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Operating Instructions
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Front Panel Description
1 ON/OFF
Switch on the set by turning knob 1.
2 AUD button (sound control/broader
interior sound impression)
BAS – Adjustment of the low frequencies via buttons </> 7.
TRE – Adjustment of the high frequencies via buttons </> 7.
BAL – Adjustment of the left/right volume via buttons </> 7.
FAD – Adjustment of the front/rear volume via buttons </> 7.
3 FM•T button (Frequency Modulation)
FM button
This button is used for shifting between
the different individual FM storage levels and T (Travelstore).
4 ARI button
Use this button to activate the ARI function.
5 MIX•lo•m button
CD:
Use this button to play the CD titles in
an arbitrary order.
Radio:
Button to shift between the normal and
high-sensitivity manual station seek
mode, and mono switch.
• SRC button (Source)
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To shift between the individual audio
sources, e.g. CD ♦ Radio ♦ CD.
By pressing the
more than than 3 seconds, the CD is
ejected.
7 <> rocker switch
Radio:
Automatic station selection
CD:
Skipping to next/previous title
Pressing the rocker switch < > longer
than 1 sec. activates fast forward (cue)
or fast reverse (review).
8 CD slot
Insert the CD with the label side showing to the top.
• SRC button 6 for
9 Display
: Preset buttons
Storing a station:
Keep button depressed during radio
operation until the station becomes
audible again.
Recalling a station:
Press button briefly.
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Contents
Important information
Front Panel Description............... 12
Important information.................. 13
What you need to know! ....................... 13
Traffic safety ......................................... 13
QuickOut ............................................... 13
Installation/connection .......................... 14
Anti-theft coding .......................... 14
Wrong code number entered ................ 14
Switching the code system on .............. 14
Restart following interruption of power
supply.................................................... 15
Switching the code system off .............. 15
Amplifier Section.......................... 15
ON/OFF ................................................ 15
Bass and Treble Control ....................... 15
Balance and Fader Control ................... 16
Radio Section ............................... 16
Selecting a Station ................................ 16
Tuning in a Station Automatically.......... 16
Manual Tuning ...................................... 16
Adjusting the Station Seek Sensitivity... 16
Mono/Stereo Operation......................... 16
Memorizing a Station ............................ 17
Automatically Storing the Strongest
Stations ................................................. 17
Activating a Stored Station.................... 17
Traffic Messages (ARI) ......................... 17
Switching Traffic Messages On and Off 17
Acoustic Alarm ...................................... 17
ARI during CD Operation ...................... 17
Automatic Start of the Station Seek
Operation .............................................. 18
CD Section .................................... 18
Inserting the Disc .................................. 18
Ejecting the Disc ................................... 18
Title Selection/Cueing and Reviewing .. 18
Mix Function.......................................... 18
Changing the Audio Source with SRC .. 18
Programming with DSC ............... 19
Appendix....................................... 19
Technical Data ...................................... 19
What To Do If Your Car Stereo Needs
Service? ................................................ 19
What you need to know!
Before starting to use your new car radio you
should carefully read through the information
on “Traffic safety” and “Anti-theft coding”.
Traffic safety
Traffic safety has always priority. Use your
car radio in such a manner that you are
always able to cope with and react to the
prevailing traffic situation at any given time.
Remember, even at 50 km/h you are still
moving at a speed of 14 m per seconds.
It is also very important that you are able to
hear, and react to, acoustic warning signals
around you, for example from the police or
the firebrigade.
Therefore, adjust the volume reasonably.
QuickOut
Using the QuickOut handle you can easily
pull your radio out of the installation compartment to take it along. The preset stations
remain stored for a longer time.
To take out the radio.
• press knob (a), take the handle (b) and
pull the unit out.
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Anti-theft coding
To listen to the radio or cassette again,
• insert the set into the compartment until
it stops and move the handle back to
the front panel.
If the coding system is off, your set will be
ready for operation.
If the coding system is on, proceed as described under “Restart following interruption
of power supply”.
Installation/connection
The code system can only be switched on
and off, if the radio is connected to permanent power.
If you like to install your new car radio by
yourself or add other audio components to
the existing ones, then please read carefully
the enclosed instructions on installation and
connection.
Do not connect the loudspeaker outputs to
ground!
Only use the accessory and replacement
parts approved by Blaupunkt.
The car radio comes standard with the code
system deactivated.
If the anti-theft coding system is on while the
power supply to the unit is interrupted (e.g.
theft, disconnecting the car battery), the set is
electronically blocked. Then it may only be
used again after the appropriate code number has been entered (see car radio passport).
Wrong code number entered
It should not be possible for thieves to ascertain the code number by trial-and-error. This
is why the set will be blocked for a certain
period of time, if an incorrect code number is
entered. In this case, “- - -” will appear in the
display.
This waiting time is 10 seconds after the first
three attempts, and 1 hour following subsequent attempts.
After 19 unsuccessful attempts, “OFF” will
appear in the display and the set can no
longer be restarted.
Note:
Keep you car radio passport with the code
number in a safe place in order to avoid
“unauthorized access” to your car radio.
If the power supply to the radio is interrupted
while the code system is switched on, you
need to know the right code number.
The radio will operate again as soon as you
have entered the right code number.
If you lose your radio passport and have
forgotten your code number, you will not be
able to restart the set after the power supply
has been interrupted. In this case, your radio
can only be reset in our central customer
service workshop or in one of our service
agencies abroad.
Switching the code system on
Precondition:
The radio must be connected to permanent
power.
In order to switch the code system on:
• Turn the radio off.
• Hold down the preset buttons 1 and 4
simultaneously.
• Turn the radio on.
“Cod” briefly appears before the radio
begins to operate.
• Release preset buttons 1 and 4.
The code system is on.
“Cod” will be briefly displayed each time the
radio is turned on.
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Restart following interruption of
power supply
(Code system switched on)
• Switch on the set.
“Cod” will appear in the display.
• Briefly press preset button 1, “000” will
appear in the display.
• Enter the code number given in the
Blaupunkt car radio passport:
Preset button 1 only allows to choose
“0” or “1”. The first “0” will not be displayed.
Example: the code number is 0521.
- Press preset button 1 until “000” ap-
pears in the display.
- Press preset button 2 five times,
“500” appears in the display.
- Press preset button 3 twice, “520”
appears in the display.
- Press preset button 4 once, “521”
appears in the display.
• To confirm the code number:
Press the
switch .
Your car radio is now ready for operation.
If three dashes appear again in the display,
you have entered a wrong code number.
upper part of the rocker
Now it is essential to enter the correct code
after the waiting period has elapsed (Cod in
the display).
If the radio is turned off before the waiting
period has elapsed, then the waiting period
restarts as soon as the radio is turned on
again.
Switching the code system off
• Turn off the radio.
• Simultaneously press preset buttons 1
and 4 and hold them down.
• Turn the set on.
“Cod” will appear in the display.
• Enter the code number given in the
Blaupunkt car radio passport and confirm: See example “Restart following
interruption …”.
The code system is now deactivated.
ON/OFF
To switch on the set:
• Turn button 1 clockwise.
To switch off the set:
• Turn button 1 counterclockwise.
Bass and Treble Control
Bass Control
To adjust the low frequencies:
• Press the AUD button 2.
Display 9 gives you bas plus a number between -7 and +7.
• Press rocker switch </> 7 on the right
to boost the bass frequencies or on the
left for bass reduction. The number on
the display 9 changes between -7 and
+7.
Treble Control
To adjust the high frequencies:
• Press the AUD button 2 until tre and a
number between -7 and +7 appears on
the display.
• Press rocker switch </> 7 on the right
to boost the high frequencies or on the
left for treble reduction. The number on
display 9 changes between -7 and +7.
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Balance and Fader Control
Balance control
To balance the sound level left/right:
• Press the AUD button 2 until bal is
shown on the display.
Press rocker switch </> 7 on the left
or right to adjust the sound impression
according to your personal preferences.
Display 9 gives you a number between -9 and +9.
Fader control
To balance the front/rear sound level:
• Press the AUD button 2 until fad is
shown on the display.
Press rocker switch </> 7 on the left
or right to adjust the sound impression
according to your personal preferences.
Display 9 gives you a number between -9 and +9.
Note:
If the rocker switch < > is kept depressed (on
the left or right), the set quickly advances to
the final values (+7/+9 or -7/-9) or to the “0”
position.
Selecting a Station
With your car radio you can select stations
from the FM (ultra-short wave) and FM-Travelstore level.
To select FM,
• press the FM•T button 3 briefly. “FM”
lights up on display 9 a.
To select FM-Travelstore,
• press the FM•T button 3 briefly until
“FM•T” is shown on display 9 b.
For more information on this function
see chapter “Automatically Storing the
Strongest Stations”.
Tuning in a Station Automatically
Tuning in the following station
• Press the </> rocker switch 7 on the
right. The car stereo automatically
starts searching for the next station.
Tuning in the previous station
• Press the </> rocker switch 7 on the
left. The car stereo automatically starts
searching for the previous station.
If the </> rocker switch 7 is kept depressed on the right or the left, the station seek operation continues to be
carried out quickly in the corresponding
direction.
Manual Tuning
To manually tune in a station,
• press the lo•m button 5 until “m” lights
up on display 9 f.
You can now manually search for the desired
stations via the </> buttons 7.
Adjusting the Station Seek
Sensitivity
With this set you can modify the automatic
station seek sensitivity in all wavebands.
If you want to search for strong stations only
(reduced sensitivity):
• Press the lo button 5 until “lo” lights
up on display 9 e.
If you also want to search for weaker stations
(increased sensitivity):
• Press the lo button 5 once again; the
“lo” indication on display 9 e goes out.
Mono/Stereo Operation
If the lo•m button 5 is pressed longer than
2 secs. but less than 8 secs., the set switches over to mono and the stereo symbol (h)
goes off.
If the lo•m button 5 is pressed longer than
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2 secs. but less than 8 secs., the set switches over to stereo and the stereo-symbol (h)
lights up in the display.
When the car radio is switched on it is always
in stereo mode.
Memorizing a Station
You can memorize two FM stations with each
of the preset buttons :. Display 9 a, b
either indicates the FM storage level (“FM”)
or the Travelstore level (“T”).
To memorize a station:
Tune in the desired broadcaster (see chapter
Tuning in a Station Automatically/Manual
Tuning) first. Now press one of the preset
buttons : until the radio resumes play (approx. 2 seconds). The station is now stored.
Note:
If you tune to an FM station already stored on
the storing levels FM or Travelstore, the
coresponding storing level and the preset
button will flash in the display.
Automatically Storing the Strongest Stations
(Travelstore)
With Travelstore, you have the opportunity to
automatically store the 5 strongest FM stations of your respective area and have them
sorted according to their signal strength. The
strongest station is then stored on preset
button 1, the second strongest on preset
button 2, etc. This feature is of special use
while travelling.
• Press the FM•T button 3 for at least
two seconds.
The set searches for the strongest FM
stations and memorizes them on the
“T” storage level (Travelstore). Once
the process is finished, the car radio
automatically tunes in to the strongest
station.
If required, it is also possible to manually
store a station on the Travelstore level. If less
than 5 stations can be received, the free
buttons are briefly represented by dashes.
Activating a Stored Station
If required, the memorized stations can be
activated at a keystroke.
• For this, choose the FM or T storage
level and briefly
• press the respective preset button :.
Traffic Messages (ARI)
Many FM stations broadcast local traffic
messages at regular intervals. These stations can easily be detected with the ARI
system. A traffic station is identified by the
“SK” indication on display 9 g (“SK” stands
for the German equivalent for “station identification”).
Switching Traffic Messages On and Off
The ARI function is switched on by pressing
the ARI button 4. Display 9 c will then give
you the “ARI” indication. When listening to a
station without the ARI identification, an audible alarm tone will be produced after approximately 3 seconds.
Acoustic Alarm
When leaving the coverage area of the tuned
in station, your car radio automatically sends
out an acoustic alarm after approximately 30
seconds. This alarm tone is also produced
when pressing a preset button with a nonARI station allocated to it.
ARI during CD Operation
This set offers you the opportunity to listen to
a compact disk and at the same time be
prepared for incoming traffic messages.
When such a message comes in, the CD title
will be muted until the message is over.
To select this ARI preference during CD
reproduction,
• shift to the radio mode using the SRC
button 6.
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• Now press the ARI button 4. The ARI
indication lights up on display 9 c.
• Then tune in to one of the traffic stations of your area.
Switch over to CD operation by either
• inserting a disk, or - if a CD is already
inserted by
• pressing the SRC button 6.
CD reproduction will be interrupted as soon
as a traffic message is “put through”.
When leaving the coverage area of the tuned
in traffic station, your car stereo will automatically start searching for a new one.
If no ARI station is found after having scanned the frequency band several times, the
system sends out an alarm tone.
In this case switch off the ARI function by
• pressing button 4. The alarm tone
stops.
Automatic Start of the Station Seek
Operation (CD play)
Your set will also automatically start seeking
for a new traffic station when leaving the
coverage area of the tuned in traffic programme while listening to a disk. An alarm tone is
sent out during the search operation.
Inserting the Disk
With this set you can play the normal standard CDs without having to use an adapter:
• Switch the set on.
• Insert the CD (label side up) without
applying force.
The disk is automatically pulled into the unit
to reach the playing position. Once it has
been fed in, reproduction starts.
Ejecting the Disk
• To eject the disk, keep the • SRC
button 6 depressed at least 2 sec.
Never block or support the CD mechanism in
any way, since this would damage the set.
Title Selection/Cueing and Reviewing
After the CD has been inserted into the set,
„Cd“ lights up on display 9. The display
indication 9 i changes to “T1” (Track 1) after
approx. 5 seconds. You can skip or repeat
titles by using the </> buttons 7.
Cue (Fast forward):
• Keep depressed the right side of the
rocker switch </> 7 for more than than
2 second.
Review (Fast backward):
• Keep depressed the left side of the
rocker switch </> 7 for more than
than 1 second.
Mix Function
Press the Mix button 5 to listen to the titles
in an arbitrary order.
When Mix is on, the “Mix” indication lights up
on display 9 j.
Changing the Audio Source with
SRC
You can shift between the connected audio
sources in the order CD ♦ Radio ♦ CD. To
switch over to another audio source during
CD operation,
• press the SRC button 6.
The set changes to radio operation.
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Programming with DSC
Appendix
The car radio’s DSC function (Direct Software Control) allows you to adjust the seek
tuning sensitivity for FM and the volume of
ARI traffic messages.
Adjusting the seek tuning sensitivity:
• Press the lo•m 5 button longer than
8 secs. The display gives you “lo” and a
number between 1 and 3.
• Adjust the sensitivity using the rocker
switch < > 7.
^
high sensitivity
1
=
^
3
normal sensitivity
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To store the adjustment,
• press th lo•m button once again.
For setting the volume of ARI traffic messages,
• press the ARI button 4 longer than
8 secs. The display indicates “L” and a
number between 1 and 9.
• Use the rocker switch < > 7 to adjust
the volume of traffic messages
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low volume
1
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9
high volume
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To store the adjustment,
• press the ARI button once again.
Technical Data
Amplifier:
Output power: 4 x 8 watts acc. to DIN
45324/3.1
FM:
Frequency
response: 50 - 16 000 Hz (-3dB)
CD:
Frequency
response: 20 - 20 000 Hz (-3 dB)
Preamp-Out: Output impedance
150 Ω
What to Do If Your Car Stereo
Needs Service?
Whenever your car radio fails to operate
properly and therefore requiring repair by an
authorized service centre, please do not forget to take the car radio passport along with
you.
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