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Contents
Key
Features: .........................................
Codem
Audio Features:
Cassette Features: .................................
DMS CD Changer Control Features:
Other Features:. ......................................
Quick
Important notes ............................
Precautions ...........................................
Traffic safety .........................................
Installation.. ...........................................
Telephone mute.. ..................................
Accessories ..........................................
KeyCard
system
Putting the unit into operation
Removing the KeyCard
Replacing a KeyCard..
Loss of both
Displaying the radio pass data
Optical indication for extra
security.. ................................................
Care of your KeyCard ...........................
Switching the audio source
Radio operation with
AF - Alternative frequency..
Selecting a waveband
IV-US Tuner Features:.
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reference
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theft protection
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KeyCards
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RDS
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Station
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RDS Seek (only
Changing the memory bank (FM).
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Storing
Automatically storing the strongest
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stations with Travelstore..
Recalling stored stations
Scanning stored stations with
Preset
Scanning stations with Radio-Scan..
Changing the scan time..
Selecting the seek tuning sensitivity
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Switching from stereo to mono (FM)
PTY - Program Type
Tape
Inserting a tape
Removing
Fast
Selecting tracks with
tuning ........................................
Automatic (seek) tuning
Manual tuning with << >>.
FM)
stations .....................................
Scan
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Switching
Program
Checking the program type of the
station
Displaying the selected program type 17.
Selecting a program type
Storing
Scanning stations with
Emergency Alert System..
Forward/Rewind
PTY on/off.. .......................
types ...................................
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program types .......................
operation
a tape.. .................................
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A/V
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PTY-SCAN
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S-CPS
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Switching the tape side (autoreverse). . 19
Tape equalisation .................................
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Scanning cassette tracks with SCAN..
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Dolby
B
NR*
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Skipping unrecorded tape portions
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Blank Skip .....................................
Listening to the radio during fast tape
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winding with RM (Radio Monitor)
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Care notes ............................................
CD changer operation (optional) 21
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Switching to CDC operation
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Selecting CDs and tracks
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MIX
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playback ........................................
Selecting the display mode
Storing the display mode
SCAN
operation ....................................
Entering CD names ..............................
Deleting CD names with
DSC-UPDATE
DSC
programming
Overview of the DSC factory
settings.. ................................................
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Appendix .......................................
Specifications.. ......................................
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,:
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warning for USA
The equipment has been tested and found
to comply with the limits for a Class B 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 equip-
ment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and, if not installed
and used in accordance with instructions,
may cause harmful interference with radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that radio interference will not occur
in particular installation. If this equipment
does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be deter-
mined by turning the equipment off and on,
the user is encouraged to contact the deal-
er or an experienced Radio/TV technician
for help.
You are cautioned that any changes or mod-
ifications not expressly approved in this
manual could void your authority to operate
this equipment.
The shielded interface cable recommended
in this manual must be used with this equip-
ment in order to comply with limits for a dig-
ital device pursuant to Sub-part B of Part 15
of the FCC rules.
Congratulations on your purchase of this
Blaupunkt Cassette Radio with CD Changer Control. Its
full-featured cassette deck provide the ultimate in sound reproduction. Its high-power
amplifier and 4-Channel preamp output provide you with versatility in configuring your
car audio system. In addition, Blaupunkt’s
exclusive Direct Software Control menu allows you to customize many of the features
to your specific personal preferences. And
no other company offers radios with either
VarioColour Illumination or the KeyCard
Security System.
Codem
IV-US RDS tuner and
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Here is a recap of feature highlights:
Key Features:
KeyCard Security System with 2 Key-
Cards
Each Keycard also holds separate Preset,
Audio and DSC Settings
Flashing LED “Tongue” Warning System
Window Decals
VarioColour Illumination
Brightness and Viewing Angle Adjustment
17 Direct Software Control Menu Options
Wireless Remote Control Ready
Codem
RDS (Radio Data System) Reception
Multipath Management
18 FM/6 AM Presets, including 6 FM/6 AM
TravelStore Presets
Station Scan & Preset Scan
3 lo and 3 dx Tuning Sensitivities
ASU Electrical Impulse Noise Suppression
IV-US Tuner Features:
Station Call Letter Display
PTY Program Type Seek
AF Alternative Frequency Search
Emergency Alert System Capability
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Quick reference
Audio Features:
35 x 4 Watts Peak Internal Power
Dual-Level Fader
4-Channel2.0
Resistance
Switchable Auxiliary Input
V Preamp Out w/75 Ohm
Cassette Features:
Soft-Touch, Full-Logic Deck
Super CPS Program Search
Tape Scan & Blank Skip
Dolby B Noise Reduction
AutoMetal Tape Equalization
DMS CD Changer Control Features:
Controls Blaupunkt CDC-A05 or
A071 Changer
Disc Naming
Track Scan
MIX CD
MIX MAG
CDC-
Other Features:
Quick-Release Wire Harness
DIN Chassis, Bracket & Hardware
Dimensions 179 x 50 x 150 mm
Designed, Engineered and Manufactured
by Blaupunkt in Germany
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Switching on/off at a ON button:
Press ON.
When switching the set on with the ON
button, the KeyCard has to be inserted. The unit will play with the pre-
adjusted volume.
Switching on/off with the
Turn the unit ON.
Make the orange tongue stick out by
pressing it into the radio so that it pops
out. Insert the KeyCard into the slot
with the gold contact facing up and the
arrow pointed into the unit.
Note:
Read the information in chapter “Key-
Card theft protection system”.
Switching on/off via the ignition:
When connected correspondingly, the
set can also be turned on and off via
the vehicle ignition.
KeyCard:
After the ignition has been switched
off, a double beep tone will remind you
that you should
before leaving your vehicle.
Switching on with the ignition being
switched off:
To keep on operating the set when the
ignition is switched off (KeyCard is inserted), proceed as follows:
Press ON after the double beep tone.
The unit will be turned-on.
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VOL+ / VOL-
To alter the volume.
Each time the set is switched on, it will
play with the pre-adjusted volume
(VOL FIX).
You may also change the VOL FIX setting (see chapter “DSC programming”).
For instantly muting the volume.
By pressing the
will be muted immediately. “MUTE” will
appear in the display.
The function is cancelled by pressing
button
r#j
or VOL+.
rove the KevCard
r&-r._.
r$j
button the volume
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When pressing VOL-, the normal volume will be by one grade lower than
the mute volume.
To program the mute volume level,
proceed as follows:
l Adjust the desired volume.
l
Press
r%j
for two seconds until you
hear a beep.
Now this volume level is stored as your
mute volume.
Extra function
Memory storing button in the DSC
menu.
Press repeatedly to switch between
the FM memory banks I, II and T
(Travelstore).
When pressing this button, the system
will automatically switch to FM.
Extra function
To store the six most powerful stations
automatically with Travelstore:
Press FMT until you hear a beep or
“T-STORE” appears in the display.
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FM1
5 AMT
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AM switch
Extra function AMT
To store the six most powerful stations
automatically with Travelstore:
Press AMT until you hear a beep or
“T-STORE” appears in the display.
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Rocker switch
Station
search
(seek
tuning)
UP
Down
Up/Down in short intervals when AF
is off (manual tuning)
When AF is
seek previously-turned RDS stations. Once RDS stations have
been turned in by radio, they are
added to this RDS seek table.
e.g. WNEW, WNYC-FM, THE
WAVE.
on,
press
-z&>
to
TaDe
Operation
A I v
Track selection (S-CPS) A Up
>>
Fast
forward
<<
Fast rewind
Stop function by pressing
AV.
v
Down
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Chanaer ooeration
CD Disc selection
>>
up
<<
Down
Track selection
h
Upwards:
CUE - fast advance (audible):
Keep depressed.
v
Downwards: Press as
as required.
To restart a track: Press briefly.
REVIEW -fast reverse (audible):
Keep depressed.
Extra rocker switch functions:
Further setting functions with
AUD
GE0
DSC MODE 24
PTY
Condition: The corresponding function
has to be activated.
(ootional)
Press briefly.
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many times
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Display
a
b
d
a) WNEW
b)TR2
c)
VIVALDI
d) 1 : 52
e) FM
f) lo
g) 1,
h)
6
i) LD
e
11,
fghlj
T
k
P on
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m
Station name
Track (side) 2 of the cassette
CD name or
CD time (playback time)
and number for changer operation (optional)
Waveband
Seek tuning sensitivity
Memory bank I, II or
store
Preset button (l-6)
Loudness
Travel-
j)a
k) AF
I)
PTY
m)B
n) MTL
o)
RM
p) BLS
q) MIX
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To operate the set it is necessary that
the KeyCard is inserted.
For this purpose, introduce the Key-
Card (with the contact area showing
up) into the slot above the tongue
sticking out of the unit.
To remove the card, press first to unlock.
Read also the information in chapter
“KeyCard theft protection system”.
Stereo
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Alternative frequency for
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RDS operation
Program type function
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Dolby B noise reduction
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A metal or
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ing played
Radio-Monitor (to listen to
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the radio during fast tape
winding)
Blank-Skip (to skip un-
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recorded tape portions)
CD playback in random
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order
theft protection
CrO,
type is be-
SyStStII
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“‘Flashing
When the radio is turned off and the
KeyCard removed, the KeyCard
tongue can be programmed to flash for
optical theft protection.
For more information see chapter
“DSC programming”.
This flashlight can be switched off by
pushing in the tongue and lock.
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MIX
Chanaer
MIX CD
The CD tracks will be played at random.
The individual discs are selected in numeric order.
MIX MAG
The CD tracks will be played at random.
The individual discs are also selected
in random order.
MIX OFF
The Mix function is deactivated.
Press MIX as many times until the desired function briefly appears in the
display.
KeyCard
(CDC)
tongue
operation (optional)
@SC
Radio ooeration
Scan
Press SC briefly
“FM SCAN” and the name of the
scanned station will alternately appear
in the display. The unit will scan all
stations which can be received.
To stop, press SC again.
Cassette operation
Cassette-Scan
Press SC.
“CC-SCAN” will appear in the display.
All CC tracks will be scanned briefly.
To stop CC-Scan:
Press SC once again.
Chanaer operation (optional)
CD-Scan
Press SC.
“CDC-SCAN” will appear in the display.
All CD tracks will be scanned briefly.
To stop CD-Scan:
Press SC once again.
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lo
To switch the seek tuning sensitivity
level:
Press button briefly.
To switch between mono and stereo
reception:
Press button for approximately two
seconds (beep).
The stereo symbol a, will disappear for
mono playback.
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Preset Scan
Press PS, ‘SCAN” and the name of the
scanned station will alternately appear
in the display. The unit will scan all stations stored on the preset buttons.
To stop Preset Scan:
Press PS once again.
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AF
Alternative frequency during RDS operation:
When “AF” lights up in the display, the
system will automatically look for a frequency offering better reception of the
same RDS program.
AF on/off: Press AF briefly.
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PTY (Program Type)
In the PTY mode, the preset buttons
become program type buttons. With
each preset you can select one program type, such as for example
NEWS, SPORT, ROCK, CLASSICL,
etc.
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SRC (source)
You can switch between the different
audio sources radio, tape, and CDC/
AUX (if activated).
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DIS
Radio ooeration
When an RDS station is received,
press the
cy will be displayed for approximately
four seconds.
TaDe
When pressing the DIS button, the sta-
tion name or frequency will be displayed for approximately four seconds.
DIS
ODeratiOf7
button and the frequen-
Chanaer operation (optional)
To switch the display mode and select
between name, time (playback time)
and number (disc number):
l Press
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RM
DIS
briefly.
(Radio Monitor)
Press this button to listen to the radio
while fast forwarding or rewinding the
tape.
To switch RM on/off: Press RM.
When this function has been activated,
“RM” shows on the display panel.
The radio is played back during fast
tape run.
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Fress to eject the tape.
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1,
2,3,
4, 5, 6
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preset buttons
On FM, you can store six stations for
each of the memory banks I, II and T.
On AM, you can store six stations.
To store a station: Press a preset
button during radio operation and hold
down until the set resumes play after
the muting and you hear a beep.
To recall a station: Select the desired
waveband. On FM, also adjust the
corresponding memory bank. Then
press the relevant preset button briefly.
Extra function for preset buttons
To store and recall a PTY program
type.
On FM, vou can store and recall one
program-type on/from each preset but-
ton when PTY is active (“PTY”
lights up in the display).
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Cassette loading slot
Insert the tape with side A or 1 facing
up, the open side showing to the right.
@ AV
Tape side selector
Press this button to switch over to the
other side during tape operation. The
display shows “TR 1” or “TR 2”.
@B
Dolby B
Press this button to play back a tape
which has been recorded with Dolby-B
noise reduction. When this button is
pressed, “B“ lights up in the display.
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NR*
Noise Reduction system manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation, “Dolby“ and the double-D symbol are
trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing COP
poration.
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@LD
Loudness - When listening at a low
level, the Loudness function creates a
more natural sound by boosting the
low frequency range.
LD on/off: Press the button.
When the Loudness function is active,
“LD” will light up in the display.
See chapter “DSC programming” for
more information.
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DSC (Direct Software Control)
Use the DSC function to customise
certain programmable, basic settings
to suit your personal needs and preferences. See chapter “DSC program-
,ming”
for more information.
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To adjust the balance (left/right) and
fader (front/rear) with the rocker
switch.
A
Fader front
V
Fader rear
<< Balance left
>>
Balance right
The last setting will be stored automat-
ically.
To switch off GEO: Press button once
again.
If the setting remains unchanged
within four seconds, the display will
switch back to the previous condition._
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AUD
To adjust the treble and bass frequen-
ties
with the rocker switch.
A
Treble +
V
Treble
xc
Bass
>> Bass +
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The last setting will be stored automatically.
To switch off AUD: Press button once
again.
If the setting remains unchanged within four seconds, the AUD setting will
be terminated automatically.
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Important notes
Precautions
Before starting to use your new car radio,
please read the following information carefully.
Traffic safety
As the driver of a motor vehicle, it is your
responsibility to pay attention to the traffic
situation at all times. Never use your car
radio in a way that could distract you.
Please keep in mind that you travel a distance of 15 yards per second at a speed of
only 30 miles per hour.
Should the traffic situation become particularly demanding, we advise you not to use
the radio.
Always make sure that you are still able to
hear any warning signals coming from outside of the vehicle, such as police or fire
engine sirens, so that you can react accordingly.
Therefore, you should always select a
moderate volume for playing your car radio
while you are driving.
Installation
If you would like to install your new car ster-
eo yourself or add other audio components
to existing ones, then please read carefully
the enclosed instructions on installation and
connection.
In order to ensure that the set operates properly it is necessary that the positive power
supply line is connected via the ignition and
the permanent
Do not ground the loudspeaker outputs!
+I2
V lead.
Telephone mute
If you have a mobile telephone installed in
your vehicle, radio, tape or changer playback can be muted automatically when using the phone (telephone mute).
“PHONE” will then appear in the display.
Accessories
Use only the accessories and spare parts
approved by Blaupunkt.
You can use the following Blaupunkt products with this car stereo:
Remote control
With the infrared steering wheel remote control and its signal-receiving apparatus you
can control all of the important functions of
your car audio system from the steering
wheel.
Amplifier
All Blaupunkt amplifiers
Auxiliary Input 7 607 890 093
Adapter for portable audio equipment, for
example.
Speakers
All Blaupunkt speakers
KeyCard
The Blaupunkt KeyCard Security System
provides an effective and convenient means
of theft deterrence. Each unit operates only
when
it’s own card
use. It’s that simple.
The units flashing tongue and security sys-
tem window stickers emphasize that point
to the potential thief. No bulky release panel to put in your pocket - under your seat
where thieves know to look for it. Just re-
move the card and put in your wallet or pock-
et. It’s that convenient.
This unit is supplied with two Keycards, a
blue “main” card and “screamer” card. The
difference: the warrenty/serial number (the
“radio pass data”) has been embedded into
the main card in case you ever need it.
In addition to convenient security, each card
has a personal memory bank for the FM1
and AMT band presets, bass, treble, bal-
ance, fader and DSC settings. The benefit:
two drivers, such as a husband and wife,
can store separate settings to their individ-
ual likings on their separate cards.
theft protection system
is inserted. No card, no
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To replace a lost or stolen card, please
call l-800-920-21 21.
Changer
CDC A
05
or CDC A 071
Putting the unit into operation
1.
Turn the unit on.
2.
Make the orange tongue stick out by
pressing it into the radio so that it pops
out.
3.
Insert the KeyCard into the slot with
the gold contact facing up and the arrow pointed into the unit.
The car radio is now ready for operation.
If a wrong KeyCard is inserted, then “CARD
ERR” will appear in the display. In this case
please do not make any further adjustments.
The system will switch off after approximately ten seconds. When inserting another card type (e.g. phone or credit card), the
display will show “WRONG KC” for approx-
imately two seconds.
4. Remove the wrong card and introduce
the correct KeyCard after the display
indications “CARD ERR” or “WRONG
KC” disappear.
5.
Press ON to turn the set on.
Removing the
Never pull out the
l First, slightly push in the KeyCard.
This releases the card and puts it in the
proper position for being removed.
l Now you can pull it out.
KeyCard
KeyCard
directly!
Replacing a
1.
Insert the remaining KeyCard and turn
on the set.
2.
Press the DSC button and select
“LEARN KC” with
3. Press cc or
The display will switch to “CHANGE”.
4.
Push in the KeyCard. The card is released and put in the proper position
for being removed.
5.
Remove the first KeyCard and insert
the new one while “CHANGE” is still
being displayed.
After the display indication “READY” or
“LEARN KC”,
6. press DSC.
Now you
operating your unit.
A maximum of two cards can be used for
the set.
When trying to “train” a third one, the access authorisation for the KeyCard not used
for the “training” process will be deleted
automatically.
Loss of both
Please contact your dealer or in USA call
I-800-920-21 21.
KeyCard
A/V.
>>.
can also use the new KeyCard for
KeyCards
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Switching the audio source
Displaying the radio pass data
Using the “Blau”
set you can have the radio pass data such
as the model name, product number (7 6 . ..)
and serial number indicated on the display
panel.
Please refer to chapter “DSC programming
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READ KC”.
KeyCard
supplied with your
Optical indication for extra
security
Blinking
When the vehicle is stationary and the Key-
Card removed, the KeyCard tongue can be
switched to blink for extra anti-theft secu-
rity.
For this it is necessary that the positive pow-
er supply line and the permanent
are connected such as described in the in-
stallation instructions.
Be sure that “LED ON” is adjusted in the
DSC mode.
If required, please refer to chapter “DSC
programming - LED”.
KeyCard
tongue
+12
V lead
Turning off the blinking LED
When you insert your KeyCard, the LED is
automatically turned off until the card is removed and the ignition turned off, assuming the unit is connected as described in the
installation instructions.
If you do not want the tongue to blink at any
time, simply access “LED” in the DSC menu,
and press c< or >> to turn in off.
Care of your
For a proper function of the KeyCard it is
important that the contacts are free from any
foreign particles. Avoid direct skin contact.
If necessary, clean the KeyCard contacts
using a cotton swab soaked with alcohol.
KeyCard
Using the SRC button you can switch between the following audio sources:
radio,
tape,
changer (optional), or AUX
Tape operation is only available if a cassette
is inserted.
AUX is only available if no Blaupunkt changer CDC A05 or CDC A 071 is connected.
“AUX ON” must be activated in the DSC
menu.
To switch to another source,
l press SRC briefly.
Radio operation with RDS
ThIsradio is equipped to receive Radio Data
System or RDS signals. RDS is a second-
ary signal used by many FM radio stations
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to broadcast additional information. Blau-
punkt has been a key player in developing
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RDS in Europe.
This radio’s RDS features include program
service name (PS), which automatically displays RDS station’s identification such as
WNYC-FM or THE WAVE. Other RDS features included are alternative frequency
switching (AF), program type identification
and search (PTY), and capability to receive
future Emergency Alert System (EAS) mes-
sage broadcasted by RDS stations. All are
explained in this section.
AF - Alternative frequency
The AF (Alternative Frequency) function
makes sure that the strongest frequency of
the currently selected program is always
tuned in automatically.
This function is activated when
in the display.
In order to switch this function on or off,
l press the AF button briefly.
While searching for the strongest reception
signal, the radio may switch to mute briefly.
If “SEARCH” appears in the display when
switching on the radio or recalling one of the
“AF”
appears
(Radio Data System)
stored frequencies, the unit is automatically
searching for an alternative frequency.
“SEARCH” will disappear from the display
when the alternative frequency has been
found or after the frequency band has been
run through completely.
If the reception quality of the selected pro-
gram becomes too bad:
l Tune into another station.
Selecting a
With this car radio you can select between
the following wavebands:
FM 87.5 - 107.9 MHz
AM530-1710kHz
l Select the desired waveband by press-
ing the FMT or AMT button.
Station tuning
Automatic (seek) tuning
l Press A/V; the car radio will automatj-
tally
search for the next station. Manual tuning:
When keeping the upper or lower part
of the rocker switch depressed, seek tuning
will speed up in upwards or downwards
rection.
waveband
A/V
A/V
Seek tuning
A
UP
v Down
X-C
Down in short intervals
(“AF”
must be switched off)
>>
Up in short intervals
(“AF”
must be switched off)
Manual tuning with c<
You can also tune in a station manually.
Condition:
AF and PTY must be switched off (i.e. the
symbols do not light up in the display).
If necessary, deactivate these functions:
l
Press iF or
l
Press c<
di-
in short intervals in downwards or
wards direction.
When holding the right or left part of the rock-
er switch down, the frequency movement is
speeded up.
PTY.
>>;
the frequency will change
>>
up-
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RDS Seek (only FM)
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You can use the << >> buttons to tune in
RDS stations.
For this it is necessary that the stations have
been tuned in at least once and that “AF” is
active (lights up in the display).
A quick way to tune in RDS stations is to
use Travelstore:
l Press FMT for two seconds; the sys-
tem starts to run through the frequency
band.
If “AF” is not displayed,
l press
AF.
With this, the requirements for selecting sta-
tions with cc >> are fulfilled.
Changing the memory bank (FM)
You can shift between the memory banks I,
II and T in order to store stations and recall
them later.
The currently selected memory bank is indicated in the display.
l Press the FMT button as many times
until the desired memory bank lights
up in the display.
Storing stations
On FM, you can store six stations on the
preset buttons 1-6 for each of the memory
banks I, II and T.
On AM, you can store six stations.
l Select the appropriate waveband with
FMT or AMT.
l Tune in a station with the rocker switch
(either automatically
<< >>)
.
l Press the desired preset button until
the radio resumes play after the muting (takes approximately two seconds,
confirmed by beep).
Now the station has been stored.
The activated preset button is indicated in
the display.
Notice:
Should you tune in a station which has already been stored before on another
memory bank, the corresponding preset
button and the memory bank will briefly flash
in the display.
A/v
or manually
Automatically storing the
strongest stations with
Travel-
store
You can automatically store the six most
powerful FM and AM stations of your cur-
rent reception area sorted according to their
signal strength. This function is particularly
convenient on longer trips.
l
Press the
FMT
or
AMT
button for two
seconds.
“T-STORE” will appear in the display.
The six strongest FM or AM stations will be
automatically stored on the memory bank
‘7”
(Travelstore). When this process has
been completed, the radio will play the first
station.
If desired, stations can also be stored
manually on the Travelstore bank (see “Stor-
ing stations”).
Recalling stored stations
You
can recall any stored station at the touch
of a button.
l Select the waveband by pressing FMT
or
AMT.
On FM, also choose the corre-
sponding memory bank by pressing
the
FMT
button as many times until the
desired bank appears in the display.
l Press the corresponding preset button
briefly to recall the station.
I
Scanning stored stations with
Preset Scan
You
can have all of the stored stations briefly
scanned on all wavebands.
To
start Preset Scan:
l Press SC for approximately two sec-
onds.
All of the stored stations of the adjusted
waveband will be scanned one after the oth-
er. The memory bank and preset position of
the currently scanned station will flash in the
display.
To select a scanned station and switch
off Preset Scan:
l Press SC briefly.
Scanning stations with
Radio-
Scan
You can also scan all stations which can be
received.
To
start the Scan function:
l Press SC briefly.
The scanned frequency or the station name
will start flashing in the display. During the
actual scanning process “FM-SCAN” or
“AM-SCAN” will be displayed.
To select a scanned station and switch
off the Radio-Scan function:
l Press SC briefly.
If no station is selected, the scan function
will be automatically switched off after the
frequency band has been run through completely. The unit will tune in the station listened to before starting the scan.
Changing the scan time
The scan time can be changed from between five to a maximum of 30 seconds.
Please refer to chapter “DSC programming
-
SCANTIME”.
Selecting the seek tuning sensitivity
You can alter the automatic seek tuning
sensitivity.
If “lo” is displayed, the radio will only pick up
strong, local stations (low sensitivity).
If “lo” does not light up, the radio will also
pick up weaker, distant stations (high sensitivity).
The sensitivity level can be altered in both
modes (see also chapter “DSC programming”).
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Switching from stereo to
mono
FM)
If
reception is poor, you may get better
sound quality by switching to mono:
l Press the lo button for approximately
two seconds.
With mono playback, the stereo Sign OJ
will
disappear from the display.
Each time the radio is switched on, stereo
playback is activated.
The unit will automatically switch to mono if
the received signal is not strong enough for
stereo playback.
PTY
-
Program Type
PTY is an RDS service offered by more and
more radio broadcasters. This feature allows
you to select FM stations according to their
program type. After you have chosen the
PTY of your preference, the corresponding
stations can be selected either by seek
tuning or using the scan function.
Switching PTY on/off
l Press PTY.
When the function is active, the program
type selected last will briefly appear in the
display. “PTY” will be permanently indicated in the lower right corner of the display
panel.
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Program types
Use
cc>>
to have the last selected program
type displayed and to choose a new one.
You can select any one of the stored types
with the preset buttons 1 - 6.
Condition: PTY must be active.
All of the program types listed below are
available.
The letters printed in bold are identical to
the actual short-time indication in the dis-
play.
NEWS
INFORM
SPORTS
TALK
ROCK
CLS ROCK
ADLT HIT
SOFT RCK
TOP 40
COUNTRY
OLDIES
SOFT
NOSTALGA
JAZZ
CLASSICL
R&B
SOFT R&B
LANGUAGE
REL MUSC
REL TALK
PERSNLTY
PUBLIC
TEST (used for factory testing)
PTY 23 to PTY 29 have not been assigned.
Checking the program type of the station
l Press PTY for approximately two sec-
onds.
After the beep tone the display will show the
program type offered by the tuned in station.
Displaying the selected program type
l Press
<c
or
>>.
The program type selected last will be dis-
played briefly.
Selecting a program type
Using the preset buttons
a)
When PTY is switched on, you can use
the preset buttons l-6 to select the
program types stored at the factory.
l
Press one of the presets 1 - 6.
The selected program type will be displayed for two seconds.
If you wish to listen to a station with
this PTY,
l press
NV
to start seek tuning op-
eration.
If the system is unable to find a station of-
fering the selected program type, the dis-
play will show “NO PTY” and a beep tone
will be released. The station received before starting seek tuning will be tuned in.
You can assign different program types to
each preset position. Please refer to the next
chapter “Storing program types”.
Using the cc >> buttons of the rocker
b)
switch
When PTY is switched on, you can se-
lect a program type using buttons
<<
>>.
l Press cc or
>>;
the program type
selected last will be displayed for
three seconds.
l During this period press >> (for-
wards) or <c (backwards) to select
the desired type.
l Press
cc
or >> as many times as
required.
If you wish to listen to a station offering
the selected PTY,
l press
A/V
to start seek tuning op-
eration.
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lf’fhe
system is unable to find a station of-
fering the selected program type, the dis-
play will show “NO PTY” and a beep tone
will be released. The station received before starting seek tuning will be tuned in.
Storing program types
One program type was assigned to each of
the preset buttons l-6 at the factory.
If desired, you can also store other availa-
ble program types.
To do so, make sure that “PTY” lights up in
the display.
l
If necessary, press the PTY button to
switch on the function.
l Select a program type using buttons
cc
>> and
l hold down the desired preset button
(l-6) until you hear a beep.
Now the selected program type can be recalled by pressing this preset. For this the
PTY function must be active.
Scanning stations with PTY-SCAN
Condition: “PTY” must appear in the display.
l Press the SC button.
All received stations offering the selected
program type will be scanned.
To switch off PTY-SCAN:
l Press SC once again.
Emergency Alert System
Your RDS tuner is also able to automatical-
ly receive any RDS emergeny announcements broadcast during extraordinary circumstances.
Notice:
As earlier mentioned, these functions are
currently only supported by a limited number
of RDS stations.
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Tape operation
The car stereo has to be switched on.
The unit automatically switches to tape op-
eration when a cassette is inserted.
Inserting a tape
l Turn on the set.
l Insert a tape.
The tape will be automatically transported
to the playback position. Side A or 1 starts
to play.
During tape operation, “TR 1” or “TR 2”
(track) will show on the display panel.
Insert the tape with side A or 1 facing up, the
open side showing to the right.
Removing a tape
l Press
The cassette will eject.
C
.
Fast Forward/Rewind
>>
Fast forward
<<
Fast rewind
A
/
V Track selection (S-CPS) A Up
V Down
Stop function by pressing
AV.
Selecting tracks with S-CPS
(Super Cassette Program Search)
Use this function to skip (A) and repeat
recorded tracks.
A maximum of nine tracks can be skipped.
To do so,
l press the rocker switch as many times
as required.
The number of tracks to be skipped appears
on the display panel.
If necessary, you can correct your entry by
pressing the opposite rocker switch button.
Stop by pressing AV.
For a proper operation of the S-CPS func-
tion there has to be an unrecorded tape
(v)
portion of at least three seconds between
the individual tracks.
Switching the tape side
(autoreverse)
To change the tape direction during cassette
playback:
l Press AV.
At the end of a tape side, the mechanism
changes directions automatically to play the
other side (autoreverse). The display shows
“TRI
-PLAY” for track (side) 1 or “TR2-PLAY’
for track 2.
Notice:
If there is too much tension on the tape
during playback, the set may switch over by
itself before having reached the end of the
tape side. In this case check the condition
of the cassette tape. Sometimes it helps to
rewind it completely.
Tape equalisation
When a metal or CrO, tape is inserted, the
tape mechanism automatically adjusts to
metal/CrO, tape equalisation.
The “MTL” indicator will illuminate.
III
gg;ing
cassette tracks with
You can have the cassette tracks played
briefly by using the scan function. If you like
a title, stop the scan to continue listening to
that track.
To start/stop the scan function:
l Press the SC button briefly.
You can individually adjust the scan time in
the DSC menu (see “DSC programming
SCANTIME”).
Dolby B
With this unit you can play back tapes re-
corded with Dolby-B NR or without noise
reduction.
Cassette tapes recorded with Dolby NR*
stand out by their reduced tape hiss and the
improved dynamics.
If Dolby-B NR is switched on, “B” will light
up in the display.
To switch
l Press B (not during scan operation).
l
Noise Reduction system manufactured under license
from Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation. “Dol-
by” and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
NR*
on/off:
Skipping unrecorded tape por-
tions with Blank Skip
This function senses an unrecorded tape
portion continuing for more than 15 seconds
and automatically fast forwards the cassette
to the beginning of the next track.
During fast tape winding, “B-SKIP” will be
indicated on the display panel.
To switch the Blank Skip function on and
off:
-
l Press the RM button for approximately
one second until you hear a beep.
When the function has been activated, “BLS”
will appear in the display.
Listening to the radio during fast
tape winding with RM
(Radio Monitor)
When the tape is fast forwarded or rewound
(also with S-CPS), the radio will normally
be muted. To listen to the radio during fast
winding, activate the Radio Monitor
To switch RM on and off:
l Press RM.
When the function is active, “RM” will light
up in the display.
function:
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Care notes
To avoid possible problems, we recommend
you to use C-60/C-30 type cassette tapes
only. Store your tapes in a cool place away
from dirt, dust and temperatures exceeding
120 “Fahrenheit (50 “Celsius). Allow very
cold tapes to warm up before playing them
in order to avoid uneven tape transport. After approximately 100 hours of use, dust particles collected on the playback head or roller
may lead to tape run problems and sound
distortions.
Use a head cleaning tape to remove nor-
mal dirt build-up. For tougher cases, use a
cotton swab (Q-Tip) soaked with alcohol. Do
not attempt to clean by inserting a hard object into the player!
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CD changer operation (optional)
This car stereo offers you convenient control of a Blaupunkt CD changer CDC-A05
or CDC-A071. These changers are sold separately and can be purchased through your
Blaupunkt dealer.
Switching to CDC operation
Make sure that at least one CD has been
inserted into the magazine.
Press SRC to go through the available audio sources:
l Press as many times until the display
briefly shows “CDC ON”.
“CD ERROR” - Disc is dirty, damaged,
upside-down or CD-ROM
“NO CD”
-
No magazine in changer
or no disc in selected slot.
Selecting CDs and tracks
CD
selection
>> up
<c
Down
Track selection
A
Upwards: Press briefly.
CUE - fast advance (audible): Keep
depressed.
V
Downwards: Press as many times as
required.
To restart a track: Press briefly.
REVIEW -fast reverse (audible):
Keep depressed.
MIX playback
You can have the CD tracks played in random order.
MIX CD- The tracks of the selected
CD will be played at random.
The next disc will be selected
in numeric order.
MIX MAG - CDC-A 05 / -A071
All CD tracks will be played
at random.
The next disc will then also
be selected and played randomly, etc.
MIX OFF - The Mix function is deactivat-
ed. Discs and tracks will be
selected in numeric order.
To alter the setting:
l Press MIX as many times until the de-
sired function is briefly displayed.
If the function is active, “MIX” will appear in
the right display corner.
Selecting the display mode
You can select the desired display mode for
CD operation:
“NAME”
“TIME”
“NUMBER”
The specified name, for
example “MADONNA”
will be displayed.
The elapsed playback
time of the track is displayed, for example
“2 : 32”.
The CD position in the
magazine (disc number)
is displayed, for example
“CD8
T5”.
I
To’&itch
l Press
the display mode:
DIS
during CD playback.
The display mode and the corresponding
I
setting or value will briefly show on the display panel, e.g. “TIME”,
I
If you have selected “NAME” without hav-
“2
:
32”.
ing specified a name for the corresponding
disc, “CD PLAY” will appear in the display.
Please read also the chapter “Entering CD
names”.
Storing the display mode
You can store your preferred display mode
which will then be active each time the radio is switched on.
If required,
l press DIS as many times until the de-
sired setting is displayed.
l Hold down the
DIS
button until you
hear a beep.
SCAN operation
Use this function to scan all of the CD tracks.
To start the Scan function:
l Press SC.
The tracks will be scanned one after the oth-
er in ascending order.
To stop the Scan function:
l Press SC briefly.
The track currently being scanned is continued to be played.
SCAN will also be terminated by
l pressing one of the buttons AUD,
GEO, DSC, SRC, d, cc >> or
A/V.
Entering CD names
You can name up to 99 discs.
The specified name (e.g. VIVALDI) will then
appear in the display.
Be sure to select the display mode “NAME”
using the
To start the entry:
l Press the DSC button.
l Press
The first underscore character will flash.
l Select the first character with the help
You have the choice between the capital
letters A to Z, special characters and the
numbers 0 to 9.
l Use the rocker switch
You can select up to seven characters.
DIS
button.
“CDC-NAME” will be displayed.
fl.
of the rocker switch
tiv.
<c
>> to move
to the next underscore and select a
character.
Once you have completed the name as desired:
l
Press fl in order to store it.
To quit the naming mode,
l
leave the DSC menu by pressing DSC.
If you would like to name another CD,
.
select a new disc.
You can change any existing name by entering and storing a new one (overwriting).
Deleting CD names with
DSC-UPDATE
You can delete a CD name with the help of
the DSC update function. Use “CDC UPD”
to confirm all of the CDs for which the spec-
ified name is not to be deleted.
l Insert a magazine with CDs for which
the stored information is to be maintained.
l Press the DSC button.
_
l Press A/V to select “CDC UPD”.
l Press
After the update has been completed,
“NEXT MAG” appears in the display.
l Press the P button on the changer for
The magazine will eject.
l Insert the next magazine.
cc >>.
approximately two seconds.
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DSC programming
Proceed as described above for all of the
CDs/magazines for which the entered name
is to be maintained.
After having updated the last maga-
l
zine, press
d.
To quit the function,
l press DSC.
The system has saved the name informa-
tion for all of the CDs which were inserted.
For all other discs the CD names have been
deleted.
DSC (Direct Software Control) allows YOU
to customise certain programmable, basic
settings to suit your personal needs and
preferences and then store them.
The basic settings for this audio equipment
were made at the factory.
In the following you can find an overview of
these settings, so that you can always reset
to these if desired.
If you wish to alter any of the programming,
l press DSC.
Use the rocker switch and the @j button to
select and adjust the functions described in
the following. The display will show you the
adjusted condition.
NV
cc
CDC NAME
Select function
>>
Adjust/recall value
Only available for CD
changer playback (optional).
Use this function to name
your CDs. (See “Entering
CD names”).
LOUDNESS Loudness - When listenina
at a low level, the Loudness
function creates a more natural sound by boosting the
low frequency range.
LOUD 1 - Low boost
LOUD 6 - Max. boost
TA VOL
Used in USA for Emergency
Alert System volume level.
SPEECH
In future many RDS radio
stations will differentiate between music and speech
programs.
You can alter the tone for
speech programs from between “SPEECH 0 . . . 4”.
SPEECH 0:
Music and speech as per
AUD bass and treble settings.
SPEECH 1:
Linear reproduction (bass,
treble and Loudness set to
“O?
I
. .
--+
ANGLE
BRIGHT
SPEECH 2-4:
Different settings for volume, bass and treble with
the Loudness being
switched off.
Try out which SPEECH setting you like most.
Acknowledgement tone for
all functions which require a
button to be pressed for
more than one second.
The volume can be adjusted
from between 0 to 9. (0
=
off).
Use this setting to alter the
viewing angle to your liking
from -1 to 0 to
+l.
You can adjust the display
brightness from between 1
to 16. You can also select
different values for day and
night.
Selecting the night bright-
ness:
Switch on the vehicle lights
and program the brightness
value. The car radio’s lighting connector must be
hooked up to the vehicle’s
electric system for this to
function properly.
COLOUR
(Variocolour)
For gradually matching the
radio illumination with the
dashboard lighting.
green . . . . . . . . . . .
LED ON
. . light orange . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Here you can choose
tween LED ON or LED OFF.
With LED ON, the KeyCard
tongue will flash for extra
anti-theft protection when
the unit has been switched.
off and the KeyCard removed.
LEARN KC
To “train” a replacement
KeyCard.
Please read the information
in chapter “KeyCard theft
protection system - “Replac-
ina” a KevCard”.
be-
red
READ
KL
SCANTIME
S-DX
To read out the KeyCard
data.
The card supplied with the
radio is used to display the
model name, type number
(7
6..)
and the serial
number.
If you remove the KeyCard
during the reading process,
“READ KC” will show on the
display panel. The unit continues to play but does not
accept any operations ex-
cept from being switched
off. Re-insert the card.
Use this function to set the
scan time for the radio or
CD player from between five
and 30 seconds.
To adjust the seek tuning
sensitivity for distant recep
tion.
DX 1 - high sensitivity
DX 3 - low sensitivity
7!?
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S-LO
CDC UPD
AUX
To adjust the seek tuning
sensitivity for local reception.
LO 1 - high sensitivity
LO 3 - low sensitivity
The seek tuning sensitivity
values can be separately set
for AM and FM.
Use this function to delete
CD names during CDC operation, in order to have
more storage capacity for
new discs available. See
“Deleting CD names with
DSC-UPDATE”.
This menu item is not available if you have connected
a CD changer (A 05 or
A071).
The setting made at the factory is AUX OFF.
If you have connected an
external piece of equipment
via AUX, this function must
be set to AUX ON.
VOL FIX
Use this function to select
the volume at which the radio is set when it is switched
on. Adjust the desired volume level with c<
adjusted to
system will come on with the
volume selected before
switching the radio off.
>>.
“VOL O”,
When
the
To quit the DSC programming mode
and store the adjustment:
l Press DSC.
Overview of the DSC factory
settings
CD NAME
LOUDNESS
TA VOL
SPEECH
BEEP
ANGLE
BRIGHT
COLOUR
LED
LEARN KC
READ KC
SCANTIME
S-DX
S-LO
CD UPD
AUX
VOL FIX
3
35
0
4
0
16
green
ON
10 sec.
1
1
OFF
0
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Appendix
Spdfications
Amplifier
Output power:
Tuner
Wavebands:
FM
AM
FM sensitivity:
FM frequency response:
:
:
Tape player
Frequency response:
4 x 23 W RMS power
act.
14.4 V
4 x 35 W max. power
87.5 - 107.9 MHz
530-
0.9 uV at 26 dB signal-
to-noise ratio
30-16000Hz
30-18000Hz
to DIN 45324 at
1710
kHz
25
Questions? Problems?
Call
1-800-288-2528
Subject to modifications!
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Sydney RCM 126 us
Toronto RDM 126 us
Fitting instructions
Instructions de montage
lnstrucciones de montaje
Instrqbes
0 BLAUPUNKT
Bosch Group
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Safety notes
Before
mountrng
Drsconnect
before
Be sure to observe the safety notes of the
manufacturer
computers,
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srde
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posrtive
least 2.5
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heat up
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Page 15
Electrical Connections and Installation
G+! !&-#GL
To avoid thg aggravation of costly mistakes and serious damage that could make
you feel this way, please carefully read all of the instructions before you begin. Carefully follow
all instructions. You’ll be glad you did!
GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS AND NOTES
l If you’re not confident that you can install the unit correctly, have it installed by a qualified
Blaupunkt installation technician.
l Use this unit only with negative ground 12 Volt (11-16 Volt) direct current (DC).
l We recommend making and testing all electrical connections before installing the unit. Connect
the leads (wires) according to instructions and diagram below.
l This unit is protected by a quick-acting
IF YOU ARE INSTALLING A COMPATIBLE BLAUPUNKT CD CHANGER
l Blaupunkt CDC-A05 and CDC-A071 changers sold separately.
l For speaker connection, use the speaker wire harness section that comes with the receiver.
l For other connections, use the wire harness sections that come with the CD Changer, not the
receiver.
l In place of this units yellow and green lead, use the changer’s blue lead for the antenna motor.
l The changer harness also includes 4-channel RCA preamp output connections, amplifier
switch-on lead and a telephone mute lead.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION INSTRUCTIONS
1.
Disconnect the vehicle battery’s negative terminal before making connections.
2.
Connect the speakers and/or external amplifiers (if you have any) following the guidelines in
the SPEAKER CONNECTION section below.
3.
Connect the yellow and green “POWER ANTENNA+” (trigger output) lead to an antenna
motor trigger input terminal (if you have one). (Maximum amperage required must not
exceed 150mA.)
10A
fuse. Do not substitute with any other type of fuse.
yellow/green /antenna motor
4.
%onnect the orange “ILLUMINATION” lead to the vehicle’s adjustable illumination (dimmer).
orange
I
illumination
+12v I
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Connect the brown “GROUND+” lead to a grounded metal part on the vehicle. We recommend
grounding all audio system ground leads (receiver, external amplifier, etc.) to a common
grounding point, preferably a non-painted surface under the instrument panel.
brown I ground
Connect the red lead designated “BATTERY (+12V)” to a source of constant battery power.
Connect the red lead designated as “ACC
other leads are connected. Be sure to connect the red lead to a positive (+) 12 Volt power
terminal that is energized only when the ignition key is set to the on position or accessory
position.
Cover the ends of any unused leads with electrical tape. This will prevent them from touching
8.
the vehicle or each other and causing a short-circuit and damage to the unit or vehicle.
Reconnect the vehicle’s battery.
9.
10. Venfy that no fuses have blown.
11. Plug the harness
12. Attach the antenna “elbow” and affixing bracket to the back of the unit. Insert your vehicle’s
antenna.
Test the unit. Once the connections have been successfully made, you can begin to install the unit
.
Into
the unit.
(+12V)
“IGNITION” (turn-on power) only after the
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SPEAKER CONNECTION INSTRUCTIONS
The unit’s Dual-Level Fader allows you to fade between the front and the rear channels using either
the front and/or rear speaker leads and/or the rear preamp outputs, providing you tremendous
flexibility in configuring your speaker arrangement:
l You can connect a speaker (regular, co-axial or tri-axial speakers or component speaker system,
all hereafter referred to simply as “speaker”) to each of the units’ four pairs of speaker leads.
l With the purchase of Blaupunkt accessory wire harness 8 643 494 218, you can connect the
4 RCA preamp outputs to multiple external amplifiers and power multiple speakers or speaker
systems through the amplifiers. (See below)
l You can use a either or both of these two methods.
l Blaupunkt amplifiers and speakers sold separately.
Connecting the Speaker Leads
To prevent short circuits or serious damage to the unit and/or speakers:
l Connect the speaker leads only as indicated in the wiring diagram. Disconnect the vehicle
battery’s negative terminal before making connections.
l Only use speakers that have impedance ratings of 4 ohms or higher and have power-handling
capabilities greater than the receiver’s stated power level.
l The unit’s internal amplifier is designed to handle a 4-ohm load on each pair of speaker leads.
l DON’T connect two soeakers to a
each have at least 8 ohms impedance.
l DON’T connect the left and riqht speaker leads to each other or to the same speakers.
l DON’T connect the front and year speaker leads to each other or to the same speakers.
l DON’T connect the negative speaker leads to each other.
l DON’T connect the positive speaker leads to each other.
l DON’T connect any active speakers (with built-in amplifiers) to the speaker leads unless their
owner’s manuals specifically state that this is O.K.
l Cover the ends of any unused leads with electrical tape. This will prevent them from touching the
vehicle or each other and causing a short-circuit and damage to the receiver or vehicle.
PREAMP OUTPUT CONNECTION
Blaupunkt wire harness 8 634 494 218
oreamo out connections, amolifrer switch-on lead (blue/white), and cellular telephone mute (dark
green): If you purchase a Blaubunkt CDC-A05 or CDC-A071 CD Changer, you don’t need this harness
because all of these connections are included in changer’s wire harness.
sit-role
oair of speaker leads (“in parallel”) unless both speakers
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the top block on the rear of the unit. It
rncludes
4-channel
AUXILIARY INPUT
If a changer IS not connected, you can connect portable audro equipment to your unit by purchasing
Blaupunkt accessory harness 7 607 890 093. This harness fits in the top block on the rear of the unit.
It includes a 2 meter aux-in cable with a 3.5 mm male plug for direct insert into your portable equipment,
as well as 4-channel preamp out connections, amplifier switch-on lead (blue), and cellular telephone
mute (purple).
ItdELESS
This receiver’s most-frequently used features can be controlled by Blaupunkt’s unique Thummer II
REMOTE CONTROLS
Steerina-Wheel Remote Control. Included with remote control are a receiving “eye” that can be placed
vrrtuallyanywhere
on the dash, as well as a wiring harness, which can be used simultaneously with the
harnesses for the preamp outout and for the changer or aux Input.
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
A.
This car radio is designed to be installed in the car radio compartment provided by the vehicle
manufacturer. Open the car radio compartment (remove the shelf or panel by unclipping it) or
adjust the size of the car radio compartment to measure 182 x 53 mm.
B.
The mounting bracket included with this car radio is designed for installation in vehicles with a
standard DIN installation compartment measuring 182 x 53 mm,
an instrument panel thickness of approximately 1 to 20 mm in the area of the tab fasteners, see
Fig. 1. Reach behind the car radio compartment and check to see which tab fasteners can be
bent on the mounting bracket. Place the mounting bracket in the compartment and bend over
the tabs with the help of a screwdriver, see Fig. 1, 2. Be sure to bend all of the tabs possible.
C.
Your vehicle may also allow you to provide extra ability at the back of the unit. Look at the wall
behind the radio cavity to see if there is a small hole the size of the enclosed plastic plugs. If so,
screw one or both of the plugs onto the threaded bolt at the back of the unit before pushing the
unit into the mounting sleeve.
D
Place the car radio in the front of the mounting bracket and push it in until the side springs snap
into position on the left and the right (you will hear an audible click).
al65mm
installation depth and
Removing the car radio
Insert the handles into the holes in the panel on the left and right of the radio and push them in
until you hear a distinct click (unlocks side springs).
Pull the unit out using both handles, see Fig. 3.
Note: Handles which have snapped into place can only be removed after you have pulled
the radio out of the compartment.
If you have any questions, please consult your Blaupunkt dealer or in the
United States call l-800-266-2528.
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