Blaupunkt COBURG CM 62 User Manual

Operating instructions

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Contents

Important notes

Important notes ............................ 18

Notes on road safety ........................ 18

Connection............................................ 18

Telephone operation ............................. 18

KeyCard ................................................ 19

Wrong KeyCard ................................. 19

KeyCard Lost..................................... 19

Front Panel Description............... 19

Tone control .......................................... 20

Radio operation..................................... 20

Cassette operation................................ 21

CD operation......................................... 22

External CD player ............................ 23

Notes on operation ...................... 23

Tone control .......................................... 23

The Loudness.................................... 23

Radio operation..................................... 23

Selecting the waveband .................... 23

Selecting a station ............................. 23

Storing a station................................. 24

The mono switching........................... 25

Adjusting the search tuning

sensitivity ........................................... 25

Display of station name with Preset

Naming System (PNS) ...................... 25

Cassette operation................................ 26

Inserting/ejecting a cassette .............. 26

Fast winding ...................................... 26

Manual tape selection........................ 26

Dolby-NR ........................................... 26

Track switching.................................. 26

Skipping/repeating music tracks........ 27

Listening to the radio during fast

winding .............................................. 27

Switching between the audio sources 27

Cassette eject .................................... 27

Care of cassette and car radio .......... 27

Traffic broadcast reception (ARI) .......... 28

Adjusting the priority for ARI

messages .......................................... 28

The ARI alert ..................................... 28

Switching off the ARI alert ................. 28

Adjusting the volume of ARI messages

and ARI alert...................................... 28

ARI messages during cassette

operation............................................ 29

Automatic start of search tuning ........ 29

Selecting the display colour .................. 29

Beep (after key operations)................... 29

Optical indication as theft protection.. 29

Appendix....................................... 30

Technical data....................................... 30

What to do if your radio needs to be

serviced................................................. 30

Notes on road safety

Being the driver of a motor vehicle you must
direct your full attention on the traffic. Thus
use your car radio set such that you are
always able to cope with the present situation
on the road.
In critical situations we even advise you to
turn your set off. By all means, inattentions
should be avoided. Please consider that you
you are still moving 14 m per second at a
speed of 50 km/h.
When adjusting the volume please pay atten­tion that you are still able to hear, and react to,
acoustic warning signals around you.

Connection

If you intend to install the set by yourself or to
add other audio components to your in-car
equipment, follow the enclosed installation
and connection instructions.

Telephone operation

When operating a car telephone in your vehic­le, radio or cassette reproduction can be
muted automatically.
For this, however, the car telephone must be
connected to this radio/cassette combinati­on.

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Front Panel Description

KeyCard

The KeyCard protects your car radio against
theft.
Your car radio cannot be operated without
your KeyCard and will not accept any other
KeyCards than those delivered with this set.
Therefore, your set will be of no worth for a
potential thief.
This car radio can be used only with the
KeyCards 1 and 2 included in the supply
schedule.
You can store different adjustments for the
following functions on KeyCard 1 and Key­Card 2:
Bass, treble, balance and fader, allocation of
preset buttons, station names, seek tuning
sensitivity, Loudness, display colour and
BEEP on/off (see also “Programming with
DSC”).
Besides, the last adjustment of the waveband,
the station and the seek tuning sensitivity
remain stored on your KeyCard. Thus, when
you insert e.g. KeyCard 1 again your car
radio will start playing in the mode adjusted
before.

Wrong KeyCard

If a wrong KeyCard is inserted, four dashes
are first represented on the display (‘----’)
before the indication changes to ‘CARD ERR’.
During this period the set cannot be operated
even with the right KeyCard.

● Remove the false card. Now the correct
card has to be inserted by all
means.

After the third false try it will take one hour
before the set can be operated with the
correct card. In the meantime, ‘----’ is indica­ted on the display.
After another 16 wrong attempts, the car
stereo can only be put in operation by one of
our authorized service partners. For this, the
car radio passport has to be presented.
Switching the car stereo off during the waiting
period will set the waiting time to ‘zero’ after
the unit has been activated again.

KeyCard Lost

If you have lost your KeyCard or if it was
damaged, one of our authorized service part­ners will help you against presentation of
your car radio passport.
These service partners are designated by

) in the radio’s service register. If required,

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call the service centre of your country for
detailed information about your local Key­Card service facility.

This quick guide to operation consists of four
parts:

Tone control
Radio operation
Cassette operation
CD operation

Twin functions are described separately. All
functions which require more information are
additionally described in chapter “Notes on
operation”.

1 On/off knob - Scan

On/off

Turn the knob to switch on (“CARD” is
shown in the display). If no KeyCard is
inserted, the set switches off automati­cally after 10 sec.
To switch on or off, simply insert or
push against the KeyCard.

SCAN

By pressing SCAN, the receivable stati­ons of the activated waveband (FM,
AM) are searched and played for a
short time.

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PORTUGUES

E Inserting the KeyCard

Insert the KeyCard in the direction of
the arrow in the predetermined position.
Push against the card to remove the
KeyCard.

Tone control

1 Volume control
2 GEO (balance and fader control)

Press button - the display D a shows
BAL (balance) or FAD (fader) and a
number between -9 and +9.
Balance: Use rocker switch << >> G
to adjust the left/right volume.
Fader: Use the rocker switch
to adjust the front/rear volume.
This function can be adjusted separate­ly for KeyCard 1 and 2.

3 Sound adjustment (TREB, BASS)

TREB - for treble adjustment

Press TREB ­the display D a shows TRE and a
number between -6 and +6. Use the
rocker switch << >> G to adjust treble.

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BASS - for bass adjustment

Press BASS ­the display D a shows BAS and a
number between -7 and +7. Use the
rocker switch << >> G to adjust bass.
The adjustments are finished by pres­sing BASS, TREB or GEO. Approx. 8
seconds after the last adjustment the
display automatically shows again radio
or cassette functions.
This function can be adjusted separate­ly for KeyCard 1 and 2.

4 LD - for Loudness

Loudness - boosts bass at low volume.
Press the LD rocker switch to switch
Loud-ness on/off. If Loudness is on,
“LD” lights in the display D j.
This function can be adjusted separate­ly for KeyCard 1 and 2.

5 DSC - (Direct Software Control)

To adjust the Loudness for example
(see “Notes on operation”).
The chapter “Notes on operation” de­scribes separately all the basic adjust­ments which can be set with the DSC
function. This includes the display col­our, search tuning sensitivity, Loud­ness, volume of traffic messages, beep
(after key operations) and display of the
station name.

Radio operation

6 dx, lo - search tuning sensitivity

Press dx ­“dx” lights in the display D g.
High search tuning sensitivity; search
tuning stops also at weeker stations.
Stereo programmes are played in ste­reo.
Press lo ­“lo” lights in the display D e.
Normal search tuning sensitivity; se­arch tuning only stops at stations offe­ring good reception. Stereo program­mes are played in stereo.
As the reception conditions can vary
from region to region, the DSC function
allows you to individually store the se­arch tuning sensitivity (see search tun­ing sensitivity).

? PS - Preset Station Scan

To scan the stored FM programmes on
all memory banks.
Press PS - the programmes are played
for 8 seconds.
Quit this function by pressing this but­ton once again.

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