Land Rover Discovery Series Ii 2003my In Car Entertainment 2nd Edition Nas Rover Manual

							CD Autochanger Unit
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LOADING & UNLOADING THE MAGAZINE
Holding the magazine as shown (arrow on 
magazine casing uppermost), remove each CD 
tray in turn. 
Place a disc (label side uppermost) onto each 
tray - holding ONLY the outside edge and centre 
hole of the disc. Load only one disc in each tray.
Correctly align the tray with the parallel slots on 
each side of the magazine and slide the tray into 
the magazine.
To unload the magazine, hold the magazine 
with the arrow uppermost, pull out each tray in 
turn, holding the tray securely so as not to drop 
the disc. Unload one disc at a time and handle 
only the edge and centre of the disc.Important:
•Use standard 12cm CDs only. 
•DO NOT use irregularly shaped or damaged 
CDs - these may damage the compact disc 
changer. 
•8cm CD singles must NOT be used, even if 
a CD adaptor is fitted.
•The CD autochanger should not be used in 
temperatures outside the range -10°C to 
+60°C.
•In the unlikely event that the CD auto 
changer overheats, ‘CD OVER TEMP’ will be 
displayed - change to radio or tape mode 
until the unit has cooled.
•The CD autochanger should only be used as 
described - any other application or method 
of use could result in the user being 
exposed to invisible laser radiation 
exceeding the limit of laser class 1.
NOTE: Additional magazines can be obtained 
from a Land Rover retailer.
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							Rear Audio Control/Headphones
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Rear Audio Control/Headphones
R ear Au dio C ontro l/He adp hon esREAR AUDIO CONTROLS*
The rear passenger audio/headphone controls 
only operate with the main audio unit switched 
on. Plug the headphones into the socket 
(arrowed in illustration) to activate the controls 
- bass response from the vehicle speakers 
reduces and the headphone symbol, along with 
a symbol indicating the current headphone unit 
mode, appears in the display.
NOTE: To override the drop in bass response, 
press and hold the on/off volume control on the 
main audio unit.
NOTE: Only headphones compatible with a 3.5 
mm jack plug socket can be used. To obtain 
optimum sound quality, use headphones with 
an impedance of 16 ohms.
1. Volume controls
Press the +/- buttons to increase/reduce 
headphone volume output.
NOTE: Adjusting the volume on the main audio 
unit does not alter the headphone volume.
2. Mode control
If a tape and CDs have been loaded, press the 
control to change between cassette, CD and 
radio play back.NOTE: Changing mode using the headphone 
control unit does NOT affect the audio output 
for the rest of the vehicle.
3. Auto search controls
The auto search controls has no effect if the 
headphone control unit is in the same mode as 
the main audio unit. For example; if the main 
audio unit AND the headphone unit are both in 
tape mode, the control does not operate.
During radio play: 
Press the appropriate button to search up or 
down the selected waveband to locate the next 
or previous radio station.
During tape play:
Press the appropriate button to skip to the 
beginning of the next, or current track. Press 
repeatedly to search through more than one 
track.
During CD play:
Press the appropriate button to skip to the 
beginning of the next, or current track.
Press and hold the button to search through 
more than one track on the currently selected 
CD. The search stops when the button is 
released.
4. Selection button
The selection button has no effect if the 
headphone control unit is in the same mode as 
the main audio unit.
During radio play: 
Press to select the next pre-set station on the 
current waveband.
During tape play: 
Press to reverse the direction of play.
During CD play: 
Press to select the next CD in the autochanger.
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							Index
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A
Audio controls - rear 21
Audio selection 9
Auto-store 15
Auto-store operating 15
Auto-store programming 15
B
Balance control 9
Bass control 9
C
Care of cassette player and tapes 5
Care of compact discs 6
Cassette player - care of 5
CD autochanger 19
CD autochanger - loading the magazine 20
CD autochanger - unloading the magazine 20
CD data encryption 6
CD faults 6
CD mode selector 18
CD player controls 18
CD selection 18
CD sound quality 6
CD track scanning 18
CD track search 18
Compact discs - care of 6
Copy protected CDs 6
E
Entering the security code 7
F
Fader control 9
H
Headphone controls 21
M
Mode select control - remote 8
Mono sound 14
O
On/off control 9
Operating auto-store 15
Operating the pre-set 15
P
Pre-set buttons 11, 15Pre-set operating 15
Pre-set programming 15
Programme type 11, 13
Programme type operating 13
Programming Auto-store 15
Programming pre-set buttons 15
PTY 11, 13
PTY operating 13
R
Radio controls 11
Radio Data System 12
Radio reception 4
Radio remote controls 8
Radio sound controls 9
Radio tuning 14
Radio/cassette player
remote controls 8
RDS 12
Rear audio controls 21
Reception - radio 4
Remote controls (radio) 8
Remote mode select control 8
Remote search control 8
Remote volume control 8
S
Scan mode 11
Scanning the waveband 14
Search control - remote 8
Security code entering 7
Security code information 7
Sound controls 9
Steering wheel remote control 8
Stereo sound 14
T
Tapes - care of 5
Treble control 9
Tuning 11
V
Volume control 9
Volume control - remote 8
W
Waveband scan 14
Waveband selector 11