Skoda CAR RADIO MELODY User Manual
ŠkodaAutorádio MS 402
ŠkodaAutoradio
ŠkodaCar radio
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CONTENTS
GENERAL VIEW 2
BRIEF OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 3
IMPORTANT INFORMATION 4
RADIO MODE 5
CASSETTE MODE 13
SETTINGS 15
THEFT PROTECTION
CODING 18
HINTS 20
BRIEF TECHNICAL
DESCRIPTION 21
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This unit corresponds to the EMV protective requirements (EC directives 89/336
EWG and 93/68/EWG) according to the
EN 55013 and EN 55020 norms.
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GENERAL VIEW
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AUD GEO
1
AS
TP
SCN
1 2 3 4 5 6
A/F
AUD GEO
AS
TP
SCN
1 2 3 4 5 6
A/F
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BRIEF OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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Pos.................................................... Page
1 – Tone control .................................... 8
Press the tone control buttons and
turn the control knob/push button
8
to change the setting.
– 1 pressure: bass control (BASS)
– 2 pressures: treble control (TRE)
2 – Tone balance button ........................ 9
Press the tone balance button and
turn the control knob/push button
8 to
change the setting
– 1 pressure: fader (FAD)
– 2 pressures: balance (BAL)
3 – Station buttons ............................... 11
for 12 FM and 12 AM stations.
4 – AS button.......................................... 6
This button serves for the automatic
storage of 6 stations in every range.
5 – A/F button......................................... 6
This button serves for switching over
between FM 1/2 and AM 1/2 mode.
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6 – SCN button....................................... 6
Pressing this button briefly plays stations in radio mode.
7 – TP/Set button ................................. 11
Briefly pressing this button switches
on the traffic programme functions.
Pressing this button a longer time displays the Setup menu.
8 – Control knob/push button ................. 5
– Switch on/off: press the button.
– Volume control: turn the knob.
– Tone control: press the tone control
button
1 then turn the control knob.
– Tone balance: press the tone balance
button
2 then turn the control knob.
ß? – Cassette compartment ................... 13
ßW – Autoreverse/
Cassette ejection............................ 13
Brief pressure: autoreverse.
Long pressure: cassette ejection.
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ßE – Station search rocker ..................... 12
Briefly press the rocker to start a station search cycle in the AM range.
When in the FM range, you can scroll
through the memory list.
Display
9 – TP indication .................................... 2
ßI – Wavebands ...................................... 2
ß` – Station buttons indication ................. 2
ßQ – Station name .................................... 2
Operation while driving
4
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The requirements in today’s road traffic
call for the full attention of the road users
at any time.
The comprehensive and pretentious features of modern car radios offer a lot of
information about traffic and road conditions besides an abundance of entertainment.
However, the radio system with its many
functions should only be operated if the
traffic situation allows for this.
For example, changing cassettes or reading a cassette lable while driving has
already often led to dangerous situations.
In addition, the volume of the radio system
should always be adjusted so that you can
still safely hear outside acoustic signals.
Caution
Keep complete control of your
vehicle at all times!
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Control knob/push button
5
8
– Control knob/push button
This knob/button permits:
• Switching on/off the radio
• Volume control
• Tone control
• Tone balance control
Switching on/off,
volume control
Pressing the push button 8switches
the radio on and off.
The frequency and volume adjusted before switching off are recovered.
If the ignition key is removed from the ignition lock with the radio switched on, the
radio is automatically switched off.
If the ignition key is refit into the ignition
lock and turned, the radio is automatically
switched on.
If the ignition key is pulled out, you may
switch on the radio by pressing the control
knob/push button
8
twice.
After about 1 hour the radio is automatically switched off to avoid discharging of
the car battery.
You may repeat this operation as often as
desired.
If the car radio remains mute after switching on and "SAFE" appears in the display,
observe the notes from page 18.
Turning the control knob
8
allows you
to change the volume, the tone or the tone
balance settings.
RADIO MODE
8
8
AUD GEO
1
1
AUD GEO
1
1
You may call up the stored stations by
pressing the corresponding station button 3.
6
– SCN button
If you press the SCN button 6, all stations
in the selected waveband are heard several seconds.
• Press the SCN button
6
.
• «SCAN» appears in the display.
You hear one station after the other for
several seconds.
If you wish to hear the current station permanently, press the SCAN button
6
again..
4 – AS button
The AS button 4allows you to automatically store the strongest stations in a convenient way.
Using the AS function, you may store 6
stations in each of the FM and AM wavebands.
Automatic storing
• Select the "FM1" or "AM1" waveband. If
you then press the "TP" button, only traffic radio stations are searched. If AM has
been selected, the radio switches automatically to FM.
The "FM2" and "AM2" wavebands should
be used for the "AS" function only if you
are frequently changing your location or
during the holidays.
• Press the AS button
4
for about 2
seconds. "STORE" appears in the display and the 6 strongest stations are stored on the station buttons
1… 6
. This
operation takes several seconds.
• When storing is completed, the radio selects automatically the strongest station.
RANGE SELECTION BUTTON
AUTOSTORE
function
6
RADIO MODE
5 – A/F button
Use the A/F button 5to switch between
the "FM" and "AM" ranges.
Press the A/F button
5
repeatedly to
switch between the memory levels "FM1"
and "FM2" or “AM1“ and “AM2“.
The display shows "FM1" or "FM2" for the
memory levels in the FM range, and
"AM1" or "AM2" for the memory levels in
the AM range.
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4
6
A/F
6
A/F
AS
AS SCN
TP
SCN
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