Blaupunkt COSTA MESA 900 Operating Instructions Manual

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CAR MULTIMEDIA

COSTA MESA 900

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Panel Introduction

The agship product of the 'Symphony Series', Costa Mesa 900 features a brilliant 6.75-inch capacitive display with a high-end tuner and runs on Android OS Version 6.0

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NAVI

1. In any state, press this button to power on/oﬀ the device / light touch to mute audio output

2. Press this button to return to the previous page. Under any interface, tap the icon [ ] to return to the previous page.

3. Press this button to increase audio volume

4. Press this button to decrease audio volume

5. Press this button to go to home menu

6. Touch & slide the top row of the icons to the left or right to show more pages / icons.

7. Micro SD card slot for Navigation

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Random track play / Shuﬄe

Adjust volume

Tune into stations manually; select title,

Fast Search

Equalizer

Calling up direct input for FM transmitter track,

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Controls – Remote control | Contents

Contents

Safety notes 05

Symbols used 05 General Warning 05 Road safety 05 Instructions to read this User Manual 06 Declaration of conformity 06 Cleaning the unit 06 Disposal notes 06 Warning 06

Scope of delivery 06

Placing the device in operation 07

Instructions to the panel buttons 07 Switching on/oﬀ with the touch 07 Switch on/oﬀ via vehicle Ignition 07 Main menu 07 Volume 07 Main interface 07

Radio Function 09

Radio function operation 09 Setting the reception area 09 Tuning Into a station 09 Storing stations manually 09 Scanning stations 10 Band Switch 10 Tune and Seek 10 Auto Seek and Store stations 10 Select memory bank 10

Sound settings 10

Sound settings 10 Equalizer settings 10 Audio distribution (fader/balance) 10

Navigation Function 11

Navigation settings 12 Take me home 12 Route 12 Favourites 12 History 12 Navigation settings 13

Phone Feature 13

Making a call via Bluetooth 13 Dialling 14 Answer a call 14 View Call History 14 View Phone Book 14

Play Music 15

Bluetooth Music Function 15

USB Music Function 15 Audio from USB 16 Video from USB 16

Features 17

PhoneLink 17 Phone debugging 18 Play store 19 Browsing the internet 20 Video 20 Pictures 20 SWC 20 File explorer 21 Clock 21 Live wall papers 22 Wall papers 22 Aux-In 22 Blackout 22

Device Settings 23

WiFi Settings 23 Portable WiFi Hotspot Settings 23 Storage info 23 Apps 24 Adding an account 24 Language input settings 24 Date & time settings 24 Device information 24

System Settings 25

Common settings 25 Navigation software setting 25 Backlight setting 25 Radio setting 26 Default volume setting 26 Steering Wheel Learning 26 FLAC Codec 26 Memory clean 26

Useful information 27

Warranty 27 Service 27 Connection Diagram 28 USB Support Files 29 FCC information 32

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Safety notes

The car audio system is manufactured according to recommended and established safety guidelines in a state of the art facility. Even so, dangers may occur if you do not observe the safety notes in their instruction manual. These instructions are intended to familiarise you with the most important functions. A detailed explanation can also be found on the website under the URL: https://www.blaupunkt.com/in

Ÿ For best results, please read the user manual

carefully and completely before using the car audio system.

Ÿ Always keep the user manual accessible to all users. Ÿ Always handover the car audio system to any third

party along with these instructions.

Ÿ In addition, observe the instructions of the devices

used in combination with this car audio system.

Symbols used

Below are the symbols used in this user manual, please go through them carefully:

CAUTION: Warns about possibilities of any injuries that

might occur.

DANGER: Warns about damages to the DVD/CD drive

(Not applicable to all Series 900 Model)

LOUD VOLUME:

Warns about high volume

The CE mark conrms the compliance with EU

G directives.

ü Identies a sequencing step Ÿ Identies a listing

General Warning

To avoid any injury or damage to yourself, your car and others, please make sure to do as following. Observe the following note to protect yourself against injuries:

Ÿ Do not modify or open the device. Do not do any

unauthorised modication to the device. In case you need any assistance, please visit the nearest services centre. The device should be open by an authorised person only.

Ÿ Use as Directed: this car audio system is intended

for installation and operation in a vehicle with 12V vehicle system voltage and must be Installed in a 2DIN slot. Observe the output limits of the device. Only an authorised specialist should perform repairs and installation, if necessary.

Ÿ Installation Instructions: You may only install the

car audio system yourself if you are experienced in installing car audios systems, and are very familiar with the electrical system of the vehicle. For this purpose, observe the connection diagram at the end of these instructions. For self-installation make sure you have the right tools with you.

Ÿ Use your device in such a way that you can always

safely control your vehicle. In case of doubt, stop at a suitable location and operate your device while the vehicle is parked. As the driver, you must not use the applications that will distract you from traﬃc (depending on the scope of functions of the device, e.g. viewing videos, searching for a destination) ( Na vig at ion eq ui pp ed ra di os an d o t he r downloaded application)

Ÿ Follow driving recommendations during the

route guidance only if you are not violating any tr aﬃc regu lati ons : Tra ﬃc si gns and traﬃ c

regulations always have priority over d riving recommendations.

Ÿ Always listen at moderate volume to protect your

hearing and to be able to hear warning signals (e.g. police sirens and other external alerts while driving). During mute phases (e.g. when changing the audio source), changing the volume is not advisable. Do not increase the volume during this mute phase.

Ÿ Do not ingest the battery, chemical burn hazard

¡ T he r emote control is provided with a

coin/button cell battery. This battery is charged and if this button battery is swallowed, it can cause severe internal burns & may lead to death in 2 hours.

¡ Keep new & used batteries away from the reach of

children.

¡ If the batter y compartment does not close

securely, stop using the product & keep it away from the reach of children.

¡ If you think batteries might have been swallowed

or placed inside any part of the body, seek immediate medical attention.

Road safety

Observe the following notes about road safety:

To avoid any injury or damage to yourself, your car and others, please make sure to do as following. Observe the following note to protect yourself against injuries:

Ÿ Before using this unit, please read all related

instructions carefully.

Ÿ Any damage to this unit caused by improper

operations will void the warranty.

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Safety notes

Ÿ In order to drive safely and not break traﬃc rules,

please do not watch videos or operate the unit while driving.

Ÿ The below-listed applications while driving the

vehicle may divert your attention form the traﬃc situation and may lead to serious accidents:

¡ Using the navigation feature like entering the

destination address

¡ Video playback or watching any kind of video ¡ Usage of internet via the browser ¡ Use of connected phone via PhoneLINK ¡ Usin g P lay Sto re or any ot her inst alled

application via Play Store

Ÿ You are advised to refrain from any activity which

could possibly divert your attention while driving. The best way to use these applications is when your vehicle is parked in a safe location.

Ÿ To avoid short circuit, please do not dispose the unit

into the water and please do not place or leave any kind of metal object (such as a coin or metal tools) in the unit.

Ÿ Please operate the unit as per this Manual, it is not

allowed to open the unit for maintenance; In case if maintenance is required, please seek professional help.

Ÿ After the car engine is oﬀ, please do not use the car

audio for a long time, otherwise, the battery could be drained.

Instructions to read this User Manual

Illustrations are used in this manual to explain operations and precautions. The illustrations used in this manual are only for reference, please take the actual unit as standard.

Marks

Mark for important preventive measures; please read carefully to prevent any injury.

Ma rk for a sp eci al e xplan ati on, aux iliar y interpretation, imitation and references.

Mark for additional information to operate this unit. Warm notes: When there is any diﬀerence between the Manual and the actual unit, please take the actual units as standard.

Cleaning notes

Ÿ Solvents, cleaning and scouring agents as well as

dashboard spray and plastics care products may contain ingredients that will damage the surface & screen of the audio system.

Ÿ Use only a dry or slightly moistened cloth for

cleaning the audio system.

Disposal notes

Ÿ Do not dispose of your old unit/batteries in the

household trash.

Ÿ Use the return and collection systems available to

dispose of the old device, the remote control and exhausted batteries.

Scope of delivery

The scope of delivery includes:

Ÿ Car audio system Ÿ Remote control (Including battery) Ÿ GPS antenna Ÿ External Bluetooth microphone Ÿ Small parts set, installation material Ÿ Screws and fasteners Ÿ Connecting cables

Declaration of conformity

Blaupunkt India Pvt. Ltd. declares that the device complies with the basic requirements and the other relevant regulations of the Directive 1999/5/EC. The declaration of conformity can be found on the website under www.blaupunkt.com

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Placing the device in operation

Switching on/oﬀ with the touch button

To switch-on. Touch the button (For switch oﬀ, hold the button pressed for more than 2 seconds.

Turn the unit on/oﬀ with ignition switch

Turn the unit on:

When the ignition switch is at ACC ON position, press the button [ ] on the panel to turn the unit on.

Turn the unit oﬀ:

When the unit is ON, long-press the button [ ] on the panel for more than 2s, to turn oﬀ the unit.

Main menu (Home)

In the main menu, please touch the buttons on the touchscreen to call up diﬀerent sources and operating modes

In any source, press the button. The main menu (home page) is displayed. As long as you do not select a new audio source, the last a ctive audio source continues to play. Note: The icons used in these instructions are intended to facilitate the explanation and actual details may vary in your device.

Volume

You can adjust the volume in steps from 0 (minimum) to 40 (maximum).

Touch the button + to raise volume and – button to lower the volume

You can mute the car audio system by touching the

icon while playing music.

Briey press the button to unmute the device or to return the previous volume.

Placing the device in operation

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1. Go to the previous page

2. Go to home page / Main menu

3. See history of pages opened

4. Displays the location icon

5. Displays Wi-Fi icon

6. Sound equalizer settings

7. PhoneLINK

8. Bluetooth music

9. Aux-IN

10. Open web browser

11. Start navigation

12. Play music from le

13. Connect via Bluetooth

14. Play FM/AM Radio

15. Manage System Settings

16. Access All Apps on Device

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Main Interface

After the unit is turned on, the system will enter Radio mode by default, then tap the icon to enter the main interface.

17. Play videos from le

18. View pictures from le

19. Steering wheel control

20. File explorer

21. Manage device settings

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Placing the device in operation

22. View clock / Set time

23. View/set Live wallpapers

24. Blackout screen

25. View wallpapers

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Tap the icon [Screen Oﬀ] in the main interface to turn the screen oﬀ; then tap any area of the screen to turn the screen on. This is the recommended screen while driving; this will not distract the driver while the vehicle is in motion.

The grid icon at the bottom is a quick view to all tabs. (To see more options swipe on the screen)

1. Wallpaper settings

2. Video settings

3. System Settings

4. Steering wheel control

5. Lunch radio

6. Open Play store

7. View pictures

8. PhoneLINK

9. Phone Make / Receive Calls

10. Play Music

11. Navigation

12. Live wallpapers

13. File explorer

14. Sound equalizer

15. e-Manual

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Radio Function

Radio function

Radio function operation

Touch the icon [Radio] in the main interface to enter the Radio interface.

Setting the reception area

This car audio system is designed for operation In diﬀerent regions with diﬀerent frequency ranges and station technologies. The factory default of the reception area is 'EUROPE'. If you operate the car audio system in Asia. You may leave the setting to 'EUROPE' to set a suitable reception area on the menu:

Ÿ Select the 'Radio' option Ÿ The current setting is displayed as 'EUROPE' region'.

Please leave it at the current setting.

Ÿ Select on the Radio region button to display the list

of available reception areas.

Ÿ Select the desired reception area by double clicking. Ÿ The list is hidden, the selected reception area is set. Ÿ The main menu is displayed again.

Tuning Into a station

Ÿ Briey press the 7 8 button once or several times

to change the frequency in Increments.

Ÿ You can select broadcast frequency directly by

touch and drag on the frequency bar.

Ÿ The frequency selected is played back on the radio. Ÿ Press the 7 8 button for approx. 2 seconds to start

station seek tuning.

Ÿ The radio tunes into the next receivable station.

Note: For the reception area Europe: In the FM waveband, only traﬃc information (TA) stations are tuned into if the priority for traﬃc information feature is switched on.

Ÿ Ÿ On the home page, press the (System Settings) icon.

The settings menu is displayed.

Ÿ At the top area of the Settings menu. Press the

(General) button.

Storing stations manually

Ÿ Select the desired memory bank with the FM/AM

button.

Ÿ Set the desired station. Ÿ Press one of the memory buttons for approx. 2

seconds to store the current station at the button.

Ÿ The station is stored and can be switched by

selecting the desired station.

With this device, you can automatically search for and store 6 FM stations oﬀering the strongest reception in the region in the current memory bank. Any previously stored stations in this memory bank are deleted In the process.

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Radio Function | Sound settings

Scanning stations

You can use the scan function to play all the receivable stations of the current wave band for a few seconds.

Long press the 7 8 button. The seek tuning searches for stations In the current waveband. Each receivable station is played for a few seconds in the process.

Band Switch

Tap the band icon to switch the radio bands FM/AM among FM1/FM2/FM3/AM1/AM2.

Tune and Seek

Short press the icon 7 8 to tune point by point; Long press the icon 7 8 to seek manually; It will stop seeking when a station sought.

Auto Seek and Store stations

Long-press the icon L to auto seek, and auto store the sought stations. During seek, tap the icon L again to stop seeking.

18 stations will be stored in FM band (6 stations in FM1 / FM2 / FM3 each band); 12 stations will be stored in AM band (6 stations in AM1 / AM2 each band). The system will stop seeking after one-circle seeking.

Ÿ Start radio mode Ÿ Select memory bank Ÿ Tune Into a station

Sound Setting

Equalizer settings:

In the main menu or on the control bar of the current audio source. Press the (Equalizer) button. To manage the Equalizer settings Select 'EQ ' form the main menu .

The equalizer menu is displayed. You can adjust the equalizer for all sources. The 10-band equaliser allows the user to ne tune reproduced sound to suit individual taste.

Select memory bank

On the home screen, your will nd the 'Radio' icon. Touch the 'Radio' icon to enjoy the radio on the go. Diﬀerent memory banks and wave bands are available Up to 6 stations can be stored in each memory bank.FM1+FM2+FM3/AM1+AM2. Press the FM/AM button repeatedly until the desired memory bank is displayed.

This option oﬀers simplied sound turning and displays 6 bands. The 'Custom' setting allows you to ne-tune the music just right to your taste. The options available to you are listed below.

Click on left & right arrows to choose the right EQ setting for the genre of music.

Ÿ Pop Ÿ Rock Ÿ Classical Ÿ Jazz Ÿ Flat Ÿ Custom

Audio Distribution (fader/balance)

Press the to adjust the Balance (L-R) & Fader BAL/FAD (Front-Rea r) bands according to the p assenger preferences.

Ÿ Left Front Ÿ Left Rear Ÿ Right Front

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Ÿ Right Front

Ÿ Touch the blue dot to adjust your preference OR use

the arrow keys to adjust your preference.

Ÿ The Bal and Fad reading will be displayed on the top

right of the screen.

Ÿ Once you have achieved your desired setting touch

the return tab to return to the previous menu. It’s recommended to leave the Balance/Fader at 0-0.

Ÿ You can also use the Touch the button + to raise

volume and – button to lower the volume on the device panel to adjust the volume

Ÿ Slide down from the upper-right area of the main

interface to adjust sound volume directly.

Sound settings | Navigation Function

Navigation Function

This device is equipped with navigation on board. Insert the mSD card (sold separately) into the map slot in front and type your destination. Follow turn-by-turn voice-guided commands to get to your destination hassle-free.

Because of the rapid development of the urban construction and the road planning, the navigation map company constantly updates the navigation map.

If the route directed by the navigation map is found to not conform with the actual road condition or the actual traﬃc control condition, please drive the car as per the actual road condition, traﬃc control and traﬃc rules.

Steps to open the navigation:

Ÿ Insert SD card in the Navigation Slot Ÿ Tap the icon [Navigation] in the main interface to

enter the navigation interface.

Ÿ Enter the desired destination using the input key. Ÿ Enable to nd the destination via various search

functions of the navigation software.

Ÿ After the destination is set, the system will plan the

route and begin navigating.

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Navigation Function

In the area that the driver is familiar with, it may be more advisable for the driver to drive by himself than to rely on the navigation system.

Navigation settings

There are ve icons to enhance your navigation experie nce a nd ease your ever yday us e of the navigation feature.

Click on the icon at the bottom left to expose the features listed below:

Touch on the icon the access the rich navigation features:

Take me home:

Set the address and use this option to plan your route back to home.

Route:

This tab shows vital information about your current trip in session.

Favourites:

Here you can store your favourite or frequently travelled destinations. This will save you time in inputting the address every time.

Ÿ Ÿ Take me home: Auto detects your location and plans

your route back home

Ÿ Route: Show the rip stats Ÿ Favourites: You can save your favourite/frequently

travelled locations

Ÿ History: Shows your trip history Ÿ Setting: General navigation settings

History:

Check your travel history and places travelled. This is quite helpful in computing the travel done by you in the recent past.

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Navigation Function | Phone Feature

Navigation setting:

Several settings are available to may your ride safer and comfortable. Like the Speed alert and the safety camera alert. Please keep them checked for a good ri de. You ca n also dea cti vate t he opt ions by unchecking them.

In case of error

In normal condition, the error of satellite signal reception is about 7 meters, while in several situations, some error may still occur after the auto-correcting of the software, at these moments, the driver should pay attention to the road condition and drive according to the actual road condition.

Note: Using environ ment of navigati on system can be complicated and varying, the system operation may have some issues (such as failing to enter the map interface, no image et c. ) w he n en co unte re d by a l a rg e electromagnetic disturbance. It will require a re-start operation to deal with these issues.

Phone Feature

Please be aware that using a hand-held phone while driving is an oﬀence. You can use this device to make & receive call hands-free. However, it is suggested to make minimal use of this feature & talk only when in great need of talking to someone. Talking while driving may divert your attention from traﬃc conditions ahead.

Making a call via Bluetooth

For the rst time to pair the mobile and the unit, it is required to operate as below instructions:

Ÿ Turn the Bluetooth of the mobile on; Ÿ Search the Bluetooth device with the mobile or the

unit, and connect - Device name is C900;

Ÿ A prompt message will show on the mobile, input

the password 0000 and Conrm on the mobile;

Ÿ After pairing successfully, the system will enter the

interface below:

ü After the unit is powered oﬀ and on, the Bluetooth

of the u ni t w il l c on ne ct th e mobile last disconnected.

ü After pairing successfully, the icon [Å] showing the

connecting status on the upper-right corner of the screen will turn White.

ü Device name and the pin to connect is available on

the interface

lt is required to turn on the function "Visible to all nearby Bluetooth devices" on the mobile, and then the unit will be able to nd the mobile Bluetooth device.

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Navigation Function | Phone Feature

Dialling

After the mobile is connected to the unit successfully, input a series of numbers via the numeric buttons on

the screen, and then tap the icon [Å] to make a call. During dialling, if a wrong number was input, you may tap the icon [ ] to delete one by one, or long-press the icon [ ] to delete all. As is shown in below interface:

You may also make a call via your mobile directly.

Tap the [ ] icon to answer a call.

You may also answer or refuse a call via your mobile

directly.

View Call History

Tap the [ ] icon in Bluetooth interface to enter the call history interface as shown below:

Touch the [ ] icon, the numeric keyboard will pop up. Touch this icon again & the number keyboard will disappear;

Touch the [ ] icon to hang up a call.

Tap the [ ] icon to switch call audio between mobile microphone and car audio.

Tap the [ ] icon to activate Mute mode.

You may also hang up a call via your phone directly.

Answer a call

When there is an incoming call, the system will switch to Bluetooth interface automatically

As shown in the interface below:

Touch the [ ] icon to switch between Outgoing call / Missed call / Incoming call.

View Phone Book

Touch the [ ] icon in Bluetooth mode to enter the below interface.

Note: After Bluetooth is connected successfully, the

system will send a request message to the mobile [Android would like to access your contacts and call history. Give access to Android?] Press Yes on your mobile, the unit will begin to download the phonebook; After downloading successfully, the call history & phonebook of the mobile will display on the unit.

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Play Music

Touch the music icon - this application is for music stored on the device or USB.

Once you insert a USB drive the device will auto search for music les and display option to play music and browse play list.

Touch the [Blueto oth m usic] i con to e nter the following interface.

Depending on the model o f the mobile phone, you may need to press start to play music les via your mobile.

USB Music Function

The music formats supported by this unit include MP3, M4A, WAV, AMR, WMA, OGG, AAC, MID etc.

Touch this icon, you can shuﬄe your music play list.

Touch this icon to play the previous song.

Play or pause the currently played song

Move to next song in the playlist

Quick search the song of your choice.

Open and browse the available playlist of songs.

Bluetooth Music Function

The Bluetooth music function allows user to directly stream music stored on their mobile devices to the radio.

When playing a music le that is not supported, the system will prompt "fail to play as the le format is not supported". Touch the [Music] icon in the main interface to enter below interface:

Tap the icon [9] / [:] to play previous/next song.

Tap the icon [;] to switch between Pause/Play

USB data carrier

This device features a USB port (Type A)at the Rear.

Basic information

Costa Mesa 900 comes equipped with 3 Rear USB ports (Type A). The Hardwired USB port allows for quick charging of portable devices (up to 2A) and the other 2 via a patch harness upto 1.5A.

For safety reasons, playback of movies and images on the integrated monitor is allowed only while the vehicle is parked and the handbrake is applied. The BRAKE'cable must be connected with the handbrake connection of the vehicle (see Connection diagram at

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Play Music

the end of these instructions). Movie playback on a Rear Seat Monitor is possible while driving.

Notes:

Ÿ Blaupunkt cannot guarantee awless function of

USB data carriers and microSD cards available on the market.

Audio playback from USB

The principles of audio playback (MP3/WMA) from data carriers are identical for all sources. Select the desired source via the main menu. The device changes to the desired source and the playback starts.

Video playback from USB

Select the desired source from the main menu. The

device changes to the desired source and the playback starts.

Important: Please do not watch video while driving.

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General Feature

Instructions on PhoneLINK

The PhoneLINK feature mirrors the phone screen on the head unit. Please note PhoneLINK feature is available for Android/iOS phones only for this model. You can access apps, emails & messages while on the go.

Touch the icon [PhoneLINK] on the main interface to enter the interface below:

To activate Pho neL INK pleas e fo llow de taile d instructions on the next paper to turn on USB debugging.

iPhone PhoneLINK operation

Ÿ Turn on the hotspot on the iPhone: Ÿ Turn on the iPhone hotspot in [Settings], record the

hotspot name and password;

Ÿ Turn on WiFi in [Settings] on the unit, search the

iPhone hotspot, input password and connect.

Ÿ Open the Shortcuts control bar on the mobile, nd

Airplay - EC - Mirror to turn on Mirror switch and connect.

Note: After the Mobile and the unit connected successfully, the unit will display the mobile screen.

PhoneLINK.: New PhoneLINK feature allows you to connect your Android Smartphone to this Blaupunkt. Touchscreen radio using your mobile phone data cable. Enjoy all functions & applications on your Android phone via the in-dash radio.

Ÿ View your smartphone images on the radio

display

Ÿ Play music from your phone Ÿ N av ig a te w it ho u t t ou c hi n g y ou r

smartphone (google maps)

Ÿ Access your phone contacts & apps Ÿ Check your Email / Messages

'Check compatibility with your Android phone before purchase.

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Please follow the below instructions to turn on debugging on your phone.

Some steps may be different on different phones please also refer to your mobile phone instruction manual.

1. Go to Settings

2. About Phone 3. Build Number

4. Tap on Build no for 6 to 8 times

7. Turn on Developer Option

5 & 6. You will now see Developer mode activated under Developer Option

8. Switch on USB Debugging, Say OK to the message

9. USB debugging is now ON

After the above connect the USB cable to radio & mobile

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Powered by Android & featuring the Google Play store, the Brilliant Costa Mesa 900 is Wi-Fi ready to connect to any available Hotspot letting you enjoy online content like Youtube, web browsing and your favourite Internet radio on the device itself.

To access the Play Store, Open quick menu. You will nd the Play Store Icon. This will launch the application.

General Feature

You will get a default prompt to 'Automatically back up device data'. You may choose or skip this option.

You are ready to enjoy Play Store on the move. Left swipe for more options and Play Store settings. Google Play (previously Android Market) is a digital distribution service operated and developed by Google. It serves as the oﬃcial app store for the Android operating system, allowing users to browse and download applications developed with the An dro id s oftware development kit (S DK) an d published through Google.

You can enjoy a var iety of apps, which can be downloaded through Google Play.

For the initial setup, add your existing Google account. In case you do not have one, you can create one right here.

Fill in the details and click on 'Accept' to proceed further.

The navigation system is equipped to work with the regional navigation system - MapmyIndia (via mSD card) as well as Google Maps (via PhoneLINK).

Please Note: The Play Store service is a complimentary service. The service provider reserves the right to withdraw the service without giving any prior notice.

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General Feature

Browsing the internet

You can browse the internet using the browser option shown below.

In order to browse the internet to follow the steps shown below.

Ÿ For the rst time use, you will get the screen shown

above.

Ÿ Add an existing account or set up a new account Ÿ Then using the touchscreen and input keys you can

browse the web.

Ÿ Check your emails and view websites.

Pictures

You can view pictures saved in the USB and other collaborative locations. Click on the [Pictures] icon to launch this feature.

To view pictures from your les select 'Folders' You can also view picture s from you other sources li ke Moments, Dropbox, Google Drive and Picasa.

SWC (Steering wheel control)

Videos:

Click on the 'Video' icon on the main interface to launch the videos from the connected USB drive.

The available videos will be displayed here. Select the video to be played.

Steering wheel control allows you up to eight functions that can be operated via existing steering wheelmounted controls. This requires assigning the desired function to the buttons on the SWC. Note: The SWC function operates with analog control signals, depending on the vehicle type an additional interface may be required.

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Ÿ Select the SWC icon form the main interface Ÿ Assign the desired function up to 8 placeholders

(Select any from 1 to 8)

Ÿ The assigned placeholder is identied by the check

mark and the selected function is identied by placeholder number

Ÿ Repeat the steps to assign the additional function to

the SWC controls

Ÿ Thereafter assign the relevant placeholders to the

buttons of steering wheel-mounted controls

Ÿ Tap on 'Begin Learn' to start Ÿ Placeholder 1 and the assigned functio n are

displayed

Ÿ Pr ess any butto n of the rem ote control for

approximately 1 second

Ÿ The displayed function is assigned to the button

being pressed

Ÿ Tap on the to assign the next function Ÿ You can tap the to return to a previous function

and reassign if needed.

General Feature

When you tap on the 'sd card' tab you get to see content from the diﬀerent folders you have. Select the desired folder to access your les.

The 'udisk3' tab allows you to see diﬀerent les available to you and makes access easier.

Clock

Touch the clock icon to display the clock screen.

File Explorer

The 'File Explorer' icon on the main interface allows you to browse the content of your les used on the device

The 'Classify' tab can help you quickly identify the les you are looking for based on its classication. The options available range from Apk, Image, Video, music or any other type.

The clock will continue displaying until the user touch on the screen or turns the device oﬀ.

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General Feature

Live Wallpapers

Live wallpapers feature allows you to select dynamic wallpapers as per your preference. Select the 'Live wallpapers' icon from the main interface

List of live wallpapers will be displayed. Select your preference, the live wallpaper will be set.

AUX in

Connect the video RCA to video input socket and the audio RCA’s (L+R) to the audio input RCA’s, tap the icon [AUX-IN] in the main inter face to enter AUX-IN interface.

Warning: Do not watch Video while driving

Blackout

There is a blackout feature in this radio. Tap on [Blackout] tab to enable a dark screen. The music continues to play in the background and the screen appears to be oﬀ. This can help you concentrate while driving at night.

Wallpapers

Wallpape rs fea tu re all ows you to selec t st atic wall paper s as per your p reference. Se lec t the [ Wa ll pa pers] i con f rom t he m ai n i nter fa ce.

List of wallpapers will be displayed, swipe to explore more. Select your desired wallpaper, swipe left or right to preview the wallpapers

After you selec t a wallpaper, tap the icon [Set wallpaper], the selected wallpaper will be set.

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Device Settings

In the 'Device Settings icon you will nd a various settings that you will need to access from time to time.

The important options available here are

Ÿ WiFi Settings Ÿ Portable WiFi Hotspot Settings Ÿ Storage info Ÿ Apps Ÿ Adding an account Ÿ Language input settings Ÿ Date & time settings

WiFi Settings

connects automatically for all subsequent attempts.

Portable WiFi Hotspot Settings

With the [Portable WiFi hotspot option], you can create an Internet connection to connect your mobile or the mobile of your co-passenger. Here are the steps listed.

Ÿ Switch on the [Portable WiFi hotspot option] with

the button shown here . Please note: Once the 'Portable WiFi hotspot option' is checked the WiFi on your device will auto disconnect.

Ÿ You should get a pop-up window. This should show

the connection details

Ÿ Check the [Show Password] option, The password

will be displayed. Enter this password in your mobile to connect.

Ÿ You can share the password wi th th e fellow

passengers allowing t hem to conn ect to the Portable WiFi hotspot on your device.

To change the [Portable WiFi hotspot] password.

Ÿ Check the 'Show Password] option. Ÿ Touch the password, an input key will appear Ÿ Choose the password of your choice & select 'Done’ Ÿ The password will get changed.

Ÿ Switch on the 'WiFi option 'with this button . This

will search and display all the available connections of the range.

Ÿ If you get a prompt for a password 'Input password',

Enter password at this time.

Ÿ Click on connect to establish secure connections Ÿ In case you get an error, touch the 'forget' tab and try

to connect again.

Ÿ Once the connection is established the device

Storage info

Under the [Storage] you can see the space available in the internal storage.

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General Feature

Apps

With the 'Apps' tab user can get quick access to all the Apps available and downloaded and installed from Google Play Store.

Adding an account

'Add an existing Gmail account in here; in case you do not have one you can also create a new account right from the option available in this section.

Date & time settings

Ÿ You can choose to synchronize the date and time

with the GPS by keeping the adjacent box checked. If you wish to set your own time, then uncheck the tick and the set date and set time will be activated. Input your desired date & time.

Ÿ You can choose to use the 12 hours or 24 hours' time

display as per your preference by a tab on the button at the bottom.

Device information

Language input settings

Manage you Language and keyboard input options form the 'language and input' tab.

Under the 'Device information' you can get the following details:

Ÿ Device model number: Costa Mesa 900 Ÿ Android version: 6.0 Ÿ Memory capacity: 1GB| 16GB Ÿ Storage capacity: 16 GB

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System settings

System Settings

In the 'System Settings,' you will nd a various settings which you will need to access from time to time. Tap the icon the explore and make the required settings.

General setting you the following options are available, all of them are explained further in the manual.

Ÿ Common settings Ÿ Navigation software setting Ÿ Backlight setting Ÿ Radio setting Ÿ Default volume setting Ÿ Steering Wheel Learning

Common Settings

Navigation Software Setting

Ÿ Navi Software Settings' allows you to select the Map

source, manage Navigation audio mixing & adjust the volume of voice guidance prompt.

Ÿ Touc h the Nav iga tio n mix ing to ac tivate &

deactivate.

Ÿ Drag the bar to increase & decrease the voice

guidance prompt volume

Backlight setting

Under the 'Common settings', you can do the following, touch to activate and deactivate.

Ÿ Parking settings Ÿ Illumination Ÿ Beep settings Ÿ Reverse Camera Monitor Ÿ Reverse Audio Mute

The intensity of the backlight can be set by moving the seek bar towards the left or right.

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General Feature

Radio Setting

Ÿ The current setting is displayed as 'EUROPE' region'.

You should leave it to the current setting.

Ÿ Select on the Radio region button to display the list

of available reception areas.

Ÿ Selec t the desired reception area by double-

clicking.

Ÿ The list is hidden, the selected reception area is set. Ÿ The main menu is displayed again.

Default Volume Setting

Steering Wheel Learning

Along with the [SWC] icon available on the main interface, you can manage the Steering wheel control form this tab. SWC allows you up to 8 functions that can be paired via existing steering wheel mounted controls. This requires assigning the desired function the buttons on the SWC

FLAC Codec

Free Lossless Audio Codec: an audio format. Flac allows you to play uncompressed audio les without any loss. This device can read FLAC les (Via front USB).

Memory Clean

Under the [Default setting], you will nd the start up volume tab. Scroll on the seek bar to adjust the default volume.

Touch and drag the screen form the top down, you will get quick options which include [Memory Clean] you ca n delete the cac he wh ich will imp rove th e performance of the device.

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Useful information

Warranty

We provide manufacturer's warranty for products bought within the India. For devices purchased outside the India, the warranty terms issued by our respective responsible domestic agency is valid. Warranty terms can be viewed at

www.blaupunkt.com.

The procedure to activate the warranty is given below;

Thank you for buying Blaupunkt

Model: Palm Beach 550

Serial No.:

BP76103550000001

Please activate the e-warranty within 15 days of purchase.

To activate your e-warranty, please follow the below steps:

Service

If your device should need service, you can nd information about service partners at www.blaupunkt.com OR Email: Support@blaupunkt.in OR Call 1800 209 6820 for the location of an authorized service center near you.

SERIAL <space> <serial number> to 07760962759

Step 1. Please send SMS

Step 2. In response to the sent SMS, you should

receive back a link via SMS, please Click on it

Step 3. Complete a simple form to register

your product & activate e-warranty.

E-user manual is available at www.blaupunkt.com

or upon completion of registration, follow

the link at the bottom on the page to download.

Should you require further assistance,

please call: Customer Support 1800 209 6820

Thank You!!

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Connection Diagram

Reserved

interface

WiFi antenna

(optional)

GPS antenna

(optional)

FM/AM antenna

D1 D2

14 16 17

Note: Be sure the unit is connected to a 12V DC power supply with negative ground. Remark: For users, please take the actual function of product as the standard.

D1:AUX/RCA audio and video Input or output D2:USB signal(optional), reverse control and reverse video input D3:NC

D4:BREAK D5:NC

D6D5D3 D4

D6:EXTERNAL MICPHONE

Orange

SWC

NC NC

Automatic antenna

ILL B+

GND

191520

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Multimedia Support list

Part I: Multimedia Processing

Multimedia Support listMultimedia Support list

Video Decoding

MPEG1

MPEG2

MPEG4

xvid

H.264

AVS/AVS+

H.263

WMV1

WMV2

WMV3/VC-1

VP6

VP8

MJPEG

Sorenson Spark

VP9

H265

Proﬁle

MP/HL

SP/ASP L5

N/A

BP/MP/HP

JiZhun

N/A

SP/MP/AP

6.0/6.1/6.2

N/A

Video Encoding Max Resolution

JPEG

H.264

4096 x 4096

1920x1080

Max Resolution

1920x1080

1280x720

Max Bit Rate

Performance

1080p@45fps

1080p@30fps

1080p@45fps

1080p@30fps

1080p@45fps

720p@30fps

Max Frame Rate

1080p@45fps

Max Bit Rate

100Mbps

60 Mbps

30Mbps

100Mbps

40Mbps

60Mbps

100Mbps

2Mbps

Remarks

4:2:0/4:2:2

Support 16M pixel

Simple/Main/High Prole

CAVLC/CABAC

Codec

MP3

OGG

FLAC

APE

AAC

AMR

Prole

All

Q1 - Q10

Level 0 - Level 8

Max Bit Rate

320Kbps

500Kbps

1.60Mbps

950Kbps

448Kbps

Max Sample Rate

48000

Remarks

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Multimedia Support list

T3 Multimedia support list

Part II. Container

Container

MKV

AVI

TS/TP

MP4/M4V

MOV

VOB

PMP

MPG

Audio Video Max Bit Rate

MP3

AAC

FLAC

OGG

MP3

AAC

MP3

AAC

MP3

MP2

MP3

AAC

MP3

AAC

MP3

AAC

MP2

MP3

AAC

MP2

MP3

AAC

MP2

MP3

AAC

MP3

AAC

MP1/2

MPEG2

WMV9

Xvid

H.264

Xvid

H.264

MPEG2

WMV7/8/9

VC - 1

MJPEG

H263

MPEG2

H.264

VC - 1

Xvid

H.264

Xvid

H.264

Xvid

H.264

Xvid

H.264

MPEG2

80 Mbps

50 Mbps

80 Mbps

Multi Audio Switch

Support

N.A

Support

N.A

Support

N.A

Subtitle

UTF8/ASS/SSA/

ACSII/sub

UTF8/ASS/SSA/

ACSII/sub

UTF8/ASS/SSA/

ACSII/sub

UTF8/ASS

/SSA/ACSII/sub

UTF8/ASS

/SSA/ACSII/sub

UTF8/ASS

/SSA/ACSII/sub

UTF8/ASS

/SSA/ACSII/sub

UTF8/ASS

/SSA/ACSII/sub

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T3 Multimedia support list

Part II. Container

Multimedia Support list

Container

M2TS

FLV

WMV

WebM

PHOTO

Audio Video Max Bit Rate

MP3

AAC

MP3

AAC

MP3

AAC

MP3

AAC

MP3

AAC

MPEG2

H.264

VC - 1

H.264

VP6

VC - 1

WMV7

WMV8

VP8

50 Mbps

80 Mbps

Part III. Photo

Container

JPEG

BMP

GIF

PNG

Prole

Baseline

All

89a/87A

All

Max Resolution

65536x65536

2.5M pixels

Multi Audio Switch

Support

N.A

Support

Subtitle

UTF8/ASS

/SSA/ACSII/sub

UTF8/ASS

/SSA/ACSII/sub

UTF8/ASS

/SSA/ACSII/sub

UTF8/ASS/SSA/

ACSII/sub

Remarks

UTF8/ASS

/SSA/ACSII/sub

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This device incorporates copy protection technology that is protected by U.S. patents and other intellectual pr ope rty rights of Rovi Co rpo rat ion . Rev ers e engineering and disassembly are prohibited.

Win dows® und Windows Media® are registered trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation in the U.S.A. and/or other countries.

This product is protected by certain intellectual property rights of Microsoft. Use or distribution of such technology outside of this product is prohibited without a license from Microsoft.

The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc.

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories.

“Dolby" and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

FCC Statement

1. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference. (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

2. Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the ser's authority to operate the equipment. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment oﬀ and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

–

Increase the separation between the equipment

–

and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit

–

diﬀerent from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV

–

technician for help.

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance of 20 centimeters between the radiator and your body.

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Blaupunkt India Private Limited

47, Atlanta Society, Nariman Point

Mumbai‐ 400 021. Maharashtra. India.

www.blaupunkt.com