Land Rover Range Rover In Car Entertainment Lm Aus Rover Manual

							Minidisc Player Operation
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Starting and stopping an MD
Starting
1. Switch unit on. (See ‘Switch On/off’, page 8).
2. Insert the MD in the MiniDisc slot (2) with the 
arrow upwards and pointing towards the player.
If there is already an MD in the MiniDisc slot (2):
Start to play the disc by pressing the function key 
(10) below MODE (11) until TR appears in the 
display (3).
NOTE: As the player first needs to read in data 
from the MD, there is a slight delay before it 
starts to play.
Stopping
Press the MD eject button (1).
The MD is ejected a short way out of the MiniDisc 
slot (2) and the audio source switches to radio 
(FM)
or switch off the unit, (See ‘Switch On/off’, 
page 8) or switch to radio or CD Changer.
Press the function key (10) below MODE (11) 
until the display line changes to the desired audio 
source (Radio or CD changer).
The audio source switches directly to:
Radio. (See ‘Selecting Waveband’, page 20).
CD Changer. (See ‘Starting and stopping a CD’, 
page 33).
Reminder Displays
NO DISC - The MiniDisc slot is empty.
MD ERROR - The MD cannot be read or is 
damaged.
Music track search
Track search
Select the direction of search by pressing the 
right or left arrow key (14) until the desired track 
is obtained.
The MD starts to play from the selected track.
Fast forward/reverse
Select the direction by keeping depressed the 
right or left arrow key (14). The tracks can be 
heard, but the quality is distorted.
To interrupt Fast forward/Reverse, release the 
key. The MD starts to play from the selected 
point.
Sampling and selecting (Scan)
All tracks on the MD can be automatically 
sampled briefly in succession.
Press the function key (10) below SC (11) to 
start sampling.
To select a track, press the function key (10) 
below SC (11).
The scan function is interrupted and the MD 
plays from the point reached.
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Minidisc Player Operation
Random Play
The tracks on the MD can be played in an entirely 
random order.
Press the function key (10) below RND (11). 
The display (3) shows RND and the number of 
the track on the MD.
NOTE: You can operate the buttons for skipping 
tracks and fast forward/rewind during random 
play. This enables you to skip a track that you do 
not want to listen to.
Stopping random play
Press the function key (10) below RND (11).
The random play function is interrupted and the 
MD plays from the point reached.
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							Single CD Player Operation
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Single  CD P la yer Op eratio nSINGLE CD PLAYER CONTROLS
1. EJECT Button
Press to eject installed media, cassette, MD or 
CD.
2. Media slot with dust flap
Insert media for playback into this slot.
3. Display
Displays information on waveband, name of RDS 
stations, programme, frequency, DSP sound 
memory, cassette, MD and CD functions, tone 
settings, time and date.
10. Function keys
Press to select functions from the display (11).
11. Function Key Display
Displays functions and options assigned to the 
Function keys (10). These vary according to the 
operating mode, i.e radio, cassette, MD, CD, tone 
or computer.
14. Station/Title/Search Buttons
Press to:
Search and select radio stations by frequency or 
by name.
Fast forward/rewind tape.
Music track search. (Cassette/MD/CD).
TONE
AUDIO DSPUDIO DSP
TELTEL
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Single CD Player Operation
Starting and stopping a CD
Starting
1. Switch unit on. (See ‘Switch On/off’, page 8).
2. Insert the CD into the CD slot (2) with the label 
side uppermost.
If there is already a CD in the slot (2):
Start to play the disc by pressing the function key 
(10) below  MODE (11) until TR appears in the 
display (3).
Stopping
Press the CD eject button (1).
The CD is ejected a short way out of the CD slot 
(2) and the audio source switches to radio (FM)
or switch off the unit, (See ‘Switch On/off’, 
page 8). or switch to radio or CD changer.
Press the function key (10) below  MODE (11) 
until the display line changes to the desired  
audio source (Radio or CD Changer).
The audio source switches directly to:
Radio. (See ‘Selecting Waveband’, page 20).
CD changer. (See ‘Starting and stopping a CD’, 
page 33).
Reminder Displays
NO DISC - The CD slot is empty.
CD ERROR - The CD has been inserted upside 
down or is damaged.
Music track search
Track search
Select the direction of search by pressing the 
right or left arrow key (14) until the desired track 
is obtained.
The CD starts to play from the selected track.
Fast forward/reverse
Select the direction by keeping depressed the 
right or left arrow key (14). The tracks can be 
heard, but the quality is distorted.
To interrupt Fast forward/Reverse, release the 
key. The CD starts to play from the selected 
point.
Sampling and selecting (Scan)
All tracks on the CD are automatically sampled 
briefly in succession.
Press the function key (10) below SC (11) to 
start sampling.
To select a track, press the function key (10) 
below SC (11).
The scan function is interrupted and the CD plays 
from the point reached.
TR 01 10 54AM123456FM AM RND SC MODE
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Random Play
The tracks on the CD are played in an entirely 
random order.
Press the function key (10) below RND (11) and 
the display (3) shows RND and the number of 
the track on the CD.
NOTE: You can operate the buttons for skipping 
tracks and fast forward/reverse during random 
play. This enables you to skip a track that you do 
not want to listen to.
Stopping random play
Press the function key (10) below RND (11).
The random play function is interrupted and the 
CD plays from the point reached.
TR 01 RND 10 54AM123456FM AM RND SC MODE
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CD Changer Operation
CD Changer OperationLocating the CD Changer
The CD changer for six CDs is installed in the 
glovebox compartment. 
Removing the CD magazine
To load or empty it, the CD magazine has to be 
removed from the CD changer. 
Slide the access panel to the right and press the 
magazine eject button.
The magazine will slide out and can  then be 
removed.
Filling/Emptying the CD magazine
NOTE: When adding CDs to or removing them 
from the CD magazine, hold them only at the 
edge and do not touch the reflective sensing 
area.
The CD compartments in the changer have the 
same numbers as the CD selector buttons on the 
radio.
To load: Insert the CD into a compartment with 
the label side uppermost.To empty: Pull out the appropriate holder as 
illustrated and remove the CD.
NOTE: You are recommended not to play CD 
singles with an adapter. The CDs or the adapter 
could jam in the CD changer.
Suitable magazines for CD singles can be 
obtained from shops.
Inserting the CD magazine
Slide the access panel to the right and with the 
arrow pointing towards the CD changer, push the 
CD magazine fully in and close the access panel.
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							CD Changer Operation
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Operating temperatures
NOTE: Only use the CD changer at temperatures 
between -15° C and +60° C, otherwise it may 
malfunction.
Even when switched off, the unit should not be 
exposed to temperatures beyond -25° C and 
+85° C.
Atmospheric humidity
A high level of humidity inside the device may 
cause the laser beam focusing lens to fog over 
and prevent the CD from being played.
Precautions when using Laser equipment
The CD changer is officially designated a Class 1 
laser product.
NOTE: Do not remove the cover from the 
housing. Never run the device if its cover is 
damaged, otherwise the invisible laser beam 
could cause serious eye injuries.
Repairs or maintenance work must only be 
carried out by qualified service experts.
Starting and stopping a CD
Starting
Press the function key (10) below MODE (11) 
repeatedly until the display (3) changes to the CD 
mode.
If replay was previously interrupted, it will begin 
playing again at the same point after a few 
seconds.
NOTE: If the CDs in the magazine have been 
changed, the CD in the lowest compartment 
occupied starts to play first, e.g. CD1, Track 1.
Stopping
Switch unit off, (See ‘Switch On/off’, page 8) or 
switch to radio, MD or cassette:
Press the function key (10) below MODE (11) 
repeatedly until the display line changes to the 
desired audio source (radio, MD or cassette).
The audio source switches directly to:
Radio. (See ‘Selecting Waveband’, page 20).
Cassette replay (If a cassette is inserted), See 
‘Starting and stopping a Cassette’, page 26.
MD Replay (If an MD is inserted), See ‘Starting 
and stopping an MD’, page 30.
Reminder displays
NO DISCS - The magazine is empty.
NO MAGAZINE - No magazine has been inserted.
CD CHECK - The contents of the CD are still being 
read in.
HIGH TEMP - Operating temperature is too high.
When the temperature drops to normal, replay 
will continue automatically.
Music track search
Selecting a CD
Press the key (10) below the desired CD number 
(11). (At the left or right).
The corresponding CD number is shown in the 
display (3).
Replay starts with the first track on the CD.
At the end of the final track, the next CD is 
selected and played.
Track search
Select the direction of search by pressing the 
right or left arrow key (14) until the desired track 
is obtained.
The CD starts to play from the selected track.
Fast forward/Rewind
Select the direction by keeping depressed the 
right or left arrow key (14). The tracks can be 
heard, but the quality is distorted.
To interrupt Fast forward/Rewind, release the 
key. The CD starts to play from the selected 
point.
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CD Changer Operation
Sampling and selecting (Scan)
All tracks on the CD are automatically sampled 
briefly in succession.
Press the function key (10) below SC (11) to 
start sampling.
To select a track, press the function key (10) 
below SC (11).
The scan function is interrupted and the CD plays 
from the point reached.
Random Play
The tracks on the CD are played in an entirely 
random order.
Press the function key (10) below RND (11) and 
the display (3) shows RND and the number of 
the track on the CD.
NOTE: You can operate the buttons for skipping 
tracks and fast forward/rewind during random 
play. This enables you to skip a track that you do 
not want to listen to.
Stopping random play
Press the function key (10) below RND (11).
The random play function is interrupted and the 
CD plays from the point reached.
CD 1 03 SC 10 54AM1 23456FM AM RND SC MODE
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CD 1 03 RND 10 54AM1 23456FM AM TP RND SC MODE
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							Caring for Compact and MiniDiscs
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Caring for Co mpac t and  MiniDis cs
CARING FOR COMPACT AND MINIDISCS
Dirt, dust, condensation and heat can damage 
discs. Always observe the following precautions:
NEVER touch the horizontal playing surface (the 
unlabelled side) of a disc! Handle discs by 
holding the outer edges, or the edge of the 
central hole and the outer edge, between finger 
and thumb.
ALWAYS return discs to their boxes after use 
(dirt detracts from the sound quality).NEVER leave the disc or the box exposed to 
excessive heat or direct sunlight!
NEVER use a solvent or abrasive cleaner! Dust or 
dirt should be removed from the playing surface 
by wiping with a clean, dry, lint-free cloth always 
wipe in a straight line from the centre to the edge 
of the disc!
NEVER place Minidiscs near magnetic fields 
such as loudspeakers.
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Conformance
C onforman ceEEC CONFORMANCE
In conformance with current EC guidelines, any 
person may operate this radio receiver. 
This unit conforms to the current valid European 
or harmonised national regulations. The 
designation is your guarantee of conformance to 
the applicable specifications concerning 
electromagnetic compatibility for the unit. This 
means that interference affecting other 
electrical/electronic devices caused by your unit, 
as well as interfering influences on your unit 
from other electrical/electronic devices, can be 
largely prevented. 
Current valid designations are:
- CE symbol for issue according to European 
guideline 89/336/EEC under application of the 
following standards: 
EN 55013 
EN 55020 
- e symbol according to European motor vehicle 
EMC guideline 95/54/EU, also permits operation 
in motor vehicles (classes M, N and 0) which 
received their type approval after 1st January 
1996. 
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