RADIO EQUIPMENT
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Introduction
The audio system comprises of the
following functions:
– USB
– Bluetooth hands-free phone system
– Radio(AM,FM with RDS)
Auxiliary audio function
User can listen stereo directly through
vehicle’s speaker. There are several
ways of connecting user’s personal
stereo, depending on the type of
device user has and the vehicle offers:
– USB socket
– Jack socket
– Bluetooth connection
For more information on compatible
devices, contact an approved dealer.
Hands-Free function
The hands-free Bluetooth system
provides the following function without
having to handle user’s phone:
– Receive a call
– Reject a call
– Hold and unhold
This function also enables the user to
listen to audio files via hands-free
Bluetooth function.
User’s Hands-free system
is only intended to
communication by reducing
the risk factors, without removing
them completely .User must
comply with laws of the country in
which travelling.
Radio (AM, FM with RDS)
The radio enables FM radio to be
played by short pressing button
17(Power push button). The radio
stations are classified by wavelength:
– FM(frequency modulation) and
– AM(amplitude modulation)
The RDS radio system enables the
names of certain stations to be
displayed if it is broadcasted by FM
radio stations.
Set the volume to a reasonable level
so that outside noise can be heard
Precautions
concerning the
equipment
Do not attempt to
dismantle or modify the system as
there is a risk of damage to
equipment and fire.
Contact approved dealer in the
event of malfunction and for all
operations involving disassembly.
Do not stick paper to the radio.
After prolonged use remove the
USB key.
Using a phone whilst driving is a
significant distraction and risk
factor during all stages of use
(dialling, communicating,
searching for a number in
handset memory etc.)
Precautions when operating the
audio system
Operate the controls (on the dash
or near the steering wheel) and
read the information on the
screen only when road conditions
allow.
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