Precautions when using the audio system
For safety reasons and to avoid property damage, be sure to follow the instructions below when using the system. Strictly comply with the current laws of the country where you are.
Warning! Precautions when handling the audio system:
- Use the controls (on the panel and on the steering wheel, see section "Description of controls") and review the information on the screen when traffic conditions permit.
- Adjust the volume to a moderate level that allows you to hear surrounding noise.
Precautions to avoid equipment damage:
- To avoid property damage and fire, do not disassemble or modify the system in any way.
- For troubleshooting or dismantling of the audio system, contact an authorized dealer.
- Do not insert foreign objects, damaged or dirty CD/CD MP3 into the player.
- Use only round CD/CD MP3 with a diameter of 12 cm.
- When handling discs, hold them by the inner and outer edges, avoiding touching the surface of the CD/CD MP3.
- Do not stick paper on CD/CD MP3.
- When using for a long time, remove the CD/CD MP3 from the player carefully as it may be hot.
- Do not leave CD/CD MP3 near heat sources or in direct sunlight.
Precautions when using the phone:
- There are laws regulating the use of phones in cars. Some laws prohibit the use of a hands-free phone system while driving: the driver must be focused on driving.
- Talking on the phone while driving is a distraction and a hazard at all stages of phone use (dialing a number, making a phone call, searching for a number in a phone book...).
Front panel care:
- Use a soft cloth and a little soapy water if necessary. Rinse with a damp soft cloth and dry with a soft dry cloth.
- Do not press the system panel screen or wipe it with alcohol-based cleaning agents.
Note: This operating manual contains descriptions of models based on their technical characteristics existing at the time of writing. The manual covers all types of equipment installed on cars of this model. However, its availability on your vehicle depends on the configuration and options selected. The manual may also contain information about the equipment that is expected to be installed on vehicles over the next year.
For more detailed information, please contact your authorized dealer.
General description of the audio system
The audio system performs the following functions:
- radio formats FM and AM;
- cD/CD MP3 player (depending on the vehicle version);
- control of additional audio devices (USB flash drive, MP3 player, iPod®, Bluetooth® player...);
- bluetooth® hands-free telephony system.
Radio and CD/CD MP3 functions (depending on the vehicle version)
The audio system allows you to listen to radio stations and play audio CDs and MP3, WMA, AAC, and WAV. Radio stations are located in the following frequency ranges: FM (frequency modulation) и AM (amplitude modulation).
The RDS system allows you to display the names of some stations and follow stations by genre (PTY) or receive text information transmitted by FM radio stations:
- information on the general state of road traffic (TA);
- emergency messages.
Additional audio devices function
You can listen to music recorded on the player through the speakers installed in the car. Depending on the type of player and the vehicle configuration, there are several options for connecting it:
- uSB connector;
- 3.5mm plug connector (Jack);
- bluetooth® connection.
For detailed information on the list of compatible devices, please contact the manufacturer.
Bluetooth® Hands-Free Telephony
Depending on the vehicle's equipment, the Bluetooth® hands-free system allows you to access the following phone functions via the audio system:
- connection of up to 5 phones;
- call/accept/reject call;
- transferring a list of contacts from the phone book and from the SIM card (depending on the type of phone);
- display list of recent calls;
- access to messages.
Attention!
- The hands-free system is designed to make telephone communication easier and reduce risks, but it cannot eliminate them completely.
- Be sure to comply with the applicable laws of the country in which you are located.
Phone Compatibility
Some phones are not hands-free compatible and do not allow you to take full advantage of all the features offered or do not provide optimal sound quality.
For detailed information on the list of compatible phones, please contact the manufacturer's representative or visit the manufacturer's website (if available).
Description of audio system controls
Front panel of the audio system
Figure 1. Front panel of the audio system
The front panel of the audio system depends on the vehicle version.
Steering wheel switches
Figure 2. Audio system controls on the steering wheel
Button functions
Function "AUDIO" (depends on the version) | "TELEPHONY" function (depends on the version) | |
1 | Short press: turn on, turn off | |
2 | Information display | |
3 | Extract CD/CD MP3 | |
4 | Selecting a radio receiver and radio broadcasting range Ranges FM1, FM2, AM, FM, AST | |
5 | USB connector for iPod® or other auxiliary audio equipment | |
6 | Store 6 radio stations with the strongest signal into memory | |
7 | Short press: select a radio station stored in memory Long press: store a radio station in memory | |
8 | Entering the phone menu | |
9 | Return to the previous menu/previous level while navigating tracks, navigating menus, etc. | |
10 | Short press: change track (CD/CD MP3 for some player models) or change the radio station automatically Long press: fast forward/rewind CD/CD MP3 track for some player models or scroll through radio stations until the button is released | |
11 | Short press: confirm action Rotate: move vertically in the menu; select the desired option; frequency increase in 0.5 Hz steps | |
12 | Enter the individual settings menu Entering the AST menu | |
13 | Select additional audio device (if it is connected): CD/CD MP3iPod® USBAUXBluetooth® | |
Function "AUDIO" (depends on the version) | "TELEPHONY" function (depends on the version) | |
14 | Volume down button | |
15 | 3.5 mm plug (Jack) for connecting an additional audio device (AUX) | |
16 | Volume up button | |
17 | Accept/reject an incoming call. Switching to "Phone" mode (if the phone is connected) | |
18 | Cycle through available modes: FM RadioRadio AMAudio from USB (if there is a connected storage device)Music from phone (if the phone is connected)Music with AUX (if there is a connected device) | |
19 | Turning the sound on and off | |
20 | In "Radio" mode, switching by ring: Main windowList of saved radio stationsList of found radio stations In "Audio from USB" mode, switching in a loop: Playback windowList of files/folders | |
Turning the audio system on and off
Press button 1 briefly to turn on the audio system.
The audio system can operate even when the engine is off. The audio system will operate for 10 minutes. Press button 1 to extend the operating time by 10 minutes. Turn off the audio system by briefly pressing button 1.
Selecting an audio device
Browse through the audio devices by pressing button 13 in sequence. The devices are arranged in the following order: CD/CD MP3/iPod®/USB/AUX/Bluetooth®.
Note: Press button 8 to display the phone menu.
When you place a CD/CD MP3 in the player while the radio is on, the sound source changes automatically and CD playback begins.
You can also select the radio mode by pressing button 4.
By pressing button 4 repeatedly, scroll through the radio ranges in the following order: FM1/FM2/AM.
Sound volume
Adjust the sound volume by pressing button 14 or 16.
The screen will display the inscription "VOLUME" and the adjustable volume level (from 00 to 31).
Turn off sound
Press button 19 briefly. The message "MUTE" will appear on the screen.
To resume sound, press and release button 19.
You can deactivate the mute by pressing button 14 or 16.
Radio receiver mode
Select broadcast range
Press button 4 repeatedly to select the desired range: FM1, FM2, AM, FM...
Search radio station
There are several ways to select a radio station.
Automatic search
In this mode, the search for available radio stations is carried out automatically.
To switch radio stations, press and release button 10.
To stop searching for radio stations, press and release button 4, 10 or any button on the keyboard 7.
Search in manual mode
This mode allows you to manually search for radio stations by scanning the selected broadcast range. To access radio stations, press and hold button 10. Release button 10 to switch to step-by-step search.
When you turn button 11, the frequency increases or decreases by a step of 0.5 Hz (depending on the direction of rotation).
Saving radio stations to memory
In this mode you can switch radio stations stored in memory.
Follow the instructions above to select the broadcast band and radio station.
To store the selected radio station in the audio system's memory, press and hold one of the buttons on the keypad 7 until you hear a beep, confirming that the station has been successfully stored in memory.
You can save up to six stations in each broadcast band.
The stored radio stations can be selected using the keypad buttons 7.
AST function (auto save)
The AST function allows you to memorize the six stations with the strongest signal in the area you are in.
Depending on the vehicle version, with the radio on, press and release button 6 to activate AST mode. The system will turn on the last AST radio station you listened to. Press and hold button 6. Automatic station search begins.
Depending on the vehicle's equipment, with the radio on, press button 12 and then select "Radio Autostore". Press button 11 to activate AST mode. Automatic station search starts.
To change from one stored frequency to another, press and hold the buttons on the keypad 7. The station with the strongest signal will be stored in memory as P1.
Note: Some buttons may remain empty if the automatic search "Radio Autostore" less than six radio stations were detected.
Search in manual mode
In AST mode, you can manually change the frequencies detected by the system.
Press button 10 to perform frequency adjustment, and then press and hold one of the keypad buttons 7 to save the selected frequency.
Note: Up to 24 radio stations can be stored in the FM1, FM2, AM and AST bands.
AF-RDS frequency tracking
The frequency of FM stations varies depending on geographic location. Some stations use the frequency tracking RDS system. The audio system can track changes in the broadcast frequency of such stations.
Note: If the radio station does not have the RDS frequency tracking function, the AF message will flash on the screen.
If the signal reception is poor, the system can switch frequencies automatically. In this case, please disable the frequency tracking function.
To turn this function on/off, enter the RDS menu by pressing button 12. Select the "REG-AF" section, then press button 11.
Play CD/CD MP3
(depending on the vehicle version)
Characteristics of playable formats
Only files with MP3/WMA/AAC/WAV extension can be played on the system.
If a CD contains both regular CD audio files and compressed audio files, the system will only play the regular audio files.
Note: Some files are protected (copyright) may not be readable.
The audio system supports up to 10,000 files.
The file name length should not exceed 128 characters. For ease of reading, we recommend not using special characters in directory and file names, and trying not to exceed 64 characters.
CD/CD MP3 Care
Do not leave CD/CD MP3 near heat sources or in direct sunlight as they may deteriorate. To clean CD/CD MP3, wipe with a soft cloth from the center to the edge of the CD.
In general, you should follow the manufacturer's recommendations for storing CDs.
Note: Some CDs may not be readable if they are scratched or dirty.
CD/CD MP3 Input
See the section "Precautions for Use".
Make sure there is no CD in the player, then insert a new CD with the printed side down.
Play CD/CD MP3
When loading CD/CD MP3 (with the side with the text information facing up) the audio system automatically switches to CD/CD MP3 playback mode and starts reading the first music track.
If the audio system is off and the ignition is on, loading a CD/CD MP3 turns on the audio system and starts playing the CD/CD MP3. If the ignition is off, the audio system does not turn on.
If the radio is on and a CD/CD MP3 is in the player, you can select CD/CD MP3 playback by pressing button 13. Reading starts from the moment the system switches to the CD/CD MP3 source.
Search track
To switch from one audio track to another, briefly press button 10.
Fast forward
Hold down the 10 button to fast forward or rewind. The disc will continue playing as soon as you release the button.
Play tracks in random order (Mix)
After inserting the CD/CD MP3 into the player, press and hold button 4 or 5 (depending on the vehicle version) on the keyboard 7 to activate the mode of playing all tracks in random order CD/CD MP3.
The MIX indicator will light up on the screen. Tracks will be played in random order. The transition from one track to another will occur in random order. Press button 4 again to turn off random play mode, the MIX indicator will go out.
Figure 3. Playing tracks in random order
This function does not turn off when you turn off the car radio or change the source.
On the contrary, when you eject a CD/CD MP3, the random play mode is automatically turned off.
Note: On MP3 CDs, random play will only apply to the active directory. Change directory to play files contained in it in random order.
Pause and mute
Press button 19 to pause during audio track playback (pressing it again will resume playback from the stopped point).
Button 19 is also used to instantly turn off the sound (pressing again will turn the sound on).
The sound will turn on automatically when the sound is changed using buttons 14 and 16, when the audio device is switched and when information is received automatically.
Displaying text information (CD-Text or iD3 tags)
(in a variant design)
Press and release button 4 or 5 (depending on the vehicle version) on keyboard 7 to display ID3 tag information (artist name, album title or song title). To display all ID3 tag information on one page, press and hold button 4 or 5 (depending on the vehicle version) on the keyboard 7. To stop the function, press button 9 again.
Note: After a few seconds of inactivity, the system will automatically return to the previous menu.
CD/CD MP3 extraction
Eject the CD/CD MP3 from the player by pressing button 3.
Note: If you do not pick up the ejected disc within 20 seconds, it will automatically return to the CD player.