Hi all!!!

Somebody knows the technical specifications of this cd unit?

I've searched on this forum, on internet and asked to skoda centers and nobody can tell me the tech specs for this unit.

I want know the power x channel, possibility to read cd-rw, rca connections available, etc...

Someone can tell me this?

Thanks in advance!

Fran

Will check the manual later, but the CD Units is built into the dash and all 6 Discs can be MP3 on CDR's, as that is what I have 84 Albums on 6 Discs

Thanks for your reply,

If you could give me more technical information i would be you very grateful. I didn't know that the cd changer was incorporated in the radio, this is novelty for me.

thanks!

Ok just dug the manual out and quoting from it:

Output Power

4 x 20W at 14.4V 25C 10%THD

4 x 35W Peak Power

Digital audio processor with equalization set according to car type

Loudness Function

Tuner FM, AM (MW, LW) Bands

18 FM Presets of which 6 for Autostore Function

18 AM Presets of which 6 for Autostore Function

Automatic/Manual Tuning

Variable Bandwidth

Automatic Storage

Automatic Switching Mono/Stereo

SCAN Function

Display

Positive FSTN

Graphic Display 200 x 47 Pixels

Green Backlight

User Interface

Volume Knob, push to turn on/off

Independant volume setting and balance for phone

Green backlight of buttons

Access to user settings

RDS

Station Name (PS) Display

Optional automatic tuning to alternative frequency (AF)

Option preference of local station

Regional traffic messages

Traffic Messages in the EON Network

Search by Program Type (PT)

Traffic Program (TP)

Station Names are stored to presets

Independant volume setting fot traf c messages

Update of preset in the EON Network

Recording of Traffic Messages

Built In CD Changer

Capacity 6 CD-DA, CD-R, CD-RW, multi session MP3 Discs

Playback of Copy Protected Discs

Track Repeat

Random playback within a disc

Tracks SCAN

ESP Memory 3s minimum

Skip to next/previous track

FF/REW seek within a track (not for MP3)

Car Integration

Comfort Coding

Diagnostics

Optional Control from Multi-Function Steering Wheel

Optional Use of External Display (Believe they mean the Maxi-Dot Display)

Automatic Volume change according to driving speed

Auxiliaryaudio inputs

phone interface for automatic mute, loudspeaker output

External Amplifier

Parking Aid Unit Connection

Display of instructions provided by the Climatronic Unit

ANd that's all that is detailed, no Specs on the 12 Speaker System, Amp etc

That's great!!!

Thanks a lot for this great information!

It's true this?:

- FF/REW seek within a track (not for MP3)

Can't seek on mp3 track??? what a shame!!!

- phone interface for automatic mute, loudspeaker output (and subwoofer too?)

- Auxiliary audio inputs (great!!!)

- External Amplifier (great!)

The power of the amplifier isn't the best, but is greater than other audio car devices, that's ok for me.

Thanks for all!!!

best regards!

On 15/03/2005 at 18:06, steviec said:

Will check the manual later, but the CD Units is built into the dash and all 6 Discs can be MP3 on CDR's, as that is what I have 84 Albums on 6 Discs

 

old thread I know but picking up my 2007 scout tomorrow and just wanted to know how you got 84 albums on 6 discs?

 

Can you tell me if these stereos have phone hands free built in please? 

Can some one get back to me please on how to get 80 odd albums on 6 discs please? does it play them as a file type or can you use dvd discs?

 

Thanks

@sealover1 - It's explained in the post you quoted: 'MP3 on CDR'.

 

They've ripped 84 CD's to MP3's on their PC using one of the many free apps.  They've then burnt the MP3's back on to CD-R's but as the files as much smaller, they can fit more on a single CD, in this case about 14 albums per CD.

 

The downside is, whatever you put the CD in needs to support playing MP3's as it's no longer a normal audio CD.

 

As for hands free, that'll depend if there is a bluetooth module fitted.

7 minutes ago, langers2k said:

@sealover1 - It's explained in the post you quoted: 'MP3 on CDR'.

 

They've ripped 84 CD's to MP3's on their PC using one of the many free apps.  They've then burnt the MP3's back on to CD-R's but as the files as much smaller, they can fit more on a single CD, in this case about 14 albums per CD.

 

The downside is, whatever you put the CD in needs to support playing MP3's as it's no longer a normal audio CD.

 

As for hands free, that'll depend if there is a bluetooth module fitted.

 

Yea I understood that bit with the CD R its how they load the albums if you convert them using say using windows media player it does not place/burn them in a folder on the CD disc, how would you know which album is which, or can you make sure there in mp3 file type and just burn the folder or named album onto a CD-R till its full.

 

When you use WMP or any other program to rip CD's, it'll put all the tracks into a folder somewhere on your computer. They should have a sensible layout such as artist\album\trackname.

 

Put a black CD-R in your machine, go find the tracks and add them to the CD. If it asks, you want to make a data CD rather than an audio CD

got ya thanks, all my music is on my laptop so i,ll just check there mp3's and burn data folders on there.

 

while your about lol

 

whats the AUX input in the arm of the armrest is that another way of playing music? SD,USB?

Edited 17 April, 20197 yr by sealover1

AUX in is to take audio from a headphone jack.

 

You can use a 3.5mm to 3.5mm audio cable from a phone, MP3 player or similar. It doesn't give any control so play/pause/track skip would all have to be done on the device you've connected.