Blaupunkt DUSSELDORF CM 102 User Manual
Operation Instructions
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Radio
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Cassette
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CD-Changer
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Front Panel Description
1 ON/OFF
Switch on the set by turning the knob.
Volume control:
by turning the knob
SCAN (search operation):
Pressing the button briefly samples the
stations during radio reception or the
next song during tape or CD operation
(only CD changer).
2 GEO button (broader interior sound
impression)
Balance (left/right volume):
Adjust with rocker switch <</>> D.
Fader (front/rear volume):
Adjust with rocker switch
3 TREB / BASS button
Treble - Reproduction of the high fre-
quencies
Adjust with rocker switch <</>> D.
BASS - Reproduction of the low frequencies
Adjust with rocker switch
4 LD button (Loudness)
Press this button to boost the bass frequencies at low volumes. This will lead to
a more natural sound impression.
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/ E.
5 DSC button (Direct Software Control)
This button is used for programming
special functions of your car stereo.
6 dx / lo button
This button is used for altering the sensitivity of the automatic station seek
operation
dx - high sensitivity
lo - normal sensitivity
Additional function of the lo button:
Switching from stereo to mono: Press
for longer than 2 seconds.
button (Dolby-NR)
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Use this button to activate noise
suppression during tape playback.
8 RM button (Radio Monitor)
Use this button to listen to the radio
while advancing or rewinding the tape.
9 button (Autoreverse)
Automatic change from one side of the
tape to the other
Additional function of the
Stop fast forward operation.
: Cassette compartment
button:
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button for ejecting the cassette
< SRC button (Source)
This button is used for shifting from one
audio source to another
(tape ♦ radio ♦ CD ♦ tape).
= PS button (Preset Station Scan )
Pressing this button briefly samples all
memorized stations of the selected
waveband (FM, MW, LW).
> Preset buttons 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Store station - Keep button depressed
during radio operation until the station
becomes audible again.
Recall station - Briefly press the respective button.
? M•L button (Medium wave - Long
wave)
This button is used for selecting either
the medium wave (MW) or long wave
(LW) frequencies.
Press button again for shifting between
MW and LW.
@ ARI button
Use this button to reproduce traffic stations only.
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A FM•T button (Frequency Modulation)
FM button
This button is used for shifting between
the different individual FM storage levels I, II, III and T (Travelstore).
B Display
C KeyCard slot
To switch on the set insert KeyCard in
the direction of the arrow.
Remove KeyCard: Press on the card.
EE
/ rocker switch
E
EE
Radio: Automatic selection of
a station
Tape: For repeating or skip-
ping pieces of music
CD changer: For jumping to the next
or previous track, Cue
(forward) or Review
(backward) operation
when keeping depressed for longer than
1 second.
DEUTSCH
ENGLISH
FRANÇAIS
D << / >> rocker switch
Radio: Fine tuning of stations
Tape: Fast forward or fast
rewind operation
CD changer: Change of CD
F Code LED
ITALIANO
NEDERLAND
SVENSKA
ESPAGÑOL
PORTUGUES
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Contents
Important Notes.............................. 7
What You Should Read By All Means! ... 7
Safety Notes ........................................... 7
KeyCard .................................................. 7
Wrong KeyCard ................................... 7
KeyCard Lost....................................... 7
Amplifier Section............................ 8
ON/OFF .................................................. 8
Balance and Fader.................................. 8
Controlling Treble and Bass.................... 8
Switching from Stereo to Mono............... 9
Loudness ................................................ 9
Radio Section ................................. 9
Selecting the Desired Waveband............ 9
Tuning in a Station Automatically............ 9
Manual Tuning ........................................ 9
Adjusting the Station Seek Sensitivity..... 9
Memorizing a Station ............................ 10
Automatically Storing the Strongest
Stations ................................................. 10
Briefly Sampling a Station ..................... 10
Sampling Memorized Stations .............. 11
Traffic Messages (ARI) ......................... 11
Switching Traffic Messages (ARI)
On and Off ......................................... 11
Acoustic Alarm................................... 11
Automatic Start of the Station Seek
Operation........................................... 11
Tape Section................................. 12
Inserting the Tape ................................. 12
Removing the Tape............................... 12
Fast Forwarding and Rewinding the Tape
(FF/FR) ................................................. 12
Radio Reception during FF or FR
Operation .............................................. 12
Autoreverse
(Changing the Tape Side)..................... 12
Dolby-NR .............................................. 12
Automatic Tape Selection ..................... 12
Changing the Audio Source with SRC .. 13
Skipping/Repeating Tracks with CPS ... 13
Briefly Sampling a Track ....................... 13
Care Notes............................................ 13
CD Changer (Option) ................... 14
Playing a CD ......................................... 14
Changing the CD .................................. 14
Skipping/Repeating a Track
(Cue/Review) ........................................ 14
Briefly Sampling a Track ....................... 14
Changing the Audio Source with SRC .. 14
External CD Player ............................... 14
Programming with DSC ............... 15
Adjusting Volume of Traffic Messages
(ARI)...................................................... 15
Acoustic Signal after the Actuation of a
Key (BEEP) ........................................... 15
Choosing the Display Colour ................ 15
Theft Protection by Code LED .............. 15
Loudness .............................................. 16
Indication of the Station Name.............. 16
Sensitivity of the Automatic Station Seek
Operation .............................................. 17
Appendix....................................... 17
Technical Data ...................................... 17
What To Do If Your Car Stereo Needs
Service? ................................................ 17
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