Contents

- Table of Contents
- General information
  - Owner's Manual
  - Symbols in the text of the operating instructions
  - Equipment overview
  - Important information
    - Warranty
    - Device operation
    - Windscreen cleaning
  - Anti-theft protection
    - Anti-theft coding
    - Enter code
  - General - operation
- Basic setting
  - Switching the unit on and off
  - Tone settings
  - Radio mode
    - Select radio station
    - The process of searching for and storing the radio stations
    - Function SCAN
    - RDS functions
    - Traffic information function
    - Traffic information memory
    - Playing traffic reports
  - MEDIA operation
    - MEDIA main menu
    - Inserting or ejecting a CD
    - Inserting or removing a memory card
    - Selecting a CD from the CD changer
    - Select track
    - General information for MP3 operation
    - Information on how to use a CD
    - External sources
  - SETUP
    - Main menu set-ups (Setup)
    - Setup radio
    - Traffic station set-ups
    - Setup Media
    - System Setups
    - Telephone set-ups
  - Telephone operation
    - Main menu TELEPHONE
    - Enter call number
    - Telephone book
    - Search for an entry in the telephone book
    - Adapt a call number
    - Call lists
    - Shortcut keys
    - Telephone conversation
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Škoda Superb II Radio Bolero 2011 Owner's Manual

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Škoda Superb II Radio Bolero 2011 Car Specification

The Škoda Superb II Radio Bolero 2011 is a sophisticated in-car entertainment and information system designed to enhance the driving experience. It features a high-resolution, 6.5-inch color touchscreen display that offers intuitive control and easy navigation through various multimedia options. The system supports AM/FM radio with RDS (Radio Data System) functionality, providing clear and consistent reception along with display information such as station names and song titles.

The Radio Bolero includes a CD/MP3 player compatible with CD-R and CD-RW discs, allowing for versatile playback options. An integrated SD card slot and an auxiliary input further expand the system's media compatibility, enabling drivers to connect external devices and play music directly from an SD card or other portable media players. Bluetooth connectivity is available for hands-free calling and wireless audio streaming, ensuring both convenience and safety while driving.

Sound quality is prioritized with an 8-speaker system that delivers crisp and balanced audio throughout the vehicle. Users can fine-tune audio settings with the built-in equalizer, adjusting bass, treble, balance, and fader to their preference. The system also features voice control capabilities, allowing drivers to operate the radio and connected devices using simple voice commands.

The Radio Bolero is integrated with the vehicle's onboard computer, displaying essential information such as trip data, fuel consumption, and navigation instructions when paired with the optional GPS module. The unit's sleek design and user-friendly interface complement the Škoda Superb II's interior, ensuring seamless integration and an enhanced driving experience. The 2011 Radio Bolero stands as a testament to Škoda's commitment to combining cutting-edge technology with practical functionality.

Škoda Superb II Radio Bolero 2011 Car F.A.Q.

How do I reset the Radio Bolero system in my Škoda Superb II 2011?

To reset the Radio Bolero system, press and hold the power button for about 10 seconds until the system reboots. If this does not work, refer to the owner's manual for further troubleshooting steps.

Why is my Radio Bolero not producing any sound even though it is turned on?

Check if the mute function is activated or if the volume is turned down. Also, ensure that the audio source is properly connected and functioning. If the problem persists, inspect the fuse associated with the radio system.

How can I connect my smartphone to the Radio Bolero via Bluetooth?

To connect your smartphone, ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your phone. Go to the Radio Bolero menu, select 'Setup,' then 'Bluetooth,' and search for devices. Select your phone from the list to pair.

What should I do if the Radio Bolero touchscreen is unresponsive?

First, try restarting the system by holding the power button. If unresponsiveness continues, check for any software updates or consult a professional technician as the issue might be hardware-related.

How can I update the firmware on my Radio Bolero system?

Check the Škoda official website for any available firmware updates for your Radio Bolero model. Follow the instructions provided to download and install the update, typically via a USB drive.

My Radio Bolero is not recognizing USB devices. What could be the issue?

Ensure that the USB device is formatted in a compatible file system such as FAT32. Also, check if the USB port is clean and free of debris. Try using a different USB cable or device to rule out any faults.

How do I set the radio presets on the Radio Bolero?

Tune to the desired radio station, then press and hold one of the preset buttons on the Radio Bolero until you hear a confirmation beep. This will save the station to the designated preset.

Why does my Radio Bolero display 'No Signal' for the FM radio?

The 'No Signal' message may indicate a weak broadcast signal or an issue with the antenna connection. Inspect the antenna for any damage or loose connections and ensure it is fully extended.

What type of audio formats are supported by the Radio Bolero system?

The Radio Bolero system typically supports common audio formats such as MP3, WMA, and AAC. Check the user manual for a comprehensive list of supported formats.

Is it possible to adjust the sound settings on the Radio Bolero?

Yes, you can adjust the sound settings by accessing the 'Sound Setup' menu where you can modify the bass, treble, balance, and fader to suit your preferences.