The unit is protected by a code. For US operation please use the 5 digit code supplied
on the code card. If the 4 digit Europe code is used the radio will not tune into
stations properly. To use this unit in Europe, additional programming steps may be
required.
Store the code card in a secure location outside of the vehicle. You may be required
to re-enter the code after servicing your vehicle or when the battery is disconnected.
The LED (figure 1 #5) will flash when the ignition is switched off.
You can apply the security stickers to the vehicles door windows for additional theft
protection.
Entering the code number:
When power is supplied to the unit the display should look like this:
Use the station preset keys 1-6 (figure 1 # 7) to enter the 5 digit code. For example, if
the code is 63251, press 6 key followed by the 3,2,5 & 1 key.
When the entire code has been entered press:(figure 1
# 8)to the right to confirm. (right arrow)
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If the code is entered incorrectly more than 3 times, the unit will not allow another
code to be entered. The display will show:
If this happens you must leave the vehicles ignition and radio on for 1 hour. After 1
hour you may re-enter the proper code.
RADIO OPERATION
Each touch of the FM or the AM button will switch between the available bands and
AUTOSTORE memory areas.
RDS Display:
RDS (Radio Broadcast Data System) allows display of station information on the
radio. When RDS information is available it will allow you to access station
information and program type (PTY). Note: Not all stations broadcast this data and
RDS data is only possible under favorable reception conditions.
To activate RDS, press the left button under the RDS option. The radio program type
will be displayed for a few seconds.
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There are 18 storage positions for FM stations and 12 for AM stations. These keys
also function as a direct CD selection when this radio is used with the optional CD
changer.
To program a station to a preset button, tune to the station and hold the preset button
you would like to store the station for approx. 3 seconds. Repeat for other presets.
Station or Title search
These keys are used for radio tuning and CD search operation.
Radio Mode:
Each press of the search mode keys change increases or decreases the channel
frequency.
CD Mode:
Each press of the search mode keys will fast-forward or rewind the current track of
the CD.
The Scan function will search the available stations about every 10 seconds. Press to
turn on the Scan on or off.
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To mute the volume press the left key when this is in the display. To turn off the mute
press the left key again.
Telephone operation
When a factory installed BMW telephone is connected to this radio the radio will
automatically mute when a call is received or placed. The radio will display:
Care
For cleaning use a cloth very lightly moistened with water. The display will be
damaged with use of any chemicals or cleaners. DO NOT USE PROTECTANTS
LIKE ARMOR ALL™ OR OTHER BRANDS ON THE DISPLAY.
Connections
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Troubleshooting
NO DISCS: CD changer magazine empty
NO MAGAZINE: No CD changer magazine present
CD CHECK: Reading CD’s. Please wait until finished
HIGH TEMP: The operating temperature of the radio is too high. Once normal
operating temperature is reached, play will resume automatically
CD: A CD has been inserted into the internal deck
NO DISC: There is no CD in the internal deck
CD ERROR: An error occurred while the CD was being read. Check CD for proper
insertion and condition
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