SAR 28 A1 - Car stereo SILVERCREST - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL SAR 28 A1 SILVERCREST

Introduction Preface Congratulations on the purchase of your new device. You have decided to purchase a high-quality product. These operating instructions are part of the SAR 28 A1 car radio (hereafter referred to as the device) and provide you with important instructions pertaining to the intended use, safety, installation, connection and operation of the device. The operating instructions must be kept near to the device at all times. They are to be read and applied by all those working on installation, servicing and fault rectifi cation of the device. Keep these operating instructions in a safe place and pass them on to any future owner together with the device. Copyright This documentation is subject to copyright protection. All rights, including those of photographic reproduction, duplication and distribu- tion by means of particular methods (such as data processing, data carriers and data networks), in whole or in part, as well as substantive and technical changes, are reserved. Limitation of liability All technical information, data and information in these operating instructions pertaining to installation, connection and operation correspond to the latest versions at the time of printing and to the best of our knowledge take into due consideration our previous experience and expertise. No claims can be derived from the details, illustrations and descriptions in these instructions. The manufacturer assumes no liability for damage caused by failure to observe these instructions, non-intended use, improper repairs, making unauthorised modi- fi cations or using non-approved replacement parts. IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 2IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 2 22.10.13 08:5722.10.13 08:573 SAR 28 A1

Warnings The following warnings are used in these operating instructions: WARNING A warning of this risk level indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Failure to avoid this hazardous situation could result in physical injury or death. ► Follow the instructions in this warning to prevent physical injury. CAUTION A warning of this risk level indicates potential material damage. Not averting this situation could result in material damage ► Follow the instructions in this warning to prevent material damage. NOTE

A notice indicates additional information that will assist you in handling the device. Intended use This device is intended solely for the reception of FM radio stations, for the play- back of MP3/WMA fi les from USB data carriers and SD/MMC memory cards, as well as audio signals from external audio devices. The device is intended for installation into a vehicle. The device is not intended for any other use or for uses extending beyond those stated. WARNING Risks from non-intended use! Risks can arise if the device is used for non-intended purposes and/or other types of usage. ► Only use the device for its intended purpose. ► Observe the procedures described in these operating instructions. Claims of any kind for damage arising as a result of non-intended use are excluded. The user is the sole bearer of the risk. IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 3IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 3 22.10.13 08:5722.10.13 08:574 SAR 28 A1

Safety This section provides you with important safety information regarding the han- dling of the device. The device complies with statutory safety regulations. However, incorrect use can result in injury and material damage. Basic safety instructions For safe handling of the device, follow the safety information below: ■ Before use, check the device for visible external damage. Do not use a damaged device or one that has been dropped. ■ If the cables or connections are damaged, arrange for them to be exchanged by an authorised specialist or customer service. ■ Those who, due to their physical, intellectual or motor abilities, are incapable of using the device safely, may only use it whilst under the supervision or direction of a person responsible. ■ Only permit children to use the device when under supervision. ■ Only have repairs carried out by authorised specialist companies or customer service. Improper repairs can pose signifi cant risks to the user. Warranty claims also become void. ■ Repairs to the device during the warranty period may only be carried out by a customer service department authorised by the manufacturer. Otherwise no additional warranty claims can be considered for subsequent damage. ■ Defective components may only be replaced with original replacement parts. Only by using original replacement parts can it be guaranteed that safety requirements are being complied with. ■ Protect the device from moisture and liquid penetration. Traffi c safety WARNING Road traffi c safety has the highest priority! Observe the following safety instructions so as not to endanger yourself or others: ► Before starting your journey, familiarise yourself with how to use the device. ► Only use the device when the traffi c situation allows it! Stop at a suitable place if you wish to perform major confi gurations. ► Only remove or insert the face plate when the vehicle is parked. ► Set the volume to a moderate level so that the acoustic sirens of police vehicles, fi re trucks and other emergency service vehicles can be heard in good time. IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 4IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 4 22.10.13 08:5722.10.13 08:575 SAR 28 A1

Package contents (see fold-out pages) WARNING Risk of suff ocation! ► Packaging material must not be used as a play thing since it poses a risk of suff ocation. The following components are included in delivery: ▯ Car Radio (including face plate) ▯ Installation bracket (attached) ▯ Fixture plate (including securing material) ▯ Keys for installation frame (2x) ▯ Case for face plate ▯ This operating manual NOTE

Check the contents for completeness and for signs of visible damage. ► If the contents are not complete or are damaged due to defective packaging or transportation, contact the service hotline (see warranty card). Disposal of packaging The packaging protects the device from damage caused during transit. The packaging materials are selected according to their environmental friendliness and disposal attributes - and are therefore recyclable. Recirculation of packaging into the material fl ow saves on raw material and re- duces the amount of waste generated. Dispose of packaging material no longer needed in line with applicable local regulations. NOTE

If possible, keep the device's original packaging during the warranty period so that, in the event of a warranty claim, you can package the device properly for its return. IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 5IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 5 22.10.13 08:5722.10.13 08:576 SAR 28 A1

Controls Car radio (see front fold out fl ap) Figure A: Button : Unlocking the face plate

Button /MU: Switching the device on and off / turning the sound off (MUTE)

Button ▸▸I: Title / Station search forwards

AUX: 3.5 mm stereo input socket for the connection of an external audio device

6/FL+ button: Station memory location 6 / directory forwards during MP3/WMA playback

5/FL- button: Station memory location 5 / directory backwards during MP3/WMA playback

4/RDM button: Station memory location 4 / random play during MP3/WMA playback

3/INT button: Station memory location 3 / intro function during MP3/WMA playback

2/RPT button: Station memory location 2 / repeat function during MP3/WMA playback

I◂◂: Title / Station search backwards

A/PS : Automatic station memory / search function during MP3/WMA playback

Locking the face plate

Holder for face plate

Card reader for SD/MMC cards

RESET: Resetting the device Figure C:

Automotive blade type fuse 7.5 A

ISO block connection A

Accessories (see rear fold out fl ap) Figure D:

Key for installation bracket

Anchoring plate (including securing material) Installation WARNING Damage can be caused when installing the device! ► If possible, have the device installed by a qualifi ed technician. ► If you wish to install the device yourself, follow the instructions for connec- tion and installation for safe, fault-free use of the device. Incorrect installa- tion can cause a fi re hazard! Connection CAUTION Using incorrect connections can cause damage to the device. ► For installation, use the device's ISO connections. The vehicle-specifi c ISO adapters you may require can be sourced from a specialist workshop, from a local dealer or from a general store's technical department. Using other connector types voids the warranty. Assignment of the ISO connections The view of the plug connector is from behind.

ISO A (power supply assignment) Assignment 1 Not used 2 Not used 3 Not used

ISO B (speaker connec- tion assignment) Assignment 1 Rear right + 2 Rear right - 3 Front right + 4 Front right - 5 Front left + 6 Front left - 7 Rear left + 8 Rear left - To connect the device to two speakers, only use the cables for the front speakers. NOTE

Ensure that a steady plus connection is applied to the station memory of connector 4 in ISO Block A. ► In some vehicle models, the default assignment of connectors [4] and [7] in ISO Block A are interchanged at the factory. If this is the case, the station memory can be lost. To remedy this, connectors 7 (Ignition positive) and 4 (Steady plus) in ISO Block A must be swapped. Antenna control voltage connection CAUTION Possible damage to the device ► Never load the antenna control voltage with the motor power cable or other power consumers. The connector for the antenna control voltage is available for a relay-controlled antenna. The relay then automatically extends the antenna out when the device is switched on. When switched off , the antenna retracts back in. This connector can also be used to control an external amplifi er. For exact connector information, please consult the operating instructions for the amplifi er. Connection of an external amplifi er Use the LINE OUT

Connection of an external subwoofer Use the orange SUBW

cinch output to connect an external subwoofer. To do this, follow the operating instructions for the external subwoofer. Connection diagram

ISO B Installation The device can be installed into any standard ISO mounting bay. In the event that your vehicle does not have an ISO mounting bay, contact your local specialist workshop, local dealer or the technical department of a general store. NOTE

Connect up the cables before fi nally installing the device. Ensure that it is plugged in properly and that the system works correctly. Installation instructions ■ Install the device in the bay provided or select the installation location so that all buttons can be reached easily without the driver being impeded. ■ Only connect the device to a 12 V car battery that is installed properly. ■ Only connect up the device within the vehicle via the ISO plugs. ■ Install the device in such a way as to prevent heat build-up and so that the device is adequately ventilated. External amplifi er SubwooferAntenna IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 9IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 9 22.10.13 08:5722.10.13 08:5710 SAR 28 A1

■ Do not install the device where it is subjected to high temperatures (i.e. direct sunlight or heating vents), heavy contamination or strong vibrations. ■ Should modifi cations to the vehicle be necessary, contact your vehicle dealer or specialist workshop. Installing the device into the ISO bay ♦ Remove the installation bracket

from the device housing. Use the

spanner supplied (see also chapter “Removing the device”). ♦ Place the installation bracket into the ISO mounting bay. ♦ Bend the tabs on the installation bracket with a screwdriver so that the bracket is fi xed fi rmly into the mounting bay (see diagram). ♦ Check to ensure the bracket is securely fi xed. ♦ Connect the ISO socket block of the device to the two ISO plugs on your vehicle. ♦ Connect the cable from the vehicle antenna to the antenna socket

on the device. The vehicle-specifi c ISO adapters you may require can be sourced from a specialist workshop, from a local dealer or from a general store’s technical department. ♦ If required, connect the audio cinch cable of an external amplifi er to the LINE OUT

socket on the device. ♦ If required, connect the audio cinch cable of an external subwoofer to the orange SUBW

cinch socket on the device. ♦ Protect your device against theft with additional measures as required. Attach the securing screw with the anchoring plate

CAUTION Possible damage to the cable! ► To avoid damage, observe the position of the cables when sliding the device into the bay. There is a fi re hazard if cables are damaged! ♦ Carefully push the device into the installation bracket

until it locks into place. ♦ After all the connections have been established, press the RESET

button for about 6 seconds with a ballpoint pen or other sharp object. ♦ Attach the face plate as described under “Installing the face plate”. Removing the device To remove the installed device, proceed as follows: ♦ Insert the right and left keys

into their respective slots on the sides of the device. Ensure that the elevations on the spanners are facing outwards (The tabs are now bent back). ♦ Pull the device out. IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 11IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 11 22.10.13 08:5722.10.13 08:5712 SAR 28 A1

Using the device Face plate You are able to remove the face plate from your device as an anti-theft measure. Do not keep the face plate in your vehicle after removal. NOTE

Always keep the face plate in its case

to protect it. Inserting the face plate ♦ First, place the face plate with its right-hand side against the holder

♦ Then press the left-hand side into the frame until the locking mechanism

engages. Check to ensure that the face plate is fi tted correctly and is securely connected to the main device. Not installing the face plate correctly can result in mal- functions when using the device.

Removing the face plate ♦ Press the button to unlock the face plate. The left-hand side of the face plate jumps forwards slightly. ♦ Remove the face plate by its left-hand side fi rst, then by its right-hand side. IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 12IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 12 22.10.13 08:5722.10.13 08:5713 SAR 28 A1

Handling and use This section provides you with important information on handling and using the device. NOTE

If no setting is confi gured and/or no button pushed within about 5 seconds, the device returns to its previous operating mode. Settings changed are saved. Switching on and off ♦ Press the /MU

button to switch the device on. The WELCOME display is shown. ♦ To switch off , keep the /MU button pressed. The GOODBYE display is shown. Settings WARNING Hearing damage as a result of too high a volume! Setting the volume too high can result in permanent hearing damage. ► Set the volume to moderate levels only. Volume ♦ Turn the multi-controller

to set the volume. Switching mute on / off ♦ Press the /MU button briefl y to turn the sound off . The MUTE ON message appears in the display. ♦ Press the /MU button again to turn the sound on again. Muting is can- celled when receiving a PTY or TA station or if you change station or source. Operating mode ♦ Press the MD/PTY

button to switch between radio reception (TUNER), card reader (CARD), USB port (USB) and audio input (AUX). NOTE

Display ♦ Press and hold the BD/DISP

button until the time (CT) is shown on the display

. Now keep pressing the BD/DISP button to have the following information displayed in turn: Radio station, time (automatically set with RDS reception), frequency and PTY set- tings (these RDS functions are sent by broadcasting services in various volumes; also refer to Section “Radio functions”). NOTE

If you are not receiving any RDS or PTY information, PTY NONE is shown on the display. ► The radio switches back to standard operation after around 5 seconds without user input. Radio reset (RESET) To reset the device to its default factory settings, keep the RESET

button pressed for about 6 seconds with a sharp object, such as a pen. NOTE

To access the RESET button, the face plate must be completely removed, see also Section "Removing the face plate". Reset the device: ▯ when using for the fi rst time, ▯ after connecting the cables, ▯ when not all function buttons are working, ▯ when an error message is shown on the display, ▯ if there is an obvious malfunction in the device. IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 14IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 14 22.10.13 08:5722.10.13 08:5715 SAR 28 A1

button on the device. The current bass setting is shown. Each further press of the SEL button accesses the next setting. The following settings are possible: BAS - Bass (from -7 to +7) TRE - Treble (from -7 to +7) BAL - Balance (sound distribution between the right and left speakers), from 0L to 9L and 0R to 9R FAD - Fader (sound distribution between the front and rear speakers), from 0F to 9F and 0R to 9R VOL - Volume (from 0 to 20) ♦ Turn the multi-controller

to change the settings of the menu item displayed. Further settings using the SEL button (EQ/LD/TA/AF) ♦ Hold down the SEL button for about 2 seconds and then keep pressing the SEL button until the required function is shown on the display. ♦ Turn the multi-controller to change the settings of the menu item displayed. TA - Enabling / disabling Traffi c Announcement (traffi c information) TA ON: If TA mode is enabled, the device immediately switches from other sta- tions or operating modes to the radio station that is currently transmitting traffi c information. NOTE

When the TA function is enabled, you can only search for or save stations that are transmitting traffi c information. Stations that are transmitting traffi c information signals are denoted in the display by TP. TA OFF: The TA function is disabled. AF - Enabling / disabling Alternative Frequencies AF ON: When the AF function is enabled, the device searches for the current station’s optimum frequency. AF OFF: The AF function is disabled. EQ - Equaliser ♦ Turn the multi-controller to select one of the FLAT, CLASSIC, ROCK, POP or EQ OFF settings. No equaliser is enabled if EQ OFF is set. The equaliser setting is shown at the bottom of the display. IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 15IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 15 22.10.13 08:5722.10.13 08:5716 SAR 28 A1

SUBW - Subwoofer You can connect an active external subwoofer to produce a more powerful bass eff ect. ♦ Turn the multi-controller

to enable the bass eff ect (SUBW ON) or disable it (SUBW OFF). AVOL - Set the volume when radio is switched on ♦ Turn the multi-controller to set the volume level used when the radio is turned on. STEREO / MONO - Set the audio output ♦ Turn the multi-controller to set the audio output in radio mode to stereo (STE- REO) or mono (MONO). If you are receiving a stereo station, the stereo symbol appears on the display. LOUD - Enable / disable the loudness function ♦ Turn the multi-controller to increase base or treble levels (LOUD ON) or to disable the function (LOUD OFF). When the loudness function is enabled, LOUD is shown on the right of the display. Dx / LOCAL - Set reception sensitivity ♦ Turn the multi-controller to align the reception sensitivity to national stations (DX) or regional stations (LOCAL). Please note that only stations with good reception quality will be played under the LOCAL setting. CT - Set the time NOTE

The device has an RDS-controlled clock. The clock sets itself automatically when the RDS function is enabled and continues to run when the radio is switched off . If you do not receive any RDS signal, you can set the time of day manually. ♦ Turn the multi-controller to the right to set the minutes and to the left to set the hours. Adjust volume level for traffi c announcement transmission HINWEIS

If a radio station with traffi c announcements is being received, the volume level for traffi c announcement transmission can be set by rotating the multi- controller. ► The radio cannot be operated while you receive traffi c announcements (display TRAFFIC). Only the „Volume“, „Mute“ and „Switch on/off “ func- tions can be selected. IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 16IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 16 22.10.13 08:5722.10.13 08:5717 SAR 28 A1

♦ Whilst you are receiving traffi c announcements (TA + TP appear at bottom left of the display

clockwise or anticlockwise. TAVOL appears on the display, together with the current volume level setting. ♦ Use the multi-controller to set the desired volume level. The setting is saved automatically after approx. 5 seconds. Radio functions Select memory level ♦ Press the BD/DISP

button to switch between station memory bands (FM1, FM2, FM3). Each station memory band covers the same frequency range (87.5 - 108 MHz) and has 6 memory locations. The memory level is not displayed if the station name is being displayed. Automatic station search ♦ Keep the ▸▸I

button pressed to start automatic station search. The search stops when a station is found. Manual station selection ♦ Press the ▸▸I or I◂◂ button briefly to change the frequency in

0.05 MHz (FM) increments until the required frequency is set.

Storing radio stations ♦ Keep one of the 1 to 6 buttons pressed for about 2 seconds to store the station currently selected. The showing of numbers 1 to 6 on the display indicates a successful store. Selecting stations stored ♦ Use the BD/DISP button to select the memory level (FM1, FM2, FM3). ♦ Press one of the 1 to 6 buttons to select the station stored. Automatic storing ♦ Keep the A/PS

button pressed for 3 seconds. After the channel search, the 6 saved stations are played successively for around 5 seconds, and at the same time the memory slot number blinks. The search continues automatically when weak stations are found. IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 17IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 17 22.10.13 08:5722.10.13 08:5718 SAR 28 A1

Run through the stations stored ♦ Press the A/PS

button briefl y. All saved stations for the current memory level are played briefl y. ♦ When you hear the required station, press the A/PS button. The station chosen remains selected. Programme type (PTY) You can use this function to search for a particular type of station. The following settings are available: POP M ROCK M NEWS AFFAIRS INFO EASY M LIGHT M SPORT EDUCATE DRAMA CLASSICS OTHER M CULTURE SCIENCE VARIED JAZZ COUNTRY WEATHER FINANCE CHILDREN NATION M OLDIES SOCIAL PHONE IN FOLK M TRAVEL LEISURE DOCUMENT NOTE

Please note that this information is dependent on region, broadcasting corporation and station. Setting the PTY ID ♦ Keep pressing the MD/PTY

button until the PTY message is shown at the bottom of the display. ♦ Then press one of the 1 to 6 buttons to select the required PTY entry. ♦ To change between the “Musical style” and “Vocal style” PTY entries, press the MD/PTY button briefl y again when the fi rst PTY entry is displayed. Buttons 1 to 6 are assigned as follows: Button Musical genre Vocal style 1 POP M, ROCK M NEWS, AFFAIRS, INFO 2 EASY M, LIGHT M SPORT, EDUCATE, DRAMA

3 CLASSICS, OTHER M CULTURE, SCIENCE, VARIED

If there is no further input for 2 seconds, an automatic search for stations matching the PTY entry starts. The search stops when the fi rst station is found. The selected PTY entry blinks in the display

during the channel search. Disabling / enabling the PTY function ♦ Press the MD/PTY

button to activate the PTY search. The PTY symbol is shown on the display with the last PTY entry selected (e.g. POP M). Only stations with the PTY ID currently selected are included in the station search. ♦ Press the MD/PTY button again to disable the PTY search. PTY is no longer shown on the display. Station search by PTY ID ♦ If you do not input anything for 2 seconds whilst a PTY ID is being dis- played, an automatic search for stations matching this PTY ID is started. If no stations matching this PTY ID are found, PTY NONE is shown briefl y and the search then ends at the station last set. USB port The device can process USB data carriers up to 16 GB. Connecting data carriers ♦ Push the USB port protective cap to the right. ♦ Connect your USB device to the port. ♦ To protect against dirt, replace the protective cap on the USB port when no USB device is connected. Card reader The device can process SD/MMC memory cards up to 2 GB, and SDHC memory cards up to 32 GB. Connecting data carriers ♦ Press the button to unlock the face plate and remove it from the device (see also Section “Removing the face plate”). ♦ Push a memory card into the memory card slot with the lettering pointing upwards until it engages. IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 19IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 19 22.10.13 08:5722.10.13 08:5720 SAR 28 A1

MP3 / WMA playback functions Playback ■ The device can play back fi les in the MP3 and WMA formats. ■ A mixture of titles and directories on the same level can cause problems when playing back. ■ During playback, the information from the MP3 fi le ID3 tag is read and shown in turn on the display. ♦ Playback of the MP3 or WMA title on the USB device or memory card begins automatically. Stop playback ♦ Press the 1/PAU

button to stop playback. The current title play time blinks in the display

♦ Press the 1/PAU button again to continue playback. NOTE

Keep the 1/PAU button pressed to play the first title on the storage medium. Skip title ♦ Press the ▸▸I

button to select the next or previous title. The title number is shown on the display. Fast forward/backward ♦ Hold down the ▸▸I or I◂◂ button for longer to start fast forward or backward. Repeat function (RPT - Repeat) ♦ Press the RPT/2

button several times to switch between the repeat functions. The following settings are available: – RPT ONE: The current title is repeated. – RPT DIR: All titles in the current directory are repeated. – RPT ALL: All titles on the storage medium are repeated. If the RPT ONE or RPT DIR function is enabled, RPT is shown on the display. IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 20IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 20 22.10.13 08:5722.10.13 08:5721 SAR 28 A1

Title sampling ♦ Press the 3/INT

button. INT ON appears briefl y on the display. All titles are played back one after the other for approximately 10 seconds. ♦ Press the 3/INT button again to commence playback of the title currently selected. INT OFF appears briefl y on the display. Random playback of all titles (RDM - Random) ♦ Press the 4/RDM

button. RDM ON appears briefl y on the display. A ran- domly controlled playback is started. ♦ Press the 4/RDM button to commence normal playback again. RDM OFF appears briefl y on the display. Skip directory ♦ Press the 6/FL+

button to skip to the next directory or the 5/FL-

button to skip to the previous directory. Playback starts automatically. Search functions Title number search ♦ Press the A/PS

to set the fi rst digit of the title number required. ♦ Press the SEL

button to confi rm the entry and to skip to entry of the second, third or fourth digit. ♦ Press the 1/PAU

button to commence playback of the selected title. Title name search ♦ Press the A/PS button twice. A-SEARCH is shown on the display. The search for title names starts immediately. If no title starting with the digit set is found, NONE is displayed. ♦ Turn the multi-controller until the desired character or digit appears. ♦ Press the ▸▸I

Search for directories ♦ Press the A/PS

button three times. The directory currently being played back is shown. ♦ Turn the multi-controller

to switch between the available directories. ♦ Press the 1/PAU

button to select the directory currently being displayed. Playback of the fi rst title from the selected directory starts immediately. Connecting an external audio device to the device ♦ Connect the audio output of an external audio device (e.g. an MP3 player) via a 3.5 mm stereo jack plug to the AUX

socket on the front panel of the device. ♦ Select audio input playback by repeatedly pressing the MD/PTY

button until AUX is shown on the display. Cleaning Safety instructions CAUTION Possible damage to the device ► To avoid irreparable damage, ensure that no moisture penetrates into the device whilst it is being cleaned. Cleaning the display ■ Only clean the front panel of the device / the display with a soft, moist, lint-free cloth and mild dish washing liquid. Disposal Disposal of the device Never dispose of the device in your normal domestic waste. This product is subject to the provisions of European Directive 2012/19/EU-WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment). Dispose of the device through an approved disposal centre or at your community waste facility. Please observe currently applicable regulations. Please contact your waste disposal centre should you be in any doubt. IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 22IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 22 22.10.13 08:5722.10.13 08:5723 SAR 28 A1

Fault rectifi cation This section contains important information on fault localisation and rectifi cation. Follow the instructions to avert hazards and damage. Safety instructions WARNING Observe the following safety instructions to avert hazards and material damage: ► Repairs to electrical devices may only be carried out by specialists trained by the manufacturer. Improper repairs can represent considerable risk to users and can cause damage to the device. Fault causes and rectifi cation The following table can help with localising and rectifying minor faults: Defect Possible cause Rectifi cation The device will not switch on The ignition is not switched on. Switch the ignition on by turning the key. The fuse is defective. Replace the fuse. No sound The volume is set to minimum. Increase the playback volume. The cables are not connected correctly. Check the cable connections. The sound is turned off . Press the /MU button to turn the sound back on. The Function buttons are not working There is a fault with the device. Press the RESET button. The faceplate has not been mounted. Check that the face plate is installed correctly. The radio and/ or automatic station store function are/is not working The antenna cable is not con- nected correctly. Check the antenna cable for correct connection. The station signals are too weak. Set the station manually. The station memory is not working Connector 4 in ISO Block A (steady plus) is not con- nected correctly. Check the cable connections. Please refer to the "Connections" section. IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 23IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 23 22.10.13 08:5722.10.13 08:5724 SAR 28 A1

Defect Possible cause Rectifi cation The device on the USB port is not working The USB port is intended for devices working in accord- ance with the USB standard. Not all devices available on the marketplace conform to this standard. It is a possibil- ity that a device not working in accordance with the USB standard is connected. Connect a device that works in accord- ance with the USB standard. Check that the data carrier is formatted with the FAT32 fi le system. The card reader cannot read the card The card may be defective, dirty or not properly inserted. Check the card. Slide it in with the let- tered side pointing upwards. Check that the data carrier is formatted with the FAT32 fi le system. NOTE

Please contact Customer Service (see warranty card) if you are unable to resolve the problem with any of the above actions. Appendix Technical details General Input voltage 12 V DC Input current max. 7.5 A Rated power 4 x 7 W Operating temperature +5 - +40 °C Storage temperature 0 - +50 °C Humidity (no condensation) ≤ 75 % Dimensions (L x W x H): 18.6 x 12.7 x 5.7 cm Weight including accessories approx. 650 g Device fuse Automotive blade type fuse

Radio frequency range* Frequency FM (VHF) 87.5 - 108 MHz Station memory locations FM (VHF) 18 locations Audio input (AUX) Stereo jack plug 3.5 mm Audio output 2 x cinch socket for external amplifi er (L/R) 1 x cinch socket for external subwoofer USB port USB 1.1 and 2.0 compatible data carrier (to 16 GB) Card slot SD/MMC memory card connector (SD/MMC to 2 GB, SDHC to 32 GB)

• The technical features of this device enable an adjustable frequency range of FM 87.5 –108 MHz. In some countries, diff erent national regulations may apply to the assigned radio frequency ranges. Please note that information received outside of the assigned radio frequency ranges may not be exploited, passed on to third parties or otherwise misused. EC Declaration of Conformity information This device satisfi es the fundamental requirements and other relevant regulations of Vehicle Directive 2004/104/EC. The full original Declaration of Conformity is available from the importer. IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 25IB_42775_SAR28A1_LB3.indb 25 22.10.13 08:5722.10.13 08:5726 SAR 28 A1

Warranty The warranty for this appliance is for 3 years from the date of purchase. The appliance has been manufactured with care and meticulously examined before delivery. Please retain your receipt as proof of purchase. In the case of a warranty claim, please make contact by telephone with our Customer Service Department. Only in this way can a post-free despatch for your goods be assured. NOTICE

The warranty covers only claims for material and manufacturing defects, but not for transport damage, wearing parts or for damage to fragile components, e.g. buttons or batteries. This product is for domestic use only and is not intended for commercial use. The warranty is void in the case of abusive and improper handling, use of force and internal tampering not carried out by our authorised service branch. Your statutory rights are not restricted in any way by this warranty. The warranty period is not extended by repairs made under the warranty. This applies also to replaced and repaired parts. Damages and defects extant at the time of purchase must be reported immedi- ately after unpacking, resp. no later than two days after the date of purchase. Repairs made after the lapse of the warranty period are subject to charge. Importer

3 CLASSICS, OTHER M CULTURE, SCIENCE, VARIED

3 CLASSICS, OTHER M CULTURE, SCIENCE, VARIED

3 CLASSICS, OTHER M CULTURE, SCIENCE, VARIED

3 CLASSICS, OTHER M CULTURE, SCIENCE, VARIED