User manual VISTEON 6500

[. . . ] AUDIO GUIDE 5500/6500 08/2001 en Audio System Unit type fitted: Model 5500 Model 6500 DEALER STAMP © Copyright in Great Britain, August 2001 AFFIX RADIO KEYCODE/SERIAL NUMBER LABEL HERE Audio System Keycode RADIO KEYCODE This card will be extremely useful if your Audio System is stolen. Use the space provided to record the details of your own vehicle's Keycode security number . Leave the rest of this card at home with your other vehicle documents. Complete and detach this perforated card and keep it in a safe place - but not in your vehicle. Always lock your vehicle and hide valuable items away from prying eyes. [. . . ] The six strongest LW or MW station signals are then stored on the preset buttons. · The audio unit will mute whilst the waveband is being searched and sound is restored when the search is complete. · Each time Autostore is activated, the unit will store station frequencies from the waveband last selected and also replaces stations previously stored. AM/FM. T 5500/6500 STATION PRESET BUTTONS Select a waveband (FM or AM) and tune to the station required. The audio unit mutes for a few seconds, then a bleep sounds and radio reception is restored. 36 preset frequencies can be stored - six on each of the AM bands (LW and MW, MW. T or LW. T) and FM bands (FM1, FM2, FM. T). In poor signal conditions, the indicator will flicker and then go out when the signal is finally lost. DOLBY® NOISE REDUCTION CONTROL (5500 units only) · Press during tape playback, to turn this function on or off. · With the function switched on, ' ' appears in the display and background tape noise is reduced. AM/FM. T 20 21 5500/6500 RDS BUTTON Press to switch the RDS function on ('RDS-ON') or off ('RDS-OFF'). (See also RDS and RDSEON, page 9. ) To end a traffic announcement · When a traffic announcement ends, the audio unit returns to normal sound operation. · During a traffic announcement, press TA to end the message, or press it at any other time to switch off the feature. Traffic volume levels Press and hold the TA button until a display like the one shown opposite appears. The display shows the level selected. TA 5500/6500 TA MAIN RDS FEATURES · With RDS switched on the following features may be accessed: Traffic information Press the TA button to switch this function on or off. With the function switched on 'TA-L' or 'TA-D' appear in the display. · 'TP' is displayed if a traffic station is selected. · When it is broadcast, traffic information automatically interrupts normal radio, tape or CD playback and 'TRAFFIC' appears in the display. Traffic interrupts at a preset minimum level, unless a higher volume has been previously selected for normal listening. · If the unit is not tuned to a station transmitting traffic information when TA is pressed, it will search for one and display 'TP SEEK' while doing so. · If a traffic station signal weakens, 'TP' will flash in the display. If this happens during radio, tape or CD playback, or with the radio volume set to zero, the unit will retune automatically to another traffic station. · If a non traffic station is selected or recalled using a preset button, the audio unit will remain on that station unless TA is turned off, then on again. Local/distant traffic information Press and hold the MENU button until the display changes. Then press the MENU button repeatedly until a display like the one shown opposite appears. Use the button to select either local ('TA-LOCAL') or distant ('TA-DIST') traffic announcements. MENU 22 23 5500/6500 Alternative Frequency (AF) tuning Press and hold the MENU button until the display changes. [. . . ] · 'RESET' appears briefly in the display to confirm the function is now off. Additional MENU features- tape See page 29. MENU 5500/6500 CD PLAYBACK (6500 units only) 6500 units are designed to play commercially pressed 12cm audio compact discs only. Due to technical incompatibility, certain recordable and re-recordable compact discs may not function correctly. Irregular shaped CDs and CDs with a scratch protection film attached should not be inserted into the CD player. [. . . ]