Grundig RCD 8300 User Manual

FINE ARTS AUDION

WIRELESS HIFI SYSTEM

Operating manual

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CONTENTS

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5 FineArts Audion

5 The system operation of your HiFi 7 Special features of your HiFi system

8 Packing contents/accessories

9 Set-up and safety

10 The wireless transmission system

11 Overview

11 The HiFi system controls 12 The back and bottom of the HiFi system 13 The remote control 15 The remote control menu system

Dear customers,

This operating manual assumes that your authorised dealer has provided you with your FineArts Audion system in an assembled state, connected and ready for operation. If you want to change the settings yourself or look for new radio stations, please read the enclosed installation manual. The operating manual also describes the digital radio operation (Digital Audio Broadcasting) and illustrates the display options for this operating mode. DAB operation is only possible with an integrated DAB module (optional).

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CONTENTS

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17 General functions

17 Switching on 17 Switching off 18 Switching on from standby 18 Selecting the input source 19 Switching to standby 19 Organising the HiFi system display

20 Volume and tone

20 Adjusting the volume 20 Adjusting the treble, bass, balance and fader 21 Sound setting 22 Switching loudness on and off 22 Muting the HiFi system 22 Setting up additional pairs of loudspeakers

23 FM mode

23 Preparation 23 Selecting radio stations 25 Stereo/mono reception 26 RDS reception

30 DAB mode

30 Preparation 30 Selecting DAB stations 34 Additional functions in DAB mode

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37 CD mode

37 General information about CDs 37 Preparation 38 Playing back a CD 41 Selecting a CD track 42 Additional functions 44 Playing back tracks in a selected order – creating a track memory

48 Sleep timer mode

49 Multi-room mode

49 Operating pairs of speakers in additional rooms 49 Switching the remote control to a pair of speakers in another room 50 Setting up different input sources for individual rooms

51 Information

51 Changing the remote control batteries 52 Other remote control operating modes 61 Rectifying minor problems 63 Technical data 64 GRUNDIG Service

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FINE ARTS AUDION

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The system operation of your HiFi

The following illustration shows you the options for multi-room operation of your HiFi system, and for operation in combination with other individual Grundig components. These options are explained on the following page.

LSP2

RCD 8300 HiFi system

LSP2

Television with WT2

Living room

LSP3

Study Bedroom

PR1

Guest room

LSP3

PR1

TV operation

CD mode

FM mode

Slider

Video in

Audio in

Volume Program

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FINE ARTS AUDION

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The FineArts Audion system is made up of the following individual components: – RCD 8300 HiFi system – PR1 remote control – LSP2 active loudspeaker – LSP3 active loudspeaker

In multi-room mode, room 1 always refers to the room in which the HiFi system is installed. Within the framework of the overall system, the following operating modes are possible: – The HiFi system operates one or two pairs of loudspeakers in room 1. – The HiFi system operates additional pairs of loudspeakers in other rooms (one

pair of speakers per room).

– In multi-room mode, two different input sources can be set for different rooms,

i.e. FM, CD and – if a DAB module is integrated – DAB.

– In multi-room mode, you can operate the HiFi system and the pairs of spea-

kers in the other rooms by means of a remote control or additional remote controls.

– You can operate the HiFi system or a Grundig television (room 1) with a

remote control.

– Via the WT2 radio module, the television alternately operates the same louds-

peakers as the HiFi system (room 1). The WT2 radio module must be configured on the HiFi system.

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FINE ARTS AUDION

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Special features of your HiFi system

Perfect sound is not a question of size, but of quality. This system gives you clear and vivid sound packaged in a timeless design.

The RCD 8300 is an elegant combination of tuner and CD operation, with the added option of receiving digital radio stations (DAB). It can be used as a standing device, or it can be mounted on the wall .

It uses a built-in transmitter to transfer data signals to the remote control and audio signals to the loudspeakers.

All its components communicate without wires – even through walls.

The CD player has a CD text function. This means that if ”CD text” is provided by a CD, the HiFi and remote control displays can show information on the artist and the contents of the CD.

The large display of the RCD 8300 can be rotated by a motor in horizontal mode, enabling you to read its information in comfort.

Up to nine pairs of loudspeakers – all in different rooms – can be operated with the HiFi system. Their sound settings can be adjusted individually using the remote control.

In combination with the WT2 radio module the RCD 8300 active loudspeakers can also be used for operation with special Grundig televisions.

PACKING CONTENTS/ACCESSORIES

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Packing contents

Accessories

Active loudspeakers (LSP2 or LSP3) Personal Remote 1 remote control with

three 1.5 V mignon-type batteries Wall bracket with cable channel DAB module, DAB antenna

Ask your specialist dealer about these modification options.

1 RCD 8300 HiFi system 2 Auxiliary antenna (Dipol) 3 Power cord 4 Operating manual 5 Installation manual

FINE ARTS AUDION

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SET-UP AND SAFETY

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To ensure that this high-quality, easy-to-use HiFi system will provide lasting satisfaction and enjoyment, please observe the following instructions when setting it up.

This HiFi system is designed for the playback of audio signals. Any other use is expressly prohibited.

Position your HiFi system as near as possible to the centre of the area of application. If you want to set up the HiFi system on wall shelves or in cupboards, please ensure that the device is adequately ventilated. There must be at least 10 cm of space at the side, above and at the back of the device.

If the HiFi is subject to sudden changes in temperature, for example if it is brought in from the cold to a warm room, do not connect it to the mains supply, but let it stand for at least two hours before you insert a CD.

The HiFi system is designed for use in dry rooms. If you do use it in the open, please ensure that it is protected from moisture, such as rain or water splashes, and from direct sunlight. Do not place the HiFi system close to heating units or in direct sunlight, as this will impair cooling.

To not insert foreign objects in the HiFi CD compartment. Do not place any vessels containing fluid, such as vases, on the HiFi system. These may be knocked over and spill fluid on the electrical components, thus presenting a safety risk. Do not place any objects such as burning candles on the HiFi system.

Never open the HiFi casing under any circumstances. Warranty claims are excluded for damage resulting from improper handling.

Thunderstorms are a danger to all electrical devices. Even if the HiFi is switched off, it can be damaged by a lightning strike to the mains. Always disconnect the mains and antenna plugs during a storm.

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If the stereo system no longer scans CDs perfectly, use a standard cleaning CD to clean the laser optics. Other cleaning methods may damage the laser optics. Always keep the CD compartment closed to prevent dust from collecting on the laser optics.

The wireless transmission system

Your HiFi system is equipped with a system which enables it to transmit and receive audio and data signals Connection cables to the loudspeakers are no longer necessary.

The transmission strength is limited by national and international regulations to prevent radio interference from neighbouring devices. The transmission power is <10 mW. This guarantees an unhindered reception range of approximately 100 m. This range is restricted inside buildings, depending on the construction materials used.

Avoid placing the system near metal objects such as radiators or electrical devices which use radio signals, such as wireless headphones or cordless or mobile phones.

Since the audio and data signals are not transmitted on an exclusive range we cannot guarantee that this will not cause interference. To avoid interference you can choose a different channel combination. Make sure that the same channel combination is set on the HiFi system and the WT2 radio module, if there is one.

In some circumstances, people, walls and other surfaces can reflect radio signals. Reflected signals, mixed with direct (non-reflected) signals, can cause a type of interference known as multi-path reception. This can lead to noise or a temporary loss of sound. If such interference does occur, you can usually rectify it by repositioning the active loudspeakers or the HiFi system.

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The HiFi system controls

SOURCE Selects the input sources in the order FM,

DAB (if a DAB module is integrated) and CD. Switches on the system in room 1 with the last input source selected.

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Adjusts the volume.

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In tuner or DAB mode: selects the station positions. In CD mode: starts playback and selects playback stop.

Ǽ Switches the HiFi system in room 1 to

and from standby mode. The CD compartment lighting is also for indicating standby and operation.

Note:

The buttons on the HiFi system are only designed for emergency operation. In normal operation, please use the remote control.

Display Displays various information for the FM, DAB (optional) and

CD modes.

å Opens and closes the CD compartment. Switches the HiFi

system from standby to CD mode.

CD compart- Open by touching the »

« sensor button.

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SOURCE

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The back and bottom of the HiFi system

Radio antenna (must be perpendicular).

) Mains switch (back of device), switches the

HiFi on and off. The only way to completely isolate the HiFi system from the mains supply is to pull the plug out.

Cover for the flash plug. Only for dealers for updating the system software (bottom of device).

Threaded connection (F plug connection) for the DAB antenna (if a DAB module is integrated into the HiFi system – recess on bottom of device).

Antenna socket for the rooftop antenna or the auxiliary antenna supplied (recess on bottom of device).

Socket for mains cable (recess on bottom of device).

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The remote control

Switches the HiFi system to and from standby mode. In multi-room mode: switches only the loudspeakers in the current room to standby. Hold down to switch the whole system to standby.

Display Display of the remote control and digital keypad (touchpad with

soft keys): guides the user through the operation and installation of the system. In FM, DAB and CD mode, it shows the relevant controls (soft keys) and information. If the keypad is not used for 30 seconds, the display switches off automatically. To switch it on again, press the »OK« key (hard key) on the remote control.

Audio Selects the HiFi mode (FineArts Audion). Switches the remote con-

trol on with the »AUDIO« menu.

Vision Selects the television mode (FineArts Vision). Selects other Vision

operating modes such as DVD and video (see pages 52 to 60).

P +P – In FM and DAB mode: selects the station positions in steps.

In CD mode: selects the previous or following CD track.

OK Switches the remote control display on.

Confirms the menu entries (primarily in Vision mode).

ǸǷ

In FM or DAB mode: changes the FM frequency or the DAB station positions in steps. Hold down to start the automatic search. In CD mode: press briefly for the next or previous track. Hold down to search for a particular passage.

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+ Adjusts the volume in the relevant room.

d Switches the loudspeakers to and from mute mode.

R Switches the lighting for the remote control display on and off.

z Not used.

w For displaying the current time.

In standby mode, switches the display lighting of the HiFi system on (only in room 1).

M Calls up the sleep timer function.

F Calls up the »SOUND« menu.

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The remote control menu system

Your HiFi system’s remote control unit is equipped with a menu system. The menus contain a wide range of information on setting up and operating the system.

Press »Audio« to switch on the remote control. The »AUDIO« main menu appears in the display. At the same time, the menu items also function as digital keys (soft keys), with which you can call up different functions and other menus directly. Some keys only appear when the relevant system components are present.

The Audio main menu

Display and key Meaning and function

AUDIO Audio mode has been selected. The remote control

is effective in room 1 (for multi-room operation).

SELECT ROOM For multi-room operation, this selects the room in

which the remote control should be effective.

< LCD > Rotates the display of the HiFi system to the right

or the left (only in horizontal mode).

SETUP Calls up the »SETUP« menu for different settings. M-ROOM Activates the menu for switching the input sources

on and off in multi-room operation.

CD Selects the CD input source.

FM TUNER Selects the FM input source. DAB TUNER Selects the DAB input source (if a DAB module is

integrated).

AUDIO

DAB TUNER

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FM TUNER

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M-ROOM

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SETUP

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LCD

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SELECT ROOM

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Note:

The room display » « does not appear if loudspeakers are installed in only one room.

In order to prolong the life of the batteries, the remote control display switches off after a short while if no function is selected. Press the »OK« button to switch the display back on again.

The different menus

Call up the »SETUP« menu by pressing »SETUP« in the »AUDIO« main menu. However, before the »SETUP« menu opens you have to enter a PIN number and confirm it with »END«. This prevents you from accidentally changing the settings entered in the »SETUP« menu. The PIN number is »1« » 5« »9« »0«.

SERVICE Service menu for the authorised dealer. INSTALLATION Selects the »INSTALLATION« menu. LANGUAGE Selects the language options for the menus. TIME/DATE For setting the time and the date. CHANNELS For setting the channel combination for the

transmission of the audio signals. Return to the »AUDIO« main menu.

The individual menu items are also shown in the display on the HiFi system. This provides you with a clear, easy-to-follow menu system. In subordinate menus, press » « to return to the previous menu.

These menus and submenus are explained in detail in the relevant sections of this manual, with the aid of a number of examples.

SETUP

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CHANNELS

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TIME/DATE

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LANGUAGE

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INSTALLATION

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SERVICE

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M-ROOM

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SETUP

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PIN:

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GENERAL FUNCTIONS

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Switching on

1 Use the mains switch on the loudspeakers to switch them into standby mode.

– The mode indicators on the loudspeakers light up orange.

2 Switch on the HiFi system by pressing the mains switch on the back of the

HiFi. – The HiFi system switches on with the input source last selected. – The loudspeakers in room 1 switch on automatically and the mode indica-

tors on the loudspeakers light up green.

Note:

If the HiFi system had been in standby mode before it was switched off using the mains switch, it automatically returns to standby when you then press the mains switch again. The only way to isolate the HiFi system and the loudspeakers from the mains supply is to pull the mains plugs.

Switching off

1 First turn off the loudspeakers with the mains switches, then turn off the HiFi

system with the mains switch.

Notes:

After you have installed the system, we recommend that you only use the »9« button to switch the HiFi and the loudspeakers to standby, and to switch them on from standby. You should not use the mains switches for switching on and off any more. The following applies for multi-room mode: If, for example, the loudspeakers in room 3 are switched to stand-by mode and are then switched on again, the FM input source is always played instead of the last input source selected.

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Switching on from standby...

Note:

Your HiFi system is equipped with a volume limit. This restricts the volume to a value of 25 when you switch it on.

... with the »9« button

This function only applies to the room for which the remote control is set (see also page 49).

1 Switch the HiFi system on from standby mode by pressing »9«.

– This automatically switches on the loudspeakers. – You hear the last input source that was selected.

... with the input source buttons

1 Call up the Audio menu with »Audio«.

2 In the »AUDIO« menu, select the »CD«, »FM TUNER« or »DAB TUNER«

input source.

... with the CD function

1 Touch the »

« sensor button on the HiFi system.

– The HiFi system switches on with the CD input source and the CD compart-

ment opens.

Selecting the input source

1 Call up the Audio menu with »Audio«.

2 In the »AUDIO« menu, select the »CD«, »FM TUNER« or »DAB TUNER«

input source.

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Switching to standby

1 Press »Ǽ« to switch the loudspeakers in the current room to standby mode.

– If you switch the loudspeakers in the last active room to standby, the HiFi

system also switches to standby.

– The mode indicators on the loudspeakers light up orange.

Press »Ǽ« for more than 3 seconds. – The loudspeakers in all the rooms and the HiFi system are switched to

standby mode. – The mode indicators on the loudspeakers light up orange. – The CD compartment lighting on the HiFi system is also a standby indica-

tor which adjusts its brightness to the surrounding brightness in two steps.

The switching of the lighting is time-delayed and is controlled by a light-

sensitive sensor.

Organising the HiFi system display

You can turn the display of your HiFi system – when it is positioned horizontally – by pressing a button. When it is positioned vertically, or wall-mounted, you can only tilt the display upwards or downwards by hand.

1 Call up the »AUDIO« menu by pressing »Audio«.

2 In the »AUDIO« menu, press »< LCD« or »LCD >« to rotate the display of

the HiFi system to the left or the right.

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LCD

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Sensor

VOLUME AND TONE

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You can enter the volume, bass, treble and balance settings separately for the loudspeakers in room 1 (and for other pairs of speakers in multi-room mode). The loudspeakers in room 1 must be in the same room as the HiFi system.

Adjusting the volume

1 Adjust the volume with »

– }

«or»

} +

«.

– Display: »VOLUME« and the value (from »0« to »63«).

Note:

If you change the volume using »+« or »–« on the HiFi system, this only affects the loudspeakers in room 1.

Adjusting the treble, bass, balance and fader

Note:

The »TREBLE« and »BASS« settings are only available if you previously selected the »USER« (user-defined) sound setting. »FADER« only appears if two pairs of loudspeakers are installed in room 1 and the remote control is set to this room (see the relevant section on page 49).

1 Call up the »SOUND« menu by pressing the »F« (blue) button.

2 In the »SOUND« menu, call up the »TREBLE«, »BASS« or »BAL.« setting.

3 Adjust the treble, bass or balance with »<« or »>«.

– The setting is saved automatically.

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USER

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4 In the »SOUND« menu, call up the »FADER« setting.

5 Adjust the volume distribution between the front and back loudspeakers with

»<« or »>«. – The setting is saved automatically.

Sound setting

There are three different sound settings (FLAT, USER and VOCAL), which you can select according to the type of music you are listening to.

1 Call up the »SOUND« menu by pressing the »F« (blue) button.

2 In the »SOUND« menu, press »DSC« to call up the »FLAT«, »USER« or

»VOC« setting.

Modifying the USER sound setting

You can modify the USER sound setting to suit your personal taste.

1 Call up the »SOUND« menu by pressing the »F« (blue) button.

2 In the »SOUND« menu, press »DSC« to select the »USER« setting.

3 Select the setting you desire (»TREBLE« or »BASS«).

4 Adjust the setting (e.g. »TREBLE«) with »

« or »>«.

– The selected level is automatically saved.

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Switching loudness on and off

1 Call up the »SOUND« menu by pressing the »F« (blue) button.

2 In the »SOUND« menu, press »LOUDNESS«.

– The display changes from »OFF« to »ON«.

3 Press »LOUDNESS« again to switch it off.

– The display changes from »ON« to »OFF«.

Muting the HiFi system

1 To mute the HiFi press »d«.

– The display on the HiFi and on the remote control: »d«.

2 Press »d« to end the muting.

Setting up additional pairs of loudspeakers

In multi-room mode, if you want to adjust the volume and sound settings for another room, you first have to reset the remote control to the applicable room (see page 49).

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Preparation

Selecting the FM input source

1 Call up the »AUDIO« menu by pressing »Audio«.

2 In the »AUDIO« menu, press »FM TUNER«.

– Display: the »FM« menu with the station name or the frequency. – You will hear the radio station last selected.

Selecting radio stations

Selecting radio stations (favourites) directly

During installation, you should allocate radio stations of your choice to station positions 1 to 9. You will find instructions on how to allocate radio stations to station positions 1 to 9 in the installation manual, in the section ”Allocating radio stations (favourites) to station positions 1 to 9” on pages 16 and 17.

1 In the »FM« menu, press »1-9>«.

– Display: the »FM« menu with a numeric keypad.

2 In the »FM« menu, select the radio station with »1«to»9«.

– Display: the station position, name or frequency of the selected radio

station.

– The selected radio station is played.

Note:

If a station position is selected which has not had a station assigned to it, »NO STATION STORED« appears briefly in the display.

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INFO

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TEXT

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Selecting radio stations with the station list

The station list shows the radio stations stored on station positions 1 to 9, as well as all the received radio stations.

1 In the »FM« menu, press »LIST«.

– Display: the »FM LIST«, with the station currently playing displayed on a

grey background.

Note:

You can switch to the next or previous page of the station list with »-5« or »+5«. Use »c« or »x« to move the FM list up or down.

2 Select a radio station by pressing the name or frequency of the station.

– Display: the name or frequency of the selected radio station. – The selected radio station is played.

Selecting radio stations by name

1 In the »FM« menu, press »A-O>«.

– Display: the »FM« menu with an alphanumeric keypad.

2 Use »ABC2«, for example, to enter the first letter of the station name, in this

case »A«. – You thus create an internal list of radio stations whose names begin with

»A«, »B«, »C« or »2«. – Only the first radio station in this list is displayed. – With each additional letter entered, the list of radio stations displayed is

narrowed down.

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SWR 3

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P4 BAYERN 4

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P3 BAYERN 3

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P2 BAYERN 2

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END

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WXYZ 9

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TUV8

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PQRS 7

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MNO6

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3 Use »

« or »x« to select a radio station from the list created.

4 Call up the radio station with »END«.

– The display returns to the »FM« menu. – The selected radio station is played.

Adding new radio stations or re-storing all the radio stations

You will find instructions on how to add new radio stations to the existing ones, or how to store a new station list (after moving house, for example), in the installation manual for the FineArts Audion on pages 19 to 21.

Stereo/mono reception

When the HiFi system is receiving FM stereo stations, »!« appears in the display. However, if the signal from the FM stereo station is weak, you can switch off the stereo reception.

1 In the »FM« menu, press » MENU«.

– Display: the »FM MENU«.

2 In the »FM MENU«, press » STEREO«.

– The display changes from »ON« to »OFF«, and »!« disappears.

FM !

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STEREO

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DELETE

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RDS reception

RDS station service

RDS stations in the FM frequency band also transmit their station names.

Activating and deactivating the RDS time synchronisation

Some RDS stations transmit RDS time information. The time display is updated every minute. The accuracy depends on the information transmitted by the station. You must be tuned to the RDS station for several minutes before the time information can be transmitted.

1 Call up the »AUDIO« menu by pressing »Audio«.

– Display: the »AUDIO« menu.

2 In the »AUDIO« menu, press » SETUP« and enter the code.

– Display: the »SETUP« menu.

3 In the »SETUP« menu, press » TIME/DATE«.

– Display: the »TIME/DATE« menu.

4 In the »TIME/DATE« menu, press » RDS UPD.« to switch to »OFF«.

– The display changes from »ON« to »OFF«.

5 In the »TIME/DATE« menu, press » RDS UPD.« to switch to »ON«.

– The display changes from »OFF« to »ON«.

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Switching RDS time display on and off

1 Switch the time display on with »f« (green).

– Display: the date and time.

Calling up RDS station information

1 In the »FM« menu, press » INFO«.

– Display: the »FM INFO« menu with the station name, frequency, pro-

gramme type (PTY) and stereo or mono setting.

Radiotext

Some RDS stations transmit information known as Radiotext. This is additional information about the station and its programmes. As the station transmits this information character by character, it may take some time before the text is displayed in full.

1 In the »FM« menu, press » TEXT«.

– Display: the »RADIOTEXT« menu. – The Radiotext message of up to 64 characters appears. The text is updated

every three seconds. – If reception is poor there may be gaps in the Radiotext message.

Note:

If Radiotext is not provided by the selected station, the »TEXT« button (soft key) does not appear in the »FM« menu.

2 Use »

« or »x« to move the text up or down.

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INFO

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TEXT

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INFO

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TEXT

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RADIOTEXT MUSIC, NEWS

AND ENTERTAINMENT

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PTY programme type code

RDS enables you to select RDS stations according to the type of programme they are transmitting. A total of 31 programme types are defined.

1 In the »FM« menu, press »MENU«.

– Display: the »FM MENU«.

2 In the »FM MENU«, press »

« to go to the second menu page.

3 On the second menu page, press »PTY SEARCH«.

– Display: the »PTY SEARCH« menu. – The following programme types are available:

NO PTY No programme type NEWS News AFFAIRS Current affairs INFORMATION Information SPORT Sport EDUCATION Education DRAMA Drama CULTURE Culture SCIENCE Science VARIED Varied POP MUSIC Pop music ROCK MUSIC Rock music EASY LISTENING Easy listening music LIGHT CLASSICS Light classical music CLASSICS Serious classical music OTHER MUSIC Other music

WEATHER Weather FINANCE Finance CHILDREN Children’s programmes SOCIAL Social affairs RELIGION Religion PHONE IN Phone in TRAVEL Travel LEISURE Leisure JAZZ Jazz music COUNTRY Country music NATIONAL MUSIC National music OLDIES Oldies music FOLK MUSIC Folk music DOCUMENTARY Documentary TEST Alarm test ALARM Alarm

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DRAMA

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EDUCATION

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SPORT

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INFORMATION

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AFFAIRS

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NEWS

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INFO

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TEXT

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FM MODE

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4 In the »PTY SEARCH« menu, search for a programme type, e.g. »POP«,

with »c« or »x« and select it with »POP«. – Display: »SEARCHING FOR:« and »POP«. – The HiFi searches for a radio station with the code for the type of program-

me you select. If a radio station is found, the »FM« menu appears with the programme name and you hear the programme type you selected.

Note:

If no station with the selected programme type is found, the message »NO STATION FOUND IN THIS CATEGORY« appears briefly.

SEARCHING FOR:

POP

PTY SEARCH NO STATION FOUND

IN THIS CATEGORY

DAB MODE

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With the DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting) input source you can receive a radio station in CD quality, i.e. without hissing or crackling. DAB stations are combined into ensembles at regional and national levels. An ensemble contains several stations broadcast on the same frequency. Individual stations can combine other sub-stations (secondary service components), e.g. current broadcasts or foreign language news.

You can only have DAB reception if there is a DAB module integrated into your HiFi. Ask your specialist dealer.

Preparation

Selecting the DAB input source

1 Call up the »AUDIO« menu by pressing »Audio«.

2 In the »AUDIO« menu, press »DAB TUNER«.

– Display: the »DAB« menu with the station name. – You will hear the DAB station last selected.

Selecting DAB stations

Selecting DAB stations (favourites) directly

During installation, you should allocate DAB stations of your choice to station positions 1 to 9. You will find instructions on how to allocate DAB stations to station positions 1 to 9 in the installation manual, in the section ”Allocating DAB stations (favourites) to station positions 1 to 9” on pages 22 and 23.

1 In the »DAB« menu, press »1-9>«.

– Display: the »DAB« menu.

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