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Rover 45. Service Manual - part 7

Parking Aid

Parking Aid

PARKING AID*

Parking aid in operation

With the starter switch turned to position ‘II’, the parking aid

The parking aid is not infallible. It is for guidance only! The

operates automatically whenever reverse gear is selected and is

sensors may not be able to detect certain types of obstruction,

switched off as soon as reverse is deselected.

e.g. narrow posts or small objects no more than a few inches wide,

small objects close to the ground, objects above the level of the boot

When reverse is selected a short ‘bleep’ will sound to confirm that

and some objects with non-reflective surfaces.

the system is working (note that a one second delay will occur

before the ‘bleep’ sounds).

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NOTE: If a longer, higher pitched sound is emitted (for a duration of 5

30cm

seconds) when reverse gear is selected, this indicates a fault with the system

- contact your dealer for assistance.

While reversing:

• If an obstruction is located within the 1.5 m range of the rear

parking aid sensors, or 60 cm of the corner sensors, the warning

commences chiming. As the car moves closer to the

obstruction, the chimes are transmitted more rapidly.

• Once the obstruction is within 30 cm of the rear bumper, the

chimes merge into a continuous warning tone.

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NOTE: In the case of cars equipped with factory fitted towing

Four ultrasonic sensors, situated in the rear bumper, scan an area

equipment, the parking aid will not operate while a caravan or trailer is

behind the car, searching for obstructions. If an obstruction is

hitched to the car.

detected, the sensors calculate its distance from the rear of the car

• If the distance between the car and an obstruction to the side of

and communicate this information to the driver by sounding

the car remains unchanged for over three seconds, the warning

warning chimes. It is important to remember that the system is no

chimes cease.

more than an AID to parking. It is not foolproof in operation, nor

is it a substitute for observation and personal judgement.

Keep the sensors free from dirt, ice and snow. If deposits build

up on the surface of the sensors, their performance may be

impaired. When washing the car, avoid aiming high pressure water

jets directly at the sensors from close range.

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Audio System Identification

Audio System

Audio System Identification

This section of the handbook covers only those audio systems

AUDIO SYSTEM SPECIFICATION

fitted as standard to cars within the model range at the time of

manufacture.

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If, at the time of ordering your car, you specified a different audio

system, it will have been fitted by your dealer before you took

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delivery of your car. In this case, you will have received an

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additional operating manual detailing the features and operation of

your audio system, which should be used in place of the

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instructions that follow.

You are requested to read the audio operating instructions

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carefully in order to gain maximum enjoyment from the system.

CC32 Audio System

(radio/cassette player)

CD changer location*

The optional CD changer is mounted in the luggage

compartment. For operating instructions, see ‘MULTI-CD

CHANGER CONTROLS*’, page 112 and ‘10-DISC

CHANGER’, page 123.

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CD32 Audio System

(radio/single-play CD player)

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Radio Reception

Radio Reception

RADIO RECEPTION

FM transmitters can only broadcast over a limited range and good,

clear signals will only be received in the immediate area of the

transmitter. When travelling, it may be necessary to re-tune the

radio from time to time, to offset the effects of moving from one

transmitter area to another.

While RDS automatic retuning eases this problem, some manual

retuning may still be needed (especially for local stations) in areas

of weak reception.

The broadcast range for good stereo reception (usually within a 50

to 65 km radius of the transmitter) is noticeably less than it is for

mono.

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FM Signals (like light waves) travel in a straight line, so large

obstacles, such as tall buildings, can shield the car from the signal

causing distortion or loss of reception (known as dead spots).

Distortion can also occur if FM signals received directly from the

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transmitter mix with signals which have been reflected by

Distortion, interference and lack of signal clarity, are often

obstructions such as mountains, hills and tall buildings (this is

attributed to a fault in the radio - this is rarely the case.

known as multi-path distortion).

Problems of this kind are usually caused by phenomena such as

atmospheric conditions, signal strength, hilly terrain, tall buildings,

bridges and even electrical interference from power lines.

Please remember: A car radio receives signals while the vehicle

is in motion (unlike a domestic set) - constantly changing direction

and moving away from, or nearer to, the transmitter whilst

negotiating terrain with widely differing reception characteristics.

Some interference is to be expected from time to time.

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Remote Audio Controls

Remote Audio Controls

REMOTE AUDIO CONTROLS*

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Volume control

Lift or press the switch to increase or decrease volume.

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Search/select control

Lift or press the switch to search forwards or backwards

through the frequency range.

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Radio

Radio

DETACHABLE CONTROL PANEL

Replacing the control panel

For added protection against theft, remove the control panel and

Place the right side of the panel into position, then push the left-

take it with you when you leave the car. DO NOT leave the

hand side into the front of the audio unit until it clicks into place.

control panel inside the car.

IMPORTANT

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DO NOT subject the control panel to severe shocks, or expose it

to direct sunlight or other sources of heat.

•

Avoid direct skin contact with the electrical contacts on the rear

of the control panel. Periodically, clean the contacts on both the

control panel and audio unit with a clean, dry, lint-free cloth, or

use methylated spirits if available.

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When replacing the control panel, do not press the display.

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Removing the control panel

Press the release button (arrowed in illustration) to unlock the

control panel, then pull the control panel away from the audio unit

as shown.

If the audio unit is switched on when the control panel is removed,

the unit switches off automatically and switches back on when the

control panel is replaced.

NOTE: If a tape or CD is loaded, it need not be ejected before removing

the control panel.

When not in use, keep the control panel in the protective case

supplied.

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Radio

SOUND CONTROLS

3. Audio selection control

Use in conjunction with the

and

controls (5) to adjust

bass, treble, balance and fader levels. Note that different bass and

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treble levels can be set for each sound source (e.g. radio, tape or

CD).

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Bass: To increase or reduce bass response:

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1. Press the AUDIO control - (‘BASS’ shows in the display).

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2. Press

or

to adjust bass response.

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‘BASS +7’ = maximum bass

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‘BASS 0’ = normal bass

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‘BASS -7’ = minimum bass

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Treble: To increase or reduce treble response:

1. Press the AUDIO control - (‘BASS’ shows in the display).

1. On/off button

2. Press either or until ‘TREB’ appears in the display.

Press to switch on (the display shows ‘CODE’ followed by

3. Press

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to adjust treble response.

‘ROVER’). Press and hold for at least two seconds to switch off.

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‘TREB +7’ = maximum treble

NOTE: The audio unit can be operated without the starter switch turned

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‘TREB 0’ = normal treble

on. However, it will switch off automatically after one hour in order to

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‘TREB -7’ = minimum treble

avoid draining the battery.

Balance: To adjust the balance between right and left speakers:

2. Volume control

1. Press the AUDIO control - (‘BASS’ shows in the display).

The volume can be adjusted in steps from 0 to 66. Rotate to left

2. Press either or until ‘BAL’ appears in the display.

or right (the volume level is shown in the display).

3. Press the

or

to adjust the right/left balance.

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‘BAL +9’ = maximum sound from RIGHT

The volume can also be adjusted using the remote switches on the

steering wheel (see ‘REMOTE AUDIO CONTROLS*’,

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‘BAL 0’ = equal balance

page 102).

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‘BAL -9’ = maximum sound from LEFT

NOTE: If you have a car telephone with a mute signal output connected

to the stereo system, radio tape or CD play automatically mutes to a preset

level while the telephone is in use (see ‘Muting the sound’, page 105).

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Radio

Fader: To adjust the balance between front and rear speakers:

Muting the sound

1. Press the AUDIO control - (‘BASS’ shows in the display).

Briefly press the on/off button (1) (‘MUTE’ appears in the

2. Press or until ‘FADER’ appears in the display.

display). The volume will instantly reduce to a preset level. The

3. Press

or

to adjust the front/rear balance.

preset volume level can be adjusted as follows:

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‘FADER +9’ = maximum sound from FRONT

1. Press the MENU button (6).

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‘FADER 0’ = equal balance

2. Press the

control until ‘MUTE LVL’ is displayed.

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‘FADER -9’ = maximum sound from REAR

3. Press the

controls to adjust the volume.

4. Press the MENU button twice to store the setting.

4. X-Bass control

Use the X-BASS feature to boost bass responses at low volume.

Setting the power-on volume

Separate levels can be set for each sound source (e.g. radio, tape or

The default volume (the volume level present when the audio unit

CD).

is switched on) can be adjusted, as follows:

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1. Press the X-Bass control.

1. Press the MENU button (6).

2. Repeatedly press either the

or

controls (5) until the

2. Press

until ‘ON VOL’ is displayed.

required setting is displayed.

3. Press or to reduce or increase the volume.

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‘X BASSOFF = feature switched off.

4. Press the MENU button twice to store the setting.

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‘X BASS 1 = minimum boost.

NOTE: If ‘LAST VOL’ is selected, the power-on volume will be the

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‘X BASS 2 = medium boost.

same as the volume level that was set when the unit was last switched off,

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‘X BASS 3 = maximum boost.

provided this did not exceed volume level 38.

3. Press the X-Bass control to store the required setting.

NOTE: After 8 seconds without further adjustment, all audio settings are

stored and the selection mode (including X-BASS) cancels automatically.

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RADIO CONTROLS

2. Tuning controls

Briefly press either the

or

controls. The unit automatically

searches up or down the frequency range and tunes to the next

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receivable station (see ‘TUNING’, page 114).

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Radio frequencies can also be selected using the remote switches

on the steering wheel (see ‘REMOTE AUDIO CONTROLS*’,

page 102).

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3. Pre-set buttons

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Use to store up to 6 radio stations on each waveband or memory

bank (see‘Programming the pre-sets’, page 116).

Press briefly to select a stored frequency.

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Press and hold to store a frequency.

1. Waveband/Travelstore selector (BND.TS)

4. Traffic information/RDS control

Press briefly to select the required waveband. There are three

Traffic information: Press briefly to switch on (or switch off) traffic

memory banks for the FM waveband (FM1, FM2 and FMT - each

information mode (see ‘Selecting traffic information’, page 119). Press

has the same tuning range) and two AM wavebands, MW and LW.

briefly to return to normal radio, tape or CD reception during a

Press and hold to activate Travelstore (see ‘TRAVELSTORE’,

traffic information broadcast.

page 117).

Radio Data System (RDS): Press and hold for two seconds or more

NOTE: Pressing the waveband selector briefly during tape or CD play

to select or inhibit RDS (the ‘RDS’ indicator illuminates when

will change the audio mode to radio tuner operation.

RDS has been activated) (see ‘RADIO DATA SYSTEM (RDS)’,

page 120).

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Cassette Player

Cassette Player

CASSETTE PLAYER CONTROLS (CC32 only)

2. Fast forward/rewind/tape reverse

During tape winding, ‘FORWARD’ or ‘REWIND’ shows in the

display.

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• To forward or reverse wind, fully press either one of the two

buttons.

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• To stop tape winding, half press the remaining (unlocked)

button. Tape play will automatically resume.

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• To reverse the direction of tape play, half press both buttons

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simultaneously.

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3. Tape eject

Press FULLY to eject the cassette tape. The audio unit returns to

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radio mode, selecting the waveband and frequency last in use.

4. Tape mode selection

1. Cassette compartment

Press briefly to change to or from radio or tape mode.

Insert the tape with the open side to the right and push in carefully.

The radio mutes and tape play starts immediately

To change to radio reception during tape play, press either the tape

(display shows ‘CASSETTE’ then SIDE A’ or ‘SIDE B’).

mode selection button, or the waveband selection button - tape

play will stop and the radio automatically selects the frequency last

At the end of either side of the tape, play automatically continues

in use. To return to tape play, press the mode button.

in the opposite direction.

If the set is switched off during tape play, the cassette remains in

stand-by mode. Play resumes when the set is switched on again.

NOTE: Inserting a cassette when the starter switch is turned off will switch

on the audio unit in cassette mode, but playback will be limited to one hour.

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Compact Disc Player

Compact Disc Player

SINGLE PLAY CD CONTROLS (CD32 only)

2. Track selection/search

Track Selection: Press one of the

or

controls to select the

next, or previous track. Press the control repeatedly to move

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forward or back through the tracks on the disc.

Fast track selection: Press and hold either the

or

control. The

CD player skips tracks (forward or back) until the control is

released.

Fast search: With a CD playing, press and hold the appropriate

or control to play forward or back through the current track at

a greatly increased speed (volume reduces).

3. Pausing playback

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To pause playback, press pre-set button 3 (‘PAUSE’ appears in the

display). Press again to cancel pause.

1. CD compartment

With the starter switched on, partially insert a disc, with the label

4. Repeat play

side uppermost, until resistance is felt, at which point the disc will

Press pre-set button 4 (RPT) to repeat the current track (‘RPT

be drawn into the player and playback starts automatically.

TRCK’ is displayed and the RPT indicator illuminates in the

If a disc is already loaded, press the SRC button (7) until ‘CD’

lower part of the display). Press again to cancel the repeat function

appears in the display. Playback starts from the point on the disc at

(‘RPT OFF’ is displayed and the RPT indicator extinguishes).

which play last stopped.

5. Random play (MIX)

To remove a disc, press and hold the SRC button (7).

Press pre-set button 5 (MIX) to play each track in a random order

NOTE: Inserting a disc when the starter switch is turned off will switch

(‘MIX CD’ is displayed and the MIX indicator illuminates in the

on the audio unit in CD mode, but playback will be limited to one hour.

lower part of the display). Random play continues until the button

is pressed again (‘MIX OFF’ is displayed and the MIX indicator

extinguishes).

IMPORTANT

NOTE: With random play selected, the track selection controls (2) can be

• Use standard 12cm CDs only.

used to skip to the next randomly selected track, or to the start of the current

• DO NOT use 8 cm CD singles, or irregularly shaped or damaged

track.

CDs - these may damage the compact disc player.

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MULTI-CD CHANGER CONTROLS*

2. Disc and track selection/search

Disc selection: Briefly press the

control to advance to the next

disc, or the

control to return to the start of the previous disc.

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Press the controls repeatedly to move forward or back through all

the discs in the magazine.

Track Selection: Press one of the

controls to select the next, or

previous track. Press the controls repeatedly to move forward or

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back through the tracks on the disc.

Fast track selection: Press and hold the

or

control. The CD

player skips tracks (forward or back) until the control is released.

Fast search: With a CD playing, press and hold the appropriate

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control to play forward or back through the current track at a

greatly increased play speed (volume reduces).

1. CD changer mode selection

3. Pausing playback

Press the SRC button (1) once or twice until ‘CHANGER’

To pause playback, press pre-set button 3 (‘PAUSE’ appears in the

appears in the display.

display). Press again to cancel pause.

Playback commences from the track on the disc that was last

played, or from the start of the first disc if the magazine is newly

4. Repeat play

inserted. The display initially identifies the disc (e.g. ‘DISC 07’),

To repeat the current track: Press pre-set button 4 (‘RPT TRCK’ is

and then the track number and playing time (e.g. T14 0:68). At the

displayed briefly and the RPT indicator illuminates).

end of each disc, playback continues automatically with the next

To repeat the current disc: With RPT TRCK already selected, press

disc and so on (missing discs are skipped if less than ten have been

pre-set button 4 a second time (‘RPT DISC’ appears briefly in the

loaded, in which case the display will show ‘NO CD’). Once all

display and the RPT indicator illuminates).

the discs have been played, playback reverts to the first track on the

To deselect the repeat feature, press pre-set button 4 several times

first disc that was played.

until ‘RPT OFF’ appears in the display and the RPT indicator

extinguishes.

NOTE: One or both repeat play features will be deselected if track or disc

selection, or track scanning is activated.

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