Blaupunkt NEW Jersey 220 BT User Manual

BLAUPUNKT

CAR RADIO NEW JERSEY

220

BT

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Placing

the

device

in

operation

ITraffic

information

I

Radio

mode

Volume
Adjusting the volume
You can adjust the volume in steps from 0 (off) to
SO	(maximum).
...-	Turn the rotary/pushbutton@ to change the
	volume.

Note:
The	volume is increased for the duration of
the		.
	switched-through traffic announcement
You	can adjust the minimum volume	for
traffic announcements (see the chapter "User
settings·~ section "Making settings in		the
..VOLUME.. menu·~ menu item ..TA VOL..).

Muting the car sound system		(Mute)
...-	Briefly press the rotary/pushbutton		@	to
	mute the device or to reactivate the previous
	volume.
	While it is muted, ..MUTE..	is flashing	on	the
	display.

Setting the time

button ®

...-

Press

the

DISPLAY

for

approx.

2 seconds to set the time.

...-

Press

the

<I>

button

@ to

change

between hours and minutes.

The hour

or minute

display

flashes

if it

is

selected.

...-

Turn

the

rotary/pushbutton

@

to

set

the

hours or minutes.

...-

Press

the

rotary/pushbutton @

to

confirm

the time set.

Traffic information

In the reception area ..EUROPE'~ an FM station can

identify traffic reports

by means of an RDS signal.

If priority for traffic reports is switched

~n, a traf-

fic report is automatically switched through, even

if the car

sound system-is currently not

in radio

mode.

If priority

is

switched

on,

the

display

shows

the

a

@

symbol.

"TRAFFIC"

is displayed

during

switched-through traffic

announcement.

The

priority

is activated and

deactivated in

the

user menu

(see the chapter "User settings·~ sec-

tion "Making settings in the "TUNER" menu·~

menu

item "TA").

Radio mode
RDS
Many FM stations broadcast an RDS							(Radio Data
System) signal in addition				to their			programme
in	the reception	area ..EUROPE..			that			allows		the
following additional functions:
•	The station name is shown on the display.
•	The car sound system			recognises				traffic		an-
	nouncements	and news broadcasts and								can
	automatically	switch them through							in other
	operating modes (e.g. in						.
				USB mode)
•	Alternative frequency: If the				AF		function is
	switched on,	the car sound system automati-
	cally tunes into the best receivable							frequency
	for the station that is currently				set.
•	Regional: At	certain times, some						radio		sta-
	tions divide	their programme				into			regional
	programmes	providing		different				content. If
	the REGIONAL function			is activated,					the	car
	sound system changes only to those alternate
	frequencies on which the same					regional				pro-
	gramme is being broadcast.
The functions RDS, AF			and REGIONAL						are	acti-
vated and deactivated			in the user menu						(see the
chapter "User settings.., section "Making									settings
in the "TUNER.. menu·~ menu items ..Ros·~									..AF.. and
"REG..).

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Changing to radio mode
...-	Press the SRC \!button®					repeatedly until
	"TUNER" is displayed:
	Playback starts with the station							that was
	played most recently.
Select memory bank						0
...-	Press the			BANDITS button			repeatedly
	until the desired memory bank is displayed:
	FM1 ~ FM2 ~ FM3				~ AM1 ~ AM2
	Note:
	Up to 6 stations can be stored in each mem-
	ory bank.
Tuning into a station
There are various ways of tuning into a station:
Tuning into stations manually
...-	Briefly		press the < I > button @ once or
	several		times to incrementally change the
	frequency.
Starting station seek tuning
...-	Press the <I> button @ for approx. 2 sec-
	onds to start station seek tuning.
	The radio			tunes into the		next	receivable
	station.
	Notes:
	•	For the reception area "EUROPE":						In the FM
		waveband, only traffic information stations
		are tuned into if the priority for traffic infor-
		mation is switched on.
	•	The	sensitivity of seek tuning				can be ad-
		justed		(see the	chapter	"User		settings",
		section		"Making	settings	in the		"TUNER"
		menu", menu item "DXILO").

Radio mode

Storing stations or calling stored
station
...-	Select the desired memory bank.
...-	If necessary, set the desired station.
...-	Press the station button 1 - 6 @ for						approx.
	2 seconds		to	store the current station				under
	the button.
	-or-
...-	Briefly	press the station button				1 - 6		@ to
	call up the stored				station.
Scanning stations
The	scan function enables scanning the							stored
stations of the current waveband.
...-	Press the MENU button CD for approx.							2 sec-
	onds to start scanning.
	During the scan, the display shows the mem-
	ory location			and	the current frequency or
	station name.					CD to con-
...-	Briefly	press		the	MENU button
	tinue listening to				the station that is currently
	being scanned.
Storing stations automatically
(Travelstore)
With Travelstore, you can automatically search for
and store all receivable the stations in the							FM and
AM wavebands. Any stations that were previously
stored are deleted in the process.
...-	Select	the	desired waveband, e.g.				FM 1 or
	AM1.		BANDITS button 0
..-	Press	the				for	approx.
	2 seconds.
	The tuner		starts the automatic			station seek
	tuning; the display shows "TS". After storing is
	completed, the stored stations are scanned in
	the order of the storage locations. Afterwards,
	the station in memory location 1of the FM 1or
	AM 1 level is played back.

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Radio mode ICD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode

PTY
In the reception areas "EUROPE" and							"NORTH	AM"
(North		America), an		FM	station	can	transmit its
current		programme		type, e.g.		CULTURE,		POP,
JAZZ, ROCK, SPORT				or SCIENCE.		Hence, the		PTY
function allows a targeted search for broadcasts
of acertain programme type, e.g. for rock or sports
broadcasts. Note that PTY is not supported by all
stations.
Selecting the programme type and starting
PTV seek tuning
To	select		a programme		type, read		the section
"Making			settings in	the	"TUNER" menu'~ menu
item "PTY" in the chapter					"User settings".
..-	Select the desired programme type and press
	the rotary/pushbutton @ to start the							PTY
	seek tuning.
	As	soon as a station with the					desired	pro-
	gramme type is found, it remains being tuned
	into.
	Note:
	If no		station with the selected				programme
	type is found, "PTY NONE" is briefly displayed
	and 2 beeps can be heard. The radio will then
	retune to the station that it played last.
Switching the display						®
..-	Press		the DISPLAY		button		to toggle
	between these two displays:

Display
ABCDEF
FM1	102.90
POP M
CLK	18:30

Meaning

Station name

Memory bank/frequency

Programme type, only if available

Time

CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode
Basic information
CD/MP3/WMA mode
This car sound system can be							used to play audio
COs (CODA)			and CD-R/RWs with					audio, MP3			or
WMA files as well as MP3 or WMA files on USB data
carriers.
	Notes:
	•	To ensure proper functioning, use only COs
		with the Compact-Disc logo.
	•	Blaupunkt		cannot guarantee the					flawless
		function of copy-protected CDs and								all	CD
		blanks and		USB	data carriers available						on
		the market.
Note		the following information when preparing
an MP3/WMA data carrier:
•	Naming of tracks and directories:
	-	Max.	32 characters without the file exten-
		sion	".mp3" or ".wma"				(the use		of	more
		characters		reduces the			number		of	tracks
		and folders that the car sound system can
		recognise)
	-	No umlauts or special characters
•	CD formats: CD-R/RW, 0:					12 em
•	CD data formats: ISO				9669 Levell and				2, Joliet
•	CD burn speed:			Max.	16x	(recommended)
•	USB format/file			system:		Mass		storage device/
	FAT16/32
•	File extension of audio files:
	-	.MP3 for MP3 files
	-	.WMA for WMA files
•	WMA files only without Digital							Rights	Manage-
	ment (DRM) and created with Windows									Media
	Player version 8 or later
•	MP3 103 tags: Version 1and						2
•	Bitrate for creating audio files:
	-	MP3:	32 to	320 kbps
	-	WMA: 32 to 192 kbps
•	Depending on			the data		structure on			the USB
	medium, up to 3,000 entries can be managed.

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iPod mode
You can connect numerous iPod and iPhone mod-
els to the			car sound system via the			USB port and
control the audio playback from the car sound
system.
	Note:
	A list		of compatible iPod		and iPhone models
	is	located		at the end of	these	instructions.
	Blaupunkt			cannot guarantee
						the flawless
	function of			other iPod and iPhone models.
Use a suitable adapter cable to connect your iPod
or	iPhone		with	the USB port of the car sound
system.

Changing to
mode				CD/MP3/WMA/iPod
					\! button ®
..-	Press the SRC							repeatedly until
	the		desired audio source is displayed:
	•	"CD": Inserted CD
		"USB": Connected USB data carrier
	•	"IPOD": Connected iPod/iPhone
	•	"AUX": Connected external audio source
	Notes:
	•	The respective audio source can be select-
		ed only if a
				corresponding
		a		corresponding				CD is inserted or
						device is connected.
	•	A connected iPod is					initially			selected un-
		der "USB" and, as soon as the iPod is recog-
		nised,
				under "IPOD".
	•	If		the car sound		system		first		has to read
		the
				data of aconnected device or data car-
		rier before the playback, the display shows
		"READING".			The	duration		of		the reading
		depends on
					the	data	volume			and	design
		of the device or				data	carrier.		If the		device
		or		data carrier is defective					or the		trans-
		ferred data cannot be played back, acorre-
		sponding message appears on the display
		(e.g. "ERROR").

CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode

Inserting/ejecting a CD

Inserting a CD

A

Risk of severe damage to the CD

drive!

----

Noncircular contoured COs (shape COs)

and

COs with a diameter of 8 em (mini COs) must

not be used.

We accept no responsibility for any damage to the

CD drive that

may occur as

a result of the use of

unsuitable

COs.

Note:

You must not hinder

or assist the

drive

as it

automatically

draws in the CD.

..-

Insert the

CD with its

printed side up into the

CD tray 0 until you feel a slight resistance.

The drive

automatically

draws in the CD and

checks

its

data. Afterwards,

the

playback

starts in

CD or MP3 mode.

Note:

If

the

inserted CD

cannot

be played

back,

"ERROR"

is

briefly

displayed

and

the

radio

changes to radio mode.

Ejecting a CD

Note:

You must not hinder

or

assist

the

drive as it

ejects the

CD.

..-

Press the~ button®

to eject an inserted

CD.

Notes:

•

If a

CD

is

ejected

and not

removed,

the

drive

will

automatically

draw it back in

again after approx.

15 seconds.

•

You can also eject COs while the car sound

system

is

switched

off or whilst another

audio

source is activated.

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