An external signal source can also be connected to the infotainment system, such as a mobile phone, navigation system, etc. The authors of this guide recommend entrusting the connection and installation of additional equipment to Opel service station specialists, who can also provide comprehensive information on the functions, settings, and rules for using this equipment together with the infotainment system.
This Manual examines the control methods and capabilities of the audio system using the example of the basic sample of the CD 30/CD 30 MP3 audio system. The standard configuration of this audio system includes a radio receiver with automatic tuning and recall of preset frequencies from memory, with the ability to receive radio stations in RDS format, a CD player and optionally an MP3 player, 6 acoustic speakers, a multifunctional information display (BID).
Note: All types of displays can be installed with this audio system (see below).
The infotainment system features automatic volume control to compensate for road noise and a digital equalizer with five preset tone controls to optimize the sound.
When equipped accordingly, the system has the ability to connect external devices (for example, a mobile phone), remote control via buttons built into the steering wheel and the ability to connect the Twin Audio system for rear passengers. Well-thought-out design of the controls and a large, convenient button for power and volume control make the system easy to operate.
(Material was taken from a resource: «opelbook.ru»)
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