Philips DC932 - Page 15

TRAFFIC
INFORMATION
ON
FM
You
can
switch
on
the
TA
mode
fo
give
priority
to
traffic
information.
As
a
consequence
the
radio
may
automatically
retune
to
another
station
which
enables
if
to
receive
traffic
information.
Switching on TA mode
Select an FM band.
[2]
Briefly
press
the
TA
key.
The
display
shows
'TA'.
-
If
the
display
shows
'NO
TA':
The
radio
was
not
already
tuned
to
a
station
enabling
the
reception
of
Traffic
Announcements.
The
radio
automatically
searches
until
if
finds
another
station.
-
You
will
now
hear
Traffic
Announcements
when
broadcast.
-
When
the
set
receives
Traffic
Announcements
from
other
stations
(linked
by
EON),
the
set
temporarily
shows
the
name
of
that
station
and
'TRAFFIC'.
Note:
If
the
radio
continuously
searches,
and
you
hear
beeps
repeated
at
intervals,
you
are
in
an
area
where
no
traffic
information
is
broadcast
according
to
the
RDS
system.
Briefly
press
the
TA
key
to
switch
off
the
TA
mode.
Switching off TA mode _
©
Briefly
press
the
TA
key.
'TA'
disappears
from
the
display.
- Traffic Announcements no longer have priority.
Traffic
Announcements
during
CD
playback
or
MUTE
if
you
play
a
CD,
or
mute
the
set,
while
the
TA
mode
is
switched
on
(display
shows
'TA'),
you
will
still
hear
Traffic
Announcements
when
broadcast.
Interrupting a Traffic Announcement
If
you
do
not
wish
to
continue
listening
to
a
particular
Traffic
Announcement,
you
can
interrupt it without. switching off the TA mode.
©
Press
the
TA
key
for
at
least
2
seconds
{until
you
hear
a
beep)
during
the
announcement
('TA'
remains
on
the
display.)
Nofes:
-
If
the
TA
mode
is
switched
on,
search
tuning
only
selects
stations
which
enable
the
reception
of
Traffic Announcements.
-
If
the
tuned
station
becomes
too
weak
to
enable
the
set
to
provide
the
RDS
traffic
service,
you
will
hear
beeps
repeated
at
intervals.
Use
search
tuning
fo
find
another
station.
-
Volume
level
for
traffic
messages:
You
will
hear
Traffic
Announcements
at
a
certain
volume
level.
You
can
change
this
volume
level
if
desired,
see
INITIALISATION'.
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