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C 1/2 LINE OUT hinten links/rechtsC 3 MasseC 4/5 LINE OUT vorne links/rechtsC 13 CD-Bus-Steuerleitung, ist fr AUX-Betrieb mit C 15 zu verbinden.C 15 CD-Bus-Masse.C 16 Versorgungsspannung +12 V fr CD-Wechsler.C 17 Schaltspannung fr CD-Wechsler.C 18 CD-NF-Masse bzw. AUX-NF-Masse.C 19 CD-NF links bzw. AUX-NF-links.C 20 CD-NF-rechts bzw. AUX-NF-rechts.C 7 Nur fr Servicezwecke.C 9 Nur fr Servicezwecke.

Hinweis:Die Anschlsse C 7 und C 9 drfen nicht beschaltet werden.Um die Lineausgnge mit Cinch-Kabeln zu verbinden wird der Line-Adapter416 bentigt. Diesen erhalten Sie bei Ihrem Grundig CAR AUDIO Fach-hndler!

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Additional connectionsFlat pin connectors C. CD changer/AUX connection:

C 1/2 LINE OUT back left/rightC 3 GroundC 4/5 LINE OUT front left/rightC 13 CD bus control line, for AUX operation connect to C 15.C 15 CD bus ground.C 16 +12 V supply voltage for CD changer.C 17 Switching voltage for CD changer.C 18 CD-NF ground/AUX-NF ground.C 19 CD-NF left/AUX-NF left.C 20 CD-NF right/AUX-NF right.C 7 Only for service.C 9 Only for service.

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Grundig AG Beuthener Str. 41 D-90471 Nrnberg http://www.grundig.com 096249811500

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4 CAR AUDIO SCC 3400/3460 RDSPacking contents Special features of your device

6 Safety instructions

7 OverviewControlsDisplay

9 Basic functionsSwitching on and offVolume and tone settings

11 Radio (Tuner) modeSelecting the RADIO input sourceStandby mode for radio traffic news (Traffic Program)Alternative frequencies (AF)Intelligent search (IS)Tuning to RDS stations with station searchManual station searchSaving stations using the preset buttonsSelecting preset stationsProgramme types (PTY)PTY functionAssigning the PTY programme buttons

19 Cassette (Tape) mode SCC 3400 RDSSelecting the TAPE input sourceDrive functions

Cassette (Tape) mode SCC 3460 RDSSelecting the TAPE input sourceDrive functions

21 CD mode with CD changerSelecting the CD input sourceSelecting a CDCD playback functionsErrors in CD changer modeCD or DAT player connections

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22 Expert levelOptional EXPERT settingsChanging EXPERT settingsThe individual settings

25 CodingActivating codingDeactivating codingRenewed operationWaiting times

28 Fitting and removing the deviceFitting the mounting frame and the device, connecting the antennaFusePower supplyLoudspeakers

32 InformationRadio reception conditionsCleaningTroubleshootingTechnical dataGRUNDIG Service

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Packing contents1 CAR AUDIO SCC 3400/460 RDS

2 Case for detachable control unit

3 Identity Card

4 DSS (Double Security System) sticker

5 Mounting frame

6 Two removal hooks

7 Operating manual

The GRUNDIG environmental initiativeGRUNDIG has used no plastics for the packaging of your device.The packaging consists entirely of cardboard or paper and can bedisposed of for waste paper recycling.

Special features of your deviceYour SCC 3400 or 3460 employs two anti-theft systems: codingand the detachable control unit.Your devices Identity Card contains its type, serial number andcode number for the coding function. The serial number is alsostamped on the device frame.If the device is lost or stolen, the Identity Card helps the police intheir investigations and provides proof of ownership for insuranceclaims.

Note:Always keep the Identity Card somewhere where only you haveaccess to it.

If you lose the Identity Card with the code number, the codingcan only be deactivated by an authorised dealer, who willdemand proof of ownership and charge a fee.

Attach the Code sticker to the windscreen so that it is clearly visiblethat the device has no value to thieves.

CodingIf the device is coded and then disconnected from the car battery (orfrom the continuous positive terminal 30) it is electronically secure.

CAR AUDIO SCC 3400/3460 RDS __

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Serial No.

Code No.Die Identity Card dient als Eigentumsnachweis mit individuellem Sicherheits-code und erleichtert bei Verlust des Gertes die Schadensabwicklung.Vor fremdem Zugriff schtzen.The identity card serves as evidence of ownership with individualsecurity code and facilitates the settlement in the case of theft of the unit.Keep the document safe.

CODE

DOUBLE SECURITY SYSTEM

CAR AUDIOSCC 3460 RDS

Model Type

Serial No.

Code No.Die Identity Card dient als Eigentumsnachweis mit individuellem Sicherheits-code und erleichtert bei Verlust des Gertes die Schadensabwicklung.Vor fremdem Zugriff schtzen.The identity card serves as evidence of ownership with individualsecurity code and facilitates the settlement in the case of theft of the unit.Keep the document safe.

CODE

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Only you can switch the device on again by entering the codenumber. For instructions see the Coding section starting on page25.

Detaching and attaching the control unitIn addition to coding you can also detach the control unit. Thismakes the device useless for thieves. If you detach the control unitwhile the device is on, it switches itself off.

Hold the control unit and press the symbol above the wordsSECURITY PANEL. This releases the control unit so that it can bedetached.

Always keep the control unit in its case when it is detached. If youlose the control unit it can be replaced for a fee on production ofproof of ownership, such as the Identity Card. Please contact yourspecialist dealer.

To use the device again push the control unit into its recess until itlatches in.

Security LEDProvided the device is correctly connected (see page 29), theSecurity LED flashes when you switch off the device and the key isnot in the ignition switch. To deactivate the LED see the instructionson page 23 in the EXPERT level section.

Extended functions (EXPERT)Press the EXP button to select the special operating level whichallows you to use functions which beyond the basic range of settings(see page 22).

Using a car phoneYou can use the device with a car phone or radio telephone. Whenyou are using a car phone or radio telephone the device is thenmuted. PHONE appears in the display. See the instructions onpage 24 in the EXPERT level section and on page 29, A 2.

CAR AUDIO SCC 3400/3460 RDS ________________

PHONE

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Fitting the deviceWe recommend that you have your device fitted by a specialist inorder to guarantee trouble-free operation. Installation instructionscan be found starting on page 29.

Road safetyFamiliarise yourself with the various functions of the device beforeyou use it while driving.

Excessive volume can be dangerous to yourself and other roadusers. Therefore set the volume so that you can still hear outsidenoises such as car horns and police sirens. Set the volume using theVOLUME knob.

Traffic announcements may be considerably louder than normalplayback. See also page 24 in the EXPERT level section.

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Controls

GeneralIO On/off.

VOLUME Volume control knob.SOUND/LOUD Pressed briefly: FADER, BASS, TREBLE and

BALANCE sound settings. Pressed longer:Loudness function.

SOURCE Selects RADIO or CD as the input source.< > Forward/back buttons. Unlocks the control unit.

Radio modeRADIO/PTY Pressed briefly: RADIO input source, selects the

frequency band (FM, AM). Pressed longer: PTYfunction.

IS/EXP Pressed briefly: Intelligent station search.Pressed longer: EXPERT level (advancedfunctions, custom settings).

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< > Station selection, manual tuning, selectingprogramme types (PTY).

TP/AF Pressed briefly: Standby mode for radio trafficnews. Pressed longer: Selecting alternativefrequencies.

1, 2, 3, 4 Preset buttons for storing various programmetypes and stations.

Cassette mode SCC 3400 RDS Changes the side of the tape.

Fast forward and rewind.

Ejects the tape.

Cassette mode SCC 3460 RDS Changes the side of the tape.

< > Fast forward and rewind, back to the beginningof the track/forward to the start of the nexttrack.

Ejects the tape.

CD mode with CD changerSCAN Plays the introductions of CD tracks.

RAND Plays CD tracks in random order.

DISC+/DISC- CD selection with connected CD changer.

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Display

Display for input sources (RADIO, CD, AUX) andsettingse.g. FM 2 FM band (1-3).

e.g. FM 87 50 FM band, frequency.

e.g. AM AM band.

e.g. ANTENNE Station name.

e.g. TAPE A/B Cassette function.

e.g. EXPERT EXPERT level.

Symbols and abbreviations! Stereo reception.

TP Standby mode for traffic news is activated.

AF Alternative frequencies are activated.

PTY PTY function is activated.

M 1, 2, 3, 4 Preset button number of the selected station 1,2, 3, 4.

OVERVIEW ___________________________

ANTENNE! TP AF PTY M1 M2 M3 M4

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Switching on and off1 To switch on and off press IO.

Note:If the device is switched on while the ignition is on, it thenswitches off with the ignition and then on again, provided theA 4 contact is connected to terminal 15 of the vehicle (seepage 29). To deactivate this function see page 24, EXPERT level.

If the ignition is off, the device automatically switches off afteran hour to avoid running down the battery. See also page 29,A 4.

Caution:When the radio is switched on the automatic antenna extends!Therefore switch off the device before entering a car wash!

Volume and tone settings

Setting the volume

1 Turn the VOLUME knob. The display shows the set volume (Scale 00 to 46).

Tone settingsThe following applies to FADER, BASS, TREBLE and BALANCE:

1 Press SOUND until the function is selected.

FADER enables you to balance the volume between the frontand rear loudspeakers.

BASS changes the bass setting (Scale -14 to +14).

TREBLE changes the treble setting. (Scale -14 to +14).

BALANCE enables you to balance the volume between the leftand right loudspeakers.

BASIC FUNCTIONS______________________________

VOL 1 0

FAD F-- R

BASS 0 0

TREB 0 0

BAL L-- R

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2 Once you have selected the function you require, set the levelusing the VOLUME knob. Display: Bass level raised by +09.

3 To finish the setting keep pressing the SOUND button untilthe selected station appears in the display.

Note:After approximately six seconds the device quits the selectedfunction (FADER, BASS, TREBLE, BALANCE) automatically.

LoudnessThe LOUD (Loudness) function raises the bass and treble levels toimprove the sound at low volumes.

1 Press LOUD until you hear a signal. Loudness is activated.

2 Press LOUD again. The function is deactivated.

BASIC FUNCTIONS __________________________________

LOUD O N

LOUD OF F

RADIO N1

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Selecting the RADIO input source1 Press IO to switch on the device.

If the device was in RADIO mode when it was last switchedoff, you will hear the last station selected when you switch it onagain.

2 If the device is in CD mode, press the RADIO button to switchto Tuner mode. You will hear the station last selected.

3 In CD mode you can also press the SOURCE button to switchto RADIO mode.

Selecting the frequency band

1 FM (VHF) band: Keep pressing the RADIO button until yousee the required frequency band in the display. Display: FM 1, FM 2 or FM 3.

2 AM band: Keep pressing the RADIO button until you seeAM in the display, followed by the current frequency.

Note:You do not need to switch between long wave and mediumwave since they are considered as a single reception band.

When you select a frequency band you will hear the last stationselected in that band. When you switch the device on you willhear the last selected input source, and in RADIO mode you willhear the station you were last listening to in the selected band(Last Station memory function).

If you are listening to a stereo station you will see the !symbol in the display.

Standby mode for radio traffic news (TrafficProgram)

Activating and deactivating the TP function1 To activate the Traffic Programme function, press TP once

briefly. Traffic news standby is activated. Display: TP.

Note:If you are tuned to a station which does not broadcast trafficnews, the device automatically searches for the next stationwhich does.

If the TP function is activated, CD mode is also interrupted fortraffic news.

RADIO (TUNER) MODE_______________________

FM 3

AM 15 3

ENERGY

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2 To deactivate the TP function press the TP button once briefly. Traffic news standby is deactivated. TP disappears from the display.

Additional TP functions

1 To interrupt the current traffic news briefly press the TPbutton.The device remains in standby mode for the nextannouncement.

2 You can preselect the volume for all traffic announcements. Thissetting can be found in the EXPERT level: see page 24.

3 If you only want to hear traffic news, press TP to activate theTP function and then turn the VOLUME knob to zero.

Alternative frequencies (AF)If you are listening to an RDS (Radio Data System) station whichbroadcasts on several different frequencies, the car radio auto-matically switches to the frequency with the best reception. The AFfunction is activated by default.

Note:In areas with very poor reception there may be long pauseswhile the radio attempts to find a better frequency. If this is thecase you can deactivate the AF function.

Activating and deactivating the AF function

1 Press AF until you hear a signal. The function is deactivated. AF disappears from the display.

2 To reactivate the function repeat this procedure. AF reappears in the display.

Note:You can only activate or deactivate the AF function for stationswhich broadcast an RDS signal.

RADIO (TUNER) MODE______________________________

VOL 0 0

AF

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There are three ways to search for stations: intelligent search (IS), RDS(Radio Data System) search and manual station search.

Intelligent search (IS)The intelligent search first stores RDS (Radio Data System) stations,followed by the other stations in order of signal strength. When theIS search is completed up to 30 stations are stored. You will hear thestation with the best reception.

Selecting the frequency band

1 Press the RADIO button. Display: FM 1, FM 2 or FM 3.

Starting the search

1 Briefly press IS. Display: briefly IS - -, then IS 87 90. The frequency

display automatically runs forwards.

Note:Always wait until the end of the intelligent search.

If no reception is possible, for example in an underground carpark or if the antenna is faulty or retracted, the search maycontinue without stopping. In this case you can stop the searchby pressing one of the station buttons 1, 2, 3, 4.

Viewing the IS memory

1 Once the IS search is complete, press to select thestation you want to hear.

Exiting the IS function

2 Press until you hear a signal. Display: briefly IS - -, then IS OFF. The function is deactivated.

RADIO (TUNER) MODE______________________________

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IS 8790

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FM 2

IS --

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Tuning to RDS stations with station search1 Press RADIO to select the frequency band.

Display: FM 1, FM 2, FM 3 or AM.

Note:To start a search in the FM band the IS function must bedeactivated. To do this, press until you hear thesignal. Display: briefly IS - -, then IS OFF.

2 Briefly press to start the search in the direction yourequire.

3 If a station with a name code is found, this will appear in thedisplay.

Note:To store the selected station on one of the preset buttons, see theinstructions on page 15.

The search in the FM bands uses two sensitivity levels. The firstcycle looks for stations with strong signals (local stations), whilethe second cycle looks for stations with weaker signals (remotereception).

Manual station search1 Press RADIO to select the frequency band.

Display: FM 1, FM 2, FM 3 or AM.

2 Press until you hear two signals. The manual station search is selected.

3 Hold down for fast tuning. Press > once toincrease the FM frequency by 50 kHz. Press

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4 Briefly press RADIO. The search function is deactivated.

Note:After approximately 60 seconds the manual search endsautomatically.

Saving stations using the preset buttonsThe preset buttons 1, 2, 3, 4 let you store four stations oneach level of the FM band (1-3). This means that twelve stations canbe preset in the FM band.

1 Press RADIO to select the frequency band.

2 Use the intelligent search (IS), the RDS search or the manualsearch to tune to the required station.

Note:If the station you are listening to is already assigned to a presetbutton, its number will appear in the display, for example M3for preset station 3.

3 To store the station, press 1, 2, 3 or 4 until you hearthe signal. The station has now been stored.

Selecting preset stations1 Press RADIO to select the frequency band, for example FM

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2 Briefly press 1, 2, 3 or 4. You will hear the preset station, for example ENERGY.

Note:The stations remain assigned to the preset buttons even if thedevice is disconnected from the power supply.

RADIO (TUNER) MODE______________________________

FM 3

ENERGY

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Programme types (PTY)Many FM stations provide the Programme Type (PTY) service.During a news programme, for example, a station may broadcaststhe NEWS identification code. The PTY function enables you toautomatically tune to stations broadcasting a particular type ofprogramme, for example POP. The programme type informationbroadcast by a station can change according to the currentprogramme.

NEWS News programmesAFFAIRS Politics and current affairsINFO Special talk-based programmesSPORT Sports programmesEDUCATE Educational programmesDRAMA Radio plays and literatureCULTURE Culture, church and societySCIENCE Science programmesVARIED EntertainmentPOP Pop music (hit parade)ROCK M Rock musicEASY M Easy listeningLIGHT M Light musicCLASSICS Serious classical musicOTHER M Other types of music programmeWEATHER Weather reportsFINANCE Business newsCHILDREN Childrens programmesSOCIAL A Social informationRELIGION Religious and philosophical programmesPHONE N Phone-in programmesTRAVEL Tourist informationLEISURE Leisure and hobby programmesJAZZ Jazz musicCOUNTRY Country musicNATIONAL National programmesOLDIES Golden oldiesFOLK M Folk musicDOCU DocumentariesNO PTY No programme type code

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Searching for programme typesThere are two search methods for selecting a programme type. Bydefault, the preset buttons 1, 2, 3 and 4 are assigned tofour programme types: 1 NEWS, 2 SPORT, 3 POP and 4CLASSICS. You can change these default settings according to yourpreferences. However, you can also select a programme type fromthe stored list (page 16) and search for a station using the PTYfunction.

PTY function

Activating PTY

1 Press PTY until you hear the signal. Display: briefly PTY, then the most recently selected

programme type. The PTY symbol appears.

2 Use the 1, 2, 3 or 4 buttons to select the programmetype you want to hear, for example 3 POP. PTY automatically locates the next station which is broad-

casting that type of programme. Display: briefly POP, then the name of the station

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1 Keep pressing until the programme type you want tolisten to appears in the display.

2 Press until you hear a signal. PTY locates the next station which is broadcasting that type of

programme. Display: briefly POP, then the name of the station.

Note:If no station is broadcasting the selected programme type youwill hear the last station you selected and the PTY function isdeactivated.

RADIO (TUNER) MODE______________________________

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Deactivating PTY

1 Briefly press PTY.

Display: The PTY symbol disappears. The PTY function is deactivated.

Note:After approximately 10 seconds the PTY function ends auto-matically.

Assigning the PTY programme buttonsAlthough the preset buttons are delivered with four preset pro-gramme types, you can use them for other programme types:

1 Press PTY until you hear the signal. Display: briefly PTY, then for example NEWS.

2 Keep pressing until you see the programme typeyou want in the display.

3 Press the preset button, for example 1 until you hear thesignal. The preset button is now assigned to the programme type.

RADIO (TUNER) MODE______________________________

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With the SCC 3400 RDS

Selecting the TAPE input source1 Insert a tape into the compartment.

Display: TAPE A or TAPE B

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1 In RADIO mode and with a tape already inserted:

Press SOURCE.

Drive functions

Changing the side of the tape

1 Press and simultaneously.

Display: TAPE A changes to TAPE B or vice versa.

Fast forward and rewind

1 Press or until the key latches in.

Display: TAPE FF (fast forward) or TAPE FR (rewind).

2 To stop the fast forward or rewind function gently press theprotruding button.

Ending tape mode

1 Push right in. The tape is ejected.

Note:Before you switch off the device, always press to eject thetape. This protects the cassette.

The device is best suited to chrome dioxide (CR) cassettes.

Tape playback is interrupted for traffic bulletins if the trafficnews standby function is activated. To switch off this functionpress TP.

CASSETTE (TAPE) MODE____________

TAPE FF

TAPE B

TAPE A

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With the SCC 3460 RDS

Selecting the TAPE input source1 Insert a tape into the compartment.

Display: TAPE A or TAPE B

- or -

2 In RADIO mode and with a tape already inserted:

Press SOURCE.

Drive functions

Changing the side of the tape

1 Briefly press .

Display: TAPE A changes to TAPE B or vice versa.

Fast forward and rewind

1 Press and hold down > or or .

Playback skips to the beginning of the next track.

2 Press > repeatedly.

Playback skips forward several tracks.

3 Briefly press

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Ending tape mode

1 Briefly press SOURCE or RADIO.

The device switches to RADIO mode.

Display: e.g. TAPE A changes to RADIO N1.

2 Press and hold down .

The tape is ejected.

Note:Before you switch off the device, always press to eject thetape. This protects the cassette.

The device is best suited to chrome dioxide (CR) cassettes.

Tape playback is interrupted for traffic bulletins if the trafficnews standby function is activated. To switch off this functionpress TP.

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Selecting the CD input source1 Briefly press SOURCE.

Selecting a CD1 Keep pressing DISC + or DISC - until you see the number

of the CD you want to hear in the display.

CD playback functions

Selecting and repeating tracks

1 Press the > button. Playback starts at the next track.

2 Press . You can hear thetracks at fast speed and reduced volume.

2 To rewind press and hold down

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Switching traffic news standby mode on and off

1 Briefly press TP. TP appears in the display. Traffic news standby is activated.

2 Briefly press TP. TP disappears from the display. Traffic news standby is deactivated.

Ending CD mode

1 Briefly press RADIO or SOURCE. You can now hear the radio.Errors in CD changermode

Please note any error messages which may appear in the display.You must also read the CD changer operating manual.

MAGAZINE The CD magazine is missing or not latched in.

MECHANIC CD changer mechanical error.

NO CD The CD magazine is empty.

NO COMMU There is no connection between the radio and the CD.

SURFACE The CD is incorrectly inserted or there is a datatransmission error.

TOO HOT The CD changer is overheated.

CD or DAT player connectionsIf you are not using a GRUNDIG CD changer, you can also connectother CD or DAT (Digital Audio Tape) players to the car radio usinga GRUNDIG CDP adapter, which is available as an accessory.

1 Keep pressing SOURCE until AUX appears in the display(only if a CDP Adapter is connected).

Note:You must operate the connected devices themselves. See therelevant operating manuals.

Playback is interrupted during radio traffic news.

Interrupting radio traffic newsSee above (radio traffic news).

CD MODE WITH CD CHANGER ____________

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To make the use of the device as simple as possible, a number ofcustom settings which are only required once or very occasionallyare located on a special operating level (EXPERT).

Optional EXPERT settingsCode settings (CODE/SAFE).Display contrast (DISPL 00).Security LED on/off (BLK OFF/ON).Signal tone on/off (BEEP OFF/ON).Deactivate AM band (AM OFF/ON).Automatic traffic news search on/off (TP-IS OFF/ON).Automatic change of regional stations on/off (REG OFF/ON).Switching on and off with ignition (IGN OFF/ON).Muting in car phone mode (PHONE OFF/ON).Input sensitivity in CD or DAT mode (MCD).Volume limit after switching on (ONVOL 00).Minimum volume for traffic news (TRVOL 00).

Changing EXPERT settings1 To enter expert level keep pressing EXP until you hear the

signal.

2 Press to select the required EXPERT setting (seeabove), for example volume limit on switching on.

3 To activate it, briefly press the EXP button. Display: ONVOL 12 flashes and you can hear the selected

station at the selected volume.

4 Press to select the required volume. Press the buttons to increase or decrease the value incrementally, orhold them down for a rapid run-through.

5 Briefly press EXP to conclude the setting. Display: ONVOL 10 ceases to flash.

6 To select the next setting repeat steps 2 to 5.

7 To quit expert level keep pressing EXP until you hear thesignal.

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ONVOL 1 0

ONVOL 1 0

ONVOL 1 2

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The individual settingsCode settings. See the detailed instructions starting on page 25.

Coding is deactivated. Coding is activated.

Display contrast. Display: Scale 00 to 60.

Security LED on/off. The security LED flashes if the device is off and so is the

ignition. The security LED does not flash.

Signal tone on/off. A signal tone confirms functions. Functions are confirmed by a brief muting of the

loudspeakers.

AM band on/off The AM band can be selected by pressing RADIO. The AM band cannot be selected. The radio can only be used

in FM mode.

Automatic traffic news search on/off.When leaving the reception area for the traffic news station you arecurrently listening.

An automatic traffic news search takes place. No automatic traffic news search takes place.

Automatic change of regional stations on/off.If an RDS station offers various local programmes, the deviceswitches to the regional station available in the current receptionarea.

Automatic change of regional stations is possible. No automatic change of regional programmes.

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AM OF F

BEEP O N

BEEP OF F

CODE

SAFE

DISPL 0 7

BLK O N

BLK OF F

TP-IS O N

TP-IS OF F

REG O N

REG OF F

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Switching on and off with ignition. The car radio can be switched on and off with the vehicle

ignition. The device can only be switched on and off by pressing IO.

Note:In this case the A 4 contact (see page 30) must be connected toterminal 15 of the vehicle.

Muting in car phone mode. Muting of the car radio is activated. Muting is deactivated.

Note:In this case the telephone mute signal must be connected.

Input sensitivity for CD or DAT operation and for adapting to a CDchanger.

Low. Medium. High.

Note:In this case one of the sources named above must be connected.

Volume limit after switching on. No limit. Maximum volume, e.g. 20. Display: Scale 00 to 46.

Note:The volume is only limited if it was higher than the value set herewhen you switched off the device.

Minimum volume for traffic news. Display: Scale 05 to 46.

Note:While you are making this setting the car radio plays at theselected volume for traffic news.

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PHONE O N

PHONE OF F

IGN O N

IGN OF F

MCD LO W

MCD MID

MCD HIG H

ONVOL --

ONVOL 2 0

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The code number for the device can be found on the identity card.Coding is not activated by default. If you activate coding, the deviceis electronically locked as soon as it is disconnected from the vehiclebattery or the continuous positive terminal 30. It can only beswitched on again if the code number is re-entered. See also thesetting on page 23 in the EXPERT level section.

Activating coding1 Select EXPERT level.

2 Press to select CODE in the display.

3 Briefly press EXP . Display: - - - - flashes.

4 Enter the code number (a) using or (b) using thestation buttons 1, 2, 3, 4.

a) Hold down for fast selection.

b) Using the station buttons:

Example: Code number 17031 Press briefly once 1 - - -

2 Press briefly seven times 1 7 - -

3 Press briefly ten times 1 7 0 -

4 Press briefly three times 1 7 0 3

5 Briefly press EXP to confirm. Coding is activated.

6 To quit EXPERT level hold down EXP until you hear the signal.

Deactivating coding1 If, for example, you want to remove the device, select EXPERT

level and select SAFE on the display.

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SAFE

SAFE

CODE

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EXPERT

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2 Briefly press EXP to activate the setting. Display: 1 - - - - flashes.

3 Enter the code number using or using the stationbuttons 1, 2, 3, 4.

4 To confirm the setting, press EXP until CODE appears in thedisplay. Coding is deactivated.

Note:If you enter an incorrect code number SAFE remains in thedisplay and the radio cannot be switched on. Start again,taking note of the waiting time between attempts. See page 27for information on waiting times.

Renewed operationIf you activate coding, the device is electronically locked as soon asit is disconnected from the vehicle battery or the continuous positiveterminal 30, which may be the case if the car has been in thegarage for repairs. To use the radio again you must first enter thecode.

1 Switch on the car radio. Display: temporarily SAFE, then 1 - - - -. 1 shows the number of attempts at entering the code.

2 Enter the code number using or using the stationbuttons 1, 2, 3, 4 (as described on page 26).

3 To confirm, press EXP until SAFE briefly appears in thedisplay. The radio switches on.

Note:If you enter an incorrect code number SAFE remains in thedisplay. Start again, taking note of the waiting time betweenattempts (see page 27).

CODING _______________________________________________

SAFE

1----

CODE

1----

SAFE

30

Waiting timesIn order to prevent unauthorised persons from switching on theradio and deactivating the coding by trial and error, waiting timesare set between attempted code entries. During these times thedevice can be switched on and off, but it will not work.The device does not need to be switched on during the waiting time,but it does need to be connected to the permanent + 12 V supply.SAFE in the display means that the waiting time has not yetelapsed. When the waiting time has elapsed the number of the nextattempt appears in the display, for example 2 - - - -. Thefollowing table shows the waiting times after each attempt:

1. ............................................................21 sec.

2 ...........................................................1.5 min.

3 ...........................................................5.5 min.

4 ............................................................22 min.

5 ............................................................1.5 hrs.

6 ............................................................6.0 hrs.

7 .............................................................24 hrs.

8 .............................................................24 hrs.

Note:The waiting time is 24 hours for each subsequent attempt. Afterthe sixth incorrect we recommend that you have your specialistdealer enter the code.

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Fitting the mounting frame and the device,connecting the antennaAsk your dealer for information on fitting equipment and otheraccessories.

1 Fit the mounting frame b in the radio recess a of the vehicle(Fig. 1) (The illustrations are on page 31).

2 Bend the catch flaps c behind the radio recess a inwards or out-wards as necessary depending on the type of vehicle (Fig. 1).

3 Push the device into the fitted mounting frame b as far as it willgo. The device latches in.

Note:The device is very powerful, which means that it heats upconsiderably during operation. You must therefore make surethat no cables or other parts touch the device. If the insulationmelts it could cause a short circuit or even a fire!

4 To pull out the device insert the two removal hooks d into theopening in the front panel and push them in as far as they willgo (Fig. 5).

5 Push both hooks outwards and slowly pull out the device(Fig. 5).

The device is designed for antennas with 75 to 150 impedance. Extended antenna cables, for example for rearmounting, can impair reception. If necessary use an antennaadapter (Fig. 2).

1 Fix the antenna adapter or cable in the plastic holder (Figs. 2and 3).

FuseA 10 A/DIN 72 581 flat fuse is inserted in the device (Fig. 4).

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Power supplyFlat pin connectors A (Fig. 4, page 31):

A 8 Ground connection (minimum cross-section 2.5 mm2 forpositive and ground connection). Connect to terminal 31(Ground) of the vehicle.

A 7 +12 V operating voltage connection (minimum cross-section2.5 mm2 for positive and ground connection). Connect toterminal 30 (continuous positive) of the vehicle.

A 6 Connection for instrument lighting. Is connected to A 6terminal 58 of the vehicle to enable the device illuminationto be controlled together the instrument lights of the vehicle.

A 5 +12 V switching voltage output (max. 0.5 A). When thedevice is on, the switching voltage is on flat pin contact A 5and serves to extend and retract the antenna, provides anoperating voltage for the antenna amplifier, etc.

A 4 Connection for +12 V ignition voltage. Connect toterminal 15 of the vehicle if you want the device to switch onand off with the ignition.

Note:You do not have to connect A 4. In this case the radio mustalways be switched on and off using the IO button, and swit-ches off automatically one hour after the ignition is switched off.

A 2 Phone Mute connection. If you are using a connected carphone, the device is muted and PHONE appears in thedisplay. See also page 24 in the EXPERT level section.

Note:A 2 must be grounded from the Mute output of the carphone/radio phone.

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LoudspeakersFlat pin connector B (Fig. 4, page 31). Maximum output power at 4 louspeakers: 4 x 20 W/4 x 40 W music signal power.

Front loudspeakers Rear loudspeakersB 3 right + B 1 right +B 4 right - B 2 right -B 5 left + B 7 left +B 6 left - B 8 left -

Caution:Do not connect the loudspeaker connections to each other orground them! This can damage the device irreparably.

Additional connectionsFlat pin connectors C (Fig. 4, page 31). CD changer/AUXconnection:

C 13 CD bus control line, for AUX operation connect to C 15.

C 15 CD bus ground.

C 16 +12 V supply voltage for CD changer.

C 17 Switching voltage for CD changer.

C 18 CD-NF ground/AUX-NF ground.

C 19 CD-NF left/AUX-NF left.

C 20 CD-NF right/AUX-NF right.

C 7 Only for service.

C 9 Only for service.

Note:C 7 and C 9 may not be connected.

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Radio reception conditionsReception conditions in the VHF range change all the time during ajourney. Mountains, buildings or bridges can impair reception. Thisis especially true when the station is very distant.

Radio Data System (RDS)RDS is an information system for which most VHF stations transmitadditional signals. With RDS stations, the name of the stationappears as an abbreviation in the display, for exampleANTENNE. RDS stations are broadcast by several transmitters atdifferent frequencies (alternative frequencies). If an RDS station isselected the device automatically switches to the alternativefrequency with the best reception, provided one is available.

Enhanced Other Network (EON)The EON function allows you to hear traffic news, even when youare listening to another RDS station which does not broadcast itsown traffic news. However, this only works if the RDS broadcasteryou are listening to also provides another RDS station with trafficnews. Standby mode for radio traffic news (TP) must also beactivated.

CleaningOnly use a soft, anti-static duster to clean the front panel of thedevice. Polish and cleaning agents can damage the surface of thepanel.

The magnetic head of the tape unit must be kept free of tapeparticles in order to maintain high-quality playback. You shouldtherefore clean the magnetic head every 50 to 100 service hourswith a tape cleaning cassette.

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TroubleshootingIf a fault occurs, first refer to this information before you take thedevice for repair.If you are unable to rectify the fault using the information givenhere, contact your specialist dealer.Never under any circumstances attempt to repair the deviceyourself, as this invalidates the guarantee.

INFORMATION _______________________________________

FaultThe device cannot beswitched on

The security lightdoes not flash

Poor radio reception

Frequent loss of radioreception

Not all loudspeakerswork

CD changer does notwork

Possible causeControl unit not properlyattachedOn/Off button pressed toobriefly

The function is not activated

You are in an area with poorreception conditions

AF function is working in anarea with poor reception

Incorrect BALANCE andFADER settings

The CD magazine is missingor not latched inMechanical faultCD magazine emptyRadio-CD connectioninterruptedCD incorrectly insertedCD changer overheated

RemedyAttach the control unitagainHold down the On/Offbutton longer

Select the EXPERT settings.If you can see BLKOFF in the display, selectBLK ON

Wait until conditionsimprove

Deactivate AF function

Check settings andchange if necessary

Note the error messagesin the displayRead the CD changeroperating manual

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Technical dataThe device complies with the EMC protection standards (ECdirective 89/336 EEC, 92/31 EEC and 93/68 EEC) according tothe EN 55013 and EN 55020 norms.

GRUNDIG Service

INFORMATION _______________________________________

GRUNDIGKundendienst NordKolumbusstrae 14D-22113 Hamburg+49/40-7 33 31-0

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GRUNDIG UK LTD.Elstree Way, Borehamwood,Herts, WD6 1RXGB Grobritannien/Great Britain+44/1 81-3 24 94 00

Technical ServiceUnit 35, Woodside Park,Wood StreetRugby, Warwickshire, CV212NPGrobritannien/ Great Britain+44/1 78-8 57 00 88

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ZusatzanschlsseMesserkontakte C. CD-Wechsler- bzw. AUX-Anschluss:

C 1/2 LINE OUT hinten links/rechtsC 3 MasseC 4/5 LINE OUT vorne links/rechtsC 13 CD-Bus-Steuerleitung, ist fr AUX-Betrieb mit C 15 zu verbinden.C 15 CD-Bus-Masse.C 16 Versorgungsspannung +12 V fr CD-Wechsler.C 17 Schaltspannung fr CD-Wechsler.C 18 CD-NF-Masse bzw. AUX-NF-Masse.C 19 CD-NF links bzw. AUX-NF-links.C 20 CD-NF-rechts bzw. AUX-NF-rechts.C 7 Nur fr Servicezwecke.C 9 Nur fr Servicezwecke.

Hinweis:Die Anschlsse C 7 und C 9 drfen nicht beschaltet werden.Um die Lineausgnge mit Cinch-Kabeln zu verbinden wird der Line-Adapter416 bentigt. Diesen erhalten Sie bei Ihrem Grundig CAR AUDIO Fach-hndler!

Nachtrag zur Bedienunganleitung_______

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Additional connectionsFlat pin connectors C. CD changer/AUX connection:

C 1/2 LINE OUT back left/rightC 3 GroundC 4/5 LINE OUT front left/rightC 13 CD bus control line, for AUX operation connect to C 15.C 15 CD bus ground.C 16 +12 V supply voltage for CD changer.C 17 Switching voltage for CD changer.C 18 CD-NF ground/AUX-NF ground.C 19 CD-NF left/AUX-NF left.C 20 CD-NF right/AUX-NF right.C 7 Only for service.C 9 Only for service.

Note:C 7 and C 9 may not be connected.

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