Radio problem
Hi
Having driven the S2k this weekend at Goodwood i noticed when on local radio stations that sometimes i would get 3 short high pitched beeps from the radio that repeated 2 or 3 times.
Only seems to do it on local stations and not on national stations. I think it could be to do with poor reception and either TA or TP.
Could someone please clarify.
Thanks
Having driven the S2k this weekend at Goodwood i noticed when on local radio stations that sometimes i would get 3 short high pitched beeps from the radio that repeated 2 or 3 times.
Only seems to do it on local stations and not on national stations. I think it could be to do with poor reception and either TA or TP.
Could someone please clarify.
Thanks
Three short beeps = 3 o'clock.
Two short beeps and a half beep = Half Past Two.
Nine short beeps, a short beep and then a long beep followed by a 'ping' = twenty five to ten.
You'll get the hang of it.
Two short beeps and a half beep = Half Past Two.
Nine short beeps, a short beep and then a long beep followed by a 'ping' = twenty five to ten.
You'll get the hang of it.
Originally Posted by Roadkill,Jul 10 2006, 08:55 AM
Three short beeps = 3 o'clock.
Two short beeps and a half beep = Half Past Two.
Nine short beeps, a short beep and then a long beep followed by a 'ping' = twenty five to ten.
You'll get the hang of it.

Two short beeps and a half beep = Half Past Two.
Nine short beeps, a short beep and then a long beep followed by a 'ping' = twenty five to ten.
You'll get the hang of it.

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I still suspect it's to do with TA - when you're listening to a radio station with TA switched on, it'll listen out for other nearby stations broadcasting traffic - it's part of RDS EON (IIRC).
When you're in a weak area and listening to the radio, and it can't find any stations broadcasting TA (not necessarily the one that you're listening to) it'll beep to say it's having problems.
When you're in a weak area and listening to the radio, and it can't find any stations broadcasting TA (not necessarily the one that you're listening to) it'll beep to say it's having problems.
Originally Posted by alex.stanley,Jul 10 2006, 03:18 PM
I still suspect it's to do with TA - when you're listening to a radio station with TA switched on, it'll listen out for other nearby stations broadcasting traffic - it's part of RDS EON (IIRC).
When you're in a weak area and listening to the radio, and it can't find any stations broadcasting TA (not necessarily the one that you're listening to) it'll beep to say it's having problems.
When you're in a weak area and listening to the radio, and it can't find any stations broadcasting TA (not necessarily the one that you're listening to) it'll beep to say it's having problems.
BTW - does anybody know how to skip a TA on the std radio. On my previous car I could just press the channel pre-set briefly and it went back to the channel and "listened" for the next TA
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happens all the time in Wales due to the hills.
