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Traffic information
Your unit is equipped with an RDS-EON
receiver. EON stands for Enhanced
Other Network.
Every time a traffic announcement (TA)
is transmitted, you will automatically be
switched from a station that does not
provide traffic information to a station
within the broadcasting network that
does.
Once the traffic announcement has
been heard, you will be switched back
to the programme that you were listen-
ing to before.
Switching traffic information
priority on/off
➮ Press the TRAFFIC button >.
Traffic announcement priority is active
when a traffic jam symbol lights up in
the display.
Note:
You will hear a warning sound:
● if you leave the reception area of a
traffic information station that you
are currently listening to.
● if, while listening to a CD, you
leave the reception area of a traffic
information station that you are
tuned into and the subsequent au-
tomatic search cannot find a new
traffic information station.
● if you retune the radio from a traffic
information station to a station that
does not broadcast traffic informa-
tion.
TRAFFIC INFORMATION
If you hear the warning sound, you can
either switch off traffic information pri-
ority or tune into a station that broad-
casts traffic information.
Note:
You can stop a traffic announcement
whilst it is being played by pressing the
TRAFFIC button >. The general pri-
ority settings are retained and the next
traffic announcement will be played.
Setting the volume for traffic
announcements
➮ Press the MENU button 8.
➮ Keep pressing the or button
: until “TA VOLUME” appears in
the display.
➮ Set the volume using the and
buttons :.
➮ When you have finished making
your changes, press the MENU
button 8 or OK ; twice.
Note:
● Using the volume control 2, you
can also adjust the volume during
a traffic announcement for the du-
ration of that announcement.
Note:
● You can adjust the sound and vol-
ume distribution settings for traffic
announcements. For further de-
tails, refer to the chapter entitled
“Sound and volume distribution
settings.”
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