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1.        CT ON   Turn on the RDS clock   Time shown on the unit synchronizes  with that on the RDS station   e  CT OFF   Turn off the RDS clock        Tip       e The accuracy of the transmitted time depends  on the RDS station that transmits the time  signal           EN 15    6 Play audio files       Play from USB    Note       e Ensure that the USB device contains playable  music           Insert the USB device    1 Slide the USB socket cover marked  lt  gt   to the left   2 Insert the USB device into the USB  socket   t  The unit starts to play from the USB  device automatically           Remove the USB device    1 Press    to turn off the unit   2 Remove the USB device     16 EN       Insert a card    Note  e This unit supports SD and SDHC cards     Press A  to release the panel     1   2 Push the left side of the panel rightward   hen pull the panel towards you to  disengage it from the chassis     3 nsert the card into the card slot                      The unit starts playing from the card  automatically           Remove the card    1 Press    to turn off the unit     2 Press the card until you hear a click  sound   L gt  The card is now disengaged     3 Remove the card           Play options Repeat play  1 During play  press OPTIONS repeatedly       To pause  hie     ae until  REPEAT  is displayed   pa RIN WN ahea at  oy 2 Rotate    to select a setting      o skip to the previous next track  press       e  REPEAT ALL   play all tracks repeatedly        144  gt  gt I   
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3.    Check and identify the contents of your package                                           Main unit  with a sleeve     Carrying case  includes the front  panel     Trim plate   ISO male connector  Rubber cushion   Screws x 4 pcs  Disassembly tools x 2 pcs  User manual    Quick start guide        eS                         Overview of the main unit                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    PHILIPS    Cc m OTO    EN eo R  Tite J in nn    IIJ HJI  eh pbl ue FOLDER aaa fer SONG G Q         p S  Da 888 u    D 288    _  i Pala  gt       O Ds   O   I RESET 5  P Anonnnnnnna Q  o  Xe  De     lt     Unlock the panel  e USB socket      mm     MP3 LINK    Turn on or off Maximizing volume  e Connect external audio device   QG  BAND     6   SONG FOLDER   PRESET  e Select tuner band  e Select preset radio station     Return to previous menu  e Search for track folder     EN 7                                  OPTIONS CLOCK  e Access option menu   e View clock     a gt    e Tune for radio station   e Skip search for track     e Fast forward backward playback     DISP  e     Display current status     MEN
4.  BKO 20 S    Turn off the screen  automatically 20 seconds after last  operation    e  BKO OFF    Never turn off the  screen           Turn demo mode on off    1 Press MENU     2 Press OPPlrepeatedly until  DEMO   displays        3 Rotate    to select a setting      DEMO ON   Turn on the demo  mode  When the unit is idle for  more than 10 seconds  all functions  are displayed     DEMO OFF   Turn off the demo  mode        Reset    You can reset the unit to its default setting     1 Det    ach the front panel     2 Press the reset button by using a ball   point pen or a similar tool     Ly    Preset adjustments such as preset  channels and sound adjustments are  erased                                                        a       U8 Ss   0  EAT Os                      EN 19    9 Additional       information    Detach the front panel    You can detach the front panel to deter theft     1  2    20    Press A to release the panel     Push the left side of the panel rightward        Pull the panel towards you to disengage it  from the chassis     Store the panel in the supplied carry case  to protect it from dirt or damage     EN       Replace fuse    If the fuse is damaged   1 Check the electric connection     2 Buy a fuse that matches the voltage of the  damaged fuse     3 Replace the fuse        Note       e Ifthe new fuse gets damaged again  there may  be an internal malfunction  Consult your Philips  dealer              Remove the unit    You can remove the unit from the dash
5.  ERR 3  e USB SD data error           22 EN    12 Glossary       M    MP3   A file format with a sound data compression  system  MP3 is the abbreviation of Motion  Picture Experts Group 1  or MPEG 1  Audio  Layer 3  With the MP3 format  one CD R or  CD RW can contain about 10 times more  data than a regular CD        R    RDS  Radio Data System    RDS tuners can automatically tune in stations  according to the types of music  or talk    they broadcast  RDS also enables a receiver  to display text messages and even graphics   usually call letters and format information   that many FM stations include on a sub carrier  signal within their normal broadcast signal   Some RDS equipped tuners can even override  with traffic alerts or emergency broadcasts   during playback of other media   CD MD  or  cassette  There are other useful features too   many of which are offered by the growing  number of RDS stations        S    SD  Secure Digital  A type of memory card with a  flash memory     SDHC   Secure Digital High Capacity  SDHC  is a  type of flash memory card based on the SDA  2 00 specification  The SDA 2 00 specification  enables SD cards to reach higher capacities  from 4GB to 32GB  and growing        W    WMA  Windows Media Audio    An audio format owned by Microsoft  is a  part of Microsoft Windows Media technology   Includes Microsoft Digital Rights Management  tools  Windows Media Video encoding  technology  and Windows Media Audio  encoding technology     23    PHILIPS   
6.  rates    e Directory nesting up to a maximum    of 8 levels    umber of albums  folders  CD  maximum 99  USB maximum 199      umber of tracks titles  maximum 999    e ID3 tag v2 0 to v2 4  e File name in Unicode UTF8  maximum length 64 bytes        EN    21       11 Troubleshooting    Caution       e Never remove the casing of this apparatus           To keep the warranty valid  never try to repair   the system yourself    If you encounter problems when using this   apparatus  check the following points before   requesting service  If the problem remains   unsolved  go to the Philips web site    www philips com support   When you contact   Philips  ensure that your apparatus is nearby   and the model number and serial number are   available    No power or no sound      Car engine is not on  Turn the car engine  on    e Cable is not correctly connected  Check  connections    e Fuse is burnt  Replace fuse    e Volume is too low  Adjust volume    e     If the above solutions cannot help  press  the RESET button    e     Ensure that the track played is of a  compatible format        Noise in broadcasts    e     Signals are too weak  Select other  stations with stronger signals      Check the connection of the car antenna    e     Change broadcast from Stereo to mono     Preset stations lost    e Battery cable is not correctly connected   Connect the battery cable to the terminal  that is always live     Display show ERR 12  e USB data error  Check the USB device     Display show
7.  until  AREA    4    displays    Rotate    to select   e  USA    e  LATIN    e  Europe    e   OIRT        Select tuner sensitivity    To receive more radio stations or only  stations with strong signal  you can adjust the  tuner sensitivity     1 Press OPTIONS repeatedly to select   LOCAL SEEK      2 Rotate    to select a setting   e  LOCAL SEEK ON   Only stations  with strong signal can be broadcast   e  LOCAL SEEK OFF   Stations with  strong and weak signals can be  broadcast        Store radio stations in  memory    You can store up to 6 stations in each band           Store stations automatically    1 Press OPTIONS repeatedly until   AUTO STORE  displays   2 Press    to confirm   L gt  The six strongest stations of the  selected band are saved in preset  channel automatically        Store stations manually    1 Tune to a station that you want to store   see    Tune to a preset station    on page 13   2 Press and hold   PRESET or   RRESET to  enter storing mode    L gt  The preset number starts to blink      3 Press   PRESET or   RRESET to select  radio channel        4 Press    to confirm   L gt  The station is saved in the selected  channel     L gt  The preset number on LCD screen  lights up and remains on        Tune to a preset station    1 Press BAND S to select band     2 Press   PRESET or   RRESET to select  the preset station     EN 13    5 Play with RDS    The RDS  Radio Data System  function  operates only in areas with FM stations  broadcasting RDS signals  If 
8. FOLK M Folk Music   29 DOCUMENT Documentary   30 TEST Alarm Test   31 ALARM Alarm       Select alternate frequencies    If the radio signal is poor turn on AF  Alternate  Frequency  to search for another station with  stronger signal    1 Press MENU or OPTIONS repeatedly  until  AF  is displayed   2 Rotate    to select a setting   e      AF ON   Turn on the AF mode   e  AF OFF   Turn off the AF mode        Set region for AF tuning    You can define AF tuning region         REG Only stations in current region  ON  can be tuned to automatically    REG All stations can be tuned to  OFF  automatically        1 _ Press MENU repeatedly until  REG    Regional Radio  is displayed   2 Rotate    to select a setting        Receive traffic announcement    If you do not want to miss traffic  announcement when enjoying music  turn on  the TA  Traffic Announcement  function      1 Press MENU or OPTIONS repeatedly  until  TA  is displayed      Rotate    to select a set ing    e  TA ON   When there is traffic  announcement  the unit switches  to the tuner mode  regardless of  the current mode  and begins to  broadcast the traffic conditions   When the traffic announcement  is over  it returns to the previous  mode    e  TA OFF   Traffic announcement  does not cut in           Set RDS clock    You can use time signal that is broadcast  together with the RDS signal to set the clock of  the unit automatically      1 Press MENU repeatedly until  CT  is  displayed   2 Rotate    to select a setting
9. Register your product and get support at    www philips com welcome CE130          EN User manual 3       RU PyKoBOACTBO NOAb30BaTeAA 25    PHILIPS    Contents                                                    1 Important 4 8 Adjust system settings 19  Safety 4 Turn beep sound on off 19  Notice 4 Select blackout setting 19   Turn demo mode on off 19   2 Your car audio system 6 Reset ig  Introduction 6  What s in the box 6 9 Additional information 20  Overview of the main unit 7 Detach the front panel 20   Replace fuse 20   3 Get started 8 Remove the unit 20  Install the car audio 8  Turn on 12 10 Product information 21  Set clock 12   11 Troubleshooting 22   4 Listen to radio 13  Tune to a radio station 13 12 Glossary 23  Store radio stations in memory 13  Tune to a preset station 13   5 Play with RDS 14  Turn on RDS 14  Select program type 14  Select alternate frequencies 15  Receive traffic announcement 15  Set RDS clock 15   6 Play audio files 16  Play from USB 16  Insert a card 16  Play options 17   7 Adjust sound 18  Adjust volume 18  Mute 18  Tunr on off Max Sound 18  Turn Dynamic Bass Boost  DBB    on off 18  Select preset equalizer 18  Switch music listening zone 18  Other sound settings 18    EN 3    1 Important       Safety    e Read and understand all instructions  before you use your apparatus  If damage  is caused by failure to follow instructions   the warranty does not apply        e This apparatus is designed for negative  ground  earth  12 V DC operation onl
10. U   e Access system menu   OK   e     Turn the unit on or off      Confirm selection    e Mute or unmute sound   e Rotate to adjust settings     EQ AUDIO    Select equalizer  EQ  setting   e Access audio setting menu     SOURCE  e _ Select audio source     ZONE  e     Switch the music listening zone     DBB  e     Turn on off Dynamic Bass Boost   DBB  sound     RESET  e     Restore default settings        SD card slot    EN    3 Get started    Caution       e Use the controls only as stated in this user  manual           Always follow the instructions in this chapter in  sequence    If you contact Philips  you will be asked for the  model and serial number of your apparatus  The  model number and serial number are on the  bottom of your apparatus  Write the numbers  here    Model No    Serial No              Install the car audio    These instructions are for a typical installation   However  if your car has different requirements   make the corresponding adjustment  If you have  any questions regarding installation kits  consult  your Philips car audio dealer     EN Caution    e This unit is designed for negative ground   earth  12 V DC operation only    e Always install this unit in the car dashboard   Other locations can be dangerous as the rear  of the unit heats up during use    e To avoid short circuit  before you connect   ensure that the ignition is off      Ensure that you connect the yellow and red   power supply leads after all other leads are   connected    e Ensu
11. board   1 Detach the front panel and the trim plate     2 Pull out the unit by using the disassembly  tools        10 Product  information    Note       e Product information is subject to change    without prior notice              Power supply    12VDC M V  16 V    negative ground       Fuse    15A       Suitable speaker  impedance    4 80       Maximum power  output       45 W x 4 channels                            Continuous power 22 W x4RMS  output  40 10  T H D    Pre Amp output 2 5 V   voltage   Aux in level 2500 mV  Dimensions    WxHxD  188 x 58 x 140 mm  Weight 0 8 kg  Radio       Frequency range    FM    87 5   108 0 MHz         ORIT 65   74 MHz  Frequency range 522   1620 KHz  9 kHz     AM  MW  530   1710 kHz  10 kHz        Usable sensitivity            FM 8 uV  Usable sensitivity    AM MW  30 uV       Compatible USB devices    e USB flash memory  USB 1 1 host  with interface reading all speed  support  1 1  2 0     e USB flash players  USB 1 1 host with    interface reading all speed support  11  2 0      emory cards  SD   SDHC     Supported formats   e USB or memory file format  FAT16    AT 32  maximum capacity of USB   D card is 16 GB     u          P3 bit rate  data rate   32 320 Kbps    and variable bit rate  e WMA V4  V7  V8  V9  L1  L2      SO9660  Joliet       aximum title number  512  depending on file name length      aximum album number  255    e Supported sampling frequencies  2  Hz  44 1 kHz  48 kHz   e Supported Bit rates  2 256  kbps    variable bit
12. control lead   Amplifier relay control  lead   g Black Ground   h Yellow To the  12V car    battery which is  energized at all times          e Risk of danger  Please consult a professional to  perform the below steps           EN 9    3 Connect the antenna and amplifier as 2 Ensure that car dashboard opening is  illustrated  if applicable  within these measurements                                                                                                                       LUN y     LD  Connector Connect to  1 ANTENNA Antenna 3 Remove the mounting sleeve with the  a  FRONT LINE OUT Front right supplied disassembly tools   R  Socke speaker  3 FRONT LINE OUT Front left  L  Socket  speaker  4 REAR LINE OUTR Rear right  Socket  speaker  5 REAR LINE OUTL Rear left  Socket  speaker  Tip       e The pin arrangement for the ISO connectors  depends on the type of vehicle you drive  Be  sure to make proper connections to prevent  damage to the unit                 Mount into the dashboard     1 Ifthe car does not have an on board  drive or navigation computer  disconnect  the negative terminal of the car battery   e     If you disconnect the car battery in   a car that has an on board drive or  navigation computer  the computer  may lose its memory   e Ifthe car battery is not disconnected   to avoid short circuit  ensure that the  bare wires do not touch each other        10 EN    4 Install the sleeve into the dashboard and 6 Slide the unit into the dashboard until you  bend 
13. e To search backward forward rapidly    ee play current track  ithin th t track  14  gt Pl fc    dd    REPEAT FLD   play all tracks in the    current folder repeatedly           Search for an MP3 WMA track       Shuffle play  Search within the current folder    1 p IG You can play the tracks in random order   ress     1 During play  press OPTIONS repeatedly  L gt  The name of the current track is   uN  until  RANDOM  is displayed   displayed    2 2 Rotate    to select a setting    oo select another track in current    RANDOM OFF   Turn off random   older    play    3 Press    to confirm  e  RANDOM FLD   start random play  Search in other folder for all tracks in the current folder   1 Press FOLDER    e  RANDOM ALL   start random play   L gt  The name of the current folder is for all tracks    displayed    2 Rotate    to navigate through all folders  Intro play  3 Press    to access the selected folder  You can play the first 10 seconds of each track   4 Rotate    to select a track in the folder  1 During play  press OPTIONS repeatedly  BD Press    to start play  until  INTRO  is displayed        2 Rotate    to select a setting   Tip     INTRO OFF   Cancel intro play and  start normal play   e      INTRO FLD   Start intro  play in the  current folder       INTRO ALL   Play the first 10         To go back to upper level of a folder  press                    View play information seconds of each track   1 During playing  press DISP repeatedly to  view  Connect external sound sou
14. more  vivid spacial effect as the artist is intended to  create  You can switch the music listening zone  from driver to passengers for the best speaker  sound settings in car        Press ZONE   L gt  The current setting is displayed     2 Rotate    to select a setting      ZONE ALL      FRONT       F  LEFT   Front left       F  RIGHT   Front right     3 Press OK to confirm the selection        Other sound settings    You can also adjust the preset EQ Audio  settings     1 Press EQ Audio for 3 seconds     2 Press 44  gt PIrepeatedly to select the item   to be adjusted    e      BAS   Bass  range   7 to  7       TRE   Treble  range   7 to  7   e  BAL   Balance  range  12L to 12R    L  left speaker  R   right speaker    e  FAD   Fader  range  12R to 12F   R    rear speaker  F   front speaker     3 Rotate    to select a value option     8 Adjust system  settings       Turn beep sound on off    Each time you press a button  the unit beeps   You can turn on or off this beep sound   T Press MENU   2 Press WOP Plrepeatedly until  BEEP   displays   3 Rotate    to select a setting   e  BEEP ON   Turn on the beep  sound       BEEP OFF   Turn off the beep  sound        Select blackout setting    You can set the screen to turn off automatically  after the unit is idle for 10 or 20 seconds     1 Press MENU     2 Press k  4  gt Plrepeatedly until  BKO  is  displayed   3 Rotate    to select a setting    e  BKO 10 SJ  Turn off the screen  automatically 10 seconds after last  operation      
15. rate collection of batteries  The correct  disposal of batteries helps prevent potentially  negative consequences on the environment  and human health     C      This product complies with the radio  interference requirements of the European  Community     Environmental information   All unnecessary packaging has been omitted   We have tried to make the packaging easy to  separate into three materials  cardboard  box    polystyrene foam  buffer  and polyethylene   bags  protective foam sheet    Your system consists of materials which can  be recycled and reused if disassembled by   a specialized company  Please observe the  local regulations regarding the disposal of  packaging materials  exhausted batteries and  old equipment    Any changes or modifications made to this  device that are not expressly approved by  Philips Consumer Lifestyle may void the user s  authority to operate the equipment    2011    Koninklijke Philips Electronics N V  All  rights reserved           EN 5    2 Your car audio  system    Congratulations on your purchase  and  welcome to Philips  To fully benefit from the  support that Philips offers  register your product  at www philips com welcome        Introduction    With the in car audio system  you can enjoy  your drive while listening to    e FM or AM  MW  radio   e Audio from USB devices   e     Audio from SD SDHC card   e Audio from other external devices   The unit supports the following media format        Ay Plays  AE       What s in the box 
16. rce  e     Track b d elapsed play ti  5 Ee Een en 1 Connect the external sound source to     fle MP3 LINK socket with a 3 5 mm cable     Title 2 Press SOURCE repeatedly until  MP3    Album LINK  is displayed   e Artist 3 Operate the external component  refer    to the instructions supplied with the  external component      EN 17    7 Adjust sound       Adjust volume    1 Turn    clockwise counterclockwise to  increase decrease volume        Mute    You can turn off the sound of your audio     1 During play  press      e To resume sound  press    again        Tunr on off Max Sound    1 Press ms        The current setting is displayed   L gt   MAX ON  The maximum sound   max sound  function is on   L gt   MAX OFF   The maximum sound  function is off        Turn Dynamic Bass Boost   DBB  on off    1 Press DBB and the current setting is  displayed         DBB ON   The Dynamic Bass Boost   DBB  function is on        DBB OFF   The DBB function is off     2 Press DBB again to change the DBB  setting        Select preset equalizer    1 Press EQ Audio        Current Equalizer setting is displayed     18 EN       Press EQ Audio again to select a preset  EQ setting   e  OPTIMAL   optimal       FLAT   flat      POP   pop       USER   user          TECHNO   techno   e  ROCK   rock   e  CLASSIC   classic   e  JAZZ   jazz           Switch music listening zone    Philips    innovative Zone technology enables  driver or passengers to enjoy music with the  best speakers balance and experience 
17. re that all loose leads are insulated with   electrical tape      Ensure that the leads do not get caught under   screws orin parts that will move  e g  seat rail     e Ensure that all ground  earth  leads are run to   a common ground  earth  point    e Use only the supplied mounting hardware for a   safe and secure installation      Improper fuses can cause damage or fire   When you need to change the fuse  consult a  professional                                Note on the power supply lead  yellow    e When you connect other devices to this  system  ensure that the rating of the car  circuit is higher than the total fuse value  of all the connected devices     Notes on speaker connection  e Never connect speaker wires to the  metal body or chassis of the car     e Never connect speaker wires with stripes    to one another     Connect wires  ISO male connectors    EE Caution    F   A    f                e Ensure that all loose leads are insulated with  electrical tape                         Consult a professional to connect CE130 as  instructed below              1 Connect the supplied male connector to  the unit              Check the car s wiring carefully and  connect them to the supplied male  connector     Note             1 Green black strip Left speaker  Rear    2 White black strip Left speaker  Front    3 Gray black strip Right speaker  Front    4 Purple black strip Right speaker  Rear    e Red gnition key  12V DC  when ON ACC   f Blue Motor electric antenna  relay 
18. sts and sound  recordings  may be an infringement of  copyrights and constitute a criminal offence   This equipment should not be used for such  purposes     Ay Plays    Al Windows  m Media       Windows Media and the Windows logo are  trademarks  or registered trademarks of  Microsoft Corporation in the United States  and or other countries    This apparatus includes this label     CLASS 1    LASER PRODUCT          Recycling    s    Your product is designed and manufactured  with high quality materials and components   which can be recycled and reused    When you see the crossed out wheel bin  symbol attached to a product  it means the  product is covered by the European Directive  2002 96 EC        notice  Trademarks are the property of   Koninklijke Philips Electronics N V  or their   respective owners  Philips reserves the right  Never dispose of your product with other to change products at any time without being    household waste  Please inform yourself about obliged to adjust earlier supplies accordingly   the local rules on the separate collection of    electrical and electronic products  The correct  disposal of your old product helps prevent  potentially negative consequences on the  environment and human health    Your product contains batteries covered by  the European Directive 2006 66 EC  which  cannot be disposed of with normal household    E Specifications are subject to change without             waste    Please inform yourself about the local rules on  sepa
19. the tabs outward to fix the sleeve  hear a click sound           Note       e Ifthe unit is not fixed by sleeve but by the  supplied screws  skip this step              7 Reconnect the negative terminal of the    5 Place the supplied rubber cushion over car battery   the end of the mounting bolt        EN 11       Attach the front panel    d Attach the trim plate        2 Insert the right side of the panel in the  chassis until it is correctly engaged        3 Press the left side of the panel until it is  locked into place        Turn on  1 Press    to turn on the unit     e To turn off the unit  press    for over  3 seconds     12 EN       Set clock    Press MENU    Press    4  gt PIrepeatedly until the current  ime is displayed    Rotate    clockwise to set hour    Press    to confirm     Rotate    counterclockwise to set minute        AMmBRW N     Press    to confirm        View clock     d Press and hold OPTIONS repeatedly  until the clock is displayed     4 Listen to radio       Tune to a radio station    1 Press SOURCE repeatedly to select radio  mode     2 Press BAND    to select band   FM1     FM2    FM3    AW1  or  AW 2      3 Press kor PP to tune to a radio station  manually   L gt  The radio station is broadcast   Ls To search for a radio station    automatically  press Wor PPI for over  3 seconds        Select tuner region   You can select suitable country region of the  radio      _ Press SOURCE to select Radio mode   2 Press MENU    3 Press K  4  gt Pirepeatedly
20. y   e To ensure safe driving  adjust the volume    to a safe and comfortable level    e     Improper fuses can cause damage or  fire  When you need to change the fuse   consult a professional       Use only the supplied mounting hardware  for a safe and secure installation    e To avoid short circuit  do not expose the  apparatus  remote control or remote  control batteries to rain or water    e Never insert objects into the ventilation  slots or other openings on the apparatus    e Clean the apparatus and frame with a  soft  damp cloth  Never use substances  such as alcohol  chemicals or household  cleaners on the apparatus                    ever place any objects other than discs  into the apparatus      ever use solvents such as benzene     thinner  cleaners available commercially   r anti static sprays intended for discs   Visible and invisible laser radiation when  open  Avoid exposure to beam    Risk of damage to the apparatus screen   ever touch  push  rub or strike the  screen with any object     ie        Caution       e Use of controls or adjustments or  performance of procedures other than herein  may result in hazardous radiation exposure or  other unsafe operation           e The apparatus shall not be exposed to  dripping or splashing       Do not place any sources of danger on  the apparatus  e g  liquid filled objects   lighted candles         Notice    The making of unauthorized copies of  copy protected material  including computer  programs  files  broadca
21. you tune to an RDS  station  an RDS icon and information about the  presenter  station or program is displayed        Turn on RDS    Note       e The default setting for RDS is off           1 _ Press MENU repeatedly until  RDS  is  displayed       Rotate    to select  RDS ON    L gt  The RDS function is turned on        Select program type    Before tuning to RDS stations  you can select   program type and let the unit search only for   programs of the selected category    1 Press OPTIONS repeatedly until  PTY  is  displayed    2 Turn O to select a type  then press    to  confirm     14 EN                                                                                                             Item Program type Description   1 NEWS ews services   2 AFFAIRS Politics and current  affairs   3 INFO Special information  programs   4 SPORT Sports   5 EDUCATE Education and  advanced training   6 DRAMA Radio plays and  iterature   7 CULTURE Culture  religion and  society   8 SCIENCE Science   9 VARIED Entertainment  programs   10 POP M Pop music   11 ROCK M Rock music   12 EASY M Light music   13 LIGHT M Light classical music   14 CLASSICS Classical music   15 OTHER M Special music  programs   16 WEATHER Weather   17 FINANCE Finance   18 CHILDREN Children s programs   19 SOCIAL Social Affairs   20 RELIGION Religion   21 PHONE IN Phone In   22 TRAVEL Travel   23 LEISURE Leisure   24 JAZZ azz Music   25 COUNTRY Country Music   26 NATION M ational Music   27 OLDIES Oldies Music   28 
    
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