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Theaudio equipment fittedto your vehiclehas beencarefullychosento add to
your motoringenjoyment.
Whether you drivefor business, or purelyfor pleasure, wewant you to enjoy
usingyour audio equipment, so pleasetakealittletimeto readthese
instructions and find out howto get theverybest In-Car Entertainment!
As part of Land Rovers environmental policy, this publicationis printedon paper made
fromchlorinefreepulp.
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In-Car Entertainment
Contents
Sound controls 2 ...................................................................................
Radio controls 4 ....................................................................................
Cassette player 5 ...................................................................................
Compact disc player 7 ...........................................................................
Radio tuning 8 .......................................................................................
Weather band 8 .....................................................................................
Radio pre-set buttons 9 .........................................................................
Auto-store 9 ..........................................................................................
Radio data system 10 ............................................................................
Programme type (PTY) 11 .....................................................................
Headphone controls 12 .........................................................................
Radio reception 13 ................................................................................
Care of cassette player and tapes 14 .....................................................
Compact disc changer unit 15 ...............................................................
Caring for compact discs 16 ..................................................................
Security code 17 ....................................................................................
1998 Rover GroupLimited
Publication Part No. VDK100350
08.98 NAS Discovery- 1st Edition
Sound Controls
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SOUND CONTROLS
1. On/off and volume control
Press to switchon (displayshows LAND
ROVER, followedbrieflybyCODE). Press
againto switchoff.
Rotatesteadilyto right or left to adjust the
volume.
NOTE: The volume can also be adjusted using
the remote switches on the steering wheel
(see Owners handbook).
NOTE: If you have a car telephone with a
mute signal output connected to the stereo
system, radio, tape or CD play automatically
mutes when the telephone is in use.
IMPORTANT
This unit is equipped with a 20 minute
time-out function. This enables the unit to be
switched on and then used for up to 20
minutes after the vehicle starter switch has
been turned to position 0, even if the key is
removed. This means that if a passenger is
to be left in the vehicle, music can be listened
to, without the security risk of leaving the
keys in the starter switch. At the end of the
20 minutes, the unit will switch off
automatically.
2. Audio selection button
Press oneor moretimes to select bass,
treble, balance, fader or spatial (display
confirms selection).
Bass:
Press once, then rotatethevolumecontrol to
left or right to reduceor increasebass
response. Displayshows:
BASS - 9 =minimumbass
BASS 0 =normal bass
BASS +9 =maximumbass
Treble:
Press twice, then rotatevolumecontrol to
left or right to reduceor increasetreble
response. Displayshows:
TREB- 9 =minimumtreble
TREB0 =normal treble
TREB+9 =maximumtreble
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Balance:
Press threetimes, then rotatevolumecontrol
to left or right to adjust balancebetweenleft
and right speakers. Displayshows:
BAL R 9 =maxsound fromRIGHT
BAL 0 =equal balance
BAL L 9 =maxsound fromLEFT
Fader:
Press four times, then rotatevolumecontrol
to left or right to adjust balancebetween
front and rear speakers. Displayshows:
FADF 9 =maxsound fromFRONT
FADO =equal balance
FADR 9 =maxsound fromREAR
Spatial:
Press fivetimes, then rotatevolumecontrol
left or right to turn spatial modeoff or on.
Displayshows:
SPATIAL OFF/SPATIAL ON
Spatial modeemphasises bass and treble
responses, optimisingtheheight and width
of thesound, to giveamoredynamic output.
Press thebutton againto returnto volume
control.
NOTE: After 5 seconds without further
adjustment, audio mode deselects and
reverts to volume control.
Press and hold thebutton to reset theaudio
settings to their default values.
Radio Controls
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RADIO CONTROLS
3. FM waveband selector
Press brieflyto select FM frequencies. There
aretwo FM bands (FM1and FM2). Both have
thesametuning range, and eachonecanbe
usedto storesixfrequencies on thepre-set
buttons.
Press and hold to activateauto-store(on
FM2 only- seeAuto-store).
4. AM waveband selector
Press brieflyto select oneof thethreeAM
bands (AM1, AM2 and WB). Both AM
wavebands canbeusedto storesixstations
on thepre-set buttons. For moreinformation
on WBmode, seeWeather band.
Press and hold to activateauto-store(on
AM2 only- seeAuto-store).
5. Tuning buttons
Brieflypress either button to search
(manuallyor automatically) up or down the
frequencyrange(seeRadio tuning).
6. Manual tuning selector
Press to select manual tuning mode(MAN
is displayed) - usein conjunctionwith the
tuning buttons (seeRadio tuning). Press
againto returnto automatic tuning.
NOTE: The frequency can also be adjusted by
using the remote switches on the steering
wheel (see Owners handbook).
7. Radio pre-set buttons (1-6)
Useto storeup to 6 radio stations on theFM
and AM wavebands.
Press brieflyto select astoredfrequency.
Press and hold (until radio bleeps) to storea
frequencyon apre-set (seePre-set
buttons).
8. Scan mode button
Press thebutton to scanthrough all
frequencies on thechosenwaveband(10
seconds of eachfrequencywill beplayed).
Press againto cancel thescan.
9. Programme type (PTY)
Press to activatePTY mode. Usethetuning
buttons (5) to select thedesiredcategory,
then press thePTY button againto find a
stationbroadcastingtheselectedprogramme
type(seeProgrammetype).
Cassette Player
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CASSETTE PLAYER CONTROLS
10. Tape mode selector
Press to select tapeplay(displayshows
SIDE-1 or SIDE-2).
If theset is switchedoff duringtapeplay, the
cassetteremains in stand-bymode. Play
resumes when theset is switchedon again.
11. Cassette compartment
Insert thetapewith theopen sideto theright
and push in gently. Theradio mutes and tape
playstarts immediately.
NOTE: At the end of either side of the tape,
play will automatically continue in the
opposite direction.
12. Cassette eject button
Press to eject thetape(displayshows TAPE
EJ ECT). Theunit returns to radio mode,
selectingthewavebandand frequencylast in
use.
NOTE: If the tape is ejected when the set is in
radio or CD mode, sound briefly mutes.
13. Tape search controls
Fast forward/rewind:
Press themanual modebutton (MAN), then
press and hold (for at least 1 second) the
appropriatesearchbutton (TAPE FFWD or
TAPE FREW appear in thedisplay). Thetape
will fast forward/rewinduntil either the
searchbutton or theMAN button are
pressedagain.
Skip:
Withtheunit in automatic mode, press the
appropriatesearchbutton to skipto either
thebeginningof thenext track, or the
beginningof thecurrent track(SEEK, and
chevrons indicatingdirection, appear in the
display). Press thebutton repeatedlyto skip
forwards or backwards through morethan
onetrack.
NOTE: The skip function may not find spaces
between tracks of less than three seconds
duration, and may also be confused by
excessive background noise, very soft
musical passages and intermittent pauses in
music or speech.
NOTE: Skip and mode selection can be
operated using the remote switches on the
steering wheel (see Owners handbook).
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14. Tape reverse
Press to playtheoppositesideof thetape.
15. Dolby B noise reduction *
Press when playingtapes recordedusingthe
DolbyB NR system(displayshows DD).
16. Tape scan button
Press theSCANbutton to listento thefirst
10 seconds of eachtrackon thetape(both
sides). Thedisplayshows TAPE SCAN. The
scancontinues until thebutton is pressed
againor until another functionis selected.
* Noisereductionmanufacturedunder license. Dolbyand thedoubleD symbol aretrademarks of DolbyLaboratories LicensingCorporation.
Compact Disc Player
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COMPACT DISC PLAYER CONTROLS
(if fittted)
17. CD mode selector
Press to select CDplayer mode. Playback
starts fromthepoint on thedisc at which
playlast stopped, or fromthestart of the
first disc if themagazineis newlyinserted.
Thedisplayshows disc number (CD1) and
tracknumber (01). If no magazinehas been
insertedinto theautochanger, NO
MAGAZINE is displayed.
At theend of eachdisc, playback
automaticallycontinues with thenext disc
(missingdiscs areskippedif less than six
havebeenloaded).
18. Disc selection buttons (1-6)
Press theappropriatebutton to select the
desireddisc. If an emptycompartment is
selected, thedisplayshows NODISC and
thenext availabledisc is selectedinstead.
NOTE: Skip and mode selection can be
operated using the remote switches on the
steering wheel (see Owners handbook).
19. Track search buttons
Skip:
Press theappropriatebutton to skipto the
beginningof thenext, or back to the
beginningof thecurrent track(thedisplay
shows disc and tracknumbers). Press the
backwardsearchbutton twiceto skipto the
beginningof theprevious track. If thebutton
is pressedand held, theCDplayer continues
to skiptracks (forwards or backwards) until
thebutton is released.
Search:
Press theManual modebutton (MAN), then
press and hold theappropriatesearchbutton
to moveforwardor backward(displayshows
FFWD or FREW) through thetrackat a
greatlyincreasedplayspeed(volume
reduces).
20. Scan mode button (SCAN)
Press theSCANbutton to listento thefirst
10 seconds of everytrackon theselected
disc. SCAN appears in thedisplay, along
with thenumbers of thedisc and the
scannedtrack. Thescancontinues until the
button is pressedagainor until another
functionis selected.
NOTE: The compact disc player controls are
operational only with the optional CD
changer unit.
Radio Tuning
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RADIO TUNING
If you knowthefrequencyof theradio
stationyou areseeking, or you needto select
aradio stationthat is too weak to befound
byautomatic tuning, usemanual tuning, as
follows:
Select thedesiredwaveband(FM or AM),
then press theMAN button (6). Bybriefly
pressingeither tuning button (5), the
frequencychanges (either up or down) in
steps of 0.1 MHz for FM, or 1 kHz for AM.
Fast manual tuning
Bykeepingeither manual tuning button
depressed, thewavebandis scannedrapidly
(up or down) until thebutton is released.
Automatic tuning
Select therequiredwaveband(FM or AM),
then brieflypress oneof thetuning buttons
(5) - (SEEK alongwith thechosen
wavebandappear in thedisplay).
Theradio automaticallysearches the
frequencyrange(either up or down
dependingupon whichbutton is pressed)
lookingfor astationof acceptablestrength.
Thesearchthen stops unless you chooseto
continuebypressingthetuning button
again.
Thesearchcanbestoppedat anytimeby
pressinganypre-set button.
Weather band
Press theAM button (4) up to threetimes
until WB appears in thedisplay. Theradio
will automaticallysearchfor thestrongest
national weather stationsignal in thearea.
If theradio is unableto find asufficiently
strongweather informationsignal, it will
continueto search(NOWB appears in the
display) until astrongenough signal is
found. To leaveWBmodeand returnto
radio/cassetteor CDplay, press the
appropriateAM, FM, TAPE or CDmode
button.
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Waveband scan
Select thedesiredwaveband(FM or AM) and
press theSCANbutton (8). Theradio scans
through thewaveband, seekingstations of
acceptablestrength(thewaveband,
frequencyand SC aredisplayed). Theradio
stops at eachoneit finds and plays that
stationfor 10 seconds, theradio then mutes
and scans for thenext station.
To stop thescan, press thebutton again-
theradio commences playingthestationat
whichthescanwas stopped.
NOTE: If you have a car telephone with a
mute signal output connected to the radio,
the radio automatically mutes when the
telephone is in use.
MONO/STEREO
Whenever theFM wavebandis selected, the
radio automaticallyreproduces stereo sound,
providedasuitablesignal is available.
However, if asignal becomes too weak for
good stereo reception, onlymono sound is
produceduntil thesignal strengthens
sufficientlyfor stereo sound reproduction.
Radio Tuning
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RADIO PRE-SET BUTTONS
Thesixpre-set buttons (7) canbeusedto
manuallystoreup to twelveFM stations (six
eachon FM1 and FM2) and twelveAM
stations (sixeachon AM1 and AM2). The
pre-sets areprogrammedas follows:
Programming the pre-sets

Select therequiredwaveband(FM1, FM2,

AM1 or AM2).

Tuneto thedesiredfrequencyusing
either automatic or manual tuning.

Press and hold oneof thepre-set buttons

until ableepsounds. Thefrequencyis
nowstored(thedisplayshows the
wavebandand frequencyor nameof the
stationto whichyou havetuned).
NOTE: Once the pre-sets have been
programmed, they will be retained by the
unit until they are re-programmed or until the
battery is disconnected.
Operating the pre-sets
Oncethepre-set buttons havebeen
programmed, operationis simple; select the
desiredwaveband, then press thepre-set
button of your choice.
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AUTO-STORE
Auto-storeenables you to rapidlytuneand
storethestrongest FM and AM radio signals
in asingleoperation. This facilityis
particularlyuseful if you arein an unfamiliar
areaand havelittleknowledgeof local
transmitter frequencies.
Programming auto-store
Press and hold theappropriatewaveband
selectionbutton (3 or 4) until ableepsounds
(theradio mutes and thedisplayshows
either FM AUTOSTORE or AM
AUTOSTORE).
Auto-storescans thewavebandto find the
sixstrongest frequencies and then stores
themon either theFM2 or AM2 pre-set
buttons in order of signal strength.
NOTE: Auto-store overwrites any stations
already stored on the FM2 or AM2 pre-set
buttons.
Radio playresumes when theoperationis
complete.
NOTE: If auto-store is unable to find six
strong stations, the remaining pre-set
buttons remain blank.
Operating auto-store
To tuneto oneof theauto-storefrequencies,
select FM2 or MW2, then press thepre-set
button of your choice; thefrequencyor radio
stationnameappears on thedisplay.
Radio Data System
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RADIO DATA SYSTEM (RDS)
This radio is equippedwith RDS (Radio Data
System). RDS operates on theFM waveband
and enables theradio to receiveother
informationin additionto radio signals,
including:

the programme service name (this

enables theset to displaytheradio
stationnameinsteadof thefrequency).

programme type selection (allows choice

of listeningbyoneof 15 programme
types rather than byradio stationname).

an alarm announcement system (this

enables theset to givepriorityto
emergencyinformation; eg. avery
serious accident or natural disaster). All
other audio functions will beoverridden
(ALERT appears in thedisplay).
Receiving RDS stations
Theradio is automaticallyin theRDS mode
whenever theFM wavebandis selected.
Whenever an RDS radio stationis received,
theradio stationnameilluminates in the
display.
NOTE: Not all FM radio stations broadcast
RDS. If a non-RDS station is received the
RDS features described previously will not be
available.
Local radio stations
Receptionof most local radio stations is
intentionallylimitedto acomparativelysmall
areaaroundthetransmitter.
Programme Type
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PROGRAMME TYPE (PTY)
PTY is aservicewherebyRDS compatible
radio stations areableto transmit asignal
whichidentifies theprogrammecontent.
Your radio is ableto receiveand decipher
this signal, therebyenablingyou to select a
programmecategory, whichwill then be
givenpriorityover other broadcasts.
For example, if you want to listento classical
music, select theCLASSICAL categoryand
theset will automaticallysearchfor and
broadcast astationtransmittingthe
CLASSICAL PTY code.
Operating PTY
Select your chosenPTY categoryas follows:

Press theProgrammetypebutton (9); the

current PTY categorywill appear in the
display(eg. COUNTRY).

To changethecategory, scroll up or
down through thelist of 22 options using
thetuning buttons (5).

Press theProgrammetypebutton again-

theradio will searchthrough the
wavebandfor astationbroadcastingthe
selectedPTY code.
In somecircumstances (dependingon the
timeof day, popularityof programmechoice,
etc), theset maynot beableto immediately
locatearadio stationbroadcastingthe
chosenPTY code- thedisplaywill showNO
PTY and returnto theoriginal station.
The22 categories availablefor selectionare
as follows.
1. NEWS
2. INFORM
3. SPORTS
4. TALK
5. ROCK
6. CLASSICROCK
7. ADULT HIT
8. SOFT ROCK
9. TOP 40
10. COUNTRY
11. OLDIES
12. SOFT
13. NOSTALGIA
14. J AZZ
15. CLASSICAL
16. R & B
17. SOFT R&B
18. LANGUAGE
19. REL MUSIC - (religious music)
20. REL TALK - (religious talk)
21. PERSONALITY
22. PUBLIC
Headphone Controls
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HEADPHONE CONTROLS
Therear passenger headphonecontrols only
operatewith theradio/cassetteplayer
switchedon. Plug theheadphones into the
socket (arrowedin illustration) to activatethe
controls - bass responsefromthevehicle
speakers reduces and theheadphone
symbol, alongwith asymbol indicatingthe
current headphoneunit mode, appears in the
display.
NOTE: To override the drop in bass response,
press and hold the on/off volume control on
the radio/cassette player.
NOTE: Only headphones compatible with a
3.5 mm jack plug socket can be used. To
obtain optimum sound quality, use
headphones with a resistance of 16 Ohms.
1. Volume controls
Press the+/- buttons to increase/reduce
headphonevolumeoutput.
2. Mode control
If atapeand CDs havebeenloaded, press
thecontrol to changebetweencassette, CD
and radio playback.
NOTE: Changing mode using the headphone
control unit does NOT effect the audio output
for the rest of the vehicle.
3. Auto search controls
Theauto searchcontrols has no effect if the
headphonecontrol unit is in thesamemode
as theradio/cassetteplayer. For example; if
theradio/cassetteplayer ANDtheheadphone
unit areboth in tapemode, thecontrol does
not operate.
During radio play:
Press theappropriatebutton to searchup or
down theselectedwavebandto locatethe
next or previous radio station.
During tape play:
Press theappropriatebutton to skipto the
beginningof thenext, or current track. Press
repeatedlyto searchthrough morethan one
track.
During CD play:
Press theappropriatebutton to skipto the
beginningof thenext, or current track.
Press and hold thebutton to searchthrough
morethan onetrackon thecurrentlyselected
CD. Thesearchstops when thebutton is
released.
4. Selection button
Theselectionbutton has no effect if the
headphonecontrol unit is in thesamemode
as theradio/cassetteplayer.
During radio play:
Press to select thenext pre-set stationon the
current waveband.
During tape play:
Press to reversethedirectionof play.
During CD play:
Press to select thenext CDin the
autochanger.
Radio Reception
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Distortion, interference and lack of signal
clarity, are often attributed to a fault in the
radio - this is rarely the case.
Problems of this kindareusuallycausedby
phenomenasuchas atmospheric conditions,
signal strength, hillyterrain, tall buildings,
bridges and evenelectrical interferencefrom
power lines.
Please remember: A car radio receives
signals whilethevehicleis in motion (unlike
adomestic set) - constantlychanging
directionand movingawayfrom, or nearer
to, thetransmitter whilst negotiatingterrain
with widelydifferingreception
characteristics. Someinterferenceis to be
expectedfromtimeto time.
FM transmitters canonlybroadcast over a
limitedrangeand good, clear signals will
onlybereceivedin theimmediateareaof the
transmitter. Whentravelling, it maybe
necessaryto re-tunetheradio fromtimeto
time, to offset theeffects of movingfrom
onetransmitter areato another.
Thebroadcast rangefor good stereo
reception(usuallywithina30 to 40 mile
radius of thetransmitter) is noticeablyless
than it is for mono.
FM Signals (likelight waves) travel in a
straight line, so largeobstacles, suchas tall
buildings, canshieldthecar fromthesignal
causingdistortionor loss of reception
(knownas deadspots).
Distortioncanalso occur if FM signals
receiveddirectlyfromthetransmitter mix
with signals whichhavebeenreflectedby
obstructions suchas mountains, hills and tall
buildings (this is known as multi-path
distortion).
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Care of Cassette Player and Tapes
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Useonlygood qualitytapes with amaximum
capacityof ninetyminutes (C90). Check that
both spools rotatefreelyand removeany
looseturns at thestart of thetapebywinding
onespool with apen or pencil.
Cassette player
In use, thetapeheadaccumulates dust and
contamination, graduallyimpairingsound
reproductionand, in extremecases, reducing
volumetoo. To combat contamination, clean
thetapeheadperiodically(after
approximatelyevery20 hours playingtime)
bypassingawet typecleaningcassette
through theplayer.
NOTE: Because your cassette player is fitted
with auto reverse, the cleaning cassette must
be played in both directions.
Thetapewill requiremorefrequent cleaning
in winter, as contaminationis greater in
conditions of lowtemperatureand increased
humidity. However, theuseof good quality
tapes, keeps thebuildup to aminimum.
Cassette tapes

Always storecassettes in their boxes

when not in use.

Never leavecassettes in thevehicle

duringextremes of temperature. In
particular, do not leavetapes in direct
sunlight as theymaywarpand become
unuseable, or jamthetapeplayer
mechanism.

Fast forward, or rewindtapes every8 to

10 plays to prevent themfrombecoming
too tightlywound.

Ensurethat labels attachedto thecassette

aregluedfirmlyin place.

DONOT leavetapes in thecassetteplayer

for morethan afewhours in verycoldor
humid conditions - theoxides on thetape
surfacemaycontaminatethecassette
player mechanism.
NOTE: After continuous playing, cassettes
may become hot to touch. This is normal
and will not harm good quality tape.
CD Autochanger & Discs
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COMPACT DISC CHANGER UNIT (if fitted)
TheCDautochanger is locatedunder the
right hand front seat. Theflapat thefront of
theseat pedestal allows access to insert and
removemagazines.
Removing/inserting the magazine
Fullyopen theslidingcover (1) to insert or
removethemagazine. Keepthecover closed
at all other times to prevent dust and dirt
fromenteringthechanger unit.
Press thebutton (2) to eject themagazine.
Insert themagazine(3) in thedirectionof the
arrowmarkedon themagazinecasingand
push it fullyinto thechanger. Finally, close
theslidingcover.
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Loading & unloading the magazine
Holdingthemagazineas shown (arrow
uppermost), removeeachCDtrayin turn.
Placeadisc (label sideuppermost) onto
eachtray- holdingONLY theoutsideedge
and centreholeof thedisc. Load onlyone
disc in eachtray. Correctlyalignthetraywith
theparallel slots on eachsideof the
magazineand slidethetrayinto the
magazine.
To unloadthemagazine, hold themagazine
with thearrowuppermost, pull out eachtray
in turn, holdingthetraysecurelyso as not to
drop thedisc. Unloadonedisc at atimeand
handleonlytheedgeand centreof thedisc.
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Caring for Compact Discs
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IMPORTANT

Use standard 12cm CDs only.

DO NOT use irregularly shaped or

damaged CDs - these may damage
the compact disc changer.

8cm CD singles must NOT be used,

even if a CD adaptor is fitted.

The CD autochanger should not be

used in temperatures outside the
range -10 C to +60 C.

In the unlikely event that the CD

autochanger overheats, CD OVER
TEMP will be displayed - change to
radio or tape mode until the unit has
cooled.

The CD autochanger should only be

used as described - any other
application or method of use could
result in the user being exposed to
invisible laser radiation exceeding the
limit of laser class 1.
NOTE: Additional magazines can be
obtained from a Land Rover dealer.
CARING FOR COMPACT DISCS
Dirt, dust, condensationand heat can
damagediscs. Always observethefollowing
precautions:
NEVER touch thehorizontal playingsurface
(theunlabelledside) of adisc! Handlediscs
byholdingtheouter edges, or theedgeof
thecentral holeand theouter edge, between
finger and thumb.
ALWAYS returndiscs to their boxes after use
(dirt detracts fromthesound quality).
NEVER leavethedisc or theboxexposedto
excessiveheat or direct sunlight!
NEVER useasolvent or abrasivecleaner!
Dust or dirt shouldberemovedfromthe
playingsurfacebywipingwith aclean, dry,
lint-freeclothalways wipein astraight line
fromthecentreto theedgeof thedisc!
Security Code
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SECURITY CODE INFORMATION
NOTE: Your vehicle was delivered with the
security code disabled, if you wish to have
the code activated, consult your Land Rover
dealer.
To reducetheriskof theft, Discovery
radio/cassetteand CDplayers are
programmedwith afour digit securitycode.
Onceactivated, this codeprevents theunit
fromfunctioningif it is illegallyremoved
fromthevehicle. Thereare10,000 different
codes - makingyour radio equipment
valueless to athief unless hehas thecorrect
one. In addition, eachunit is further
protectedbyatimedelaypenaltysystemthat
effectivelydefies eventhemost systematic
attempt to breakthecode.
NOTE: If an incorrect code is entered, a one
minute time delay is imposed before a
second code can be attempted. Each time a
wrong code is entered, the time delay
doubles (2 min, 4 min, 8 min, etc.) making
theft a very unattractive proposition.
Thevehiclewas suppliedwith aSecurity
Informationcard. This cardcontains arecord
of thefour digit securitycode, as well as the
units uniqueserial number. Theserial
number is also stampedinto themetal side
of theunit and, in theevent of theft, would
confirmproof of ownership.
It is VERY IMPORTANT that you keepasafe
recordof thesecuritycodeand heedthe
followingadvice:

NEVER keeparecordof thesecuritycode

in thevehicle.

PLEASE stickthesecuritywarning
stickers wherethepotential thief is sure
to seethem, but wheretheydo not
impedeyour visionof traffic and
pedestrians.

If you loseyour codenumber, contact the

nearest Land Rover dealer, who will be
ableto obtainthis informationfor you.
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ENTERING THE SECURITY CODE
If thecodehas not alreadybeenentered, or
power to theset has beeninterrupted, the
codeMUST beenteredbeforetheset will
operate. Enter thecodeas follows:

Switchon theradio (CODE appears in

thedisplay). Press pre-set button 1.

Press either theup or down tuning button

(highlightedin illustration) until thefirst
digit of thesecuritycodeappears in the
display. Press pre-set 1 to storethefirst
digit in theunits memory.

Useeither tuning button to select the

seconddigit of thecode(correct digit
appears in thedisplay). Press pre-set 1 to
storetheseconddigit.

Select thethirddigit, againusingthe

tuning buttons (until thecorrect digit is
displayed). Press pre-set 1 to storethe
thirddigit.

Select thefinal digit (thedisplaynow

shows thefull four digit code). Press
pre-set 1 to storethefinal digit.
If thecorrect codehas beenselected, a
two-tonebleepsounds and theradio will
operate.
NOTE: If an incorrect code has been entered,
the first time delay period commences.
During the delay period, WAIT appears in
the display - DO NOT switch off. At the end
of the delay period, CODE reappears in the
display and you can then enter the correct
code. Remember; the time delay period
doubles each time an incorrect code is
entered.