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General| Type | Car Receiver |
|---|---|
| Model | Gamma |
| Year | 1998 |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Output Power | 4 x 20W |
| CD Player | No |
| Cassette Player | Yes |
| Radio Data System (RDS) | Yes |
| Compatibility | Volkswagen vehicles from 1998 |
| Tuner Bands | FM/AM |
| Brand | Volkswagen |
| Frequency Range | FM: 87.5-108 MHz |
Presents the 'Radio system gamma' and its operating instructions.
Illustration showing the GAMMA radio with its removable control part.
Details on the function of each control button and position on the radio.
Guidance on safe radio usage to maintain driver focus and avoid distractions.
Explanation of the automatic radio coding for vehicle security and anti-theft.
Information on the radio's ability to control an external CD changer or player.
Using the main knob for power, volume control, and sound setting adjustments.
Adjusting audio settings like Treble, Bass, Balance, and Fader via dedicated buttons.
Step-by-step guide to fine-tuning Treble, Bass, Balance, and Fader audio parameters.
Utilizing the TP/Set button for traffic program functions, TA mode, and announcement interruption.
Configuration of the automatic volume adjustment based on vehicle speed.
Setting maximum volume, traffic volume, phone integration, and music/speech modes.
Adjusting frequency selection, display text, and CD track random order preferences.
How to switch between FM, AM radio, CD player, and cassette player modes.
Manual tuning methods and accessing stored station lists via the manual setting switch.
Procedures for recording, replaying, and repeating traffic news announcements.
Understanding the anti-theft diode and operating the Radio Data System (RDS) feature.
How RDS displays station names and frequencies.
Explanation of Programme Identification, Service Name, and Alternative Frequencies codes.
How the radio automatically switches to the best AF for continuous reception.
Details on traffic programme, announcement, speech clarity, disaster alerts, and EON features.
Procedure for safely releasing and removing the radio's detachable control panel.
Using station buttons to manually store and recall radio presets.
Correct procedure for attaching and securing the detachable radio control panel.
Using the rocker switch for manual frequency tuning in various modes.
How to use the AS button for automatic storage of the strongest RDS stations.
Using the SFL button to enable random playback of CD tracks.
Functionality of the SCAN button for brief previews of available radio stations.
Operation of the combined AS/SFL button for auto-storing and CD shuffle features.
Managing cassette playback direction and ejecting tapes from the unit.
Activating/deactivating Dolby noise reduction for improved cassette audio quality.
Proper method for inserting cassettes into the player slot for optimal performance.
Controlling fast-forward, rewind, and automatic tape side switching.
Utilizing the MSS to quickly find specific tracks on a cassette.
Interaction between cassette playback and traffic news announcements.
Recommendations for tape selection, care, and maintenance of the cassette player.
How the unit's anti-theft coding prevents unauthorized operation when removed.
Step-by-step guide to unlock the radio after a power interruption or fuse issue.
Explanation of various indicators shown on the radio display during operation.
Details on warranty coverage, repair, and exchange service for the car radio.
Information on specific circumstances requiring radio registration.
Summary of external connection possibilities and the radio's maximum output.
Technical details on frequency bands and methods used to reduce interference.
Overview of station tuning capabilities and traffic news functionalities.
Technical summary of the cassette player and the anti-theft coding system.
Details on control panel illumination and sound reproduction characteristics.
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