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KOMP-FM-GBR

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KOMP-FM-GBR

Week order: FM

Assy week: kompletta

Assy day: 1

Språk: PUBL-GBR

Sidantal: 1210

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0. IntroductionWarranty BookletVehicle binder 0:1Symbols 0:3

1. Operating instructionsDriver´s Handbook 1:1EBS 1:119ADR 1:139Display, graphic 1:147Display, graphic 1:237Adaptive Cruise Control 1:293Load indicator 1:305Numeric language 1:311Tachograph 1390 1:345Tachograph 1324 1:369Geartronic 1:397l-shift 1:421Powertronic 1:447All wheel drive 1:467Rear Air Suspension 1:479Full air suspension 1:515Volvo´s Swap body undercarriage 1:555Hydralic kit 1:575ESP 1:583Tachograph 1:587Tridem 1:737Turntable 1:745

2. Other equipmentDynafleet LT 2:1Dynafleet CT 2:39Dynafleet IT 2:91Radio 2:155Anti-theft alarm 2:203Telephone 2:211Refrigerator box 2:235Refrigerator 2:243Ladder 2:251Adjustment instructions, roof spoiler 2:253Adjustment instructions, roof spoiler 2:261Side underrun protection 2:275

3. MaintenanceMaintenance 3:1Fuses and relays 3:125SCR Emission Control 3:143Spare wheel 3:155Spare wheel retainer behind the cab 3:163Central Lubrication 3:167Particulate filter CRT™ 3:171

4. Other documentsDeclaration of conformity 4:1

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Operating InstructionsADR

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GeneralAn ADR adapted vehicle must be able totransport dangerous goods in such a waythat it does not cause and cannot aggravatea possible accident situation.

The ADR legal requirements differ betweencountries but all are based on the ADR ac-cord. Follow the regulations of the relevantcountry.

In ADR certified trucks the main circuitbreaker cuts the current to all systems inthe truck except for the tachograph.

Caution! Switch off the parking heaterbefore cutting the current. The parkingheater may be damaged if left on when thecurrent is cut.

Note! Do not by-pass the main circuit-breaker. If the main circuit-breaker isby-passed the vehicle no longer fulfills thestatutory requirements and safety demands.

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Switch off the current• Press in the switch on the dashboard

or

• Press the switch on the rear of the cab(optional extra)

When the ignition key is removed from thestarter switch the current is initially cut af-ter twenty minutes. If the parking lamps,parking heater or hazard warning lamps areon or if the air suspension is active (thecontrol button not in the run position) thecurrent will not be cut at all.

When the main current is cut all the sys-tems on the vehicle are shut off, except forthe tachograph.

Warning! Do not cut the current dur-ing a journey! When the current is cutthe engine and important systems areswitched off.

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Turn on the currentSwitch on both emergency switches

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Turn the ignition key to the lowest radioposition.

The ignition key must be left in the ignitionswitch in any position in order for currentto be used during rest and over night stops.The ignition key must have first been in thelowest radio position.

If the parking lamps, parking heater or haz-ard warning lamps are on or if the airsuspension is active (the control button notin the run position) the current will not becut at all, even if the key is removed fromthe starter switch

If the ignition key is already in the radioposition the current will be turned on whenthe emergency switches are reactivated.

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Switch on the current within twenty minutesBoth emergency switches must be on.

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There are two ways to switch the currenton within twenty minutes:

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• First turn the ignition key to the radioposition

• Then turn the ignition key to the offposition

• Finally remove the ignition key fromthe starter switch

The main current will be cut after twentyminutes.

If the parking lamps, parking heater or haz-ard warning lamps are on or if the airsuspension is active (the control button notin the run position) the current will not becut at all.

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• Hold in the starter switch for two sec-onds

The main current will be cut after twentyminutes.

If the parking lamps, parking heater or haz-ard warning lamps are on or if the airsuspension is active (the control button notin the run position) the current will not becut at all.

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Operating InstructionsTachograph 1324

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System overview ..................................................................................................................... 1

General information .............................................................................................................. 2

Operating controls ................................................................................................................. 3

Enable the device ................................................................................................................... 5Opening the drawer .............................................................................................................. 5Inserting the driver 2 chart ................................................................................................... 6Inserting the driver 1 chart ................................................................................................... 6Setting the time groups ........................................................................................................ 8

Removing the charts .............................................................................................................. 9

Driver change ....................................................................................................................... 10

Adjusting the time ................................................................................................................ 11

Messages ............................................................................................................................... 12A message is being displayed ............................................................................................ 12Displaying the error memory ............................................................................................. 13Error code Overview .......................................................................................................... 14Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................. 15Updating the chart carrier .................................................................................................. 15

Description of the chart ....................................................................................................... 16The appropriate chart for the device .................................................................................. 16Recordings on the front part of the chart ........................................................................... 17Entries in the centre field ................................................................................................... 18The rear side of the chart .................................................................................................... 19

Recording of failures ........................................................................................................... 20

Appendix ............................................................................................................................... 21Compulsory inspection of tachographs .............................................................................. 21Maintenance and cleaning .................................................................................................. 21

Definitions contained in these operating instructions

Driver 1 = The person who is driving the vehicle at the moment or who will be driving the vehicle.

Driver 2 = The person who is not driving the vehicle.

Contents

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System overview
The new tachograph 1324 sets new stand-ards in performance, technology, and design due to its modular design with separate dis-play and recording. The tachograph 1324, which is in DIN radio compartment format, is an innovative system component.

Driver 1 and driver 2 conveniently select the respective working time groups via the con-trol keys.

Besides the date, time and distance travelled, the selected working time groups and the symbols of the inserted charts are clearly shown in the display. Failures at the device or of a system component will be signalled automatically.

Like before, the vehicle speed and the dis-tance travelled as well as the driver specific driving, working and break times are record-ed on the tachograph chart.

Within the immediate field of view of the driver, there is an approved indicating instrument with analogous vehicle speed pointer, digital distance counter, time and trip odometer. The function monitor refers to messages of the tachograph 1324.

Together with the intelligent sensor 2170, the system forms a reliable unit. The sensor provides real-time pulses and encoded data for recording the distance travelled and the vehicle speed.

May all your journeys be pleasant!

Tachograph 1324

Charts

Indicating instrument

Sensor 2170

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General information
The symbols in these operating instructions have the following meanings:

❒ Notes for the operation of the tachograph 1324

• Only open the drawer for inserting or removing the charts. Otherwise, keep it shut at all times to avoid damages and to prevent it from being contaminated.

• Do not use the drawer as a kind of sup-port, like for example, for writing on the charts.

• Do not use any abrasive detergents for cleaning the device, nor any solvents like diluent or naphtha.

• The tachograph 1324 will be installed and sealed by authorised persons. Please do not intervene at the device or at the supply lines.

❒ Notes for the handling of the charts

• The chart is driver-specific and may thus not be transferred to other persons!

• Use charts provided by the manufacturer. Make sure that the full-scale value and the approval mark correspond to those on the tachograph 1324, ➥ see page 16.

• Only insert perfect charts, they may neither be folded, nor be torn at the perimeter and / or at the opening, nor be wavy or damaged in any other way!

• The recorded charts must be safely stored and protected against damage, see also Section 15 of the CR (EEC) No. 3821/85.

❒ Reference to legal provisions

• Those who modify the settings of the controlling device or at the signal feed line, which influence the record issued by the controlling device, especially when intending to deceive, may violate official penal provisions or administra-tive regulations!

ATTENTION! The text next to this symbol contains important information, which has to be observed to prevent the device from being damaged.

NOTES or additional information, which, if not observed, may lead to failures, are marked by this symbol.

Please observe the notes listed below!

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Operating controls
Tachograph 1324

8 7

2

4

3

1

5

6

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Operating controls (see figure page 3)
1 Left-hand keypad

2 Right-hand keypad

3 Display (lit up if the ignition is switched on)• The basic display is shown perma-

nently.• Messages / notes are displayed

automatically, ➥ see page 12.

4 Checkpoint markingfor checking the temporally correct posi-tion of the chart carrier.

5 "Pear-shaped" chart carrier

6 Separating plate between driver 1 and driver 2 chart.

7 Nameplate The manufacturer, device type, inspec-tion mark and serial number are indicatedhere.

8 Hinged drawer

Key for unlocking the drawer.

Key for adjusting the time group for driver 1.

Key for adjusting the time group for driver 2.

Key for selecting the following functions:• "Time Adjustment",

➥ see page 11.

• Display "Error Memory", ➥ see page 13.

Keys for adjusting the time and for displaying the current error messa-ges.

Date + time

Chart + time group symbol, driver 2

Error symbol

Total kilometre reading

Chart + time group symbol, driver 1

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Enable the device
Opening the drawer

1. Press the key.

� In the display, the "Ejection active" symbol is shown. Additionally, a process indicator shows that this proc-ess may take some time.

� Wait until the drawer has been unlocked.

2. Pull out the hinged drawer to the limit stop and tip it down. Remove driver 1 chart if necessary.

3. Tilt separating plate entirely upwards. Remove driver 2 chart if necessary.

The drawer may only be opened, if ...• the vehicle is at a standstill and

• the ignition is switched on.

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Enable the device
Inserting the driver 2 chart

4. The driver 2 inserts the recorded chart with the front side facing up in the "pear-shaped" chart carrier.

5. Tilt separating plate downwards.

Inserting the driver 1 chart

6. The driver 1 inserts the recorded chart on the separating plate in the chart car-rier with the front side facing up.

Before starting to drive, the centre field of the chart has to be duly recorded, ➥ see page 18.

Make sure that the chart is located be-low the spring element (a).

a

Make sure that the tachograph chart is located under the holding-down device (b) and the latches (c) of the pear-shaped chart carrier.

b

c

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Enable the device
Comment on 1 driver operationIn the 1 driver operation, only the chart for driver 1 is to be inserted on the separating plate.

7. Make sure that the position of the chart carrier is temporally correct. The time scale of the chart has to be adjusted to the current time of the display at the respective marker (d).

� If this is not the case, please start the chart carrier settings update, ➥ see page 15.

8. Bring the hinged drawer into a horizontal position and push it in until it latches.

9. The basic display is shown:� including date, time, and the total

number of kilometres, � additionally, the symbols for the in-

serted charts, and current position of the time groups, on the left for driver 1 and on the right for driver 2, are dis-played.

Notes on the basic display• The time of the tachograph 1324 is adju-

sted to the legal time of the country where the vehicle has been registered. The start and the end of the daylight saving time are deposited within the device and will be updated automati-cally. ➥ See also page 14 "Error code overview".

• In case an exclamation mark appears next to the total kilometre reading, there has been a failure. ➥ See also page 14 "Error code overview".

d

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Enable the device
Setting the time groups

2 driver operation10. Driver 1 presses the key.

� Press the key several times, until the desired time group is shown in the dis-play.

11. Driver 2 presses the key.� Press the key several times, until the

desired time group is shown in the dis-play.

As soon as the vehicle starts to drive, the tachograph 1324 will automatically record

• " " for driver 1

• " " for driver 2

and the corresponding symbols will appear in the display.

1 driver operation• Only insert the chart for driver 1 on the

separating plate during 1 driver opera-tion.

• Set the time group for driver 2 to break time " ", otherwise there will be an er-ror message.

Time group distribution

Driver 1Driver 2

= driving times

= other working times

= availability(waiting times, co-driver times, times in sleeping cabin during ride)

= break times and resting periods

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Removing the charts
Remove your chart from the tachograph 1324• in case of a change of driver or vehicle,

• at the end of the working time

• or after 24 hours at the latest.

1. Press key.

� The "Ejection active"symbol is shown in the display. A process indicator sig-nals that the records on the charts are being completed by the Tacho-graph 1324.

� Wait until the drawer has been unlocked.

2. Pull out the hinged drawer to the limit stop and tip it down.

3. Remove the charts and complete the inscription in the centre field, ➥ see page 18.

4. Bring the hinged drawer into a horizontal position and push it in until it latches.

CommentIn case you have, however, switched off the ignition, it is possible that the drawer does not properly lock after closing. In this case, please proceed as follows:

1. Switch on the ignition.� Wait until the ejection procedure has

been finished.

2. Then push in the drawer until it locks into place.

3. Switch off the ignition again.

Automatic switching off of the time group and the distance recordingIn case the drawer remains closed with the charts inserted for more than 25 hours, the tachograph 1324 automatically records the time group " " for driver 1 and 2. The tachograph 1324 thus goes easy on the vehi-cle batteries.

Notes on a standstill of the vehicle

The drawer may only be opened, if ...• the vehicle is at a standstill and

• the ignition is switched on.

Please do not switch off the ignition while the "Ejection active" symbol is shown on the display!

If the vehicle will not be used for a long time, please make sure that there is no chart in the tacho-graph 1324; e.g. in case of mainte-nance or repair work or immobilisa-tion of the vehicle.

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Driver change
In case the driver changes the vehicle during his daily working time, he has to take the chart with him and note the vehicle change on the rear of the chart.

Case 1:The crew changes among them-selves, driver 2 becomes driver 1:

1. Exchange the charts.� Driver 1 (now driver 2) places his

chart below the separating plate and driver 2 (now driver 1) on the separat-ing plate.

2. Select the desired time groups.� The new driver 1 presses the key ,

the driver 2 the key .

Case 2:Driver 1 or driver 2 leaves the vehi-cle:1. The respective driver takes his chart with

him.

2. The new driver 2 places his chart below the separating plate. or:The new driver 1 places his chart on the separating plate.

CommentIn case there is no new driver 2, the time group has to be switched to break time " ", otherwise an error message will be displayed.

Case 3:Driver 1 and driver 2 both leave the vehicle:1. Both drivers remove their charts from

the device.

2. The new crew inserts the chart according to their respective functions (driver 1 or driver 2) in the device.

Record as driver 1

Driver change

Record as driver 2

Chartdriver 2

Chart driver 1

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Adjusting the time
• The function TIME ADJUSTMENT may only be selected if the vehicle is stationary.

• For an automatic synchronisation of the chart carrier and the time, the ignition has to be switched on and there must not be any chart inserted in the tachograph 1324. = Depress key shortly

= Depress key for a longer interval

1. Select the TIME ADJUSTMENT via .

2. Activate the minutes counter via or ,the minutes start to flash.

3. Depress or key until the desired value is being displayed.

4. Activate the hours counter via , the hours start to flash.

5. Depress or key until the desired value is being displayed. � When exceeding or undershooting 00:00, the

date will be adjusted automatically.

6. Acknowledge the time adjustment by depressing the key for more than 2 seconds. The basic display will then be shown again.

CommentIf you adjust the time while a chart is inserted, the er-ror symbol will be shown in the display and the time will be flashing. The tachograph 1324 will remind you to update the chart carrier settings; ➥ see page 15.

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The tachograph 1324 monitors the function-ing of the system and automatically signals any failure occurring in one of the compo-nents, the device or the handling. Messages

and notes may be shown in the display imme-diately after having closed the drawer or when the failure occurs.

A message is being displayed

• The function monitor (1) at the indi-cating instrument is lit up,

• an exclamation mark (2) will appear next to the total kilometre reading in the tachograph 1324 display and ...

• depending on the error type either the complete time display (3) is flashing or the colon between the digits may stop to flash.

• Additionally, the error is recorded in an electronical memory, ➥ see "Displaying the error memory".

• Some failures are also documented by the tachograph 1324 on the chart, ➥ see page 20.

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Displaying the error memory

To find out the reason for the error message please refer to the ERROR MEMORY menu.

The display ERROR MEMORY function may only be selected if the vehicle is at a standstill!

1. Select the ERROR MEMORY menu by shortly depressing the key twice.

2. Via or , other active errors may be displayed.

3. Call up the basic display again,– Depress key for more than 2

seconds– or do not depress any key for 20

seconds.

= Depress key shortly = Depress key for a longer interval

Error start

Symbol with error code

Other error messages available

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Error code Overview

Displayed message Code Meaning / measure

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900B

= Error during CAN transmission

Contact Volvo workshop.

900F = Keypad error, key pressed too long or blocked

9010 = LCD error (display)

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9052

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Driver 1 chart is missingDriver 2 chart is missing(This message will appear when switching from to , for example, while the chart is missing.)

Insert chart(s).

(Time is flashing)

9053 = • The tachograph 1324 has automatically changed over to the beginning or the end of the daylight saving time,

• or the time has been adjusted with the chart inserted.

Note: update the chart carrier settings, ➥ see page 15.

9060 = Error at the drawer

Start the ejection procedure and close the drawer again afterwards.

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9062

9063

= Error in recording system(The tachograph 1324 will record these errors on the chart, ➥ see page 20.)

(Time is flashing)

9064 = Error during chart carrier settings update

Update the chart carrier settings once again, ➥ see page 15.

(Colon is not flashing)

9064 = Error in the driving mechanism of the chart carrier

Check whether the charts have been correctly inserted.

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Troubleshooting

After having remedied the error cause, e.g. in case of an operating error, the message will automatically be deleted.

Updating the chart carrier

1. Open the drawer and remove both charts.

2. Close the drawer again.� The tachograph 1324 will automati-

cally update the time of the chart car-rier, and the error symbol and the time will then stop to flash.

3. Open the drawer and insert new charts if necessary. The tachograph 1324 will be ready for use again.

Displayed messages Code Meaning / measure

9430 = Error at "B7" v-pulse output

A00C = Internal error

A050 = Trip without driver 1 chart(Error code cannot be found in the error memory.)

Insert driver 1 chart.

A400 = Power loss(Error code cannot be found in the error memory. The tachograph 1324 will record a power loss on the chart, ➥ see page 20.)

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Error during sensor 2170 communicationError in sensor 2170 key / serial number / signal (The tachograph 1324 will record these errors on the chart, ➥ see page 20.)

In case one of the messages is shown repeatedly, consult a authorized ser-vice workshop!

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Description of the chart
The appropriate chart for the device

Outside the EU, the respective national ap-proval marks and provisions are valid.

Depending on the full-scale value and the de-vice design, you may use the following charts within the tachograph 1324:

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When using (ordering) charts, always ensure that the full-scale value (1) and the approval mark (2) of the tachograph 1324 correspond to the details (3) or (4) on the chart respec-tively.

Standard chart Volvopart no.

Chart for electronical evaluation

Volvopart no.

Approval mark

125-24 EC 4K 3985719 125-24/2 EC 4B 20400028 e1-83

125-3300-24/2 EC 4B 20400029 e1-85

= Chart for versions with engine speed recording (rpm).

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Recordings on the front part of the chart

1 Time scale

2 Opening markerEach opening of the drawer is being recorded.

3 Speed recording in kph

4 Time group recording

5 Centre field

6 "Pear-shaped opening"Ensures the temporally exact positioning of the chart.

7 Distance travelled

Note

8 Additional recording (option)Recording of additional working groups, e.g.: use of blue light, a police siren, etc.

Evaluation of chartsBesides the direct reading of the records, there is also the possibility of a precise eval-uation of the recorded data. Further details will be readily provided by a Siemens VDO distributing centre.

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An up- or downward movement corresponds to 5 km.

The distance recording will be interrupted if ...

• the time group switches have been

set to break time " " for both driv-ers and

• the ignition has been switched off and

• the additional record (option) is not active.

When the ignition is switched on, the re-cording of the distance will be continued correctly in terms of time and position.

= 5km

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Entries in the centre field

CommentThe entering of the name and first name as well as statements on the beginning and the end of the use is required by law and forms the basis of a later evaluation of the chart.

a) ... before trip

b) ... after trip

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b)

name and first name of the driver

place of departure

date of insertion (upper line)

vehicle registration number

beginning odometer reading

place of arrival

date of chart retrieval (bottom line)

ending odometer reading

distance travelled (may be entered)

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The rear side of the chart

The tachograph 1324 has two basic chart types:c) without rpm recordingd) with rpm recording

1 Entry field for the time groupsThis entry field is used for manual entries of the time groups. Manual entries are required if, for example, the crew members work away from the vehicle and therefore are not able to operate the tachograph 1324 or else in case of a fail-ure of the time group recording mecha-nism.

2 Centre field In the centre field, up to three vehicle changes may be entered manually. The following data is required:

3 Approval mark field This part of the rear side containsinformation on the approval numbers of the chart and the devices for which the chart is approved.

4 RPM recordingThe temporally exact recording (in rpm) is carried out on the rear side of the chart for driver 1.

NoteThe markers (4a) will be displayed for ignition on / off.

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time of vehicle change

the registration number of the new vehicle

odometer reading at start of journey

odometer reading at end of journey

distance travelled (may be entered)

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Power loss In case there is power available again, the tachograph 1324 will draw a line (1) on the chart shortly after the vehicle has started to move.

Sensor 2170 disconnectionFailure of the transmission link between sensor 2170 � tachograph 1324:• As soon as the vehicle stands still, the marker (2) is

shown.

or

• The marker (3) is displayed immediately after the fail-ure and remains there, until the cause of the failure has been remedied.

Device failuresFailures in the recording mechanism may cause the following recording errors:• Marker (4), defect within the v-recording mechanism.

• Marker (5) and (6), defect within the recording mecha-nism for the time group and distance record.

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Compulsory inspection of tachographs

The vehicle owner is obliged to have the installed tachograph 1324 inspected at regular intervals.

At least once every two years, the proper op-eration of the tachograph 1324 has to be test-

ed, e.g. in conjunction with the technicalinspection of your vehicle.

Please ensure that the installation plate is replaced at each inspection and contains the information required.

Maintenance and cleaning

The tachograph 1324 is equipped with modern, maintenance-free technology. For this reason, preventive maintenance work is not required.

In case they are dirty, you may clean the housing, the display and the function keys by means of a slightly moistened cloth. In case this proves insufficient, special cleaning or preservative agents for plastics may also be used.

© 10.01 by Siemens VDO Automotive AG

Responsible for the contents:Siemens VDO Automotive AGInformation Systems Commercial VehiclesP.O. Box 1640D-78006 Villingen-Schwenningen

All modifications of technical details compared to the description, data and figures of these operating instructions are reserved.

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Operating InstructionsGeartronic

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Introduction .......................................................................................... 1Geartronic, general .............................................................................. 1

Instruments and controls .................................................................... 2Info Display ......................................................................................... 2Gear lever ............................................................................................ 4Buttons ................................................................................................. 5

Starting and stopping .......................................................................... 6Starting instructions ............................................................................ 6Stopping the vehicle ............................................................................ 6

Driving .................................................................................................. 7Automatic shifting ............................................................................... 7Driving programme ............................................................................. 9Kick-down. ........................................................................................ 10Manual shifting ................................................................................. 11Reverse/crawl gears ........................................................................... 12Starting uphill/downhill .................................................................... 14Clutch ................................................................................................ 14In case of gearbox malfunction ........................................................ 15

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Introduction 1

Geartronic, generalGeartronic is an automatic shifting systemmounted on the VT2014B/VT2514B. Thegearbox has 14 forward gears and 4 reversegears. The Geartronic changes gears auto-matically, but the driver can also choose tochange gear manually, either in low andhigh range. The clutch is controlled auto-matically and consequently there is noclutch pedal.

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Info DisplaySelect the GAUGES menu from the displayto view information on Geartronic (appliesto both a stationary vehicle and one in mo-tion). The display provides information oncurrent gear position and which gears areavailable.

”The Geartronic display” is divided intosmaller sections showing:

1 Driving programme2 Selected gear3 Available gears (down/up)4 Lever position

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1. Driving programmeThe section to the left of the display showsthe driving programme. The followingmodes are available:

E = economy

P = power

B = braking1

H = hold

L = ”limp-home” function.

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2. Selected gearThe section to the right of the displayshows the current gear and high split (H) orlow split (L).

Gear no.1 - 6

N/n = neutral

R/r = reverse gear

c = crawl gear

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3. Available gearsThe section second from the left of the dis-play shows with arrows the number oflower gears (half steps) that are available(maximum 3 arrows).The section second from the right of thedisplay shows how many higher gears areavailable in the same way (maximum 3 ar-rows).

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4. Lever positionThe section in the middle of the displayshows the selector lever position.

A = automatic

N/n = neutral

c = crawl gear

R/r = reverse gear

Lever position 1-6

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E 5�

5H

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Gear leverWhen engaging a gear, move thegently tothe desired gear position.

Note! Do not press hard on the lever. Thegear will not be engaged any faster.

The engine must be running before a gearcan be engaged. The gear lever is used likea manual gear lever except that there is noclutch pedal. With the gear lever in position”A” gear changing will take place automat-ically. There is also a position ”H”, see“Gear hold” page 8 for more informationabout this position.

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ButtonsChanging up/downThe spring-loaded three-way switch is usedfor:

• splitter gear changing in manual mode

• manual gear changing in automaticmode

• selecting reverse gear

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Economy/Power (E/P)There is an economy/power button (E/P) onthe gear selector housing. This is used to:

• engage/disengage the powerprogramme

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6 Starting and stopping

Starting instructionsThe gear lever should be inneutral posi-tion or the engine will not start.

When the air pressure to the gearbox is toolow, a warning will be displayed automati-cally. An icon will appear on the display atthe same time as the information lampcomes on. Wait until the lamp has gone outbefore driving off.

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Stopping the vehicle• Apply the parking brake.

• Move the gear lever to neutral (thegear lever must be in neutral in orderto start the engine).

• Stop the engine.

Note! The parking brake must always beapplied when the vehicle is parked or if thedriver leaves the driver’s seat for any otherreason.

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Automatic shiftingThe simplest way of driving the vehicle un-der normal conditions is to use automatic(position ”A”). Gear changing takes placeautomatically and the driver can concen-trate on the actual driving.

When changing gear, the system will con-trol the clutch, gearbox shifting and engineacceleration. The system selects the gearand the time for the gear change foroptimum driving performance based on ac-celerator pedal position, vehicle weight,road inclination, vehicle acceleration, etc.

It is possible to select a couple of gears upor down manually even in automatic mode.The arrows in the display specify howmany steps it is possible to change up ordown. Use the switch on the side of thelever to change gear.

Note! When changing a gear, the accelera-tor pedal shouldnot be released.

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Gear holdThis function is used in automatic modeonly.

The hold function can be used in all for-ward gears (1L to 6H).

The hold function marked with an ”H” islocated on the gear lever behind position”A”. When the lever is moved to ”A”, thehold function ”H” is locked to prevent itfrom being engaged unintentionally. Whengear changes are not desired (e.g. whendriving uphill), the lever is moved from”A” to the spring-back position ”H”. Nofurther gear change will take place and thecurrent gear will ”remain” engaged. Thedisplay shows an ”H”.

To return to automatic mode, move thelever once more towards ”H”. If the enginespeed drops towards idling, the hold func-tion will be disengaged automatically and alower gear will be engaged. The systemwill then return to the programme (E/P)that was active before the hold functionwas activated.

Note! There is a risk of over-speedingwhen the hold function is used.

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Driving programmeThere are three different driving pro-grammes:

• economy• power• braking

EconomyThe is always active when starting the mo-tor (showed with an E in the display). Theeconomy programme gives priority to fueleconomy and is used when driving undernormal conditions.

PowerThe power programme is activated and de-activated using the E/P button (see picture).The power programme is used when driv-ing in hilly terrain requiring up and downgear changes at higher engine speeds thanis normal with the economy programme.

BrakesThe braking programme is engaged withthe auxiliary brake lever. See the driver’smanual.

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Kick-down.Kick-down is activated by pressing the ac-celerator pedal all the way down (position”B”). Kick-down will often result in alower gear being engaged so that the en-gine works at a higher speed. This ispossible in both economy and power pro-grammes but not in hold position.

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Position A = full throttlePosition B = kick down

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Manual shiftingYou can select to drive only with manualshift or ”take over” from the automaticshifting system whenever necessary. Thegear lever is used like a normal gear leverexcept that there is no clutch pedal.

When engaging a gear, push the gear levergently towards the desired position.

Note! Do not press hard on the lever. Thegear will not be engaged any faster.

High/low splitOn the left-hand side of the gear lever is abutton for the manual selection of high/lowsplit. The splitter gear is changed immedi-ately when the spring-loaded button isreleased. The selected splitter gear is shownon the display. An up arrow indicates lowsplit and a down arrow indicates high split.

When the splitter gear and basic gear arechanged simultaneously, the split can bepre-selected by holding in the button andmoving the gear lever to the desired posi-tion.

High/low rangeHigh and low range is selected automati-cally by the system depending on the speedof the vehicle.

Note! When changing gear, the acceleratorpedal shouldnot be released.

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Reverse/crawl gearsTo prevent reverse or crawl gears being en-gaged unintentionally, the gear lever has aresistance built in.

Reverse gearsThe gearbox has four reverse gears (rL, rH,RL, RH). The vehicle must be stationarybefore the reverse gear can be engaged.Moving the gear lever to position ”R” pre-selects the low range and low split (rL)whereby the reverse gear can only bechanged by using the button on the gearshaft.

Note! The vehicle must be stationary be-fore changing between low and high range.The splitter gear can be changed whiledriving, however.

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Crawl gearsThe gearbox has two crawl gears (cL andcH).

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Starting uphill/downhillConsideration must be taken to the inclineof the hill and the gross weight of the vehi-cle/combination when selecting startinggear on hills.

• The vehicle can be kept still using theparking brake or trailer brake.

• Select a gear.

• Press the brake pedal.

• Release the brake once the clutchstarts to pull.

ClutchThe clutch is a ”dry plate clutch”, i.e. noconverter. Therefore, never allow the clutchto slip in high gear when pulling away. Theinformation lamp will come on and a sym-bol will appear on the display if the clutchoverheats.

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In case of gearbox malfunctionThe Geartronic system is equipped with alimp-home function that makes it possibleto drive a short distance if there is a faultin the gearbox or clutch position sensor.

Note! The limp-home function should onlybe used for short distances.

The functions are activated by simultane-ously pressing in button ”E/P” and movingthe gear lever to position 1.

The following functions are affected:

• automatic mode is not available

• only low split is available

• only low range is available

The following gears can be used:

• reverse, low range/split (rLSLR)

• 1st gear, low split (1LS)

• 2nd gear, low split (2LS)

• 3rd gear, low split (3LS)

The limp-home function can be deactivatedwhen the ignition is turned off.

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Index

AAir pressure, gearbox. . . . . . 6Automatic shifting . . . . . . . 7Available gears. . . . . . . . . 3

BBraking programme . . . . . . 9Buttons . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

CClutch . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Crawl gears . . . . . . . . . . 13

DDeclutching . . . . . . . . . . 14Driving . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Driving programme. . . . . . 2, 9

EEconomy programme. . . . . . 9Economy/Power (E/P) . . . . . 5Engaging a gear. . . . . . . . 11

GGear hold . . . . . . . . . . . 8Gear lever . . . . . . . . . . . 4General . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

HHigh/low range . . . . . . . . 11High/low split (changing up/down) 11

Hold function . . . . . . . . . 8

IInfo Display . . . . . . . . . . 2Instruments and controls . . . . 2Introduction . . . . . . . . . . 1

KKick-down. . . . . . . . . . . 10

LLever position . . . . . . . . . 3Limp-home function . . . . . . 15

MManual shift . . . . . . . . . . 11

PPower programme . . . . . . . 9

RReverse gears .. . . . . . . . 12

SSelected gear .. . . . . . . . 2Starting and stopping. . . . . . 6Starting instructions . . . . . . 6Starting uphill/downhill . . . . . 14Stopping the engine . . . . . . 6Stopping the vehicle . . . . . . 6

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4x4, 6x6

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Contents

Front wheel drive ................................................................................ 1Engaging front-wheel drive on 6x6 .................................................... 1Engaging front-wheel drive on 4x4 .................................................... 1

Differential lock ................................................................................... 2Engaging the differential locks on 6x6 .............................................. 2Engaging the differential lock on 4x4 ................................................ 4

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Engaging front-wheel drive on 6x61 Make sure none of the wheels are spin-ning

2 Engage the differential lock between therear axles.The control lamp on the instrument panelwill come on.

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3 Move the front-wheel drive switch to itsbottom position.The control lamp on the instrument panelwill come on.

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Engaging front-wheel drive on 4x4Put the switch in its bottom position.

The control lamp on the instrument panelwill come on.

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2 Differential lock

Engaging the differential locks on 6x6Engage the differential lock just beforereaching the slippery surface and disengageit once you have past the slippery surface.

None of the wheels may be spinning beforethe differential lock is engaged!

Warning! Drive carefully once the dif-ferential lock is engaged. Never turncorners on firm ground with the differ-ential lock engaged.

1 Make sure none of the wheels are spin-ning

2 Depress the clutch pedal

3 Engage the differential lock between therear axles.The control lamp on the instrument panelwill come on.

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First position, differential lock intransfer gearbox engaged. Thelamp on the instrument panel willcome on.

4 Engage the differential lock between thewheels on the rear axles.The control lamp on the instrument panelwill flash.

Note! The differential lock is not engageduntil the warning lamp on the instrumentpanel flashes.The differential lock is en-gaged as long as the warning lamp isflashing, even if the switch is turned off.

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6 Engage the differential lock between thefront wheels.The control lamp on the instrument panelwill come on.

7 Release the clutch pedal

8 Drive away from the slippery area

9 Release the accelerator

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The differential lock between the frontwheels will be disengaged if the differentiallock between the rear axles, the differentiallock between the wheels on the rear axlesor the front-wheel drive is disengaged.

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4 Differential lock

Engaging the differential lock on 4x4Engage the differential lock just beforereaching the slippery surface and disengageit once you have past the slippery surface.

None of the wheels may be spinning beforethe differential lock is engaged!

Warning! Drive carefully once the dif-ferential lock is engaged. Never turncorners on firm ground with the differ-ential lock engaged.

1 Make sure none of the wheels are spin-ning

2 Depress the clutch pedal

3 Engage the differential lock between therear wheels.The control lamp on the instrument panelwill flash.

Note! The differential lock is not engageduntil the warning lamp on the instrumentpanel flashes.The differential lock is en-gaged as long as the warning lamp isflashing, even if the switch is turned off.

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5 Engage the differential lock between thefront wheels.The control lamp on the instrument panelwill come on.

6 Release the clutch pedal

7 Drive away from the slippery area

8 Release the accelerator

9 Disengaging the differential locks

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Operating InstructionsVolvo’s Swap body undercar-

riage

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Swap body ............................................................................................ 1Fetch the swap body ........................................................................... 1Leave the swap body .......................................................................... 6

Container .............................................................................................. 9Fetch a container ................................................................................. 9Deliver a container ............................................................................ 12

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Swap body 1

Fetch the swap body1 Check that the load is secure

2 Check that the centre of gravity of theload is in conformity with the vehicle’s ca-pacity

3 Position the vehicle exactly in front ofthe platform’s main members or guidancetunnel

4 Position the guiding members correctlyon the vehicle

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5 Check the length of the platform and ifnecessary place the stop members correctlyon the vehicle

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2 Swap body

6 Open all four container locks on thevehicle

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7 Lower the lock pins with the switch inthe cab

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8 Lower the vehicle with the air suspensionso that when reversing there will be 50 mmclear space between the vehicle and theplatform

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9 Carefully reverse the vehicle in under theplatform

10 Stop when the container locks on thevehicle are under the lock holes in theplatform

11 Raise the vehicle with the air suspensionuntil the support legs have been lifted suffi-ciently off the ground to be manoeuvrable.If ranging with hanging support legs thesupport legs must be lifted 100 mm fromthe ground

Note! Ranging with hanging support legsmust be done at low speed and with maxi-mum care.

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4 Swap body

12 Raise the lock pins with the switch inthe cab

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13 Lock the container locks by turningthem 90�

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14 Put the support legs in the transportposition

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15 Lower the lock pins with the switch inthe cab in order to lock the platform on thevehicle

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16 Put the air suspension in the driving po-sition

17 The vehicle is ready to be driven away

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6 Swap body

Leave the swap body1 Check that the place where the platformis to be put is flat and will take the weightof the platform

2 Position the vehicle in the correct placefor setting down

3 Raise the vehicle with the air suspension

4 Raise the lock pins with the switch in thecab

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5 Position the platform’s support legs in thesetting down position

6 Lock the support legs in the setting downposition

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7 Unlock the container locks

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8 Lower the vehicle with the air suspensionso that there is 50 mm clear space betweenthe vehicle and the platform

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8 Swap body


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10 Carefully drive straight forward outfrom under the platform until the vehicle iscompletely outside the platform

11 Put the air suspension in the driving po-sition


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Container 9

Fetch a container1 Position the guiding members for theswap body in the holders so that a con-tainer can be positioned on the vehicle

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10 Container

3 Check that all four container locks areopen

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4 Raise the air suspension to its highestlevel so that the chassis will not be dam-aged when the container is lifted on

5 The container is lifted on

6 Lock the container locks

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Container 11



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12 Container

Deliver a container1 Lower the air suspension to its lowestlevel so that the chassis is not damagedwhen the container is lifted off


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3 Unlock the container locks

4 The container is lifted off


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14 Container

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Operating InstructionsHydraulic kit

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Connecting to trailer1 Connect the trailer2 Connect electric connections3 Connect hydraulic hose4 Adjust correct pressure with the switch

in the cab.The indicator lamp in the switch willcome on when high pressure is se-lected.

Important! Use the correct hydraulic out-let. Note the hydraulic pressure the traileris constructed for. Then select the hydraulicoutlet that gives that pressure. Thehydraulic outlets are marked with their rel-evant pressure.

T0010290

Switch for selecting the correctpressure.

Emergency stop• Release the lever• Stop the engine

Warning! The superstructure may con-tinue to drop even when the engine isturned off.

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2

Tipping the platformPull the catch forward and lift the lever totip the platform.

T9007845

Pull the catch forward and press down thelever to lower the platform.

T9007846

Release the lever to stop the platform. Thelever will spring back to the centre position.

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Operating InstructionsRadio

VR100, VR200, VR300, VR400

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents ..............................................................................i

System Overview ..............................................................................1

Using the Radio ................................................................................2

Security Code .................................................................................2

Power On/Off .................................................................................2

Language ........................................................................................3

Country Frequency Selection .....................................................3

Display Illumination.......................................................................3

Clock..................................................................................................4

Displaying the Time .......................................................................4

Setting the Clock ............................................................................4

12- or 24-Hour Format ...............................................................4

Setting Time of Day ...................................................................4

Alarm Clock and Timer..................................................................5

Setting the Alarm Clock .............................................................5

Alarm Clock On / Off / Snooze..................................................5

Alarm Volume.............................................................................5

One Hour Timer..........................................................................6

Audio Controls..................................................................................7

Volume Control ..............................................................................7

Dynamic Distortion Limiting .....................................................7

Balance Control..............................................................................7

Fade Control ...................................................................................7

Treble Control ................................................................................8

Bass Control ...................................................................................8

Midrange Control (Model VR 400 Only) ......................................8

Loudness.........................................................................................8

2- or 4-Speaker Select ....................................................................9

Room Simulation (Model VR 400 Only).......................................9

Speed-Dependent Volume (Model VR 400 Only) .......................10


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Tuning the Radio ............................................................................11

Band Select...................................................................................11

Weather Band ...........................................................................11

Longwave Band ........................................................................11

Tune ..............................................................................................11

Seek ..............................................................................................12

Seek Sensitivity - FM and AM (U.S. Frequency bands only)...12

Scan ..............................................................................................12

RDS (Radio Data System) Features.............................................13

Alternate Frequency Switching (AF) .......................................13

Setting FM Memory

(European programmed radio frequencies only)......................13

Traffic Program (TP) ................................................................14

Program Type Function (PTY).....................................................15

Program Type Interrupt ............................................................29

Program Type Seek...................................................................29

Program Type Scan...................................................................29

Variants/Region Function .........................................................29

Radio Text (RT) ........................................................................20

NEWS Program Button (Model VR 400 only)............................20

Presets..............................................................................................21

Store Preset Stations.....................................................................21

Access the Preset Stations............................................................21

Preset Scan ...................................................................................21

Auto-Store Presets........................................................................22

Emergency Broadcast (Alert/Alarm)............................................22

Emergency Broadcast Volume..................................................22

Using the Cassette Player ..............................................................23

Cassette Select..............................................................................23

Model VR 100 ..........................................................................23

Model VR 200 and VR 400......................................................23

Cassette Tightening and Error Detection .....................................23


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Change Cassette Side ...................................................................23

Model VR 100 ..........................................................................23

Model VR 200 and VR 400......................................................23

Stop and Eject ..............................................................................24

Model VR 100 ..........................................................................24

Model VR 200 and VR 400......................................................24

Pause.............................................................................................24

Model VR 100 ..........................................................................24

Fast Forward and Rewind.............................................................24

Model VR 100 ..........................................................................24

Model VR 200 and VR 400......................................................24

Radio Monitor Function ...............................................................24

Next Music Search (Except Model VR 100) ...............................25

Previous Music Search (Except Model VR 100) .........................25

Canceling a Next/Previous Music Search ....................................25

Dolby Noise Reduction (Model VR 200 and VR 400)................26

Tape Player Care ..........................................................................26

Cassette Tape Care .......................................................................26

Cassette Clean Indicator...............................................................26

Compact Disc (CD) Player ............................................................28

CD Select......................................................................................28

CD Eject .......................................................................................28

Next Track ....................................................................................28

Previous Track..............................................................................28

Fast Forward.................................................................................29

Fast Reverse..................................................................................29

Repeat Play Function ...................................................................29

Random Play Function .................................................................29

Scan Tracks Function (CD Player)...............................................30

Using the CD Changer...................................................................31

CD Changer Select .......................................................................31

CD Select......................................................................................31


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Repeat Track Function .................................................................31

Repeat CD Function .....................................................................31

Random Track Function ...............................................................32

Random CD/Track Function ........................................................32

Scan Tracks Function ...................................................................33

Scan CDs Function.......................................................................33

Infrared Remote .............................................................................34

Power On/Off ...............................................................................34

Volume..........................................................................................34

Mute..............................................................................................34

Radio Select..................................................................................34

Radio Tune ...................................................................................34

Radio Seek....................................................................................34

Radio Presets ................................................................................34

Cassette Select..............................................................................35

CD Select (Single, Integrated CD)...............................................35

Track Select ..................................................................................35

CD Changer Select .......................................................................35

CD Select......................................................................................35

Steering Wheel Controls................................................................36

Volume..........................................................................................36

Radio Manual Tune ......................................................................36

Radio Seek....................................................................................36

Cassette Fast Forward/Rewind .....................................................36

CD Track Select ...........................................................................36

CD Select......................................................................................36

Additional Inputs / Outputs ..........................................................37

Switched Auxiliary Outputs .........................................................37

Low-Level Audio Outputs............................................................37

Auxiliary Audio Input ..................................................................37

Selecting Speakers for Auxiliary Audio ...................................37

Cell Phone Mute...........................................................................37


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System Overview 1

System OverviewFour models of the radio are available:

• AM/FM/Mechanical Cassette –

Model VR 100

• AM/FM/Logic cassette with exter-

nal CD changer capability – Model

VR 200

• 1-Din AM/FM/CD player with

external CD changer capability –

Model VR 300

• 2-Din AM/FM/Logic Cassette/CD

player with external CD changer

capability – Model VR 400

In addition to the front panel controls for

these radios, most models can also be

controlled using an optional remote

wireless control or optional steering

wheel-mounted controls.

Model VR 100

Model VR 200

Model VR 300

Model VR 400


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2 Using the Radio

Using the RadioNotice: Before using the manual, check

to see what radio model is in your vehi-

cle. Some system features described may

not apply to your radio.

Security Code

Your radio is protected by a security

code. The security code can be found on

a label delivered with the radio. The

security code cannot be changed.

Note: Certain vehicles have optional

electronic devices that will automatically

enter the security code if power is inter-

rupted.

Note: Contact your local dealer regard-

ing your security code if lost.

When the radio power is first turned on

after power has been interrupted, “ID

CHECK” and then “LOCK” is displayed

for 3 seconds. Then “0000” is displayed.

To unlock the radio, enter the four-digit

security code found on the removable

label by doing the following:

If the code is entered correctly, the radio

will switch to the last active mode (i.e.

FM, CD, etc.) and is ready to use.

If the code is entered incorrectly, you

can try 2 more times. After 3 incorrect

entries, the radio will display “LOCK.”

You must turn the radio off, while leav-

ing the ignition and battery on, for 1

continuous hour before attempting to

unlock the radio again.

Power On/Off

Turn to scroll forfirst number.

Press to select number.

Press to turn ON/OFF.

Turn to scroll tosecond number.


Turn to scroll tothird number.


Turn to scroll tofourth number.



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Using the Radio 3

Language

To select the desired Radio Data System

(RDS) Program Type Function (PTY)

display language, turn the radio off,

(English, French, and Spanish in US-

selected frequency bands, or English,

French, German, Italian, and Spanish in

European-selected frequency bands).

After the desired language is displayed

for 5 seconds, the setting is saved and

the display returns to the default.

Country Frequency SelectionDifferent countries broadcast on different

sets of radio frequencies. You can select

from several different country-specific

radio frequency bands.

To select a country frequency band,

until the current country frequency band

is displayed.

AMERICAS > EUROPE > AUSTRALI

> JAPAN > ARGENTIN > SAUDI

The selected band will be saved after 5

seconds.

Note: When a new country is selected,

all preset stations from the previous

country are erased.

Display Illumination

All of the radio controls are illuminated

for nighttime viewing. Dimming the

vehicle interior lights will also dim the

radio controls.

Press and holdfor 2 seconds.

Press and hold for 3 seconds.

Press to scrollthrough available bands.

Turn to scroll through available

languages.


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4 Clock

Clock

Displaying the Time

When the ignition is on, the time of day

is displayed, even when the radio is off.

When the ignition is off, you can display

the time for 5 seconds.

While the radio is on and in any mode,

press and release the DISP button to

change the display from the current dis-

play to the time of day.

Note: If the radio is currently tuned to

an RDS broadcast, it may require several

presses to see the time of day.

Setting the clock

12- or 24-Hour FormatYou can select either a 12-hour or 24-

hour style time display.

To change the time format,

until “12/24” is displayed. The number

shown after “12/24” indicates which for-

mat is selected (12-hour or 24-hour). To

change this number, press the SELECT

knob. After 5 seconds, the setting is

saved and the display returns to default.

Note: When the European frequency is

selected, 24-hour format is selected

automatically; however, it can be

changed by following the previous steps.

Likewise, when Non-European frequen-

cy is selected, the 12-hour format is

selected automatically, but can also be

changed as described above.

Setting Time of DayTo change the time of day:

After 5 seconds, the setting is saved and


Press to displaythe time.



Turn to display TIMESET,then press.

Turn to correct hour. Press until minutes flash.

Turn to correct minutes.


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Clock 5

Alarm Clock and Timer(Except Model VR 100)

Setting the Alarm ClockTo set the alarm clock,

If the radio is set to the 12-hour format,

“AM” or “PM” is also displayed.



Note: If the radio is in the 12-hour for-

mat, be sure the setting correctly shows

AM or PM.

Alarm Clock On / Off / SnoozeTo turn the alarm on or off, press and

hold the SELECT knob for 3 seconds

until “12/24” is displayed, then turn the

SELECT knob until “ALARM” is dis-

played. Press the SELECT knob to

choose between “Y” (On) or “N” (Off).


the display returns to the default. When

the alarm is set, the alarm icon ALARMis displayed.

If the radio is on when the alarm time is

reached, a beeping alarm sounds and the

alarm time is shown. If the radio is off

when the alarm time is reached, the last

radio mode turns on.

In either case, if you press any of the

radio buttons while the alarm is going

off, the alarm “snoozes” for 9 minutes.

After 9 minutes, the alarm turns on

again and remains on until snooze is

activated or the alarm is turned off, as

described above.

Note: If the alarm is not turned off or

the snooze mode is not activated, the

alarm will stop after 18 minutes to avoid

discharging the battery.

Alarm VolumeYou can adjust the volume of the alarm

by pressing and holding the SELECT

knob for 3 seconds until “12/24” is dis-

played. Then turn the SELECT knob

until “AL VOL” is displayed and turn

the VOLUME knob to increase or

decrease the volume of the alarm.




Turn to display ASET.

Turn to correct hour.

Turn to change hour. Press until minutesflash.

Turn to change minutes.


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6 Clock

One-Hour TimerYou can set the radio to play for one

hour and then automatically turn off.

To turn the radio on for another hour,

with the ignition off, press the VOL-

UME knob. After 1 hour of play, the

radio will turn off. To turn the radio on

for another hour, press the VOLUME

knob again.


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Audio Controls 7

Audio Controls The bass and treble audio settings apply

to all radio modes (AM/FM, LW or WX,

cassette and CD). A separate set of the

following audio adjustments can be

stored for each mode.

Note: LW (longwave) is available only

on European models. WX (weather) is

available only on U.S. models.

Volume Control

While listening in any mode,

If you are currently adjusting the sound

quality of the radio, (e.g., BASS, TREB,

BAL, FADE), push the AUD button until

“VOL” is displayed, then turn the VOL-

UME knob as described above.

Dynamic Distortion LimitingDynamic Distortion Limiting automati-

cally limits the audio distortion level

caused by playing the radio too loud. You

do not need to set or adjust this feature.

Balance Control

To adjust the left/right balance,

After 5 seconds, the display returns to

the default.

Fade Control


default.

Turn to adjust volume.

Press AUD repeatedlyto display BAL.

OR

OR

Turn VOLUME to adjust BALANCE.

Turn SELECT to adjust BALANCE.

Press AUD repeatedlyto display FADE.

Turn VOLUME to adjustsound between frontand back speakers.

Turn SELECT to adjust soundbetween front and back speakers.


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8 Audio Controls

Treble Control


the default.

Bass Control


the default.

Press AUD repeatedlyto display TREB.

Turn VOLUME to adjust TREBLE.

Turn SELECT to adjust TREBLE.

Press AUD repeatedlyto display BASS.

Turn VOLUME to adjust BASS.

Turn SELECT to adjust BASS.

Midrange Control (Model VR 400 only)


the default.

Loudness

The Loudness feature boosts the low

(bass) frequency response at low volume

levels, improving the sound quality. The

amount of boost automatically decreases

as volume is increased. On the Model

VR 100,

The “LOUD” icon will be displayed.

All other Models have an Auto-Loudness

function. The feature cannot be turned

on or off.

OR

Press AUD repeatedlyto display MID.

Turn VOLUME to adjust MIDRANGE.

Turn SELECT to adjust MIDRANGE.

Press to LOUDNESS on.Press again to turn off.

Press to turn off.

OR

OR


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Audio Controls 9

2- or 4-Speaker Select

Depending on the radio speaker installa-

tion in your vehicle, 2- or 4-speaker out-

put can be selected. To change this

selection,

When the 2-speaker option is chosen,

the rear speakers are disabled and the

fade adjust setting is not available.



Room Simulation (Model VR 400 Only)

You can select one of 5 acoustic settings,

simulating different listening environ-

ments and providing a variety of sound

qualities:

TALK: This mode limits the fre-

quency response and delays audio

from the rear speakers compared to

the front speakers. This effect is

very useful on AM talk radio

because it filters much of the noise

and moves the audio image for-

ward.

LIVE: Simulates the acoustics of

live musical performance in a larger

room.

AUDITORIUM: The same effect

as LIVE, but more pronounced,

giving the feeling of an even larger

room.

ARENA: Creates the effect of

being in a large arena.

DRIVER L or DRIVER R: The

sound from the driver side front

speaker is delayed with respect to

the passenger side front speaker,

creating the effect of shifting or

moving the audio image (for left

hand and right hand drive vehicles).

To select a Room Simulation,

Press for 3 seconds todisplay 12/24.

Turn to display SPKR.

Press to choose2 or 4.

Press AUD untilRSIM is displayed.

Turn VOLUME to selectsound effect.

Turn SELECT to selectsound effect.

OR


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To change the degree of effect for the

selected simulation

from 0 (minimum) to 15 (maximum).


the display returns to default as indicated

on the display.

Speed-Dependent Volume(Model VR 400 only)

The Model VR 400 can automatically

adjust the volume based on your vehi-

cle’s speed, turning the volume up as

you travel faster and down as you travel

slower. This adjustment helps the radio

to be heard over vehicle and road noise.

To turn on Speed-Dependent Volume,

change to “N” (off), “1” (low setting),

“2” (medium setting) or “3” (high set-

ting).

Note: The volume change is heard only

while the vehicle is moving, but may not

be noticeable due to the changes in road

noise.

Press AUD to scrollRSIM # to change the

degree of effect.

Turn VOLUME toincrease or decrease

effect.

Turn SELECT toincrease or decrease

effect.

OR

Press and hold todisplay 12/24.

Turn to display SCV.

Press to chooseamount of volume.


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Tuning the Radio 11

Tuning the Radio

Band Select

You can select from several bands of

entertainment and information radio

services:

U.S. models: AM, FM, WX

European models: FM, AM_MW,

AM_LW

To select a band, (AM, FM, WX):

To select AM_LW with the European

model, first select AM_MW

Weather BandThe National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Administration (NOAA) of the U.S.

Department of Commerce provides con-

tinuous broadcasts of taped weather

messages. These messages are repeated

every 4 to 6 minutes and routinely

updated every 1 to 3 hours. Updates are

more frequent during severe weather.

Most NOAA weather stations broadcast

24 hours a day.

NOAA broadcasts on 7 channels. In

some areas, more than one broadcast

may be available. Select the broadcast

location closest to your location for the

best reception.

Note: The Weather Band option is only

available when the country chosen is

“Americas.” See the Country Frequency

Selection section.

Note: Severe weather condition broad-

casts are not automatically broadcasted

by these radios. You must have the

weather band selected to hear weather

condition information.

When the Weather band is selected, the

radio will display “WX” and a channel

number. The WX icon WX will also be

illuminated.

Longwave Band The longwave frequency band is a

European AM broadcast in the frequency

range of 153 to 279 kHz. It is only avail-

able when the European frequency band

has been selected.

Tune

In any tuner mode (AM, FM, WX or LW)

If you reach the end of a frequency band,

the radio will rollover or “wrap” to the

opposite end of the band and continue

through the band.

Press MODE to displaydesired band.

First press and holdMODE for 3 secondsuntil beep to select

AM_MW.

Press TUNE. Turn to manually tune.

Press MODE to display AM_MW.

EUROPEAN MODELS


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If the select knob is not rotated within 5

seconds, the manual tune function is

cancelled and the SELECT returns to its

default function.

Seek

The radio can automatically seek

stations, finding and stopping on the

next station that exceeds the sensitivity

level set.

To seek for a station in any tuner mode

(AM, FM, WX, LW):

the next higher or lower station on the

current band. The radio mutes as it

searches for the next station with a strong

signal. When it finds a station, the radio

stops seeking and the audio returns to

the original volume.

Seek Sensitivity - FM and AM(U.S. Frequency bands only)In FM and AM tuner modes, the sensi-

tivity of the Seek function can be adjust-

ed to stop at stations with weaker or

stronger signals. To adjust this sensitivity,

After selecting SEEK, you can also

rotate the VOLUME knob to scroll

between the settings.


the display returns to the default. The

“-2” setting will stop only on very

strong signals. The “+2” setting will stop

on weaker signals.

Scan

You can also scan for stations. During a

Scan, the radio searches for the next sta-

tion, pauses on it for a few seconds, and

then searches again for the next station.

To scan while in any tuner mode (AM,

FM, WX or LW), press and hold the

UP/DOWN rocker button to search for

the next higher or lower station on the

current band. The radio displays

Briefly press upor down to SEEK.

Press and hold todisplay 12/24.

Press to scroll between-2 (min) and +2 (max).

Turn to display SEEK.

Press again fornext station.


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“SCAN” and the audio mutes. The radio

searches for and stops on the next station

with a strong signal and the audio returns

to the original volume. After 5 seconds,

the audio mutes again and the radio con-

tinues the scan. To stop the scan, press

the UP/DOWN rocker button.

If no station is found in 2 passes through

the band, the scan will stop at the start-

ing frequency.

RDS (Radio Data System)Features

RDS transmits additional information

encoded on an FM station’s regular sig-

nal. The RDS feature works only with

FM broadcast stations transmitting this

encoded information. RDS broadcast is

widely available in Europe, but less

common in North America.

RDS features include:

• Alternate Frequency switching

• Traffic Program announcements

• Program Type selections

• Radio Text

Alternate Frequency Switching(AF)With the AF feature, the radio automati-

cally switches to another station or fre-

quency, if available, that is broadcasting

the identical program materials as the

original station, when the original station

begins to fade. With AF turned on, you

can drive across a country or continent

while listening to the same program,

without retuning your radio.

To turn the AF feature on,

To turn AF off,

Note: AF networks are common in

Europe, but rare in the US.

Setting FM Memory (European programmed radio frequencies only)You can help the radio make faster Seeks

and AF switches to new frequencies by

using the FM Memory function. This

function searches for and stores the fre-

quencies of local RDS and non-RDS FM

stations in memory. The radio uses this

information so it can more quickly find

and switch to a stronger station when the

currently tuned station begins to fade or a

stronger signal becomes available.

Note: The stations stored using the FM

Memory function are separate from

stored FM Presets.

To manually activate the FM Memory

function and store local radio frequency

information, press and hold the AUTO

While in FM Mode, press and hold TUNE for 3 seconds to display AF-ON.

Press and hold TUNE for 3 seconds to display AF-OFF.

Press UP/DOWN rocker button.

OR


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button for 5 seconds while in FM mode.

The radio also will automatically start an

FM Memory search any time you Seek a

TP station when AF is off, or Seek a TP

station when the radio is not tuned to an

RDS station.

Note: You can’t start an FM Memory

search while the radio is receiving a TP

broadcast.

The radio displays “MEMORY” and the

audio mutes as it seeks for and stores

FM station information.

Note: If TP is turned on when you start

the FM Memory function, the radio dis-

play will indicate “SEARCH” instead of

“MEMORY”.

The FM memory process typically takes

less than 30 seconds, but can take up to

several minutes, depending on the num-

ber and type of stations available. You

can cancel the FM memory search by

turning AF off or pressing and holding

the AUTO button.

To keep the stored FM Memory infor-

mation current, you should occasionally

repeat the FM Memory search to update

the information about local frequencies.

FM Memory information remains stored

until another FM Memory store function

occurs.

Traffic Program (TP)When the Traffic Program feature is

turned on and a traffic announcement is

received, the radio will automatically

interrupt the current mode to broadcast

traffic condition announcements that are

provided by some stations or networks.

Note: TP cannot be turned on in AM,

WX or LW mode.

If TP is turned on and the radio is not

tuned to a station broadcasting traffic

announcements, it will begin to SEEK a

station that broadcasts announcements.

The radio will display “SEARCH”.

During a Traffic Announcement, the

radio display shows “TRAFFIC”.

There are 3 TP icons that may be dis-

played:

TP – Current station can broadcast

traffic announcements, the function

is not enabled.

[ TP ] Flashing – Current station

can broadcast traffic announce-

ments, the function is enabled.

[ ] – The function is enabled, but

there are no stations/networks being

received that broadcast traffic infor-

mation. This can also occur if the

TP function is enabled but the radio

travels out of the broadcast area for

the station/network that was broad-

casting the traffic information.

Press to turn on.[TP] icon will display.

Press again toturn off.


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Tuning the Radio 15

Traffic Announcement VolumeYou can adjust the volume of all Traffic

Announcements by adjusting the volume

while an announcement is being heard.

When the next announcement is

received, the volume will automatically

increase to this volume. When the

announcement is over, the radio will

return to the previous volume setting of

whatever radio mode was playing.

The Traffic Announcement volume set-

ting will be saved for all future

announcements until it is adjusted again.

Program Type Function(PTY)

To select a particular type of music pro-

gramming (Jazz, Sports, Country, etc.),

If a selection is not made within 10 sec-

onds, no PTY will be saved and the

radio will return to the default.

Press to display<PTY> icon.

Turn to scroll throughavailable selections.

Press to SEEK or SCAN.


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European Program Type ListThe PTY listing is shown below:

EUROPEAN PTY LISTING

CODE TYPE ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN

* 0 NO TYPE NO PTY RIEN TPY KEIN PTY

1 NEWS NEWS INFOS NACHRICH

2 CURRENT AFFAIRS AFFAIRS MAGAZINE AKTUELL

3 INFORMATION INFO SERVICES INFO

4 SPORTS SPORT SPORT SPORT

5 EDUCATION EDUCATE EDUCATIF BILDUNG

6 DRAMA DRAMA FICTION DRAMA

7 CULTURE CULTURE CULTURE KULTUR

8 SCIENCE SCIENCE SCIENCES WISSEN

9 VARIED VARIED DIVERS VERSCHIE

10 POP MUSIC POP M M POP POP

11 ROCK MUSIC ROCK M M ROCK ROCK

12 EASY LISTENING EASY_M CHANSONS U-MUSIK

MUSIC

13 LIGHT CLASSICAL LIGHT M M CL LEG LKLASSIK

14 SERIOUS CLASSICAL CLASSICS M CL SER EKLASSIK

15 OTHER MUSIC OTHER M AUTRE M ANDERE M

16 WEATHER WEATHER METEO WETTER

17 FINANCE FINANCE FINANCE FINANCE

18 CHILDREN’S CHILDREN ENFANTS KINDER

PROGRAMS

19 SOCIAL AFFAIRS SOCIAL SOCIETE SOZIALES

20 RELIGION RELIGION RELIGION RELIGION

21 PHONE-ON PHONE IN L OUVERT ANRUFEN

22 TRAVEL TRAVEL VOYAGE FREIZEIT


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Tuning the Radio 17

EUROPEAN PTY LISTING (continued)

CODE TYPE ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN

23 LEISURE LEISURE LOISIRS REISEN

24 MUSIC JAZZ M JAZZ JAZZ

25 MUSIC COUNTRY COUNTRY COUNTRY

26 NATIONAL MUSIC NATION M M NATION NATIONAL

27 OLDIES MUSIC OLDIES RETRO OLDIES

28 FOLK MUSIC FOLK_M FOLKLORE FOLKLORE

29 DOCUMENTARY DOCUMENT DOCUMENT FEATURE

30 ALARM TEST TEST TEST TEST

* 31 ALARM ALARM! ALERTE! ALARM!

32 ANY TOUS ALLE

33 OFF ARRET AUS

ITALIAN & SPANISH PTY LISTINGS

CODE TYPE ITALIAN SPANISH

0 NO TYPE NO PTY NO PTY

1 NEWS NOTIZIE NOTICIAS

2 CURRENT AFFAIRS AFFARI TOPICOS

3 INFORMATION INFORM INFORMAC

4 SPORTS SPORT DEPORTES

5 EDUCATION EDUCAZ. EDUC.

6 DRAMA TEATRO TEATRO

7 CULTURE CULTURA CULTURA

8 SCIENCE SCIENZA CIENCIAS

9 VARIED VARIE DIVERSOS

10 POP MUSIC POP M. POP

11 ROCK MUSIC ROCK M. ROCK

12 EASY LISTENING EASY_M G-EXITOS

MUSIC

13 LIGHT CLASSICAL CLASSICL LIGERA.

14 SERIOUS CLASSICAL CLASSIC2 CLASICA

15 OTHER MUSIC ALTRA M. OTRA M

16 WEATHER TEMPO TIEMPO

17 FINANCE FINANZA ECONOMIA

18 CHILDREN’S PROGRAM BAMBINI INFANCIA

19 SOCIAL AFFAIRS SOCIALE SOCIEDAD

20 RELIGION RELIG. RELIGION


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ITALIAN & SPANISH PTY LISTINGS (continued)

CODE TYPE ITALIAN SPANISH

21 PHONE-ON TELEF. CONSULTA

22 TRAVEL VIAGGI VIAJES

23 LEISURE HOBBY OCIO

24 JAZZ JAZZ JAZZ

25 COUNTRY COUNTRY FOLKLORE

26 NATIONAL MUSIC MUS.ITAL M. NCNAL

27 OLDIES MUSIC OLDIES M_AYER

28 FOLK MUSIC M_FOLK M_FOLK

29 DOCUMENTARY DOCUMENT DOCUMENTAL

30 ALARM TEST TEST PRUEBA

31 ALARM ALLARME ALARMA!

32 ANY TYPE TUTTI ALGUNO

33 OFF SPENTO APAGADO

North American PTY Listing:NORTH AMERICAN PTY LISTING

CODE TYPE ENGLISH FRENCH SPANISH

0 NO PROGRAM TYPE NONE AUCUN NINGUNO

1 NEWS NEWS INFOS NOTICIAS

2 INFORMATION INFO SERVICES INFORMAC

3 SPORTS SPORT SPORT DEPORTES

4 TALK TALK CAUSERIE CHARLA

5 ROCK ROCK_ M `M_ ROCK M. _ROCK

6 CLASSIC ROCK CLS_ROCK ROCK_CLA ROK_CLAS

7 ADULT HITS ADLT_HIT CONTEMP HIT_ADTO

8 SOFT ROCK SOFT_RCK SOFT_RCK ROK_BLDO

9 TOP 40 TOP_40 40_HIT_P 40_PRLES

10 COUNTRY MUSIC COUNTRY COUNTRY COUNTRY

11 OLDIES MUSIC OLDIES OLDIES OLDIES

12 SOFT SOFT SOFT MUS_SUAV

13 NOSTALGIA NOSTALGA BIG_BAND NOSTLGIA

14 JAZZ MUSIC JAZZ JAZZ JAZZ

15 CLASSICAL CLASSICL CLASSIC CLASICOS

16 R & B R AND B R AND B CONTMPOR

17 SOFT R&B SOFT R B SOFT R B CONT_SUA


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Tuning the Radio 19

Program Type Interrupt Program Type Interrupt (PTY) will inter-

rupt all other modes (cassette, CD, etc.)

if a radio station begins to broadcast the

chosen PTY program.

To designate an interrupt, follow the pre-

vious instructions to choose the desired

program type, then press and hold the

PTY button for 2 seconds while the

desired PTY is selected, until

“*” is displayed and the chosen PTY

icon is enclosed in <brackets>.

To cancel the interrupt, press the PTY

button and then rotate the SELECT knob

to display the PTY designated by the

“*”. Press and hold the PTY button for

2 seconds until “*” is no longer dis-

played.

Note: An RDS interrupt can’t interrupt

another RDS interrupt. The first interrupt

received will be played and any others

NORTH AMERICAN PTY LISTING (continued)

CODE TYPE ENGLISH FRENCH SPANISH

18 LANGUAGE LANGUAGE LANGUE IDIOMAS

19 RELIGOUS MUSIC REL_MUSC MUS_REL MUS_REL

20 RELIGOUS TALK REL_TALK CAU_REL CHRL_REL

21 PERSONALITY PERSNLTY PERS PRSONAJE

22 PUBLIC PUBLIC PUBLIC PUBLICA

23 COLLEGE COLLEGE UNIV. UNIVER

24-28 SPARE BLANK

29 WEATHER WEATHER METRO TIEMPO

30 EMERGENCY TEST TEST TEST PBA_EMRG

* 31 EMERGENCY ALERT ALERT! ALERTE ALARMA!

* NOTE: PTYs marked with * cannot be used for a PTY SEEK, but can (only) be

shown in the display.

received during the playback of the first

interrupt will be ignored.

Program Type Seek If PTY is not active, press the PTY but-

ton. Then press the UP/DOWN rocker

button to Seek for the currently selected

program type.

Program Type Scan If PTY is not active, press the PTY but-

ton. Then press and hold the UP/DOWN

rocker button until a beep is heard and

the radio begins to scan for the currently

selected program type.

Variants/Region FunctionWith this function turned on, the radio

will seek or scan for AF network sta-

tions that have the same programming

with only slight differences, like differ-

ent commercials. With this function off,

the radio will not switch to a network

with similar programming.


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To turn this function on or off, press and

hold the SELECT knob until “12/24” is

displayed. Then turn the SELECT knob

until “ACPT VAR” is displayed. You can

choose from the following options:

• To look for identical and similar

stations, choose “ACPT VAR” (in

US) or “REG OFF” (in Europe).

• To look for only identical stations

choose “RJCT VAR” (in US) or

“REG ON” (in Europe).

Press the SELECT knob to choose the

desired option.

After the desired choice is displayed for

5 seconds, the setting is saved and the

display returns to the default.

Radio Text (RT)(Except Model VR 100) The Radio Text function allows you to

read any text messages transmitted by

the currently tuned radio station on your

radio display. These messages could

include song title and artist, station slo-

gans, contest information, etc.

Messages are available when the RT

icon RT s displayed. To view the mes-

sages, press the DISP button until

“TEXT” is displayed. After 3 seconds,

the first line of the message is displayed.

After 2 seconds, the next line of the

message is automatically shown. To

scroll through the message at a faster

pace, press the DISP button. Three sec-

onds after the last line of text is dis-

played, or when the DISP button is

pressed, the default display returns.

NEWS Program Button(Model VR 400 only)

When this feature is active, the radio

will automatically interrupt the current

programming to broadcast news pro-

gramming.

To enable a news interrupt, while in FM

mode,

Press to enable anews interrupt.

Press again to turn off.

Press to SEEKnews programming.

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Presets 21

PresetsYou can enter presets for your favorite

radio stations on each of the radio’s

different bands.

Model VR 100 has 12 FM, 12 AM and 6

WX preset channels (U.S. models only)

or 6 LW preset channels (European

models only). All other models have 18

FM, 12 AM and 6 WX preset channels

(U.S. models only) or 6 LW preset chan-

nels (European models only).

Storing Preset Stations

To store a station as a preset:

1. Tune to the desired station.

“STORE” is cleared from the

display and the preset number stops

flashing.

The audio returns to the original

volume.

Note: If no preset is stored, the radio

will return to the previous mode.

Accessing the PresetStations

Note: If currently tuned to the desired

band, you only need to turn the SELECT

knob.

Preset Scan(Except Model VR 100)

You can Scan through each of the preset

stations in each of the bands.

To Scan through your presets,

Push and release until STORE anda flashing preset number display.

Press MODE untildesired band is displayed

(AM. FM, WX or LW).

Turn to change preset number.

Push to store station at that number.

Turn SELECT to choosepreset station.

Press SCN to display PSCN and begin scanning presets.


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While scanning, the radio pauses for

approximately 5 seconds on each preset.

To stop the scan,

The scan continues until it is stopped.

Note: When scanning through presets,

the radio will only stop on presets where

the station strength is strong enough.

Auto-Store Presets

To automatically store the strongest 18

stations available (12 stations for Model

VR 100) as presets, (AM, FM, WX or

LW):

The radio displays AS and “AUTO” as

the radio searches for and stores stations.

Auto-Store will stop after 18 stations

(12 for Model VR 100) are found and

stored. If there are not enough strong

stations to fill the presets, the stations

discovered will be duplicated until all

memory locations are filled. If no sta-

tions are found, Auto-Store will automat-

ically cancel.

Press the AUTO button at any time to

cancel the Auto-Store function.

Note: When Auto-Store is turned off, the

presets that were saved will be lost and

the radio will return to the presets stored

before Auto-Store was enabled.

Emergency Broadcast(Alert/Alarm)

The feature will interrupt the current

mode and switch to an emergency radio

broadcast. The radio will display

“ALERT” (U.S. models) or “ALARM”

(European models).

Emergency Broadcast VolumeYou can adjust the volume of all

Emergency Broadcasts while a broad-

cast is being heard. When the next

Emergency Broadcast is received, the

volume will automatically increase to

this volume. When the broadcast is over,

the radio will return to the previous vol-

ume setting of whatever radio mode was

playing.

The Emergency Broadcast volume set-

ting will be saved for all future

announcements until it is adjusted again.

Note: You will not be able to adjust the

volume lower than the minimum preset

alert/alarm volume.

You can cancel an alert/alarm by select-

ing any mode (AM, FM, CASS, CD,

etc.).

Press SCN again.

Select any MODE to cancelEMERGENCY BROADCAST

ALERT/ALARM.

Press AUTO to scan for strongest signals and store as presets.


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Using the Cassette Player 23

Using the CassettePlayer

Cassette Select

Model VR 100Insert a cassette into the radio and it will

automatically begin to play. “TAPE_A”

or “TAPE_B” is displayed, depending on

which side of the tape is playing.

Model VR 200 and VR 400 With a cassette inserted, press the

MODE button until “CASS” is dis-

played. “TAPE_A” or “TAPE_B” is dis-

played, depending on which side of the

tape is playing. If no cassette is loaded

when pressing the MODE button, the

radio will display “NO TAPE” and

return to FM mode.

Cassette Tightening andError Detection(Except Model VR100)

Each time a cassette is inserted into the

radio, the player automatically checks

for a loosely wound tape and tightens it

before playing. The player also detects

tapes that are too tightly wound or bro-

ken. If a tightly wound or bad tape is

detected, “BAD TAPE” is displayed and

the tape is ejected.

The Cassette Tightening and Error

Detection feature may prevent cleaning

cassettes from working properly. To use

cleaning cassettes, you can override the

error detection.

After “BAD TAPE” and “DETECT

OFF” are displayed, insert the cleaning

tape.

Change Cassette Side

Model VR 100To play the opposite side of a playing

cassette, press the RW and FF buttons at

the same time.

Model VR 200 and VR 400To play the opposite side of a playing

cassette,

Note: For all models, the cassette is

automatically reversed when it reaches

the end of a side.

If a cleaning tape is rejected, press and hold TUNE for 5 seconds

(while the radio is OFF and the ignition is ON) until BAD TAPE and DETECT OFF display.

Then insert cleaning tape.

To turn CASSETTE TIGHTENING andERROR DETECTION back on,

press and hold TUNE untilBAD TAPE DETECTION is displayed.

Model 100

Press and hold RWand FF buttons at

the same time.

Models 200 & 400

Press SELECT.


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To activate Rewind, press the Rewind

button until “<< REV” is dis-

played. To cancel Fast Forward or

Rewind, press the same button again.

Note: If Radio Monitor (following sec-

tion) is on, you may seek a different

station while the cassette is in Fast

Forward or Rewind mode. While seek-

ing, the display shows “FWD” or “REV”

and the frequency number.

Radio Monitor Function

The Radio Monitor function allows the

radio to be heard while fast forwarding

or rewinding a cassette. To turn Radio

Monitor on or off,

After 5 seconds the selection is saved

and the display returns to the default.

24 Using the Cassette Player

Stop and Eject

Model VR 100To eject the cassette, press the EJECT

button . The tape is ejected and radio

mode is activated. Tapes can be ejected

even while the ignition is off.

Model VR 200 and VR 400To stop play, press the EJECT button

. The radio will return to the last

selected mode.

Press the EJECT button again to

eject the cassette.

To eject the cassette when the radio is in

another mode, press the EJECT button

.

Pause(Model VR 100 only)

To pause a playing cassette, press the

SELECT knob until “MUTE” is dis-

played. To begin playing the cassette

again, press the SELECT knob again.

Fast Forward and Rewind

Model VR 100To activate Fast Forward or Rewind,

press the Fast Forward or Rewind

button.

To cancel the Fast Forward or Rewind,

press the opposite button, or .

Model VR 200 and VR 400To activate Fast Forward, press the Fast

Forward button until “FWD >>” is

displayed.

Press for 3 seconds todisplay 12/14.

Turn to display MONI.

Press to changebetween ON and OFF.


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Next Music Search (except Model VR 100)

Most cassettes have blank space between

each selection. You can use Next Music

Search to find these pauses, allowing you

to find the beginning of the next selection.

To fast forward to the next blank space

on the cassette,

To fast forward past several blank

spaces,

The number on the display shows how

many blank spaces will be skipped.

If the end of the side is reached during a

Next Music Search, the cassette direc-

tion changes and begins to play the

opposite side.

Previous Music Search(except Model VR 100)

To rewind to the previous blank space on

the cassette,

If the beginning of the side is reached

during a Previous Music Search, the

cassette begins to play at the beginning

of the current side.

Note: If the current selection has been

playing for less than 8 seconds, pressing

the UP/DOWN rocker button will fast

rewind to the blank space before the pre-

vious selection.

Canceling a Next/PreviousMusic Search

To cancel a music search,

Press to displayNEXT>1.

Press repeatedly topass several blank spots.

Press to display<PREV 1.

Press repeatedly topass several blank spots.

Press until NEXT>1/<PREV 1 display is 0.


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26 Using the Cassette Player

Dolby Noise Reduction(Models VR 200 and VR 400)

Enabling the Dolby B-type noise reduc-

tion function during cassette playback

will reduce background noise on tapes

that were recorded with this technology.

To turn on or turn off Dolby B-type

noise reduction, press the button with the

double-D logo . The double-D icon

will display while the noise reduction is

on.

Manufactured under a license from

Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the dou-

ble-D symbol are trademarks of

Dolby Laboratories.

Tape Player Care

The tape player must be cleaned after

every 35 hours of use.

Caution: Not cleaning the tape

player can cause reduced sound

quality and may ruin your cas-

settes or damage the player.

Clean the player with a scrubbing-

action, non-abrasive cleaning cassette.

These cassettes have a bottle of cleaning

liquid that is applied to cleaning pads

and scrubs the tape heads. To properly

clean your tape player, follow the

instructions with the cleaning cassette.

Cleaning cassettes should be replaced

regularly.

Note: The cleaning cassette is not

included with your radio and must be

purchased separately.

Never touch the cassette head with mag-

netic or hard objects.

Do not lubricate the player mechanism.

Do not use cassettes that are longer than

90 minutes (C-90). Longer cassettes,

like C-120, tend to have thinner tape that

may stretch or break and may damage

your player.

Cassette Tape Care

Do not use cassettes that are deformed,

dirty or contaminated.

Cassette tapes that are not properly

stored in their plastic cases away from

contaminants, direct sunlight and

extreme heat may not operate properly

and may damage your tape player.

Cassette tapes are subject to wear and

the sound quality may degrade over

time. Always verify the cassette tape is

in good condition before use.

Cassette Clean Indicator

The tape player will alert you that it

should be cleaned by displaying the

message “TP CLEAN”. After the player

is cleaned,

Then the display returns to the default.

Press AUD for 5 seconds toclear display.

CLN RST will display for3 seconds.


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Note: Do not release the AUD button

before “CLN RST” is displayed to reset

the clean condition.

If you experience poor sound quality

from your cassette player, try playing a

different cassette tape to see if the tape

or tape player is at fault. If the second

cassette tape also has poor sound quality,

try cleaning the tape player, regardless

of when the player was last cleaned.


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Next Track

To skip forward to higher track numbers,

Continue to hold the knob and the

player will continue to move forward

through following tracks. The player will

move through the tracks more quickly if

the knob is turned further clockwise.

Once the last track is reached, the player

starts over at track 1 and continues to go

up.

Previous Track

To skip backward to the beginning of the

current track,

Continue to turn the knob and the play-

er will continue to move backward

through previous tracks. Once track 1 is

reached, the player skips to the last

(highest numbered) track and continues

to go down.

Note: If the track has played for less

than 8 seconds when the SELECT knob

is turned, the player skips backward to

the beginning of the previous track.

Compact Disc (CD) Player

CD Select

Insert a CD in the radio’s CD slot and it

will automatically begin to play. The

track number and the CD icon

are displayed.

If the radio is in another mode and a CD

is already in the player,

If you select the CD mode while no CD

is loaded, the radio will display “NO

CD” and return to FM mode.

CD Eject

Press the EJECT button to eject a

CD from the player. CDs can be ejected

even when the ignition is off.

If a CD is ejected but not removed

within approximately 15 seconds, the

CD automatically reloads but does not

begin to play. The automatic reload

feature helps protect the CD from

possible damage.

28 Compact Disc (CD) Player

Press MODE untilCD is displayed.

Press UP/DOWNrocker button.

Turn clockwise to skip forward.

Turn counter clockwise to skip backward.


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Compact Disc (CD) Player 29

Fast Forward

To activate Fast Forward,

After 3 seconds, the CD begins to fast

forward until the rocker button is

released. The elapsed time is displayed

while the CD fast forwards.

Note: Because the audio disc is played

at a faster rate when fast forwarding, you

will be able to hear the audio but the

quality will not be normal.

Fast Reverse

To activate Fast Reverse,

After 3 seconds, the CD begins to fast

reverse until the rocker button is

released. The elapsed time is displayed

while the CD reverses.

Note: Because the audio disc is played

at a faster rate when fast reversing, you

will be able to hear the audio but the

quality will not be normal.

Repeat Play Function

To repeat the current track,

Random Play Function

To play chosen tracks randomly,

Press and hold toFAST FORWARD.

Press and hold toFAST REVERSE.

Press until RPT isdisplayed to REPEAT

current track.

Press to cancelREPEAT.

Press RND toactivate function.

Press RND againto cancel function.


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30 Compact Disc (CD) Player

Scan Tracks Function (CD Player)

The Scan Tracks function plays the first

10 seconds of each track in order. To

activate this function,

To cancel the scan,

Press and hold.

Press MODE.

Press SELECT.

Press until SCN T# isdisplayed to scan

tracks.

Press and holdto cancel scan.

OR

OR

OR


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Using the CD Changer 31

Using the CD Changer(CDX) (CDX not compatible withRadio Model VR100)

CD Changer Select

The last selected CD in the changer

begins to play. The track number,

and CD number are displayed.

If there is no CD in the cartridge or a

cartridge has not been inserted into the

changer, the radio will display “NO

CDX” and return to the previous mode.

CD Select

To select a CD in the changer

The CD number on the display changes

to match the number of the CD selected

and the CD begins playing.

Repeat Track Function

To replay the current track,

Press MODE untilCDX is displayed.

Press MODE untilCD is displayed.

Press UP/DOWNrocker button.

OR

OR

OR

The RPT icon RPT is displayed. To

cancel the Repeat CD function,

Repeat CD Function

To replay the current CD,

The RPT icon and the flashing CDX

icon RPT are displayed.

Press RPT onceto REPEAT current

track.

Press RPT twiceto cancel REPEAT.

Press RPT twiceto repeat CD.

Press RPT onceto cancel REPEAT.

Press D.SCNto cancel REPEAT.

Press SCN tocancel REPEAT.

Press MODE tocancel REPEAT.


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32 Using the CD Changer

Random Track Function

To play chosen tracks randomly on the

current CD,

The RND icon RND is displayed.

To cancel this function,

Random CD/Track Function

To play chosen tracks randomly from all

CDs,

The RND icon RND is displayed.

OR

Press and hold SELECTuntil 12/24 displayed.

Turn to display RND. Press and hold SELECTuntil 12/24 displayed.

Turn to display RND.

Press to choose 1.After 5 seconds theselection is saved.


Press to choose 6.After 5 seconds theselection is saved.




Press D.SCN to cancel.

OROR

Press RPT to cancel.

Press MODE to cancel.


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Scan Tracks Function

The Scan Tracks function plays the first

10 seconds of each track on the current

CD. To activate this function,


Press until SCN T# isdisplayed to scan

tracks.

Press and hold.

Press SELECT.

Press MODE.

Press and holdUP/DOWN

rocker button.

Scan CDs Function

The Scan CDs function plays the first 10

seconds of the first track of each CD in

the changer. To activate this function,


OR

OR

OR

Press and holduntil DISCSCAN.

Press and hold.


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34 Infrared Remote

Infrared Remote(Accessory)

The infrared remote can be used to con-

trol all models except Model VR 100.

Power On/Off

Press the POWER button to turn the

receiver on or off. The vehicle must be

turned on.

Volume

Press the “+” button to raise the volume

or press the “–” button to lower the vol-

ume. “VOL” is displayed with the num-

ber that represents the volume level.

Mute

Press the MUTE button to mute any

mode. “MUTE” is displayed. To cancel

the mute, press the MUTE button again.

While muted, CDs and cassettes contin-

ue to advance.

Radio Select

Press the MODE button to change from

a playback mode (cassette, CD, CD

changer) to the radio mode. The radio

plays the last selected band and station.

To choose a different band, press the

MODE button until the desired band is

displayed.

Radio Tune

Press and hold the top or bottom of the

SEEK button to slowly move through

the frequencies on the current band.

Continue to hold the SEEK button to

activate a fast tune. Release the button to

stop the tune.

Infrared Remote

Radio Seek

Press the top or bottom of the SEEK but-

ton to seek the next station. The audio

mutes as the radio searches for and stops

on the next station with a strong signal.

After finding a station, the audio returns

to the original volume.

Note: Seek will cancel if no signal is

strong enough for the radio to recognize

it.

Radio Presets

To listen to the preset stations, choose

the desired band by pressing the MODE

button. Then repeatedly press the P.SET

button until the desired preset number is

displayed.


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Cassette Select

Press the cassette/CD button

until “CASS” is displayed.

“TAPE_A” or “TAPE_B” is displayed,

depending on which side of the tape is

playing.

CD Select (Single, integrated CD)

Press the cassette/CD button until “CD”

is displayed. The CD begins to play

where it left off, and the track number

and time elapsed are displayed.

Track Select

While in CD or CDX mode, rotate the

SELECT knob to choose the desired

track. The track number on the display

increases or decreases depending on how

many times the button is pressed.

CD Changer Select

Press the CD changer button

until the CD changer symbol and track

number are displayed. The last selected

CD and track begin to play and the track

number, DISC icon, and the CD

number are displayed.

CD Select

To choose another CD, press the CD

changer button until the desired CD

number is displayed. You can also press

and hold the CD changer button to

quickly advance through the CDs in the

changer. Release the button to stop on

the currently displayed CD number.


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CD Track Select

While in CD mode, press the “ ” or

“ ” button to choose the desired track.

The track number on the display will

increase or decrease depending on how

many times the button is pressed.

CD Select

While in CDX changer mode, press and

hold the “ ” and “ ” buttons at the

same time until the desired CD number

is displayed. The numbers will increase

without stopping until the button is

released.

36 Steering Wheel Controls

Steering WheelControlsThe Steering Wheel Controls allow you

to keep your hands on the wheel while

controlling many radio functions.

Steering Wheel Controls are not avail-

able with Model VR 100.

Volume

Press the “ + ” button to raise the vol-

ume or press the “--” button to lower the

volume. “VOL” is displayed with the

number that represents the volume level.

Radio Manual Tune

While in the radio mode, press the “ ”

or “ ” button for 1 second to activate a

slow tune. Press the “ ” or “ ” but-

ton for 3 seconds to activate a fast tune.

Radio Seek

Press the “ ” or “ ” button for less

than 1 second to activate a Seek. The

audio mutes. The radio searches and

stops on the next station with a strong

signal, and the audio returns to the origi-

nal volume. The scan continues until a

strong signal is found, but will cancel

the Seek after passing through the band

without finding a strong signal.

Cassette FastForward/Rewind

While in cassette mode, press the “ ”

button to fast forward the cassette or

press the “ ” button to fast rewind the

cassette. To stop the fast forward or

rewind, press the same button

(“ ” or “ ”).


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To override Auxiliary Audio mode,

The radio will return to the previous

operating mode.

Selecting Speakers for AuxiliaryAudioNavigation audio can be directed to the

left or right front speaker. To select the

speaker for Navigation audio, press and

hold the SELECT knob for more than 3

seconds. The display will show

“12/24_XX.” Then rotate the SELECT

knob through the various options until

the display shows “Nav. X,” where X is

either “L” for left or “R” for the right

speaker. To change between the left and

right speaker selection, press the

SELECT knob.

Phone audio can be directed to either the

front or all 4 speakers. To select the

speakers for phone audio, press and hold

the SELECT knob for more than 3 sec-

onds. The display will show

“12/24_XX.” Then rotate the SELECT

knob through the various options until

the display shows “PH_ X,” where X is

either “FRONT” or “ALL.” To change

between the front or all speaker selec-

tion, press the SELECT knob.

Cell Phone Mute

When equipped with the required option-

al equipment and properly connected, the

radio will automatically mute audio and

the display indicates “VOL 0” each time

a call is made or received.

Additional Inputs/OutputsNote: The features below are applicable

only with certain optional equipment.

See an authorized Volvo dealer for

details.

Switched Auxiliary Outputs

Switched Auxiliary Outputs (SAOs) are

available to power or control external

devices such as a power antenna, exter-

nal amplifier or rear seat audio. Model

VR 100 has a single SAO. All other

Models have 3 SAOs.

Low-Level Audio Outputs

All radios except Model VR 100 have

single-ended connections for low level

audio outputs for the right front, left

front, right rear and left rear audio sig-

nals. An optional amplifier is typically

used with low-level outputs.

Auxiliary Audio Input

All radios except Model VR 100 have 2

monaural external audio inputs. Input #1

can be used for applications like naviga-

tion while input #2 is useful as a tele-

phone input. The auxiliary audio source

is automatically selected by the tele-

phone or navigation unit when properly

connected through the control lines.

When either external audio source is

selected, the radio will display “EX

AUDIO” along with any appropriate

icons. The radio’s audio functions can be

adjusted in the same way as they are in

other modes.’

Press and hold for at least 5 seconds.


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Index 39

AAccessing the Preset Stations...........21

Additional Inputs/Outputs ................37

Alarm Clock and Timer......................5

Alarm Clock On/Off/Snooze..............5

Alarm Volume.....................................5

Alternate Frequency Switching

(AF) ................................................13

Audio Controls ..................................7

Auto-Store Presets............................22

Auxiliary Audio Input ......................37

BBalance Control..................................7

Band Select.......................................11

Bass Control .......................................8

CCD Eject ...........................................28

CD Select..........................................28

Canceling a Next/Previous Music .......

Search .............................................25

Cassette Clean Indicator...................26

Cassette Fast Forward/Rewind -

Steering Wheel Control ..................36

Cassette player – Using....................23

Cassette Select..................................23

Cassette Select - Infrared Remote....35

Cassette Tape Care ...........................26

Cassette Tightening and Error

Detection.........................................23

CD Select - CD Changer..................31

CD Select - Infrared Remote............35

CD Select - Steering Wheel

Control ............................................36

CD Track Select - Steering Wheel

Control ............................................36

Change Cassette Side .......................23

CD Changer Select - CD Changer ...31

CD Changer Select - Infrared

Remote............................................35

CD Changer - Using.........................31

Cell Phone Mute...............................37

Clock ..................................................4

Clock 12 or 24-Hour Format..............4

Compact Disc Player (CD)...............28

Country Frequency Selection .............3

DDisplay Illumination...........................3

Displaying the Time ...........................4

Dolby Noise Reduction ....................26

Dynamic Distortion Limiting .............7

EEmergency Broadcast (Alert/Alarm) 22

Emergency Broadcast Volume..........22

FFade Control .......................................7

Fast Forward and Rewind -

Cassette...........................................24

Fast Forward - CD............................29

Fast Reverse - CD.............................29

FM Memory .....................................14

IInfrared Remote................................34

LLanguage ............................................3

Lock .........................See Security code

Longwave Band................................11

Loudness.............................................8

Low-Level Audio..............................37

MMidrange Control ...............................8

Mute - Infrared Remote....................34

NNews Program Button - VR400 .......20

Next Music Search ...........................25

Next Track ........................................28

North American PTY Listing......18-19

OOne-Hour Timer .................................6


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40 Index

PPause.................................................24

Power On/Off .....................................2

Power On/Off - Infrared Remote .....34

Presets...............................................21

Preset Scan .......................................21

Previous Track..................................28

Previous Music Search .....................25

Program Type Function (PTY).........15

Program Type Interrupt ....................19

Program Type Seek ..........................19

Program Type Scan ..........................19

Program Type Listing..................16-19

RRadio Data System (RDS) ...............13

Radio Manual Tune - Steering

Wheel Control ................................36

Radio Monitor Function ...................24

Radio Presets - Infrared Remote ......34

Radio Seek - Infrared Remote..........34

Radio Seek - Steering Wheel

Control ............................................36

Radio Select - Infrared Remote........34

Radio Text (RT)................................20

Radio Tune - Infrared Remote .........34

Radio – Using.....................................2

Random CD/Track Function ............32

Random Play Function .....................29

Random Track Function ...................32

Repeat CD Function .........................31

Repeat Play Function -

CD Player ......................................29

Room Simulation DSP- VR400 .........9

SScan ..................................................14

Scan CD Function ............................33

Scan Track Function - CD Changer .33

Scan Track Function - CD Player ....30

Security Code .....................................2

Seek ..................................................12

Seek Sensitivity – FM and AM........12

Selecting Speakers for Auxiliary

Audio ..............................................37

Setting FM Memory (European)......13

Setting the Alarm Clock .....................6

Setting the Clock ................................4

Setting Time of Day ...........................4

Speaker Select 2 or 4..........................9

Speed-Dependent Volume - VR400 .10

Steering Wheel Controls ..................36

Stop and Eject ..................................24

Storing Preset Stations .....................21

Switched Auxiliary Outputs .............37

System Overview................................1

TTape Player Care ..............................26

Track Select - Infrared Remote ........35

Traffic Announcement Volume.........15

Traffic Programming (TP)................14

Treble Control ....................................8

Tune ..................................................11

Tuning the Radio ..............................11

VVariants/Region Function .................19

Volume - Infrared Remote................34

Volume - Steering Wheel Control ....36

Volume Control ..................................7

WWeather Band ...................................11


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Göteborg, Sweden

20 146386 English 01.2002 Printed in Sweden


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Operating InstructionsTelephone

T3015502

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Contents

Getting started ..................................................................................... 1Switch on the telephone ..................................................................... 1Switch off the telephone ..................................................................... 1Insert the SIM card ............................................................................. 1Enter your PIN code. .......................................................................... 2Change language ................................................................................. 2Telephone mode: ................................................................................. 3

Calling ................................................................................................... 4Making a call ...................................................................................... 4Answering a call ................................................................................. 4Finishing a call .................................................................................... 5Making an emergency call .................................................................. 5Last dialled numbers ........................................................................... 5Telephone book ................................................................................... 6

While making a call ............................................................................ 7Change volume .................................................................................... 7Respond to call waiting during a call ................................................ 7Call menu ............................................................................................ 7

Managing messages............................................................................. 8Writing and sending messages ........................................................... 8Reading messages ............................................................................. 10

Menus .................................................................................................. 12Scroll between the menus ................................................................. 12Jump directly to a menu ................................................................... 12Menus, overview ............................................................................... 13

Troubleshooting .................................................................................. 18No display ......................................................................................... 18Damaged handsfree or receiver ........................................................ 18

Index .................................................................................................... 19

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Getting started 1

Switch on the telephone1 Turn the ignition key to the driving

position or radio position

2 Hold in ON/OFF until the green lampin the button lights

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Switch off the telephoneHold down ON/OFF until the telephoneswitches off. The green lamp in the buttongoes out.

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Insert the SIM cardThe telephone can only be used with asmall SIM-card. The SIM card is providedby your network operator.

The SIM card can be mounted only oneway round in the card slot.

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2 Getting started

Enter your PIN code.A PIN-code is sometimes activated whenthe SIM-card is first fitted. You must enteryour PIN code in order to use the tele-phone. This code must be entered everytime the telephone is switched on. Thisfunction can be switched off in menu 5.4(see “Menus” page 12 – 17).

PIN code:

1 Enter the code

2 Press YES PIN code:

****

If the PIN-code is entered incorrectly toomany times the telephone requires a PUK-code to be entered. The PUK code is alsosupplied together with your SIM card.

Change language1 Scroll to telephone mode (YES)

2 Press in rapid succession (within threeseconds):

>53

3 Select the desired language from thelist

Telephone mode:

Operator

|<< Memory Menu >>|

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Getting started 3

Telephone mode:Once the telephone has been switched on,the driver’s display will show informationconcerning the telephone;

Return to information mode by pressingNO on the keypad or from the steeringwheel by pressing the ESC stalk switch.

The driver’s display must be in telephonemode before the telephone can be used. Goto telephone mode by pressing YES on thekeypad or from the steering wheel, or byentering a telephone number on the keypad.

Scroll to radio mode from the informationmode by pressinggt;> or << on the steeringwheel.

Go from telephone mode to

• the telephone book using<<(see “Telephone book” page 6)

• the menus using>>(see “Menus” page 12 – 17)

• the last called numbers using YES(see “Last dialled numbers” page 5)

Telephone mode:

Operator

|<< Memory Menu >>|

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Information mode:

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Fuel data

Time/distance

Display

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Radio mode:

Radio channel

|<< 105.6 MHz >>|

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4 Calling

Making a call1Go to telephone mode (YES)

Operator

|<< Memory Menu >>|

2 Dial the number, including the area codeIf incorrect:

• Erase the last digits dialled using CLR• Erase a digit in the middle of a num-

ber by scrolling using the arrows untilthe cursor is directly under the digitand then pressing CLR.

Number:

0123456789

3 Press YES or lift the receiver

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Answering a callPress YES or lift the receiver

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Calling 5

Finishing a callPress NO or hang up the receiver.

The sound system will return to the samevolume as before the call.

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Making an emergency callIt is always possible to make an emergencycall, even without the ignition key or SIMcard. The truck’s main circuit breaker mustbe switched on.

1 Hold in ON/OFF until the green lampis lit

2 Enter the emergency services number(112 within the EU)It is possible to enter the emergencyservices number in the PIN-codemenu.

3 Press YES on the keypad or lift thereceiver

Emergency call position:

Emergency call

Last dialled numbersThe telephone automatically stores the lastdialled numbers or name.

1 Go to telephone mode (YES)

2 Press YES to show the numbers

3 Scroll to the correct number using >>and <<

4 Press YES to call the number

Telephone mode:

Operator

|<< Memory Menu >>|

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6 Calling

Telephone bookThe telephone book holds 99 names andnumber. Additional names and numbers canbe stored on the SIM card.

Search the telephone book1 Go to telephone mode

2 Press <<

3 Press YES

4 Scroll through the numbers until youfind the number you want to call

5 Press YES

Search for a name1 Go to telephone mode

2 Press <<

3 Enter the first letter or first letters ofthe name

4 Press YES

5 Scroll through the names using the ar-row keys until you find the right one

6 Press YES to call the number

Telephone mode:

Operator

|<< Memory Menu >>|

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While making a call 7

Change volumeThe volume can be adjusted using + and -on the steering wheel.

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Respond to call waiting during a callPress YES to answer the call.

Press NO to ignore the call. The engagedsignal sounds when calling.

Call menuDuring a call, the call menu can be reachedusing << or >>. Press NO to return toshowing telephone number and call time.

Menu Comments

Confidential Switch off the microphone so that the caller cannot hear whatis being said.

Hold Disconnect the caller temporarily so that you can call a thirdparty. Once the third party has answered, you can switch be-tween the two calls using ”Switch” or connect the two using”Connect”.

Receiver Use the receiver.

Handsfree Use handsfree.

Memory Go to the telephone book.

Connect Talk to both parties at the same time. (If two calls are beingmade.)

Switch Switch between two calls. (If two calls are being made.)

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8 Managing messages

There are other message functions apartfrom the ones described. See “Menus,overview” page 13 for a list of optionsavailable in menu 2, Messages. It is notpossible to manage messages whilst driving.

Writing and sending messages1Go to telephone mode (YES)

Operator

|<< Memory Menu >>|

2 Go to menu 2, ”Messages”

3 Press YESMenu 2

|<< Messages >>|

4 Go to menu 22, ”Type”

5 Press YESMenu 22

|<< Type >>|

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Managing messages 9

6 Type the message:Select the key marked with the letter youwish to type. Press once to select the firstletter, twice for the second and so on.

Erase using ”CLR”.

But-ton

Character

1 [ ] 1 -? ¿! ¡,.: " ’ ( )

2 a b c 2 ä å à á â æ ç

3 d e f 3 è é ë ê

4 g h i 4 ì í î ¡

5 j k l 5

6 m n o 6 ñ ö ò ó ô ø

7 p q r s 7�

8 t u v 8 ü ù ú û

9 w x y z 9

* Dash

0 + 0 @ * # & $ £ / %

# Switch between upper case andlower case letters

7 Press YES

8 Select ”Send” or ”Save”Saved messages are stored in menu 21,”Read”, and sent later.

Press NO several times or hold NO to re-turn to telephone mode.

text.

|<< Send >>|

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10 Managing messages

Reading messagesAn envelope symbol shown in the displayindicates that a message has been received.

Operator

|<< Memory Menu >>|

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1 Go to menu 2, ”Messages”

2 Press YESMenu 2

|<< Messages >>|

3 Go to menu 21, ”Read”

4 Press YESMenu 21

|<< Read >>|

5 Select what message you want to read.New messages are marked ”N”, read mes-sages are marked ”R” and saved messagesmarked ”S”. Except for new, read, or savedmessages, the name of the person who sentthe message and the time of delivery is dis-played.

6 Press YES

7 Read the message

8 Press YES

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9 Select between erasing, answering, edit-ing, sending, calling the sender or savingthe number.

10 Press YES to selectorPress NO to ignore the alternatives.

Press NO several times or hold NO to re-turn to telephone mode.

text.

|<< Erase >>|

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12 Menus

Scroll between the menusGo to telephone mode (YES). Press >> toaccess the menus.

• Scroll between the side menus using>> and <<

• Scroll from one menu to a submenuusing YES

• Confirm or select by pressing YES

• Undo or say no to an alternative bypressing NO briefly.

• Return to telephone mode by holdingdown NO

Example:Currently in telephone mode and wish tochange ringing signals.

1 Press >> to access the menus.2 Scroll using >> or << until menu 5,

settings, is reached.3 Press YES to select the settings

menu4 Scroll through until you come to

the sounds submenu5 Select the sounds submenu6 Scroll through to the ring signal

submenu7 Select the ring signal submenu8 Scroll through to the desired ring

signal9 Select the desired ring signal

You have now changed the ring signal.Press NO several times or hold NO toreturn to telephone mode.

Jump directly to a menuInstead of scrolling through all menus, it ispossible to jump directly to a menu by en-tering the menu number quickly (withinthree seconds).

1 Press >> to access the menu system.

2 Press the number of the desired mainmenu.

3 Press the number of the desiredsubmenu.

Menu 1

|<< Call log >>|

Example:Currently in telephone mode and wish tochange ring signals. Press rapidly:

>>562

Change to the desired ring signal

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Menus 13

Menus, overviewOnly a few menus are accessible whilstdriving.

Menu Comments

1 Call log Information on incoming and outgoing calls is stored here.

11 Missed calls Select between calling, saving or erasing each number.

12 Received calls Select between calling, saving or erasing each number.

13 Dialled calls Select between calling, saving or erasing each number.

14 Delete list

141 All

142 Missed

143 Received

144 Dialled

15 Call duration

151 Last call

152 Number of calls

153 Total time

154 Reset In order to reset the call duration meters the telephonecode must be entered. When the telephone is new the codeis 1234, but the code can be changed in menu 552.

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14 Menus

Menu Comments

2 Messages If Dynafleet is on, the menu ”Messages” will be lockedand all message handling must take place via Dynafleet.

21 Read Read messages are markedR, new unread markedN andsaved messages markedS. Each message can be erased,answered, changed and sent. The sender can be called andthe callers number saved. See “Reading messages” page 10

22 Type See “Writing and sending messages” page 8.

23 Voice messages Enter the number of your voice mailbox.

24 Settings

241 SMSC number The SMSC number is to your operator’s message centreand is provided together with the SIM card.

242 Validity Specify how long the message is to be saved in the mes-sage centre. As long as the message is saved in themessage centre the operator attempts to send the messageto the telephone.

243 Type Specify the type of message to be sent.

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Menu Comments

3 Edit memory

31 Add Adding a name and a telephone number. Select save in thetelephone memory or in the SIM card memory.

32 Search Search using the first letter or first few letters of a name.Choose to answer, erase, copy or move the number. Copy-ing the number so that it is stored in both the telephonememory and in the SIM-card memory. When moving, thenumber is moved from the telephone memory to the SIM-card memory or vice versa.

33 Speed dial Stores a number for speed dial. First select the speed dialnumber (1-9). Then search the number in the memory thatis to be stored as a speed dial number.

34 Delete SIM Erase all numbers stored on a SIM-card.

35 Delete memory Erase all numbers stored in the telephone memory.

36 Status Displays used memory spaces in the telephone memoryand in the SIM-card memory. Maximum number of mem-ory spaces displayed within brackets.

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16 Menus

Menu Comments

4 Call functions

41 Send number Select whether the telephone number is to be displayedalong side the sender when ringing out.

42 Call waiting Choose whether to answer other calls while talking in thetelephone.

43 Auto-answer Select whether the telephone automatically answers all in-coming calls.

44 Autodial Automatic dialling retries a telephone number automati-cally if it is engaged.

45 Speed dial Choose whether to allow dialling with speed dial.

46 Call rerouting Select when and where a call is to be rerouted.

461 All calls

462 When engaged

463 Not responding Rerouting occurs if the call is not answered. The operatordecides how many rings are permitted.

464 Not accessible Rerouting occurs if the telephone is in an area with nocoverage.

465 Fax call Rerouting occurs with calls from faxes

466 Data call Rerouting occurs with calls from computers, e.g. GSMdata transferred to the telephone.

467 Cancel all Cancel rerouting.

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Menu Comments

5 Settings

51 Factory settings Resets the telephone to the factory settings (affects lan-guage, operator, ring volume, ring signal, button click,speed-dependent volume, radio auto-mute, Dynafleet)

52 Operator Select whether the telephone should search for another op-erator when the correct one is not found or whether toselect the operator manually.

53 Language Select Language

54 SIM security With SIM security ”On” the PIN code must be entered ev-ery time the telephone is switched on. With SIM security”Off” the PIN code never needs to be entered when thetelephone is switched on. With SIM security on ”Auto”the PIN code only needs to be entered when the telephoneis switched on if the SIM card is replaced.

55 Change codes

551 PIN code You will be provided with a PIN code together with yourSIM card. You can change the PIN code here. The PINcode must be 4-8 digits.

552 Telephone code The telephone code is 1234 when the vehicle is delivered.You can change the telephone code here.

56 Sound

561 Ring volume Select the desired volume ring signal Change the volumeusing << and >>. Go back to the menu ”Sound” using NO.

562 Ring signal Select the ring signal.

563 Button click Select whether the buttons sound when pressed.

564 Speed-dependentvolume

If Speed-dependent volume is on, then the volume will in-crease as the vehicle speed increases.

565 Radio auto-mute If Radio auto-mute is on, the radio volume will be low-ered when the telephone rings.

57 Dynafleet status Set if Dynafleet is connected or not. If Dynafleet status isset as connected all messages are managed via Dynafleet.Telephone menu 2 is not available.

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No displayThe telephone will function even if it is notin contact with the display. To dial a num-ber, enter the number and press YES.

Damaged handsfree or receiverIf handsfree does not work the telephoneautomatically switches off the handsfreefunction and only the receiver can be used.The opposite applies if the receiver doesnot function.

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AAnswer . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

CCalling . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Change language. . . . . . . . 2

EEmergency call . . . . . . . . 5Emergency number. . . . . . . 5

FFinish a call . . . . . . . . . . 5

GGetting started. . . . . . . . . 1

HHang up . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

IInformation mode . . . . . . . 3

JJump directly to a menu . . . . 12

LLanguage

change . . . . . . . . . . . 2Last dialled numbers. . . . . . 5

MManaging messages. . . . . . 8Memory . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Menus . . . . . . . . . . . . 12jump directly to a . . . . . . 12overview . . . . . . . . . . 13Scroll between. . . . . . . . 12

Messageswrite and send. . . . . . . . 8

PPIN-code . . . . . . . . . . . 2PUK-code . . . . . . . . . . . 2

RRadio mode . . . . . . . . . . 3

SSIM-card . . . . . . . . . . . 1Switch off the telephone . . . . 1Switch on the telephone. . . . . 1

TTelephone . . . . . . . . . . . 3Telephone book . . . . . . . . 6Telephone code . . . . . . . . 17The volume . . . . . . . . . . 7Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . 18

WWhile making a call . . . . . . 7

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Operating InstructionsRefrigerator

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Safety instructions• Do not open the refrigerant circuit un-

der any circumstances• The refrigerator is not intended to be

used for the storage of corrosive mate-rial or solvents

• Never cover air ducts or ventilationopenings

• Defrost in good time when ice formsin the refrigerator

• Never use a sharp object to remove iceor objects which have frozen in posi-tion

• Never use a cleaning agent containingpolish, acid, lye or solvent

• When the refrigerator is scrapped anexpert must be consulted to recycle thecomponents

• The fast charger must only be con-nected to the vehicle battery when therefrigerator is disconnected

GeneralThe refrigerator contains a cold storagearea for storing drinks and foodstuffs whichrequire refrigeration. The temperature is ad-justed as required using a control panel

which is located in the door. Normal posi-tion is five lit blue LEDs which giveapproximately +6�C in the cold storagearea at normal ambient temperatures.

Area of useThe refrigerator is designed to cool food-stuffs. If it is to be used to chill medicinesyou must check that it meets the special re-quirements for chilling medical products.

All the component materials in the coldstorage area are approved for contact withfoodstuffs. The refrigerant is Freon free

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Switch on the refrigeratorHold the switch marked ”ON/OFF” (1) infor approximately 1 second. The greenLED (2) comes on and the compressorstarts. The compressor only starts if thebattery voltage exceeds 24.2 Volts. If thebattery voltage is lower the green LED (2)will start to flash. For further informationsee “Voltage switch” page 3.

Adjust the temperature by holding the tem-perature selector marked ”TEMP” (3). Theblue LEDs (4) come on one by one andstart from the beginning as long as the tem-perature selector is held depressed. Selectthe temperature by releasing the tempera-ture switch when the correct number ofLEDs are lit. The more blue diodes that arelit, the lower the temperature in the refrig-erator. Normal position is five lit blueLEDs which give approximately +6�C inthe cold storage area at normal ambienttemperatures.

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Switch off the refrigeratorHold the switch marked ”ON/OFF” in forapproximately 1 second. The green LEDgoes out and the compressor stops. The re-frigerator must be carefully cleaned if it isnot to be used for some time. See“Cleaning” page 3. After cleaning the doormust be left wide open for at least 24 hoursso that all the moisture dries out and nobad odours occur.

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Voltage switchIf the voltage is too low the compressorswitches off automatically to prevent deepdischarging of the battery. If the batteryvoltage is, or has been, too low the greenLED on the control panel flashes and thecompressor does not start. The voltageswitch trips at 22.8 V and restarts at

24.2 V. If the green LED flashes despite thevoltage being normal it means that the volt-age has previously been too low. In thiscase start the vehicle engine to create avoltage peak which will automatically resetthe voltage trip switch.

Tilting the cabThe refrigerator must be emptied of allcontents and switched off before the cab istilted

CleaningClean the refrigerator using a cloth withwarm water and normal washing up deter-gent. Ensure that no water penetrates the

gaskets or the switch. Dry off using a drycloth. Clean the refrigerator inside and outregularly or as soon as it becomes dirty.

DefrostingMoisture in the air can cause ice formationon the walls of the refrigerator whichcauses the cooling effect to deteriorate. De-frost in good time. Remove all foodstuffsand place them in another refrigerated envi-ronment so that they remain cold. Switchoff the refrigerator. Allow the door to standopen. When the ice melts most of the melt

water runs down the drainage hole which isfurthest in, in the centre of the refrigerator.Check that the drainage hole is notblocked. Then wipe up the remainder of thewater. Clean using a cloth, warm water andnormal washing up detergent. The refriger-ator is now ready for use.

Interior lightingThe refrigerator has interior lighting whichlights up automatically when the door isopened. The bulb is replaced by removing

the whole lighting unit by twisting to theleft. The bulb type is C5W 24V SV 8.5.

Fault-tracingIf the refrigerator does not function firstcheck that the voltage switch has nottripped. See “Voltage switch” page 3 for

corrective action. If the fault remains con-tact your Volvo dealer.

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Energy conservation tips• Allow warm items to cool thoroughly

before putting them in the refrigerator• Defrost as soon as ice begins to form

on the walls of the refrigerator• Do not keep the temperature of the

cold storage area lower than necessary

• Do not open the door more than nec-essary

• Never leave the door open

Technical specificationsPower require-ments

24V / 3A

Volume 25 litres

Cooling perfor-mance

40�C below ambi-ent temperature1

Refrigerant R134a, 60 g

1 Applies at 32� ambient temperature

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Operating InstructionsLadder

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Warning! Never climb the ladderwhen it is installed on the cab.

Important! Fix the ladder securely.

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Operating InstructionsSide underrun protection

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Fold out the side underrun protection1 Pull up the pins2 Fold out the side underrun protection

Note! Do not pull the side skirt

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Remove the side underrun protection1 Fold out the side underrun protection2 Remove the light if mounted in the

side skirt3 Undo the cable holding the side under-

run protection4 Pull the side underrun protection

straight up

Note! If the vehicle is to be driven withoutside underrun protection, also remove therear bracket.

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Fit the side underrun protectionCheck that:• the protection goes down properly into

its lower groove• the cables are in place• the lock pins go down properly into

the holes

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Operating InstructionsSpare wheel

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Lower the wheelFirst check that the tensioning band

• is mounted• is complete, including the seam• has a knot in the roll• is properly coiled on the roll

Tighten the band if necessary.

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Stand outside the wheel’s radius

Loosen all four nuts.

A sleeve for loosening the nuts and a crankfor lowering the wheel are in the vehicle’stool equipment.

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Lift up the wheelFirst check that the tensioning band

• is mounted• is complete, including the seam• has a knot in the roll• is properly coiled on the roll

Tighten the band if necessary.

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If the vehicle has a side underrun guard orchassis fairing, use the inner hole (A) onthe holder.

Lay the wheel straight under the holder. Donot pull it in with the winch.

Tighten all four nuts by 400 Nm.

A crank for lifting up the wheel, and sleevefor tightening the nuts are in the vehicle’stool equipment.

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Operating InstructionsCentral lubrication

FM, FH

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Central lubricationThe central lubrication system automati-cally performs the lubrication that isotherwise carried out at the vehicle service.The advantages of this is that you get amore even lubrication at all locations andthe service occasions are fewer.

The lubrication is carried out while drivingwith an interval of 9 hours. If the vehiclehas been stationary more than 48 hours thelubrication is activated when the vehicle isstarted.

Manual lubricationThe central lubrication system can be acti-vated manually with a switch under thepump’s plastic casing on the main unit.

If uncertain about the function of the cen-tral lubrication system, check the centrallubrication system’s fuse and do the lubri-cation manually.

1 Start the engine.

2 Press in the switch under the plasticcasing on the central lubrication sys-tem’s main unit.

3 The pump motor should be then activefor approx. 2 minutes.

Filling up of lubricantImportant! It is extremely important thatthe right equipment and the correct greasequality are used when filling so that dirtdoes not get into the system.

Filling up is carried out via the nipple, un-der of the pump plastic casing on thecentral unit, with the tool intended for this.

Filling interval ..................... every six months or when the level of the greasehas decreased to the ”MIN” marking

Consistency of the grease1 .. NLGI 00 or NLGI 000

System volume

Tractor ........................... approx. 2.7 kg

Other ............................. approx. 6 kg

1 For more detailed information concerning approved grease types contact an authorised Volvo dealer.

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Operating InstructionsParticulate filter CRT

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Important! This vehicle is equipped with a particulate filter whichrequires that a fuel witha low sulphur content (less than 50 ppm = 0.005% sulphur)is used. Use of fuel with ahigher sulphur content or mixing in other fuel can destroy the particulate filter in a short time.

Normally it is not necessary to take into consideration the fact that the vehicle has a particu-late filter. Long periods of driving (several hours) with a low engine load or long periods ofidling can, however, cause problems in that the soot in the filter does not burn due to low ex-haust temperature.

The particulate filter greatly reduces the emission of particulates (PM), hydrocarbons (HC)and carbon monoxide (CO).

A proportion of the nitrogen oxides (NOx) in the exhaust gases from the engine are convertedin the catalytic converter to nitrogen dioxide (NO2), which helps to burn the soot particulateswhich are caught by the filter. The total content of NOx remains unchanged, but the propor-tion of NO2 increases.

NO2 can, in moderate concentrations, irritate the respiratory passages and aggravate asthma.However, the particulate filter does contribute to a considerably improved environment on ac-count of its capacity to considerably reduce the quantity of particulates, hydrocarbons andcarbon monoxide.

Important! The fact that the vehicle is equipped with a particulate filter does not mean thatit can be used in some other way than a vehicle without a particulate filter. The exhaust gasesare still not healthy to breathe in, i.e., make sure that there is ventilation when the vehicle isidling. An exhaust extractor hose must be connected to the exhaust opening if the engine isto be driven in an enclosed space.

Important! With each oil change the filter insert should be taken out, cleaned and turned.Contact a Volvo workshop for service.

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