2892456 - Introduction - ACCESSORIES
This function makes it possible to listen to both sides of the tape without turning it over.Dolby B
This device limits the tape noise and is produced under licence by Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.MUTE
This function, if activated, for example if there is a telephone fitted in the vehicle, turns the volume down to zero when a call is received or made.RDS
The RDS (Radio Data System) is a radio telephone information system which uses a special band - 57 kHz for normal FM transmissions.This function makes it possible to receive various information, such as, for example, traffic news, names of stations, etc.; it also makes it possible to automatically retune a station into the strongest signal transmitting the same programme.PLL Tuning
Digital tuning with a Phase Lock Loop circuit for the best tuning for radio channels.The vehicle is prepared for the installation of a radio system.This preparation comprises:
- radio compartment;
- radio supply cables;
- front loudspeakers located in the doors and separate tweeters, in the front pillars;
- rear loudspeakers, located in the doors;
- connecting cables between radio and loudspeakers;
- aerial;
- aerial coaxial cable.
RADIO
A radio system is available on request, with fixed-type radio with removable front. The radio is a BLAUPUNKT with RDS decoder, cassette player and CD changer control (if installed)
Amplifier section:
- Operating voltage: 14.4 V
- Nominal output power (RMS): 20W
- Output channels: four
Radio section
- Quartz PLL tuner
- RDS function selector
- Band selector (FM1 FM2 FM3 MFT MW LW);
- Cassette/CD selector;
- Preselected stations scanning
- Preselection / memorization of up to a maximum of 6 stations per band;
- Manual / Automatic tuning
- Manual / Automatic tuning DOWN
- Tuning mode selection (DX LO);
Cassette section;
- Autoreverse;
- Fast forward and fast rewind;
- Automatic search for previous/next track function;
- Repeat last track function;
- Automatically skip empty tracks on tape function;
- Scan tracks on cassette function;
- Dolby B.
Rear connections
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Radio pin out
Connector APin, Signal1, MUTE function2, N.C.3, Supply controlled by the ignition4, Direct supply5, Aerial supply6, Lighting7, Direct supply8, EarthConnector BPin, Signal1, Right rear speaker2, Right rear speaker3, Right front speaker4, Right front speaker5, Left front speaker6, Left front speaker7, Left rear speaker8, Left rear speakerConnector CThis connector is used for connecting the CD, but also for the 'hands free' microphone for the cellular 'phone:Pin, Signal11, 'Hands free' microphone12, 'Hands free' microphonePin, Signal13, CD / radio change BUS signal14, Radio / CD change BUS signal16, Supply17, Digital earth18, Audio earth19, Left audio signal20, Right audio signalCd connection
A multipole cable is present - connector C - for connecting a CD player, which can be fitted under the front right seat.
Aerial
The car has an aerial located on the front of the roof, above the windscreen, connected to the radio via a specific coaxial cable.There is an aerial signal amplifier located on the base of the aerial.If the wiring is present for the 'hands free' cellular 'phone, the normal aerial is replaced by a 'dual function' aerial with two coaxial cables which run parallel.Speakers
As standard, the car is prepared for the installation of a radio system complete with loudspeakers. The acoustic system comprises:
- 2 front diffusers Ø 165 mm - power 20 W, located in the doors
- 2 front tweeters, located on the front pillars
- 2 rear elliptical diffusers (130x180 mm) - power 18 W, located in the doors