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The ice>Link FM
standard Stereo FM radio signal and makes sound
available through the car's FM receiver. This solution is
needed if no compatible CD-Changer port or Line-In is
available in the receiver.
This manual will explain how easy it is to use the
ice>Link FM
take the time to read this user guide through carefully
and keep it handy in case any questions arise later on.
The ice>Link FM
car, and combines the antenna source of the car-
antenna and the
ice>Link FM
(ACC) is on. When the
radio reception is possible and the Traffic
Announcement (TA) feature is allowed.
Using on iPod:
Please note:
Before connecting your iPod to the
should activate the volume settings and deactivate the
EQ (equalizer) as listed in the handbook in order to
realise optimum sound.
The ice>Link FM
selectable with a push button on the active cradle
(Figure #2). Strong radio stations can cause interference
(distortion or clicks on high pitch tones), in that case
please select another channel, where there is no radio
station and strong local stations nearby.
The selectable frequencies:
87.7 – 87.9 – 88.1 – 88.3 – 88.5 – 88.7 – 88.9 MHz
The slide switch on
to Cradle position in order to have an effect of the push
button on the cradle (Figure #2).
If the iPod cradle is not used or in case of using the AUX
input 3 transmitting channels can be selected with the
slide switch.
Position #1 - 87.7 MHz (cradle push button enabled)
Position #2 - 88.7 MHz
Position #3 - 88.3 MHz
transforms the audio signal to a
with the iPod or any audio device. Please
breaks into the antenna cabling of the
ice>Link FM
is done automatically if the car ignition
ice>Link FM
can work on 7 preset frequencies
ice>Link FM
. The activation of the
is functioning, the
ice>Link FM
(Figure #1) must be set
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