotary control.

Internet (WAP) Functions

Create new profile

To create a new profile, select Create new pro-

with the right rotary control and press the

file?

control to confirm.

For browser-specific settings, select

Profilename,
Dial-in number,
Type of conn ection,
User name,
Password,
IP adress,
IP port,
Home page,
Timer

by turning the right rotary control, and confirm by
pressing the control .

Note:

Your provider can inform you which entries need
to be made for the following menu items.

Profile name:

For the max. ... Access profiles, a name of your

choice can be assigned.
With the right rotary control select

Profilename and press the control to confirm.

A recommendation will be made. This recommen­dation can be accepted or rejected by pressing

Yes

or No.

No is selected, a name can be entered for the new

If
profile.
By pressing and holding the right rotary control,
the name will be accepted.

Login number:

With the right rotary control select

and press the control to confirm.

number

Dial-in

A recommendation will be made. This recommen­dation can be accepted or rejected by pressing

Yes

or No.

No is selected, a login number can be entered for

If
the new profile.
By pressing and holding the right rotary control,
the login number is accepted.

Type of connection:

With the right rotary control select

connection

and press the control to confirm.

Type of

By turning the right rotary control , select the
type of connection desired and press the control to
confirm.

User name:

With the right rotary control select

User name

and press the control to confirm.
A recommendation will be made. This recommen­dation can be accepted or rejected by pressing

Yes

or No.

No is selected, the user name for the new profile

If
can be entered.
By pressing and holding the right rotary control,
the user name is accepted.

Password:

With the right rotary control select

Password

and press the control to confirm.
A recommendation will be made. This recommen­dation can be accepted or rejected by pressing

Yes

or No.

No is selected, the password for the new profile

If
can be entered.
By pressing and holding the right rotary control,
the password is accepted.

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Internet (WAP) Functions

IP Address:

With the right rotary control select

adresse

and press the control to confirm.

IP

A recommendation will be made. This recommen­dation can be accepted or rejected by pressing

Yes

or No.

No is selected, the IP address for the new profile

If
can be entered.
By pressing and holding the right rotary control,
the IP Address is applied.

IP Port:

With the right rotary control select

IP p ort

and press the control to confirm.
A recommendation will be made. This recommen­dation can be accepted or rejected by pressing

Yes

or No.

No is selected, the IP Port for the new profile can

If
be entered.
By pressing and holding the right rotary control,
the IP Port is applied.

Start page:

With the right rotary control select

Home page

and press the control to confirm.
A recommendation will be made. This recommen­dation can be accepted or rejected by pressing

Yes

or No.

No is selected, the start page for the new profile

If
can be selected.
By pressing and holding the right rotary control,
the start page is applied.

Time-out:

With the right rotary control select

Timer and

press the control to confirm.
A recommendation will be made. This recommen­dation can be accepted or rejected by pressing

Yes

or No.

No is selected, the time-out for the new profile

If
can be entered.
By pressing and holding the right rotary control,
the time-out will be applied.

Note:

Termination of the connection will occur only if no
entry is made within the specified time period.

Saving a profile

Once all the necessary details have been entered,
save the profile by pressing and holding the right
rotary control .

Activating access profile

In the profile settings, select the desired profile
with the right rotary control and press to
confirm.

Using the right rotary control, select

Activate? and press to confirm.

The new profile will be set.
By selecting
control , and pressing to confirm, you can
change the set values again as described above.

Settings? using the right rotary

Copying access profile

In the profile settings, select the profile to be
copied with the right rotary control and press to
confirm.

Using the right rotary control, select

Copy? and

press to confirm.
The profile is copied and can be modified as
described under ”Create new profile” on page 151

Deleting access profile

In the profile settings, select the profile to be
deleted with the right rotary control and press to
confirm.

Using the right rotary control, select
and press to confirm.
The new profile will be deleted.

Delete?

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Internet (WAP) Functions

Loading Access Profiles

The default access profile is the one for the
German mobile telephone network T-D1. If you do
not use T-D1, please see ”Create new profile” on
page 151 for a description of how to set up a
profile for your network provider. You can also
upload other access profiles to your unit directly
from the BeckerClub:
Call up the Communications menu by pressing
the button.

Press the multifunction button.

A WAP connection will be made to the
BeckerClub homepage.
Select
the right rotary control.
Next, select
pressing the right rotary control.
Now follow the instructions on the WAP page.
Profiles can be selected and loaded for different
countries.

[BeckerClub] by turning and pressing

[Provisioning] by turning and

URL Setting

This is where you set up the information to be
called up when entering URLs, to simplify entries.

In the Browser Settings, select
with the right rotary control.

Select

Select URL beginning or
Select URL ending

by turning the right rotary control . Selection is
confirmed by pressing the control.

Selecting URL prefix:

By turning the right rotary control , select

lect URL beginning

confirm.

A list of the possible URL prefixes will be dis­played.
By turning the right rotary control , select the
desired URL prefix and press the control to con­firm.

No is selected, no URL prefix will appear when

If
an URL is entered. You must then enter the prefix
yourself.

URL settings

Se-

and press the control to

Selecting URL suffix:

By turning the right rotary control , select

lect URL ending

and press the control to con-

Se-

firm.

A list of the possible URL suffixes will be dis­played.
By turning the right rotary control select the de­sired URL suffix and press the control to confirm.

No is selected, no URL suffix will appear when

If
URL is to be entered. You must then enter the suf­fix yourself.

Specifying browser start settings

When you activate your WAP access function,
some network providers will take you to their own
Internet pages before the page you have actually
selected. You can disable this by activating the
"Browser start settings" function.
In the Browser Settings, select

settings

with the right rotary control.

By turning the right rotary control select either

Yes or No (the inverted entry is active) and press

to confirm.

Browser st art

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Internet (WAP) Functions

BeckerClub

Access to the BeckerClub is included when you
purchase Online Pro. The BeckerClub provides a
number of services which you can use online via
OnlinePro. These include "Download @
destinations" (see also page 112) and "Load @
POIs" (see also page 123). Other services are also
available.

You can visit the BeckerClub at:
http://www.beckerclub.com

You can use the BeckerClub card, which is also
included in the scope of supply, to log onto the
BeckerClub. The BeckerClub Internet pages
contain additional information about the services
and a separate operating guide for the BeckerClub.

Accessing the BeckerClub in OnlinePro
Call up the Communications menu by pressing
the button.

Press the multifunction button.

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E-Mail Function

Receiving E-Mail

Web.de has set up an E-mail mailbox for you.
E-Mail can be sent directly to the unit.

E-mail function and other services

Checking E-Mail

Using the E-Mail function, you can directly call up
an existing E-Mail account.

E-mail settings

Special settings can be made to the e-mail function
in the E-mail Settings menu.

In order to send an E-Mail to the unit, the address
of the unit must be entered.
The E-Mail address of the unit consists of the
Beckerclub User ID-Number (written on the Beck­erclub card) and the suffix ”@web.de”. An exam­ple of an E-Mail address would be

[e-mail].

Note:

The page to be called up is set up in the profile (see
also page 150).

Call up the Communications menu by pressing
the key.

Press multifunction button .

The start page for the E-Mail account entered in
the profile will be called up.
Further operation is dependent upon the E-Mail
provider.
In most cases, you will be prompted for a password
and user name.

If you use the mailbox set up for you by WEB.DE,
you can change the settings as per ”E-mail set­tings” on page 155.

To call up the E-mail settings Menu within the
Communications menu, press the button.

With the right rotary control select

E-Mail and

press to confirm.

Select

E-mail home page,
Send access data automatically?

or

Send access data Manually?,
User name and
Password

by turning the right rotary control . Selection is
confirmed by pressing the control.

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E-mail function and other services

E-mail home page

Here, you can set the WAP start page to be used for
the e-mail function.
With the right rotary control select

home page

and press to confirm.

E-mail

A recommendation will be made. This
recommendation can be accepted or rejected by

Yes or No.

pressing
If

No is selected, the desired address can then be

entered.
Press and hold the right rotary control to accept the
address.

Send access data automatically? or
Send access data Manually?

Here you can determine whether your access data
should be sent automatically when you check your
e-mail.
With the right rotary control select

cess data automatically?
cess data Manually?

Send access data automatically? is

If

and press to confirm.

Send ac-

or Send ac-

selected, you must also enter the user name and
password as described in the following.

If

Send access data Manually?, is selected,

you must also enter the user name and password
manually when logging into the e-mail mailbox.

User name:

Select

User name with the right rotary control

and press the control to confirm.
A recommendation will be made. This recommen­dation can be accepted or rejected by pressing

Yes

or No.
If you select

No you can then enter the user name

for your E-Mail mailbox.
Press and hold the right rotary control to accept the
user name.

Password:

Select

Password with the right rotary control

and press the control to confirm.
A recommendation will be made. This recommen­dation can be accepted or rejected by pressing

Yes

or No.
If you select

No, you can then enter the password

for your E-Mail mailbox.
Press and hold the right rotary control to accept the
password.

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E-mail function and other services

Service settings

In the Service Settings menu, special settings can
be made for the services.

To call up the Service Settings menu within the
Communications menu, press .

With the right rotary control select

BeckerClub and press to confirm.

Select

URL for @ navigation destinations,
URL for @ provisioning
URL for @ POI environment
URL for @ POI City,
URL for @ WAP bookmarks or
Load @ fa vourites

by turning the right rotary control . Selection is
confirmed by pressing the control.

Note:
For a description of

Load @ favourites, please

refer to ”@ WAP Favourites” on page 149.

,

URL for ….

Here, you can set the Internet pages from which
settings are to be loaded.

Note:

The factory-set addresses should not be changed.
You will receive a message in case of any
necessary updates.

In the service settings, select

navigation destinations
provisioning
environment
for @ WAP bookmarks

, URL for @ POI

, URL for @ POI City or URL

control . Selection is confirmed by pressing the
control.

A recommendation will be made. This
recommendation can be accepted or rejected by
pressing

Yes or No.

If you select

No, you can then enter the address for

the configuration.
Press and hold the right rotary control to accept the
address.

URL for @

, URL for @

using the right rotary

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Radio mode

Radio mode

Switching on radio mode

Press button.
The last selected waveband is called up.

Turn on Radio Menu Mode

Press in radio mode.

The radio menu mode is activated and displayed.
The unit switches back to radio mode if no button
is pressed within the next 8 seconds.

Set FM waveband

In the Radio Menu Mode, press multifunction but­ton .

The last selected transmitter and level are dis­played.

By pressing repeatedly, you can choose between
the levels

name

•

•

•

•

DAS seek quality, DAS seek

, Stations RDS and Stations Fix.

DAS seek quality (see also page 176).

DAS seek name (see also page 176)

Stations RDS (see also page 176)

Stations fix (see also page 176)

Selecting the AM waveband

In the Radio Menu Mode, press multifunction but­ton .

The last selected waveband and transmitter are set.
To select the MW (

wave

) and SW (Short Wave) wavebands, repeat-

Medium wave), LW (Long

edly press multifunction button until the de­sired waveband is set.

Settings for station selection

The desired station can be selected via dynamic
autostore (FM), station search, scan search, manu­al tuning, and station buttons.

Dynamic Autostore (FM-DAS)

In the Radio Menu Mode, press multifunction but­ton repeatedly until

DAS seek name is displayed.

In

FM DAS mode, the receivable stations are dis-

played via the multifunction buttons depending on
the settings.

Set the desired station by pressing the button di­rectly below the abbreviated station designation. If
the selected station broadcasts several pro­grammes/regional programmes (e.g.
submenu is automatically displayed to select the
desired programme.

DAS seek quality or

1, 2, 3 , 4 ), a

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Multifunction button indicates that, by push­ing the button, other stations can be displayed and
selected.
If station names are being misused to send adver­tisements or messages, this station is indicated

L_1... L_Z (L = Local) instead of the abbrevi-

with
ated station name. This prevents constant switch­ing in the lower display line. When a station is
selected, it is identified by a star (i.e.

L*1).

The first time the unit is operated, or when the
electrical supply has been interrupted, it may take
the radio some time to evaluate the station signals.
The display will appear incrementally as the eval­uation progresses.

Station search FM - DAS

Turn the right rotary control to the left or right.
The radio displays the receivable and identified
transmitters in descending/ascending order.

Station search MW, LW, SW

On the desired waveband (MW, LW, SW) turn the
right rotary control to the left or right. The radio
searches for reception frequencies in descending
or ascending order, respectively, of frequency.

Scan search

On the desired waveband (FM, MW, LW, SW) press
the right rotary control ,

An automatic transmitter search begins. The first
run is performed on an insensitive plane, all further
runs on a sensitive plane. Receivable stations can
be heard for 8 seconds. Press the right rotary
control if the received programme should be re­tained.

Note:

FM DAS, Scan Search is conducted in alpha-

With
betical order.

SCAN will be displayed.

Programme filtering for FM DAS

You have the option of filtering various stations
from the FM DAS transmitter list.
In the Radio Menu Mode, press multifunction but­ton .

The individual programmes can be selected using
the right rotary control . By pressing the right ro­tary control , you can choose between
(Programme unfiltered) and Skip (Programme fil­tered out).

Play

To turn the filter function on or off, press the mul-

tifunction button repeatedly to turn the filter
function on (

Fil on) or off (No Fil).

Programme Type selection (PTY)

In the Radio Menu Mode, press multifunction but­ton .

Afterward, select the desired PTY (see also
page 176) using multifunction button .

Note:

Only the currently available PTYs may be select­ed.

If a PTY is selected in
tions with this particular PTY can be selected.
If you select
tions will once again be displayed.

FM DAS mode, only the sta-

NO PTY in FM-DAS mode, all sta-

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Turning PTY display on or off

Select radio menu mode.

With multifunction button , select either

PTY

(PTY Display On) or Frequency (PTY Display
Off).

Calling up/ Storing FM stations

In the Radio Menu Mode, select level Stations

RDS

or Stations fix using multifunction

button .

Stations RDS (see also page 176)

•

Stations fix (see also page 176)

•
Storing: 12 frequencies or programmes can be
stored per waveband.
To store the desired station or program, press the
multifunction buttons - or -

until you hear a signal tone.

To reach memory slots 7 – 12, press multifunction
button .

Request: Press multifunction button -

or - . The stored station is requested.

Calling up/storing MW, LW, SW sta­tions

Store: Up to 12 stations can be stored under the

station buttons. Search for the desired station and
press the desired multifunction button until you
hear a signal tone.
To reach memory slots 7 – 12, press multifunction
button .

Request: press multifunction button ­or - . The stored transmitter is request­ed.

Manual FM tuning

In the Radio Menu Mode, select the level Sta-

tions fix

with multifunction button .

Press multifunction button twice.
Next, turn the right rotary control .
Tuning will take place in increments of 100 kHz.
The display will show that manual tuning iscur­rently active with
control is not turned after a short time,

MAN. If the right rotary

MAN will

disappear from the display and manual tuning is
turned off.

Manual tuning MW, LW, SW

Press the button on the desired waveband.

Press multifunction button 2 times.
Then turn the right rotary control .
Tuning will be in increments of 9kHz (MW), 3kHz
(LW) or 5kHz (SW).
The display will show that manual tuning iscur­rently active with
control is not turned after a short time,
disappear from the display and manual tuning is
turned off.

MAN. If the right rotary

MAN will

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Regionalisation

The RDS diversity function is independent of re­gion. In this mode it is possible that, the RDS di­versity function may cause the radio to switch
between various regional programmes with differ­ing programme formats. In such a case, the special
regional programming must be selected directly.
If several regional programmes are transmitted by
one station, this can only be seen when the station
is selected.
Stations with additional regional transmitters are
indicated with a star (i.e.

Upon selection of one of these stations (e.g.
all receivable regional sub-programmes for this
station will be displayed.
Afterward, select the desired regional sub-pro­gramme (i.e. ).

4*).

4*),

If the signal quality of a regional sub-programme
drifts despite the RDS Diversity function, it may
mean that regional sub-programming is only trans­mitted on a few frequencies. Therefore, the unit
has to fewer frequencies with stronger signals to
switch to.

Turning Regionalisation on or off

Select radio menu mode.

Use multifunction button , to turn Regionali­sation on (

On) or off (Off).

Turning frequency display on or off

Select radio menu mode.

Use multifunction button , to select either

Frequency (Frequency display on) or PTY (Fre-

quency display off).

Switching radio text display on / off

Select FM radio menu mode. Press multifunction
button to switch on the radio text.

The car radio filters data transmitted by the radio
station and displays it in the form of radio text.
Radio text cannot be displayed unless the selected
station also transmits radio text.
During poor reception situations or interference,
the display of the radio text may be garbled or not
possible at all.
In order to quit the radio text level, press the
button.

Danger

G

Accident hazard

Since information transmitted via radio text var­ies constantly, we recommend displaying the ra­dio text only when the vehicle is stationary to
avoid unnecessary distraction for the driver. This
is a necessary precaution for accident prevention.

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Traffic Programme (TP)

If an RDS Diversity station broadcasts TP an­nouncements, it is possible to interrupt CD, MP3,
CDC/AUX, MW, LW, SW play or the mute mode
and to switch to the TP announcements. Moreover,
you can listen to one FM station while receiving
TP announcements transmitted by another FM sta­tion.

• There are two ways to select a TP transmitter:

- automatic tracking

- direct programming

With the automatic tracking function , the FM
station currently being listened to is used as the
TP station. If the selected FM station has poor
signal quality or cannot function as a TP trans­mitter, the unit applies specified criteria to
search for a new TP transmitter.
With direct programming, a TP station other
than the one being listened to can be pro­grammed. For example, one FM station and TP
announcements transmitted by another FM sta­tion can be received simultaneously.
If the programmed TP transmitter reception is
poor, the unit switches to automatic tracking un­til the programmed TP transmitter is receivable.

If an RDS station is equipped with traffic program­ming, this is indicated by

TP in the display.

An inverse TP appears on the display to indi­cate that the traffic programme is active.

Activating/quitting the TP menu

Activating: Press the button (traffic an-

nouncements cannot be transmitted).

Quitting: Press and hold the button; otherwise,
the TP menu will automatically disappear after 8
seconds if no further operations are performed.

Turning TP on or off

Switching on: To turn on TP in the TP Menu, re-

peatedly press multifunction button until

on

appears.

Switching off: To turn off TP in the TP Menu, re­peatedly press multifunction button until

off

appears.

TP

TP

TP is switched off after returning to normal dis­play.

Selecting automatic tracking

To turn on automatic tracking in the TP Menu, re­peatedly press multifunction button until

appears.

on

Note:

If a TP transmitter has already been programmed
directly, it will once again be selected as the TP
transmitter.

TP

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Selecting / deleting direct program­ming

Activate the TP menu.
Selecting: Press multifunction button .

Using the right rotary control , select the desired
TP transmitter and press the control to confirm.
After a short delay and without actuation, the se­lected transmitter is accepted.

Deleting:Press multifunction button .

Select

Autoselect with the right rotary

control and press the control to confirm. After a
short delay and without actuation, direct program­ming is deleted.
Quit the TP menu.

Switching mute function on or off

After selection of a TP or EON transmitter, the
mute function can be activated by pressing the

button briefly.

Thereafter, only traffic announcements and navi­gation announcements will be passed through. The
mute function is cancelled by pressing the

button again.

Interrupting TP announcements

Briefly press the button during the TP an­nouncement.
The announcement currently being broadcast will
be interrupted and the system will automatically
return to the previously selected mode.

TP announcement volume

Activate the TP menu. Press multifunction
button .

• Setting

• Setting

• Setting

0 - no increase

+1 - slight increase

+3 - strong increase

Display for TMC stations

If a radio station broadcasts TMC information in
addition to radio programming, this is indicated by
the abbreviation
tion is received and analysed by the navigation
system. The reception of traffic announcements is
free of charge.

TMC in the display. TMC informa-

With the right rotary control , four different set-

0 - +3) can be selected. This means that the

tings (
volume can be raised to a fixed value according to
the setting.

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CD, MP3, CDC operation

Selecting the audio source

Provided they are available, the following sources

• CD (Title of a CD in the built-in drive)

• MP3 (MP3 Title of a CD in the built-in drive)

• MP3 (MP3 Title of an MMC™)

• CDC (CDs and Title of the CD changer unit) if

installed

may be selected.

After pressing the last selected audio source is
set if possible.

Basic display for an MP3 CD in the built-in drive:

Basic display for an inserted MMC (Multi Media
Card):

Basic display for the CD changer:

Notes for the Compact Disc (CD)

Sound interruptions may occur if the CD is soiled.
In order to ensure the highest tone quality, please
note the following:

• Always touch the CD at the edges only. Keep
the disc clean and never touch the surface.

• Never stick anything on the CD.

• Protect the CDs against direct sunlight and from
heat sources such as heaters etc.

• Before playing the CD, you should clean it with
a special, commercially available cleaning
cloth, wiping from the centre outwards. Sol­vents such as petrol, thinners or other commer­cially available cleaners and anti-static sprays
must not be used.

By pressing the first multifunction button, the unit
will switch to the next audio source. The next se­lectable audio source is always displayed above
the multifunction button.

Basic display for the CD in the built-in drive:

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Operation of the individual audio sources is essen­tially identical with only a few exceptions. Thus,
the basic functions are only described here once.
In the example, the audio source CD (CD in built­in drive) is shown.
See the following sections for special operating in­structions or notes for each of the individual audio
sources:

• ”MP3 CD in built-in drive” on page 167

• ”MMC™ (MultiMediaCard™)” on page 168

• ”CD Changer” on page 169

Correct

Incorrect

Incorrect

Correct

CD, MP3 or CDC operation

G

Inserting/Ejecting CDs

Inserting the CD:

Press and briefly hold , the display will fold
down and the CD slot becomes visible. Insert the
CD into the CD slot with the printed side up. The
unit will automatically pull the CD into the unit.
Then fold the display up again. The CD will begin
to play from the first track.
Once the last track is played, the unit will start
playing the CD again from the first track.

Ejecting the CD:

To eject a CD, press and hold the key or push
it twice quickly. The display folds down and the
CD is ejected. Remove the CD. Then fold the dis­play up again.

Please note:

When the unit is turned off, the CD will not be
ejected, but will remain in the CD slot.

Danger
Injury hazard

For safety reasons, the portable panel may not be
left open while driving.

Skipping a title forward/backward

Press multifunction button (forwards) or

(backwards) or turn the right rotary

control .

By pressing the multifunction button repeatedly,
you can skip several tracks forward or reverse. The
unit switches to the first track when the last track
has been reached. Analogously, it switches from
the first track to the last track.
If a title has been playing for more than 10 seconds
when the skip button is pressed, the unit will skip
back to the beginning of the current track.

Scan search

Press right rotary control , SCAN will appear in
the display.

All following CD tracks are played for 10 seconds
each. Press the right rotary control again to ter­minate the scan search.

Fast forward/rewind

By holding multifunction button depressed
for a longer period of time, the fast forward (audi­ble) is activated. By holding multifunction button

depressed for a longer period of time, the
fast rewind (audible) is activated.
The search is not audible for the MP3 sources.

Fast forward / rewind terminates when the multi­function button is released.

Random Play

Pressing multifunction button activates the
random play function. Afterward, the titles from
the current audio source (with CD changer, only
from the current CD) will be played in random or­der. The prompt

By pressing multifunction button once
again, the ”Random Play” function is deleted.

Rnd is displayed inversely.

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Title Repeat

Pressing multifunction button turns on the
”Title Repeat.” The prompt
versely.

Pressing multifunction button once again,
deactivates the ”Title Repeat” function.

Rpt is displayed in-

Number of tracks and total playing time

Press the button in CD mode. By pressing mul­tifunction button , the total playing time for
the current track will be displayed briefly.

By pressing multifunction button , the
number of tracks and the total playing time for the
current CD are displayed briefly.

Note:

In CD-changer mode, the track playing time is dis­played after pressing multifunction button
with CD-changer 7860 only. In other CD-changers

0:00 is displayed as the track playing time.

Temperature protection circuit for CD and MP3 CD

A temperature protection circuit protects the laser
diode from excessive heat.
When the protection circuit is activated

is displayed, and playback is stopped.

Fehler

With an MP3-CD, the system switches to radio or
another source.
After a cool down period, single CD operation or
CD changer operation may be called up again. If
the temperature is still too high, the unit will once
again switch back to radio or another audio source.

Temp.

Notes on CD-R and CD-RWs

CD-Rs (recordable CDs) can be played with this
unit. Please comply with legal restrictions. These
restrictions can differ from country to country.
Depending upon the recording device used to
record the CD-R and/ or the CD-R itself, some
CD-Rs may not be playable in this unit.
CD-Rs must be manufactured according to the
”Red Book” standard (not applicable for MP3­CD’s).
CD-RWs (rewritable CDs) cannot be played with
this unit.

Notes on copy-protected CDs

In some cases, the playback of copy-protected CDs
may cause problems, such as long reading times or
playing is not possible.

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MP3 CD in built-in drive

To operate an MP3 CD in the built-in drive, please
read the following instructions:

• ”Selecting the audio source” on page 164

• ”Notes for the Compact Disc (CD)” on
page 164

• ”Inserting/Ejecting CDs” on page 165

• ”Skipping a title forward/backward” on
page 165

• ”Scan search” on page 165

• ”Fast forward/rewind” on page 165

• ”Random Play” on page 165

• ”Title Repeat” on page 166

• ”Number of tracks and total playing time” on
page 166

• ”Temperature protection circuit for CD and
MP3 CD” on page 166

• ”Notes on CD-R and CD-RWs” on page 166

General instructions for MP3

The music that can be played in your unit’s MP3
mode is generally copyright-protected under appli­cable international and national laws. In several
countries, it is not permitted to reproduce copy­righted material, not even for personal use, without
the express prior consent of the copyright holder.
Please check the current copyright laws for your
country and comply with them. These restrictions
naturally do not apply for your own compositions
and recordings, or for recordings for which author­ization has been obtained from the copyright hold­er.

Creating an MP3 data medium

• The maximum number of files per medium is

500.

• Only MP3 music files stored on a CD in compli­ance with ISO 9660 can be played.

• If there are more than 99 files in a directory (e.g.
on an MMC), a virtual directory is created for
every 99 subsequent files. This means that these
files can be accessed by changing directories.

• If the artist’s name and track title are to be dis­played, an ID3 tag must be added to the MP3
file. This unit supports versions ID3v1 and
ID3v2 with a maximum acceptable tag length of
4 KB.

• The display of artist’s name and track title is re­stricted to a total maximum length of 50 charac­ters.

• The MP3 formats MPEG1, MPEG2 and
MPEG2.5 Layer3 are supported by the unit.
Fixed and variable bit rates of 8 - 320 kbit/s and
scan rates of 8-48 kHz are supported.

• We recommend a bit rate of at least 160 kbit/s
for compressing MP3 files. It should be noted
that with MP3 files having a variable bit rate,
the display of the elapsed playing time may de­viate from real time.

For further information about creating MP3 files
and ID3 tags, please consult your dealer or check
on the internet.

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Notes on playing MP3 CDs

If the files on the MP3 CD are arranged in several
folders, the folders will be handled in a manner
similar to different CDs in the CD changer.
The individual directories can be selected by press­ing multifunction buttons and . The
number shown in front of
rent directory.

Track indicates the cur-

Track number, total playing time and track title

Press the button in MP3 mode.

When you press multifunction button , the
current track number and the total playing time of
the track are displayed briefly.
When you press multifunction button , the
track number and total playing time for the current
directory are displayed.

After pressing multifunction button , the
artist name and track name are displayed in the
format “Artist - Name”. However, this is only dis­played if an ID3 tag with the corresponding
content is provided.

If no ID3 tag or an ID3 tag without the corres­ponding information is provided, the file name and
its path will be displayed in 8.3 format.

Text exceeding the length of the display will be
presented as moving text (from right to left). If,
during the display of an ID3 tag, the next track is
played, the display is automatically updated.

The display of the ID3 tag is retained until, after
pressing the button, one of the multifunction
buttons or is pressed.

MMC™ (MultiMediaCard™)

To operate an inserted MMC™, please read the
following instructions:

• ”Selecting the audio source” on page 164

• ”Skipping a title forward/backward” on
page 165

• ”Scan search” on page 165

• ”Fast forward/rewind” on page 165

• ”Random Play” on page 165

• ”Title Repeat” on page 166

• ”Number of tracks and total playing time” on
page 166

Which MMC™ can be played?

There are a number of MultiMediaCard™ manu­facturers as well as cards of differing storage ca­pacities.
We have tested various cards and manufacturers
and could not determine any limitations.
Should any problems be encountered with other
manufacturers or new manufacturers, we will post
this information on our homepage (http://becker­club.com).

Recording to an MMC™

MMCs™ are recorded using special devices.
Consult a specialist dealer for more information.
The DOS-FAT process must be used for format­ting the MMC™.
We recommend a bit rate of at least 160 kbit/s for
compressing MP3 files. It should be noted that
with MP3 files having a variable bit rate, the dis­play of the elapsed playing time may deviate from

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real time.
Otherwise, the particular features described under
”Creating an MP3 data medium” on page 167 ap­ply.

Insertion / removal of a recorded MMC™

Insertion:

Briefly press the key, the display will fold
down.
Remove the display.
The opening for inserting the MMC™ can be
found in the lower left corner of the now-visible
opening.

Insert the MMC™ into the slot with the printed
side up.
The MMC™ will snap into place with a slight
click.
Afterward, replace the display and fold it back up.
The MMC™ is now ready to play.

Note:

Insert the MMC(tm) only in the slot in the lower
left-hand corner intended for this purpose. If the

MMC™ is inserted e.g. in the CD slot, the device
may be damaged.

Removal:

Briefly press the key, the display will fold
down.
Remove the display.
Remove the MMC™ by pulling lightly on the
card.
Afterward, replace the display and fold it back up.

Danger

G

Injury hazard

For safety reasons, the portable panel may not be
left open while driving.

Notes on playing

If the files on the MMC™ are arranged in several
folders, the folders will be handled in a manner
similar to that of the CD changer.
The individual directories can be selected by press­ing multifunction buttons and . The
number shown in front of
rent directory.

Track indicates the cur-

CD Changer

To operate a CD changer, please read the follow­ing instructions:

• ”Selecting the audio source” on page 164

• ”Notes for the Compact Disc (CD)” on
page 164

• ”Skipping a title forward/backward” on
page 165

• ”Scan search” on page 165

• ”Fast forward/rewind” on page 165

• ”Random Play” on page 165

• ”Title Repeat” on page 166

• ”Number of tracks and total playing time” on
page 166

• ”Temperature protection circuit for CD and
MP3 CD” on page 166

Operational readiness of CD changer

If a CD changer is connected to the unit, it is ready
for operationg as soon as the filled CD magazine is
loaded. Close the sliding tray after loading. All fur­ther control is performed from the car radio control
panel.

Loading/ Ejecting the CD Magazine

To remove the CD magazine, open the sliding cov­er on the changer and press the eject button. The
magazine is ejected and can be removed.
When inserting CDs into the magazine, please note
the instructions printed on the magazine.

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Note:

Incorrectly inserted CDs will not be played.

Note:

To allow for the fastest possible changing of CDs,
the magazine should be loaded successively, be­ginning with Compartment 1.

Playing CDs

Activate CD changer mode (see ”Selecting the au­dio source” on page 164).
Playback begins with the last CD played, at the
track playing before switching off.
Loaded CDs can be selected by pressing multi­function buttons and . The magazine
compartment number and the number of the cur­rent track for the selected CD are then displayed.

If no CD is inserted in the selected magazine com­partment (e.g. compartment 2), the next magazine
compartment is selected automatically.
Once the last track of a CD has played, the next CD
will automatically be selected and played.

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User menu

Call up / quit User Settings menu

After opening the User Settings menu, the follow­ing Basic Settings can be set in three menu levels
according to your personal preference.
First level:

Gal - Speed dependent volume control (GAL)

•

Col - Setting for display colour

•

Lcd - Display setting

•

Led - LED setting

•

Lum - Setting for display brightness

•

M/S - Setting for reception optimisation

•
Second level:

Aux - Setting for the AUX input

•

BeV - Setting for signal tone volume

•

Inc - Setting for turning direction of rotary

•
control

Vol - Setting for volume display

•

Mic - Hands-free microphone setting

•

Third level:

HsV - Volume setting for optional handset

•

Lim - Limits the maximum audio volume level

•

Lvl - Adjusts the digital audio source (CD etc.)

•
volume

Rst - Call up reset function

•

To call up the User Settings menu, press the
button for more than 2 seconds.

Press multifunction button to reach the
second and third level of the User Settings menu.

To exit the User Settings menu, press one of the
buttons , , or .

Setting the GAL (Gal)

The GAL is a control circuit within the car radio
which adapts the radio volume to the vehicle
speed. This functions as a compensation for
driving noises resulting from higher speeds.
Call up the General Settings menu. Press multi­function button . With the right rotary
control select either

With the GAL setting, the amount of volume con­trol can be specified according to vehicle speed.
The setting is stored automatically.
The settings are from:

0 or +15.

User settings

•

0 - no volume increase

+1 - slight volume increase (low noise levels in

•
interior - low-noise vehicle).

+15 - high volume increase (high interior noise

•
levels - noisy vehicle).

Display colour setting (Col)

This setting is used to choose between two illumi­nation colours (not available for all models).

To set, call up the General Settings menu. By
pressing multifunction button , select either

red or yellow.

The setting is stored automatically.

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Display setting (Lcd)

The display setting allows you to select from three
different display versions.

• Negative Display Setting (

• Positive Display Setting (

• Automatic Display Setting (

negative)

positive)

Automatic) - this

means that the display setting will be positive or
negative depending upon the vehicle illumina-

tion.
To set, call up the General Settings menu. By
pressing multifunction button , select

, positive or automatic.

tive

nega-

The setting is stored automatically.

LED setting (Led)

With this function, the LED function (blinking
when the unit is switched off) can be switched on
and off.
Call up the General Settings menu. By pressing
multifunction button , select either

blinking (LED on) or on (LED off).

Display brightness setting (Lum)

With this function, the display brightness can be
set to the preferred value.
To set, call up the General Settings menu. Press
multifunction button . With the right rotary
control , select between

The setting is stored automatically.
The settings are from:

0 - no change in display brightness

•

10 - highest possible display brightness

•

-10 - lowest possible display brightness

•

10 and -10.

Setting reception optimisation (M/S)

Two different reception optimisation settings can
be selected in order to suppress reception-depend­ent interference and reflections.
To set, call up the General Settings menu.
By pressing multifunction button , select

Stereo, Mono or Auto.

Auto: Setting for normal operation - i.e. the unit

•
switches from stereo to mono reception and
back, depending on the reception conditions
(for nearly all reception areas, this is the optimal
setting).

Stereo: Setting for exceptional reception con-

•
ditions - i.e. the unit is constantly set to stereo.

Mono: Setting for reception conditions with

•
constant reflection - i.e. the unit is constantly set
to mono.

The setting is effective immediately and is also re­tained after power is turned off.

The setting is stored automatically.

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Activating AUX/telephone input (Aux)

This can be used to switch on the CD changer AF
connections if no CD changer is connected. An ex­ternal unit (Discman, Walkman, etc.) can then be
connected.
In addition, the mute function lead for an external
telephone can be activated.
To set, call up the General Settings menu. By
pressing multifunction button , call up the
2nd level of the User menu.

CD changer

•
With this function activated ( ), a CD chang­er can be connected. The function

is then suppressed in the menu.

source

Ext. audio s ource

•

Ext. audio

With this function activated ( ), an external
unit (Discman, Walkman, etc.) can be connect­ed. The function

CD changer is then sup-

pressed in the menu.

The setting is stored automatically.
In CD mode, multifunction button must be
pressed to select AUX mode.

User settings

Signal tone volume (BeV)

The volume of signal tones (e.g. storage confirma­tion) can be set using this function.
To set, call up the General Settings menu. Press
multifunction button to call up the 2nd level
of the General Settings menu. Press multifunction
button . With the right rotary control
select between

The setting is stored automatically.

Off and +5 (loud).

Press multifunction button .

Select from

Ext. phone m ute,
CD changer and
Ext. audio s ource

by turning.
Briefly pressing the right rotary control , selects
between On ( ) and Off ( ).

Ext. phone m ute

•
With this function activated ( ), an externally
connected telephone can switch the active audio
source to mute via the mute function lead.

Turning direction of the rotary control (Inc)

With this function, the turning direction of the ro­tary control can be changed.
To set, call up the General Settings menu. Press
multifunction button to call up the 2nd level
of the General Settings menu. Press multifunction
button . With the right rotary control se­lect either

Leftoriented or Rightoriented.

The setting is stored automatically.

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User settings

Volume display (Vol)

With this function, the volume display can be
turned on or off.
To set, call up the General Settings menu. Press
multifunction button to call up the 2nd level
of the General Settings menu. Press multifunction
button . With the right rotary control
select either

Indic. Off

Volume Indic. On or Volume

.

The setting is stored automatically.

Hands-free microphone setting (Mic)

With this function, the sensitivity of the hands-free
microphone can be set.
To set, call up the User Settings menu. By pressing
multifunction button , call up the 2nd level
of the User Settings menu. Press multifunction
button . With the right rotary control se­lect between
sitivity).

-5 (low sensitivity) and 5 (high sen-

Telephone receiver volume setting (HsV)

With this function, the volume of the optional tel­ephone receiver can be set.
To set, call up the General Settings menu. Press
multifunction button to call up the 3rd level
of the General Settings menu. Press multifunction
button . With the right rotary control se­lect between

0 (low volume) and 7 (high volume).

The setting is stored automatically.

Limiting the volume level (Lim)

With this function, the maximum volume of the
audio signal is limited via a limiter.
Overmodulation and distortion are prevented.
To set, call up the General Settings menu. Press
multifunction button to call up the 3rd level
of the General Settings menu. By pressing
multifunction button , select either

on

or Limiter off.

Limiter

Adjusting the volume difference be­tween digital audio sources (Lvl)

Music CDs are produced with differing volume
levels. This can lead to extreme differences in
volume when switching from radio and e.g. CD
modes.
In order to minimise this effect, you can adjust the
volume difference between the digital audio
sources (CD in built-in drive and MP3) with
respect to the radio source volume (does not apply
to CD changer).
To set, call up the General Settings menu. Press
multifunction button to call up the 3rd level
of the General Settings menu. Press the
multifunction button . Use the right rotary
control to select
(source louder).

The setting is stored automatically.

-10 (source quieter) or +10

The setting is stored automatically.

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The setting is stored automatically.

Calling up reset function (Rst)

With this function, the unit can be reset to the fac­tory settings. Parts of the unit can also be reset.
To set, call up the General Settings menu. Press
multifunction button to call up the 3rd level
of the General Settings menu. Press multifunction
button twice.

The individual entries for which a reset option is
available are displayed.

By turning the right rotary control , the desired
entry can be selected from the list.
By pressing the rotary control, the area associated
with the corresponding entry is reset. Input data is
lost by resetting.
With

User settings the settings made by the

user are reset to the factory settings.

Reset all the entire unit is reset to the fac-

With
tory settings.
Pressing

Cancel returns to the user menu without

any area being reset.

User settings

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General instructions

General instructions

RDS SYSTEM

This car radio is capable of receiving RDS signals
(RDS = Radio Data System) on the VHF bands.
RDS is a technique that enables the transmission of
inaudible additional information in the VHF
broadcasting range. This means that the broadcast­er sends information to be analysed by the auto ra­dio.

DAS seek quality level

At the level DAS seek quality, all receivable
and identifiable RDS programmes are stored in a
list sorted by quality. The dynamic auto-store,
search and scan search functions make use of this
list.

DAS seek name level

At the level DAS seek name all receivable and
identifiable RDS programmes are stored in a list
sorted alphabetically by name. The dynamic auto­store, search and scan search functions make use of
this list.

RDS Stations level

At the level Stations RDS only identified RDS
stations can be stored. The unit constantly switches
to the best receivable transmission frequency for
the station.
During search for

Stations RDS the unit will

stop only at identifiable stations.

Stations Fix Level

At the level Stations fix frequencies can be
assigned to the station buttons. There is no RDS
evaluation. The search for

Stations fix is

equivalent to manual FM tuning (Page 160).

PTY (Programme Type)

Specific types of programme s, such as e.g. sports,
pop music, classical music etc., can be selected us­ing the PTY function.
The PTY is transmitted by the RDS station, pro­vided this function is installed at the broadcaster.
The selected transmitter programme type can be
displayed or a search for a specific PTY transmit­ter can be performed.
Examples of Programme Types:

News News
Pop M Pop music
Curr Aff Politics and current events
Rock M Rock music
Service Service programmes
Science Science
Educ Education
L class Light classical music
Dra+Lit Radio plays and literature
S class Serious classical music
Culture Culture, Religion, Society

L music Musical entertainment
Entert. Humor
Sport Sports
Weather Weather reports
Business Business/ financial information
Kids Children’s programming
Soc Aff Social reports
Religion Religious reports
Phone-in Interviews
Travel Travel reports
Leisure Leisure reports
Jazz Jazz music
Country Country music
Oldies Oldies
Folklore Folk music
Feature Documentaries
No PTY No PTY

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Keyword directory

E-Mail

Electronic post that can be received or sent via the
Internet.

GMT

Greenwich Meridian Time
International time, based on average daylight
hours at zero degrees longitude, the basis for the
world’s time zones.

GPS

Global Positioning System
System for determinating a vehicle’s location via
satellites.

GSM

Global System for Mobile Communication
Standard for mobile communication networks.

MMC™

MultiMediaCard™
Memory card for storing data (i.e. music data, etc).

MP3

Special process for compressing audio data
(i.e. music).

PIN

Personal Identification Number
A secret number that must be entered to activate
the telephone.

PUK

Pin Unblocking Key
Number required to unblock the telephone in the
event that an incorrect PIN is entered 3 times in a
row.

SIM Card

Subscriber Identification Module
The card received from your provider containing
all relevant data for your telephone service.

SMS

Short Message Service
Service for transmitting short text messages or oth­er information.

TMC

Traffic Message Channel
Traffic messages that are sent via the RDS data (in­audible).

URL

Uniform Resource Locater
Address information required by WAP-service ap­plications in order to connect to a specific service.
URLs generally begin with http://. Often referred
to as ”Internet Address” or ”Web Address”.

Keyword directory

WAP

Wireless Application Protocol
The Wireless Application Protocol was developed
to provide Internet access to users of mobile tele­phones and other compact mobile communications
devices. WAP services use the Wireless Markup
Language (WML) as the language for displaying
content. This is similar to the Hypertext Markup
Language (HTML) used in the Internet and World
Wide Web (WWW).

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Technical Data

Technical data

• Wavebands:
FM 87,5 MHz - 108 MHz
MW 531 kHz - 1620 kHz
LW 153 kHz - 282 kHz
SW 5800 kHz - 6250 kHz

• Frequency range:
20 Hz - 20 kHz for CD operations
30 Hz - 15 kHz for FM
50 Hz - 2,5 kHz for MW, LW, SW

• Output :
4 x 18 Watt

• Line cross section:
0,75 mm² min.

• Loudspeaker impedance:

min. 4 Ω

• Line out:

4 x analog Line Out (Va max 3Veff at 10 kΩ)

• GAL:
in order to utilise the GAL, a square wave volt­age with a mass-related amplitude of +4 V to
+12 V must be provided by the vehivcle’s elec­tronic speedometer. Volume is increased in 7 in­crements of 2.5 dB each.

• Antenna:

Impedance 50 Ω

• AUX Input:

16 KΩ Input resistance, max. input voltage

1,7 Veff

• Telephone Mute:
Low active level < 2 Volt

• Supply voltage:
12 Volt

• CD Connection:

• Becker Silverstone 7860 and Silverstone 2660
CD changers can be connected.

• Playable CDs:
Only CDs which comply with DIN EN 60908
can be used. The use of 8 cm CDs with adapter
is not recommended.

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127,&(

Dear Listener,
In conformance with current EC guidelines, any person may operate this radio receiver.

This unit conforms to the current valid European or harmonised national standards. This designation
is your guarantee that the unit conforms to the applicable specifications concerning electromagnetic
compatibility. This means that interference with other electrical/electronic devices caused by the unit,
or interference with this unit caused by other electrical/electronic devices is largely prevented.

• The EC type-approval mark (e1) issued by the Federal Office
for Transport (KBA) in accordance with European Directive
95/54/EC governing the EMC of motor vehicles authorises
installation and operation of the unit in motor vehicles
(classes M, N and O).

• With regard to the following European standards, the EMC
requirements that apply specifically to this unit have been met:

- EN 55013

- EN 55020

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