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Radio / DAB / CD / MMC / MP3
Woodstock DAB54 7 644 708 310
Operating instructions
PocketDAB 2004
http://www.blaupunkt.com
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CONTROLS
1 Button to switch the device on/
off and operate the volume mute
feature
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3 BND button (band) to select ra-
4 DAB button to select DAB mode
5 Volume control
6 Keys 1 - 3
7 Arrow buttons
8 DIS•ESC button to change the
9 MENU button to open the basic
: OK button to confirm menu en-
button to open the flip-release
control panel
dio mode as the source, to select the FM memory banks and
the MW and L W wavebands
TS to start the FM Travelstore
function
as the source and to select the
DAB memory bank.
TS to start the DAB Travelstore
function
display content and close menus
without saving changes.
settings menu.
Long press: Deactivate / activate
demo mode.
tries and activate the scan function.
; TRAF button to switch traffic in-
formation standby on/off.
< Keys 4 - 5
= Display
> RDS•SF button to switch the
RDS (Radio Data System) function on/off (only for FM).
Switch DAB-SF (Service Following) on/off (only for DAB).
? REC•DEL button to start record-
ing from DAB onto MMC and to
delete the current track in MMC
mode.
@ AUD button (audio) to adjust the
bass, treble, balance and fader.
Long press: DEQ opens the
equalizer menu.
A SRC button to switch sources
between CD/ MP3, MMC, CD
changer (if connected) and AUX
button to eject the CD from
B
the device
C Slot for MMC/SD or KeyCard
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CONTENTS
Notes and accessories .......... 71
Road safety ................................... 71
Installation ..................................... 71
Accessories .................................. 71
Activating /
deactivating demo mode ................ 72
Detachable control panel and
KeyCard ................................. 72
Theft protection ............................. 72
Detaching the control panel ........... 73
Attaching the control panel ............ 73
KeyCard........................................ 73
Preparing a second KeyCard......... 74
Lost or damaged KeyCard ............ 74
Looking after the KeyCard ............. 75
Switching on/off .................... 76
Adjusting the volume ............. 76
DAB mode .............................. 79
Switching to DAB mode ................ 79
Switching DAB TA-REG on/off ...... 81
Selecting the memory bank ........... 81
Tuning into ensembles ................... 82
Selecting programmes .................. 82
Scanning receivable DAB pro-
grammes (DAB-SCAN) ................. 82
Storing programmes ...................... 83
Accessing stored programmes ...... 83
DAB programme type (PTY) .......... 83
Setting the DAB waveband ............ 84
Switching between DAB and FM ... 85
DAB Service following ................... 85
DAB sub-programmes ................... 86
DAB radio text ............................... 86
Setting the length of the
programme names ........................ 87
Changing the display ..................... 87
Radio mode ............................ 88
Switching to radio mode ................ 88
Convenient RDS functions
(AF, REG) ..................................... 88
Selecting the waveband /
memory bank................................. 88
Tuning into a station ....................... 89
Setting the sensitivity of station
seek tuning .................................... 89
Storing stations ............................. 90
Storing stations automatically
(Travelstore) .................................. 90
Listening to stored stations ............ 90
Scanning receivable stations
(SCAN) ......................................... 90
Setting the scanning time .............. 90
Programme type (PTY) .................. 91
Optimising radio reception ............. 92
Switching bandwidth during
interference (SHARX) .................... 92
Configuring the display .................. 93
Naming radio stations (only FM) .... 93
Activating/deactivating the radio
text display .................................... 93
Traffic information .................. 94
CD mode ................................ 95
Switching to CD mode .................. 95
Selecting tracks ............................ 96
Fast track selection ....................... 96
Fast searching (audible) ................ 96
Random track play (MIX) ............... 96
Scanning tracks (SCAN) ............... 96
Repeating tracks (REPEAT) ........... 97
Changing the display ..................... 97
Displaying CD text/CD name ......... 97
Naming CDs ................................. 98
Traffic announcements in CD mode. 99
Ejecting a CD ................................ 99
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CONTENTS
MP3 mode ............................ 100
Preparing an MP3-CD ................. 100
Switching to MP3 mode .............. 101
Configuring the display ................ 101
Selecting a directory .................... 102
Selecting tracks .......................... 102
Fast searching
(not in MP3 browse mode) .......... 103
Random track play – MIX
(not in MP3 browse mode) .......... 103
Scanning tracks – SCAN
(not in MP3 browse mode) .......... 103
Repeating individual tracks or
whole directories – REPEAT
(not in MP3 browse mode) .......... 104
Programming your favourite
tracks on an MP3-CD .................. 104
MMC/SD mode .................... 105
Inserting/removing MMCs/SDs ... 105
Switching to MMC/SD mode....... 106
Configuring the display ................ 106
Selecting a directory .................... 106
Selecting tracks .......................... 107
Fast searching
(not in MP3 browse mode) .......... 107
Random track play – MIX
(not in MP3 browse mode) .......... 108
Scanning tracks – SCAN
(not in MP3 browse mode) .......... 108
Repeating individual tracks or
whole directories – REPEAT
(not in MP3 browse mode) .......... 108
Recording DAB programmes
onto MMCs/SDs ......................... 109
Making a timer-controlled
recording of a DAB programme ... 111
Playing recordings using the
device ......................................... 112
Formatting MMCs/SDs ............... 112
Configuring the display ................ 113
Programming your favourite
tracks for an MMC/SD ................ 113
Switching pre-record on/off ......... 113
CD-changer mode ............... 114
Switching to CD-changer mode ... 114
Selecting CDs ............................. 114
Selecting tracks .......................... 114
Fast searching (audible) .............. 114
Changing the display ................... 114
Repeating individual tracks or
whole CDs (REPEAT) .................. 115
Random track play (MIX) ............. 115
Scanning all tracks on all CDs
(SCAN) ....................................... 115
Naming CDs ............................... 115
CLOCK time ......................... 117
Sound ................................... 118
X-BASS ................................ 119
Equalizer .............................. 120
Adjusting the display
settings ................................ 124
Switching the bar graph on/off..... 124
Switching the power meter
on/off .......................................... 124
Adjusting the display brightness... 124
Adjusting the viewing angle ......... 125
Setting the display illumination
colour .......................................... 125
External audio sources ........ 127
Amplifier ............................... 128
TMC for dynamic navigation
systems ................................ 128
Specifications ...................... 129
Installation instructions ........ 577
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NOTES AND ACCESSORIES
Notes and accessories
Thank you for choosing a Blaupunkt
product. We hope you enjoy using this
new piece of equipment.
Please read these operating instructions before using the equipment for
the first time.
The Blaupunkt editors are constantly
working on making the operating instructions clearer and easier to understand. However, if you still have any
questions on how to operate the device,
please contact your dealer or the telephone hotline for your country . You will
find the telephone number printed at the
back of this booklet.
We provide a manufacturer guarantee
for our products bought within the European Union. You can view the guarantee conditions at www.blaupunkt.de
or ask for them directly at:
Blaupunkt GmbH
Hotline
Robert Bosch Str. 200
31139 Hildesheim
Germany
Road safety
Road safety has absolute priority. Only operate your car sound system if the road and traffic conditions
allow you to do so. Familiarise yourself with the device before setting off
on your journey.
You should always be able to hear
police, fire and ambulance sirens in
good time from inside your vehicle.
For this reason, listen to your car
sound system at a suitable volume
level during your journey.
Installation
If you want to install your car sound system yourself, please read the installation and connection instructions that
follow these operating instructions.
Accessories
Only use accessories approved by Blaupunkt.
DAB antenna
You need a special DAB antenna in order to operate the Woodstock DAB 54.
This can either be a separate DAB roof
antenna or a DAB/AM/FM combination
antenna. You can obtain further information from your Blaupunkt dealer.
Remote control
The optional RC08 or RC10 remote
control allows you to access the most
important functions of your car sound
system safely and conveniently from
your steering wheel.
You cannot switch the device on/off using the remote control.
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NOTES AND
ACCESSORIES
CONTROL PANEL/
KEYCARD
Amplifiers
You can use all Blaupunkt and Velocity
amplifiers.
CD changers
You can connect the following Blaupunkt
CD changers:
CDC A 08, IDC A 09 and CDC A 03.
Compact Drive MP3
You can connect the Compact Drive
MP3 instead of a CD-changer in order
to play MP3 music tracks. If you decide
to connect a Compact Drive MP3, you
will first need to use a computer to store
the MP3 music tracks on the Microdrive™ hard disk that is inside the Compact Drive MP3. Then, when the Compact Drive MP3 is connected to the car
sound system, you can play the tracks
like normal CD music tracks.
The Compact Drive MP3 is operated in
a similar way to a CD-changer. Most of
the CD-changer functions can also be
used with the Compact Drive MP3.
Activating / deactivating demo
mode
The device is supplied from the factory
with demo mode activated. The various
functions of the device are displayed
graphically as animations in the display
during demo mode. Y ou can also deactivate demo mode.
➮ Press and hold down the MENU
button 9 for longer than four seconds to activate/deactivate demo
mode.
Detachable control panel
and KeyCard
Theft protection
The device is equipped with a detachable control panel (flip-release panel) as
a way of protecting your equipment
against theft. The device is worthless
to a thief without this control panel.
Protect your device against theft by taking the control panel with you whenever you leave your vehicle. Do not leave
the control panel inside your vehicle not even in a hiding place.
The control panel has been designed
to be easy to use.
Note:
● Never drop the control panel.
● Never expose the control panel to
direct sunlight or other heat sources.
● Avoid direct skin contact with the
control panel’s electrical contacts. If
necessary, clean the contacts with
a lint-free cloth and some alcohol.
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Detaching the control panel
➮ Press button 2.
The control panel opens out towards
you.
➮ Hold the control panel by its right
side and then pull the control panel
straight out of the bracket.
Note:
● All the current settings are saved.
● Any CD already inserted in the de-
vice remains there.
● The device switches off automati-
cally after approx. one minute.
Attaching the control panel
➮ Hold the control panel at approxi-
mately right angles to the device.
➮ Slide the control panel into the de-
vice’s guides that are positioned on
the left and right at the lower edge
of the housing. Push the control
panel carefully into the bracket until
it clicks into place.
➮ Flip up the control panel and care-
fully press it into the device until it
clicks into place.
CONTROL PANEL/KEYCARD
2.
1.
Note:
● When attaching the control panel,
make sure you do not press the
display.
If the device was still switched on when
you detached the control panel, it will
automatically switch on with the last
setting activated (radio, CD/MP3, MMC,
CD changer or AUX) when the panel is
replaced.
KeyCard
In addition to the detachable control
panel, your car radio is equipped with a
KeyCard for added security. The KeyCard is required to activate the device
if the device was disconnected from the
vehicle’s power supply (e.g. after installing/removing the device or disconnecting the battery during repair work on the
vehicle).
Once you have reactivated the device
you should remove the KeyCard. Without the KeyCard, the car radio is worthless to a thief.
Notes:
● Keep the car KeyCard in a safe
place but never in the vehicle.
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CONTROL PANEL/KEYCARD
● If you go on a longer trip, take your
KeyCard with you so that you can
reactivate your car radio if it is ever
disconnected from the vehicle’s
power supply . The KeyCard has
been designed to be easy to use
and carry around.
Inserting the KeyCard
To insert the KeyCard in the device,
➮ detach the detachable control pan-
el as described in the section entitled “Detaching the control panel”.
The slot for the KeyCard C is located
behind the control panel.
➮ Carefully insert the KeyCard (with
its contacts facing downwards and
its bevelled edge pointing to the
right) into the slot until you feel it
click into place.
➮ Attach the control panel again as
described in “Attaching the control
panel”.
“KEYCARD OK” appears briefly in the
display.
Removing the KeyCard
To remove the KeyCard from the device,
➮ detach the detachable control pan-
el as described in the section entitled “Detaching the control panel”.
The slot for the KeyCard C is located
behind the control panel.
➮ Push against the KeyCard until you
feel it unlatch.
The KeyCard is ejected.
➮ Carefully pull the KeyCard out of
the slot.
➮ Attach the control panel again as
described in “Attaching the control
panel”.
Note:
● Never store the KeyCard in the ve-
hicle.
Preparing a second KeyCard
A second KeyCard can be prepared as
an additional KeyCard. This means you
can create a “spare key”. You can obtain KeyCards from your Blaupunkt
dealer.
If you want to prepare a second KeyCard, please read the instructions in the
section entitled “Preparing a new KeyCard / entering the master code”.
Note:
● A maximum of two KeyCards can
be used with each device.
If you already have two KeyCards for
the device and then prepare a third, you
will no longer be able to use the second
KeyCard with the device.
Lost or damaged KeyCard
If all the device’s KeyCards are damaged or lost, you can prepare up to two
new KeyCards again.
You can purchase KeyCards from your
Blaupunkt dealer.
Before you can use the new KeyCards,
you will need the device’s master code,
which you can find printed on the car
radio passport. To prepare a new Key-
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Card, please read the section entitled
“Preparing a new KeyCard”.
Keep the car radio passport and
the KeyCard in a safe place but never in the vehicle.
Preparing a new KeyCard / entering
the master code
If you no longer have a valid KeyCard
for your device or you want to prepare
a second KeyCard:
➮ Insert a new KeyCard that you
have not used in the device before.
➮ Close the control panel.
➮ Switch off the device if it is not al-
ready turned off.
➮ Simultaneously press and hold
down the BND•TS button 3 and
the 1 SCL button 6.
➮ Switch on the device by pressing
button 1.
“0000 MASTERCODE” appears in the
display.
Enter the four-digit master code that is
printed on the car radio passport as follows:
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until the first digit of the master
code appears in the display.
➮ Press the button 7 to change
the input position.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until the second digit of the
master code appears in the display.
Then proceed in the same way for
all the digits of the master code.
➮ If the master code is displayed cor-
rectly, press the OK button :.
The new KeyCard is accepted as soon
as the device switches to playback
mode and “KEYCARD OK” appears
briefly in the display.
Note:
● If you entered the master code in-
correctly three times, you must wait
for one hour. During this waiting
period, “WAIT 1H” will appear in
the display and the device cannot
be operated. Do not switch off the
device during this period. After the
hour has elapsed enter the correct
master code.
Looking after the KeyCard
Keeping the contacts free from dirt and
other particles will ensure that the KeyCard functions properly. Avoid making
direct skin contact with the contacts.
If necessary, clean the KeyCard contacts with a lint-free cloth and some alcohol.
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SWITCHING ON/OFF
ADJUSTING THE VOLUME
Switching on/off
There are various ways of switching the
device on/off:
Switching on/off using the vehicle
ignition
The device will switch on/off simultaneously with the ignition if the device is
correctly connected to the vehicle’s ignition and you did not switch the device
off by pressing button 1.
Switching the device on/off using
the detachable control panel
➮ Detach the control panel.
The device switches off automatically
after approx. one minute.
➮ Attach the control panel again.
The device switches on. The last setting (radio, CD/MP3, MMC, CD changer or AUX) will be reactivated.
Switching on/off using button 1
➮ To switch on the device, press but-
ton 1.
➮ To switch off the device, press and
hold down button 1 for longer
than two seconds.
The device switches off.
Note:
● To protect the vehicle battery, the
device will switch off automatically
after one hour if the ignition is off.
Adjusting the volume
You can adjust the volume in steps from
0 (off) to 50 (maximum).
To increase the volume,
➮ turn the volume control 5 clock-
wise.
To decrease the volume,
➮ turn the volume control 5 anti-
clockwise.
Setting the power-on volume
You can set the default volume level at
which the device plays when it is
switched on.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “VOLUME MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the volume menu.
“ON VOLUME” and the currently set
value are displayed or “LAST VOLUME”
is displayed.
➮ Adjust the power-on volume using
the buttons 7.
To help you adjust the setting more easily, the device will increase or decrease
the volume as you make your changes.
If you change the setting to “LAST VOLUME”, the volume when the device
switches on will be the same as the volume level that was set the last time you
switched the device off.
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ADJUSTING THE VOLUME
Risk of injury! If the power-on volume is set to maximum, the volume
level can be very high when the device is switched on.
If the volume was set to maximum
before the device was switched off
and the power-on volume is set to
“LAST VOLUME”, the volume level
can be very high when the device is
switched on again.
Severe damage to your hearing can
be caused in both cases!
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
Instantaneously decreasing the
volume (mute)
You can instantaneously decrease the
volume (mute) to a level preset by you.
➮ Briefly press button 1.
“MUTE” appears in the display.
Cancelling mute
To return to your previously set volume
level,
➮ briefly press button 1 again.
Telephone audio / navigation
audio
If your car sound system is connected
to a mobile telephone or a navigation
system, the sound system’s volume will
be muted as soon as you “pick up” the
phone or as soon as a navigation announcement is made. Y ou will then hear
the caller or navigation announcement
over the car sound system’s loudspeak-
ers. In order for this feature to work, the
mobile telephone or navigation system
must be connected to the car sound
system as described in the installation
instructions.
You will need a cable for this with the
following Blaupunkt number: 7 607 001
503.
You can find out from your Blaupunkt
dealer which navigation systems can be
used with your car sound system.
If the sound system receives a traffic
announcement during a telephone call
or whilst a navigation announcement is
being made, you will only be able to hear
the traffic announcement after the call
or navigation announcement is finished
(in so far as the traffic announcement is
still being broadcast). The traffic announcement is not recorded!
You can set the volume level at which
telephone calls and navigation announcements will initially be heard.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “VOLUME MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the volume menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “PHONE” appears in the
display.
➮ Set your preferred volume level us-
ing the
When you have finished making your
changes,
buttons 7.
➮ press the MENU button 9.
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ADJUSTING THE VOLUME
Note:
● You can use the volume control 5
to adjust the volume of telephone
calls and navigation announcements whilst you are listening to
them.
Setting the volume of the
confirmation beep
The system will output a confirmation
beep for some functions if you keep a
button pressed down for longer than two
seconds, for instance, when assigning
a radio station to a station preset button. You can adjust the volume of this
beep.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “VOLUME MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the volume menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “BEEP VOL” appears in
the display .
➮ Adjust the volume using the
buttons 7. “0” means that the
beep is deactivated, “6” means that
the maximum beep volume is set.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
Automatic sound
This feature automatically adjusts the
volume of the car sound system to suit
the speed at which the vehicle is travelling. In order for this to work, your car
sound system must be connected as
described in the installation instructions.
You can adjust the automatic volume
boost feature in six steps from (0 to 5).
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the button 7 repeatedly
until “VOLUME MENU” appears in
the display .
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the volume menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “AUTO SOUND” appears
in the display.
➮ Set the volume adjustment level
using the
When you have finished making your
changes,
buttons 7.
➮ press the MENU button 9.
Note:
● The optimum setting for the speed-
dependent volume adjustment feature depends on how noise levels
develop in your particular vehicle.
You will need to test various settings in order to find out which is
best suited to your vehicle.
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DAB MODE
DAB mode
You can enjoy radio in digital audio quality thanks to DAB (Digital Audio Broad-
cast).
Note:
You need a special DAB antenna in order to operate the Woodstock DAB 54.
This can either be a separate DAB roof
antenna or a DAB/AM/FM combination
antenna. You can obtain further information from your Blaupunkt dealer.
Switching to DAB mode
If you are in radio, CD/MP3, MMC/SD,
CD-changer, Microdrive™ or AUX
mode,
➮ press the DAB•TS button 4.
In contrast with standard radio broadcasting, several programmes are always broadcast over the same frequency for DAB. These programmes are arranged in “ensembles”. An ensemble
always contains several programmes.
In turn, a programme can additionally
contain up to twelve sub-programmes.
In the case of a sports station, for instance, various sports events can be
broadcast simultaneously as sub-programmes. If a programme has sub-programmes, you will see a “
in front of the programme name.
✶” displayed
DAB also offers further advantages:
NEWS
News reports (NEWS) are provided in
addition to the traffic announcements.
If you wish, you can allow the news reports to be played. If the “NEWS ON”
setting is activated, the current programme will be interrupted when a news
report arrives, and the report will be
played. At the end of the news report,
the radio returns to the programme that
you were listening to before.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the button 7 repeatedly
until “DAB MENU” appears in the
display.
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the DAB menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “NEWS OFF” or “NEWS
ON” appears in the display.
If you want to receive news reports,
select “NEWS ON”. If you do not want
to listen to news reports, select “NEWS
OFF”.
➮ Select the setting that you want us-
ing the buttons 7.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
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DAB MODE
WEATHER
Weather reports (WEATHER) are provided in addition to the traffic announcements. If you wish, you can allow the
weather reports to be played. If the
“WEA THER ON” setting is activated, the
current programme will be interrupted
when a weather report arrives, and the
report will be played. At the end of the
weather report, the radio returns to the
programme that you were listening to
before.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the button 7 repeatedly
until “DAB MENU” appears in the
display.
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the DAB menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “WEA THER OFF” or
“WEATHER ON” appears in the
display.
If you want to receive weather reports,
select “WEATHER ON”. If you do not
want to listen to weather reports, select
“WEA THER OFF”.
➮ Select the setting that you want us-
ing the buttons 7.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
SPORT
Sports reports are provided in addition
to the traffic announcements, news reports and weather reports. If you wish,
you can allow the sports reports to be
played. If the “SPORT ON” setting is
activated, the current programme will be
interrupted when a sports report arrives,
and the report will be played. At the end
of the sports report, the radio returns to
the programme that you were listening
to before.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the button 7 repeatedly
until “DAB MENU” appears in the
display.
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the DAB menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “SPORT OFF” or
“SPORT ON” appears in the display.
If you want to receive sports reports,
select “SPORT ON”. If you do not want
to listen to sports reports, select
“SPORT OFF”.
➮ Select the setting that you want us-
ing the buttons 7.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
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DAB MODE
Note:
● You can interrupt a news, weather
or sports report whilst it is being
played by pressing the TRAF button ;. The general priority settings are retained and the next report will be played when it arrives.
Switching DAB TA-REG on/off
Since DAB frequencies are broadcast
over a large area of the country , the situation might arise in which you receive
traffic announcements that are not relevant to your region.
In order to avoid this, the DAB transmitter service areas are divided into regions.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the button 7 repeatedly
until “DAB MENU” appears in the
display.
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the DAB menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “DAB TREG OFF” or
“DAB TREG ON” appears in the
display.
If you want to receive announcements
that apply to specific regions, select
“DAB TREG ON”. If you only want to
receive non-regional announcements,
select “DAB TREG OFF”.
➮ Select the setting that you want us-
ing the
When you have finished making your
changes,
buttons 7.
➮ press the MENU button 9.
Note:
● Since this function is not supported
by all broadcasters, it is possible
that you will not receive any traffic
announcements if the TA-REG
function is activated. If you do not
receive any traffic announcements
over an extended period of time,
please deactivate the TA-REG
function.
Selecting the memory bank
This device lets you store DAB programmes in four memory banks (DAB1,
DAB2, DAB3 and DABT).
Five programmes can be stored in each
memory bank.
➮ Briefly press the DAB•TS button
4 to switch between the memory
banks.
Notes:
● If there are no programmes stored
in the DABT memory bank yet, this
memory bank will not be displayed.
If this is the case, first start a
Travelstore scan (see “Storing
programmes”).
● You cannot select the DABT mem-
ory bank if the PTY function is activated.
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Tuning into ensembles
With DAB, several programmes broadcasted over the same frequency are
always combined into an “ensemble”.
Note:
● Since various programmes from
different ensembles are stored automatically in the DABT memory
bank, you cannot use the functions
described here for tuning into an
ensemble whilst the DABT memory
bank is activated.
Selecting an ensemble
You can directly select ensembles that
you have received once already (for this
to work, the ensemble must be receivable).
➮ Briefly press the or button 7.
The name of the next or previous known
ensemble is displayed. The first available programme in the ensemble is
played.
Ensemble seek tuning
You can find new ensembles using seek
tuning.
➮ For seek tuning downwards or up-
wards, press and hold down the
or button 7 for longer than two
seconds.
The radio tunes into the next receivable ensemble. The ensemble name is
displayed briefly. The first available programme in the ensemble is played.
Manually tuning an ensemble
You can also tune into ensembles manually .
➮ Press the or button 7 during
seek tuning.
➮ You can now tune the radio manu-
ally using the or button 7.
Selecting programmes
After you have tuned into an ensemble,
you can select a programme from the
ensemble.
➮ Select a programme from the en-
semble using the buttons 7.
Scanning receivable DAB
programmes (DAB-SCAN)
You can use the scan function to play
all the receivable programmes briefly .
Starting DAB-SCAN
➮ In DAB mode, press and hold
down the OK button : for longer
than two seconds.
Note:
● You cannot use the DAB scan
function whilst the DABT memory
bank is activated.
Scanning begins. The name of the current programme appears in the top line
and the name of the current ensemble
appears in the bottom line. “SCANNING...” appears in the display whilst
the radio switches to the next ensemble.
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Stopping DAB-SCAN and
continuing listening to a programme
➮ Press the OK button :.
Scanning stops and the radio continues
playing the programme that it tuned into
last. If you cancel the DAB-SCAN whilst
“SCANNING...” is being displayed, the
radio will retune to the programme you
were listening to last.
Storing programmes
Storing programmes manually
➮ Select the memory bank that you
want.
➮ Tune into the ensemble that you
want.
➮ Select the programme that you
want to store.
➮ Press and hold down one of the
station buttons 1 - 3 6 or 4 - 5 <
for longer than two seconds to assign the programme to that button.
Storing programmes automatically
(Travelstore)
The Travelstore function stores the first
five receivable programmes in alphabetical order and you can access them directly using the station buttons. All the
other programmes that were stored in
the “DABT” memory bank during the
Travelstore scan can be accessed alphabetically by pressing the
buttons 7. You can switch rapidly between the programmes if you press and
hold down the
buttons 7 for long-
er than two seconds.
Note:
● Any programmes that were previ-
ously stored in this memory bank
are deleted in the process.
● You cannot use the DAB Travel-
store feature if the PTY function is
activated.
➮ Press and hold down the DAB•TS
button 4 for longer than two seconds.
The storing procedure begins. “TRAVELSTORE PLEASE WAIT” appears in
the display. After the process is completed, the programme that is stored in
location 1 of the “DABT” memory bank
will be played. “NO LIST” appears in the
display if no programmes were found
during the Travelstore scan.
Accessing stored programmes
➮ Select the memory bank.
➮ Press the station button 1 - 3 6 or
4 - 5 < that the programme you
want to listen to is assigned to.
DAB programme type (PTY)
Besides transmitting the station name,
an increasing number of stations also
provide information on the type of programme that they are broadcasting.
Your car radio can receive and display
this information.
For example, the programme types can
be:
CUL TURE TRAVEL JAZZ
SPORT NEWS POP M
ROCK M DRAMA EASY M
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You can use the PTY function to select
stations of a particular programme type.
Switching DAB-PTY on/off
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the button 7 repeatedly
until “DAB MENU” appears in the
display.
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the DAB menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “DAB PTY ON” or “DAB
PTY OFF” appears in the display.
➮ Press the
switch DAB-PTY ON or OFF.
When you have finished making your
changes,
or
button 7 to
➮ press the MENU button 9.
Selecting a programme type and
starting seek tuning
➮ Press the or button 7.
The current programme type appears
briefly in the display . If you do not make
a selection whilst this display is visible,
the normal DAB display will be used
again.
➮ If you want to select another pro-
gramme type, you can do so by
pressing the
whilst this display is visible.
Or
or button 7
➮ Press one of the buttons 1 - 3 6
or 4 - 5 < to select a programme
type that is assigned to one of
these buttons.
The selected programme type appears
briefly in the display .
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➮ Press the or button 7 to start
seek tuning.
The radio will then tune into the next
station that it finds that corresponds to
your selected programme type.
Assigning a programme type to a
station button
➮ Select a programme type using the
or button 7.
➮ Press and hold down the station
button 1 - 3 6 or 4 - 5 < that you
want for longer than two seconds.
The programme type will then be assigned to the selected button 1 - 3 6
or 4 - 5 <.
Setting the DAB waveband
With the Woodstock DAB54, you can
receive DAB programmes and ensembles on the following wavebands:
“Band 3” (174 - 240 MHz) and “L-Band”
(1452 - 1491 MHz). Since some countries do not use both wavebands, you
can speed up seek tuning by excluding
the waveband that is not supported.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the button 7 repeatedly
until “DAB MENU” appears in the
display.
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the DAB menu.
➮ Press the or button 7
repeatedly until “DAB-BAND L”,
“DAB-BAND 3” or “DAB-BAND
BOTH” appears in the display .
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➮ Press the or button 7 to
switch between the settings.
If “DAB-BAND L” or “DAB-BAND 3” is
set, only the selected waveband will be
used. If “DAB-BAND BOTH” is set, both
wavebands will be used.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
Switching between DAB and FM
You can select various settings for
switching between DAB and FM radio
mode. It might be necessary to switch
between DAB and FM radio if the DAB
or FM reception quality decreases severely.
If you select the “DAB-FM-AUTO” setting, the device automatically tunes into
the FM frequency of the programme
currently being received (in so far as the
programme is also receivable on FM),
or it tunes into the DAB programme of
the FM station that is currently tuned (in
so far as the station is also available as
a DAB programme).
If “DAB-FM-MANUAL” is set, the device
tunes into the FM frequency of the received DAB programme as soon as you
manually switch to FM radio mode (in
so far as the station is receivable on
FM).
If you set “DAB-FM OFF”, the FM station that you listened to last will be
played when you switch to FM radio
mode (if the station can be received).
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the button 7 repeatedly
until “DAB MENU” appears in the
display.
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the DAB menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “DAB-FM AUTO”, “DABFM MANUAL” or “DAB-FM OFF”
appears in the display .
➮ Press the or button 7 to
switch between the settings.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
DAB Service following
If the reception quality of the programme
being received decreases, the Woodstock DAB54 can automatically tune to
the programme in another ensemble (if
available). For this feature to work, the
“service following” function must be activated.
Switching service following on/off
To use service following,
➮ briefly press the RDS•SF > button
in DAB mode.
If service following is activated, the RDS
symbol lights up in the display in DAB
mode.
To deactivate service following,
➮ briefly press the RDS•SF > button
again in DAB mode.
Service following is deactivated when
the RDS symbol disappears.
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DAB sub-programmes
Some DAB programmes contain subprogrammes. Programmes that contain
sub-programmes are marked with a “
in front of the programme name. If a
programme contains sub-programmes,
you can tune into them.
Selecting sub-programmes
To switch between the sub-programmes
of a programme that you are tuned into,
you must first switch to sub-programme
mode,
✶”
➮ press and hold down the button
7 for longer than two seconds.
An inverted S will be displayed at the
left edge of the display to indicate that
you are currently in sub-programme
mode.
The name of the sub-programme is displayed in the bottom display line.
To switch between the sub-programmes,
➮ briefly press the or button 7.
The radio tunes into the next or previous sub-programme and then exits the
sub-programme mode.
Note:
● Sub-programmes are so far only
supported by a few broadcasters.
DAB radio text
In addition to their programmes, some
stations broadcast additional information (e.g. news) as scrolling text in the
display. The DAB radio text function is
activated at the factory by default. Since
displaying radio texts can distract you
from the current road and traffic situation, we ask you kindly to deactivate the
“DAB radio text” function or to use it only
whilst the vehicle is stationary .
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the button 7 repeatedly
until “DAB MENU” appears in the
display.
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the DAB menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “RADIO TXT ON” or “RADIO TXT OFF” appears in the display.
➮ Press the or button 7 to
switch between “RADIO TXT ON”
and “RADIO TXT OFF”.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
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Setting the length of the
programme names
Most programmes use programme
names that are 8 characters long (as
you are already familiar with from RDS).
Some programmes use names that are
16 characters long, which cannot be
displayed in one go. If a programme
uses names that are 16 characters long,
you can either limit the name to eight
characters or display the 16-character
name as scrolling text.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the button 7 repeatedly
until “DAB MENU” appears in the
display.
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the DAB menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “SRV NAME 8” or “SRV
NAME 16” appears in the display .
➮ Press the or button 7 to
switch between “SRV NAME 8”
(eight-character display) and “SRV
NAME 16” (16-character display).
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
Changing the display
You can choose from various display
options in DAB mode:
● “NORMAL MODE”:
First line: Programme name and, if
applicable, memory location.
Second line: Ensemble name.
● “CLOCK MODE”:
First line: Programme name and, if
applicable, memory location.
Second line: Frequency of the ensemble, clock time.
● “MINIMAL MODE”:
The programme name is displayed
on both lines.
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Radio mode
This device is equipped with an RDS
radio receiver. Many of the receivable
FM stations broadcast a signal that not
only carries the programme but also
additional information such as the station name and programme type (PTY).
The station name appears in the display as soon as the tuner receives it.
Switching to radio mode
If you are in CD/MP3, MMC, DAB, CDchanger or AUX mode,
➮ press the BND•TS button 3.
or
➮ press the SRC button A repeated-
ly until “TUNER” appears in the display.
Convenient RDS functions (AF,
REG)
The convenient RDS functions AF (Alternative Frequency) and REGIONAL
extend your radio’s range of functions.
● AF: If the RDS function is activat-
ed, the radio automatically tunes
into the best receivable frequency
for the station that is currently set.
● REGIONAL: At certain times, some
radio stations divide their programme into regional programmes
providing different content. You can
use the REG function to prevent
the car radio from switching to alternative frequencies that are
transmitting different programme
content.
Note:
● REGIONAL must be activated/de-
activated separately in the menu.
Switching REGIONAL on/off
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
“TUNER MENU” appears in the display .
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the tuner menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “REG” appears in the display . “OFF” or “ON” is displayed
alongside “REG”.
➮ To switch REGIONAL on/off, press
the or button 7.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
Switching the RDS function on/off
If you want to use the RDS functions
(AF and REGIONAL),
➮ press the RDS•SF button >.
The RDS functions are active when
RDS lights up in the display .
Selecting the waveband /
memory bank
This device can receive programmes
broadcast over the FM frequency range
as well as the MW and L W (AM) wavebands. There are three memory banks
available for the FM waveband (FM1,
FM2 and FMT) and one for each of the
MW and L W wavebands.
Five stations can be stored in each
memory bank.
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To switch between the FM memory
banks (FM1, FM2 and FMT) and the
MW and L W wavebands,
➮ briefly press the BND•TS button
3.
Tuning into a station
There are various ways of tuning into a
station.
Automatic station seek tuning
➮ Press the or button 7.
The radio tunes into the next receivable station.
Tuning into stations manually
You can also tune into stations manually .
Note:
● You can only tune into stations
manually if the RDS function is deactivated.
➮ Press the or button 7.
Browsing through broadcasting
networks (only FM)
If a radio station provides several programmes, you have the option of browsing through its so-called “broadcasting
network”.
Note:
● The RDS function must be activat-
ed before you can use this feature.
➮ Press the or button 7 to
switch to the next station on the
broadcasting network.
Note:
● When using this feature, you will
only be able to switch to stations
that you have received once before
already . To receive the stations,
use the Scan or Travelstore function.
Setting the sensitivity of station
seek tuning
You can choose whether the radio
should only tune into stations providing
good reception or whether it can also
tune into those with a weak reception.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
“TUNER MENU” appears in the display .
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the tuner menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “SENS” appears in the
display.
The display shows the currently set sensitivity level. “SENS HI3” means that the
tuner is set to the highest sensitivity
setting. “SENS LO1” means it is set to
the lowest sensitivity setting.
➮ Set the sensitivity level that you
want using the
When you have finished making your
changes,
buttons 7.
➮ press the MENU button 9.
Note:
● You can set different sensitivity lev-
els for FM and MW or L W (AM).
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Storing stations
Storing stations manually
➮ Select the memory bank that you
want (FM1, FM2, FMT) or one of
the wavebands (MW or L W).
➮ Tune into the station that you want.
➮ Press and hold down one of the
station buttons 1 - 3 6 or 4 - 5 <
for longer than two seconds to assign the station to that button.
Storing stations automatically
(Travelstore)
You can automatically store the five stations offering the strongest reception in
the region (only FM). The stations are
stored in the FMT memory bank.
Note:
● Any stations that were previously
stored in this memory bank are deleted in the process.
➮ Press and hold down the BND•TS
button 3 for longer than two seconds.
The storing procedure begins. “TRAVEL STORE PLEASE W AIT” appears in
the display . After the process has completed, the radio will play the station that
is stored in memory location 1 of the
FMT memory bank.
Listening to stored stations
➮ Select the memory bank or wave-
band.
➮ Press the station button 1 - 3 6 or
4 - 5 < that the station you want
to listen to is assigned to.
Scanning receivable stations
(SCAN)
You can use the scan function to play
all the receivable stations briefly. You
can set the scanning time in the menu
to between 5 and 30 seconds.
Starting SCAN
➮ Press and hold down the OK but-
ton : for longer than two seconds.
Scanning begins. “SCAN” appears
briefly in the display followed by a flashing display of the current station name
or frequency .
Cancelling SCAN and continuing
listening to a station
➮ Press the OK button :.
Scanning stops and the radio continues
playing the station that it tuned into last.
Setting the scanning time
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
“TUNER MENU” appears in the display .
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “V ARIOUS MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the menu.
“SCAN TIME” and the currently set time
are displayed.
➮ Set the scanning time that you
want using the
When you have finished making your
changes,
buttons 7.
➮ press the MENU button 9.
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Note:
● The scanning time that you set is
also applied by the system to scanning carried out in CD/MP3, MMC,
DAB and CD-changer mode.
Programme type (PTY)
Besides transmitting the station name,
some FM stations also provide information on the type of programme that they
are broadcasting. Your car radio can
receive and display this information.
For example, the programme types can
be:
CUL TURE TRAVEL JAZZ
SPORT NEWS POP
ROCK CLASSICS
You can use the PTY function to select
stations of a particular programme type.
PTY-EON
If you specify the programme type and
start seek tuning, the radio will switch
from the current station to a station of
the selected programme type.
Note:
● If the tuner does not find a station
that corresponds to the selected
programme type, you will hear a
beep and “NO PTY” appears briefly
in the display. The radio will then
retune to the station that it received
last.
● If the tuned radio station or another
station on the broadcasting network broadcasts your selected programme type at a later point in
time, the radio will automatically
switch from the currently tuned station or from CD/MP3 mode or CDchanger mode to the station whose
programme type matches the one
you selected.
Switching PTY on/off
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
“TUNER MENU” appears in the display .
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the tuner menu.
“PTY” and the current setting appear in
the display .
➮ Press the or button 7 to
switch PTY ON or OFF.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
Selecting a programme type and
starting seek tuning
➮ Press the or button 7.
The programme type that you selected
last appears in the display .
➮ If you want to select another pro-
gramme type, you can do so by
pressing the
or button 7
whilst this display is visible.
Or
➮ Press one of the buttons 1 - 3 6
or 4 - 5 < to select a programme
type that is assigned to one of
these buttons.
The selected programme type appears
briefly in the display.
➮ Press the or button 7 to start
seek tuning.
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The radio will then tune into the next
station that it finds that corresponds to
your selected programme type.
Assigning a programme type to a
station button
➮ Select a programme type using the
or button 7.
➮ Press and hold down the station
button 1 - 3 6 or 4 - 5 < that you
want for longer than two seconds.
The programme type will then be assigned to the selected button 1 - 3 6
or 4 - 5 <.
Optimising radio reception
Treble reduction feature during
interference (HICUT)
The HICUT function improves reception
during poor radio reception (only FM).
If interference occurs, the system automatically reduces the treble thus reducing the interference level.
Switching HICUT on/off
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
“TUNER MENU” appears in the display .
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the tuner menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “HICUT” appears in the
display.
➮ Press the or button 7 to ad-
just the HICUT setting.
“HICUT 0” means that no automatic reduction of the interference level will be
made; “HICUT 2” means that a maximum reduction will be made.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
Switching bandwidth during
interference (SHARX)
The SHARX function allows you to
largely avoid interference caused by
neighbouring radio stations (FM only).
Switch on the SHARX function if the
density of radio stations in your area is
very high.
Switching SHARX on/off
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
“TUNER MENU” appears in the display .
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the tuner menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “SHARX” appears in the
display.
➮ Press the or button 7 to
switch SHARX on/off.
“SHARX OFF” means automatic bandwidth switching is deactivated, “SHARX
ON” means it is activated.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
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Configuring the display
You have the option in radio mode of
displaying the frequency / radio text or
the frequency / radio text and the time
in the lower display area. You can also
make the system show just the station
name (if receivable) in the entire display .
➮ Briefly press the DIS•ESC button
8 to switch between the options.
Naming radio stations (only FM)
This device allows you to give stored
radio stations their own name. The
name can be up to eight characters
long. This name is displayed in the second line of the display beneath the frequency. You can only give stations a
name that you have stored together with
their frequency and which do not already
have their own RDS name.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
“TUNER MENU” appears in the display .
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the tuner menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “STATION NAME” appears in the display.
➮ Press the button 7.
You will now enter editing mode. The
currently set name is displayed and the
first text input position flashes.
➮ Use the / buttons 7 to select
the character that you want. If you
want an empty space, simply select the underscore.
➮ Use the or button 7 to move
from one text input position to another.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
Activating/deactivating the radio
text display
Some stations use the RDS signal to
broadcast scrolling texts known as radio texts. You can allow radio texts to
be displayed or you can block them.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
“TUNER MENU” appears in the display .
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the tuner menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “R-TEXT” appears in the
display.
➮ Press the or button 7 to
switch RADIOTEXT on/off.
“R-TEXT OFF” means that no radio
texts will be displayed and “R-TEXT ON”
means they will be displayed.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
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Traffic information
Your device is equipped with an RDSEON receiver. EON stands for Enhanced Other Network.
Whenever a traffic announcement (T A)
is broadcast, the system switches automatically from a station that does not
provide traffic reports to the appropriate traffic information station within the
broadcasting network that does.
Once the traffic report has been played,
the system will switch back to the programme that you were listening to before.
DAB-FM traffic information
source
If traffic information priority is activated,
the device automatically switches to an
incoming traffic announcement being
broadcast via DAB within a DAB broadcasting network (in DAB mode) or via
FM (in radio mode, see RDS-EON). In
AUX, Compact Drive MP3, MMC/SD,
CD and CD-changer mode, you will
hear traffic announcements played from
the source that was active last (either
DAB or radio).
Switching traffic information
priority on/off
➮ Press the TRAF button ;.
Traffic announcement priority is active
when the traffic-jam symbol lights up in
the display .
Note:
You will hear a warning beep:
● if you leave the reception area of a
traffic information station that you
are currently listening to.
● if, while listening to a CD/MP3,
MMC or a CD in the changer, you
leave the reception area of a traffic
information station that the system
is tuned into and the subsequent
automatic search cannot find a
new traffic information station.
● if you retune the radio from a traffic
information station to a station that
does not broadcast traffic information.
If you hear the warning beep, you can
either switch off traffic information priority or tune into a station that broadcasts traffic information.
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Setting the volume for traffic
announcements
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “VOLUME MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the volume menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “TRAFFIC” appears in
the display .
➮ Adjust the volume using the
buttons 7.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
Note:
● Using the volume control 5, you
can also adjust the volume during
a traffic announcement for the duration of that announcement.
Note:
● You can adjust the sound settings
and volume distribution settings for
traffic announcements. For further
information, please read the
“Sound” chapter.
CD mode
You can use this device to play standard audio CDs, CD-Rs and CD-RWs
with a diameter of 12 cm. T o avoid problems when playing CDs, you should not
burn CDs at speeds greater than 16speed.
Besides being able to play audio CDs
on this device, you can also play CDs
containing MP3 music files. For further
information, please read the chapter
entitled “MP3 mode”.
Risk of severe damage to the
CD drive!
CD singles with a diameter of 8 cm
and non-circular contoured CDs
(shape CDs) 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 CDs.
Switching to CD mode
● If there is no CD inserted in the
drive,
➮ switch on the device by pressing
button 1.
➮ press the button 2.
The flip-release panel opens.
➮ Gently insert the CD with its printed
side uppermost into the drive until
you feel some resistance.
The drive draws in the CD automatically .
You must not hinder or assist the drive
as it draws in the CD.
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➮ Gently close the control panel
whilst exerting a little pressure until
you feel it click into place.
The CD starts playing.
● If a CD is already inserted in the
drive,
➮ press the SRC button A repeated-
ly until “CD” appears in the display.
Playback begins from the point at which
it was last interrupted.
Selecting tracks
➮ Press one of the arrow buttons 7
to select the next or previous track.
If you press the
the player will play the current track
again from the beginning.
or button 7 once,
Fast track selection
To quickly select tracks backwards or
forwards,
➮ press and hold down one of the /
buttons 7 until fast-reverse /
fast-forward track selection begins.
Fast searching (audible)
To fast search backwards or forwards,
➮ press and hold down one of the
buttons 7 until fast searching
backwards / forwards begins.
Random track play (MIX)
➮ Press the 4 MIX button <.
“MIX CD ON” appears briefly in the display and the MIX symbol lights up. The
next randomly selected track will then
be played.
Cancelling MIX
➮ Press the 4 MIX button < again.
“MIX CD OFF” appears briefly in the
display and the MIX symbol disappears.
Scanning tracks (SCAN)
You can scan (briefly play) all the tracks
on the CD.
➮ Press and hold down the OK but-
ton : for longer than two seconds.
The next track will then be scanned.
Note:
● You can set the scanning time. For
further information, please read the
section entitled “Setting the scanning time” in the “Radio mode”
chapter.
Cancelling SCAN and continuing
listening to a track
➮ To stop scanning, press the OK
button :.
The currently scanned track will then
continue to be played normally .
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Repeating tracks (REPEAT)
If you want to repeat a track,
➮ press the 5 RPT button <.
“RPT TRK ON” appears briefly in the
display and the RPT symbol lights up.
The track is repeated continuously until
you deactivate RPT.
Cancelling REPEAT
If you want to cancel the repeat function,
➮ press the 5 RPT button < again.
“RPT TRK OFF” appears briefly in the
display and the RPT symbol disappears.
Normal playback is then resumed.
Changing the display
You can choose from various display
options in CD mode:
● “NORMAL MODE”:
First line: Track number
Second line: Playing time
● “INFO MODE”:
First line: Track number and playing time.
Second line: CD text or CD name
● “CLOCK MODE”:
First line: Track number and playing time.
Second line: CD text or CD name
and clock time
● “MINIMAL MODE”:
The track number is displayed on
both lines.
Note:
● In the menu you can configure
whether you want to display the
CD text or the CD name. For further information, please read the
following section entitled “Displaying CD text”.
● CD text can only be displayed if the
appropriate information is contained on the CD. The CD name
can only be displayed if you have
already named the CD. For further
information, please read the section entitled “Naming CDs”.
To switch between the display options,
➮ press the DIS•ESC button 8 once
or several times until the display
that you want appears.
Displaying CD text/CD name
Some CDs include CD text. The CD text
might contain the names of the artist,
album and tracks.
The CD text is displayed in the second
line of the display instead of the CD
name. You can allow the CD text to be
displayed as scrolling text every time
you switch to another track. The default
display will appear again after the whole
CD text has been shown once. For further information, please read the section entitled “Changing the display”.
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Switching CD text on/off
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “V ARIOUS MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “CD TEXT” or “CD
NAME” appears in the display .
➮ Use the buttons 7 to switch
between the “CD TEXT” and “CD
NAME” options.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
Scrolling CD text
If the CD that is inserted in the drive
contains CD text, you can make the
system display the text as scrolling text
during playback.
➮ Briefly press the 1 SCL button 6.
Naming CDs
The car sound system allows you to
assign names for up to 30 CDs so that
you can recognise them more easily.
The names can be up to eight characters long. “CD NAME FULL” will appear
in the display if you try assigning more
than 30 names.
Entering/editing CD names
➮ Listen to the CD that you want.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “V ARIOUS MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “CD NAME EDIT” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
You will now enter editing mode. If your
CD does not have a name yet, “ABCDEFGH” appears in the display .
The first text input position flashes.
➮ Use the / buttons 7 to select
the character that you want. If you
want an empty space, simply select the underscore.
➮ Use the or button 7 to move
from one text input position to another.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the OK button :.
Deleting a CD name
➮ Listen to the CD whose name you
want to delete.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “V ARIOUS MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
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➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “CD NAME EDIT” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press and hold down the MENU
button 9. After four seconds you
will hear a beep and “DELETE
NAME” appears in the display.
➮ Let go of the MENU button 9.
The CD name will be deleted.
➮ You can return to the menu by
pressing the MENU button 9.
Deleting all CD names
You can delete all the CD names stored
in the car sound system.
➮ Listen to a CD.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “V ARIOUS MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “CD NAME EDIT” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press and hold down the MENU
button 9. After four seconds you
will hear a beep and “DELETE
NAME” appears in the display.
Continue holding the button
pressed down until you hear a second beep and “DELETE ALL” appears in the display.
➮ Let go of the MENU button 9.
The CD names will be deleted.
Traffic announcements in CD
mode
If you wish to receive traffic announcements in CD mode,
➮ press the TRAF button ;.
Traffic announcement priority is active
when the traffic-jam symbol lights up in
the display. For further details, please
read the chapter entitled “Traffic information”.
Ejecting a CD
➮ Press the button 2.
The flip-release panel opens out towards you.
➮ Press the eject button B next to
the CD compartment.
The CD is ejected.
➮ Remove the CD and close the con-
trol panel.
Note:
● If a CD is ejected, the drive will au-
tomatically draw it back in again after 10 seconds.
● You can also eject CDs whilst the
device is switched off or whilst another audio source is activated.
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MP3 mode
You can also use this car sound system to play CD-Rs and CD-RWs that
contain MP3 music files.
MP3 is a process developed by the
Fraunhofer Institute for compressing CD
audio data. Compression allows data to
be reduced to around 10% of their original size without a noticeable loss in
quality (at a bit rate of 128 kbit/s). If a
lower bit rate is used to convert CD audio data to MP3, you will be able to create smaller files but this will be accompanied by a loss in audio quality .
Preparing an MP3-CD
The various combinations of CD burners, CD burning software and CD blanks
may lead to problems arising with the
device’s ability to play certain CDs. If
problems occur with your own burned
CDs, you should try another brand of
CD blank or choose another colour of
CD blank. T o avoid problems when playing CDs, you should not burn CDs at
speeds greater than 16-speed.
The format of the CD must be ISO 9660
Level 1 / Level 2 or Joliet. Other formats
cannot be played reliably .
You can create a maximum of 253 directories on a CD. Y ou can use this device to access each of these directories.
Regardless of the number of directories
on the CD, the device can handle up to
65,535 MP3 files on a single CD - even
if they are all stored in one directory .
This device supports as many subdirectories as your burner software can create despite the fact that the maximum
directory depth defined by the ISO 9660
standard is only 8.
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You can name each directory using a
PC. The device is capable of displaying
the directory name. Name the directories and tracks/files using your CD burner software. The software’s instruction
manual will provide details on how to
do this.
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Note:
● When naming directories and
tracks/files you should avoid using
accents and special characters.
You can use a maximum of 32
characters (including the “.MP3” file
extension) for track names and directory names.
If you like your files to be in the correct
order, you should use burner software
that places files in alphanumerical order. If your software does not provide
this feature you also have the option of
sorting the files manually . T o do so, you
should place a number (e.g. “001”,
“002”, etc.) at the beginning of each file
name - you must include the leading
zeros.
MP3 tracks can contain additional information such as the artist, album and
track names (ID3 tags). This device can
display ID3 tags (version 1). When creating (encoding) MP3 files from audio
files, you should use bit rates up to a
maximum of 256 kbits/sec.
This device can only play MP3 files that
have the “.MP3” file extension.
Notes:
To ensure uninterrupted playback,
● do not try changing the file exten-
sion to “.MP3” of any files other
than MP3 files and then attempt to
play them! The device will ignore
these invalid files during playback.
● Do not use “mixed” CDs containing
both non-MP3 data and MP3
tracks (the device only reads MP3
files during MP3 playback).
● Do not use mix-mode CDs contain-
ing both CD-audio tracks and MP3
tracks. If you try playing a mixmode CD, the device will only play
the CD-audio tracks.
Switching to MP3 mode
MP3 mode is activated in the same way
as normal CD mode. For further information, please read the section entitled
“Switching to CD mode” in the “CD
mode” chapter.
Configuring the display
Configuring the default display
You can display various types of information on the current track:
1. “NORMAL MODE”:
First line: Track name
Second line: Directory name
2. “INFO MODE”:
First line: Track name.
Second line: MP3-ID TAG (if available and activated, see “Selecting
MP3 info”).
Note:
● The system can display MP3-ID
tags (version 1) if they have been
saved with the MP3 files (for further
information, please read the instructions that came with your PC’s
MP3 software or burner software).
3. “MP3 BROWSE MODE”:
First line: Directory name
Second line: Track name.
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Note:
● You can use MP3 browse mode to
find MP3 files on your CD quickly
and conveniently . You cannot use
the fast search, MIX, SCAN or
REPEAT functions whilst in MP3
browse mode.
4. “TRACK AND DIR MODE”:
First line: Track number and playing time.
Second line: Directory number
5. “CLOCK MODE”:
First line: Directory number and
track number.
Second line: CD text or CD name
and clock time
To switch between the different display
options,
➮ press the DIS•ESC button 8.
Selecting a directory
Selecting a directory using the
arrow buttons (Normal, info, track
and dir and clock mode)
To move up or down to another directory,
➮ press the or button 7 once or
several times.
Note:
● The device will automatically skip
any directories that do not contain
MP3 files. The device will automatically correct the number of directories for the display . This number
might therefore no longer be identical to the number of directories that
you actually created.
Selecting the directory in browse
mode
You can display the current and subsequent directory in both lines of the display . The directories are displayed with
the names that you created when burning the CD. Whilst the directories are
being displayed, you can use the arrow
buttons to display and select all the
available directories.
➮ During MP3 playback, press the
DIS•ESC button 8 repeatedly until “MP3 BROWSE MODE” appears
in the display.
➮ Press the or button 7 to dis-
play the directories on the CD.
➮ If you want to select a directory ,
press one of the / buttons 7
repeatedly until the directory is
shown in the top line of the display
and then press the OK button :.
The selected directory opens and the
first track starts playing. The tracks contained in the directory are displayed in
browse mode.
Selecting tracks
Selecting tracks/files using the
arrow buttons (Normal, info, track
and dir and clock mode)
To move up or down to another track/
file in the current directory ,
➮ press the or button 7 once or
several times.
If you press the
current track will be played again from
the beginning.
button 7 once, the
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Selecting tracks in browse mode
Browse mode conveniently allows you
to view the tracks contained in a directory and then select a particular track.
➮ During MP3 playback, repeatedly
press the DIS•ESC button 8 until
“MP3 BROWSE MODE” is displayed.
➮ Press the or button 7 to dis-
play all the tracks contained in the
directory one after another.
➮ If you want to select the currently
displayed track, press the OK button :.
Fast searching
(not in MP3 browse mode)
To fast search backwards or forwards,
➮ press and hold down the or
button 7 until fast searching backwards / forwards begins.
Random track play – MIX
(not in MP3 browse mode)
To play the tracks in the current directory in random order,
➮ briefly press the 4 MIX button <.
“MIX DIR” appears in the display and
the MIX symbol lights up.
To play the tracks contained in all the
directories on the inserted MP3-CD in
random order,
➮ press the 4 MIX button < again.
“MIX CD” appears in the display and the
MIX symbol lights up.
Cancelling MIX
To cancel MIX,
➮ briefly and repeatedly press the 4
MIX button < until “MIX OFF” appears in the display.
The MIX symbol disappears.
Scanning tracks – SCAN
(not in MP3 browse mode)
You can scan (briefly play) all the tracks
on the CD.
➮ Press and hold down the OK but-
ton : for longer than two seconds. The next track will then be
scanned.
“SCAN” and the selected display mode
appear alternately in the display (see
“Configuring the display”).
Note:
● You can set the scanning time. For
further information on setting the
scanning time, please read the
section entitled “Setting the scanning time” in the “Radio mode”
chapter.
Cancelling SCAN and continuing
listening to a track
➮ Briefly press the OK button :.
The currently scanned track will then
continue to be played normally .
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Repeating individual tracks or
whole directories – REPEAT
(not in MP3 browse mode)
To play the current track repeatedly,
➮ briefly press the 5 RPT button <.
“REPEAT TRACK” appears briefly in the
display and RPT lights up.
To repeat the whole directory,
➮ press the 5 RPT button < again.
“REPEAT DIR” appears briefly in the
display.
Cancelling REPEAT
To stop the current track or current directory from being repeated,
➮ briefly and repeatedly press the 5
RPT button < until “REPEAT
OFF” appears in the display .
RPT disappears from the display.
Selecting MP3 info
If you want to select the “MP3 INFO”
display mode, you first have to activate
this function in the menu.
In order for the system to be able to display MP3 information, the information
must be stored on the CD in the form of
ID tags together with the MP3 files.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “V ARIOUS MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “MP3 INFO” appears in
the display .
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➮ Use the buttons 7 to switch
between the “ON” and “OFF” options.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
Displaying scrolling text
The selected information (track, album
or file name and directory name) is displayed once as scrolling text when the
track changes. To display the information again as scrolling text,
➮ briefly press the 1 SCL button 6.
Programming your favourite
tracks on an MP3-CD
Using the TPM function (Track Program
Memory), you can program and play up
to 192 favourite tracks for a maximum
of 3 CDs or MMCs. You can program
the tracks in any order you like, however, the tracks will always be played in
ascending order. If you have activated
the favourite track (TPM) feature, only
the previously programmed tracks on
the current MP3-CD/ MMC will be
played.
Programming favourite tracks
To program your favourite tracks for a
CD, proceed as follows:
➮ Select your first favourite track.
➮ Press and hold down the 2 TPM
button 6 for longer than two seconds.
“TRACK STORED” appears in the display . The track has now been added to
the list of favourite tracks for this CD.
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➮ Continue in the same way for all
your remaining favourite tracks on
the CD.
Switching TPM on/off
To switch the TPM function on/of f,
➮ press the 2 TPM button 6 repeat-
edly until “TPM ON” or “TPM OFF”
appears in the display .
If no tracks are programmed, an appropriate notification will be displayed.
Deleting individual tracks from a list
You can delete individual tracks from a
list of favourite tracks.
➮ Listen to the track that you want to
delete from the list.
➮ Press the or button 7.
➮ Press and hold down the 3 CLR
button 6 for longer than two and
less than four seconds until you
hear a confirmation beep.
Deleting all the lists for all CDs
You can delete all the stored tracks for
all the CDs.
➮ Press and hold down the 3 CLR
button 6 for longer than eight
seconds until you have heard all
three confirmation beeps.
MMC/SD mode
You can play files stored on an MMC/
SD (Multi-Media Card / Secure Digital)
using the Woodstock DAB54. You can
write data onto the MMCs/SDs that you
want to use with the Woodstock DAB54
with the help of a standard MMC/SD
card reader and your PC.
Note:
● Please note that when you prepare
the MMC/SD, you must observe
the directory structure rules as described in the “MP3 mode” chapter.
In order to optimise the device’s access
to the data on the MMCs/SDs, you
should store no more than 20 directories and a maximum of 200 files on an
MMC/SD.
Inserting/removing MMCs/SDs
The MMC/SD slot is located on the left
below the CD compartment. To insert/
remove an MMC, you must first detach
the flip-release panel. To do so, please
read the “Detachable control panel”
chapter.
Inserting an MMC/SD
➮ Detach the flip-release panel.
➮ Insert the MMC/SD with its labelled
side uppermost and its contacts
first into the MMC/SD slot until you
feel the MMC/SD click into place.
➮ Attach the flip-release panel again.
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Removing an MMC/SD
➮ Detach the flip-release panel.
➮ Carefully push the MMC/SD into
the device until you feel a slight resistance.
The MMC/SD is now unlatched.
➮ Carefully pull the MMC/SD out of
the slot.
➮ Attach the flip-release panel again.
Switching to MMC/SD mode
➮ Press the SRC button A repeat-
edly until “MMC” appears in the
display.
Playback begins with the first track that
the device detects.
Configuring the display
Configuring the default display
You can display various types of information on the current track:
1. “NORMAL MODE”:
First line: Track name
Second line: Directory name
2. “INFO MODE”:
First line: Track name.
Second line: MP3-ID TAG (if available and activated, see “Selecting
MP3 info”).
Note:
● The system can display MP3-ID
tags (version 1) if they have been
saved with the MP3 files (for further
information, please read the instructions that came with your PC’s
MP3 software or burner software).
3. “MP3 BROWSE MODE”:
First line: Directory name
Second line: Track name.
Note:
● You can use MP3 browse mode to
find MP3 files on your CD quickly
and conveniently . You cannot use
the fast search, MIX, SCAN or
REPEAT functions whilst in MP3
browse mode.
4. “TRACK AND DIR MODE”:
First line: Track number and playing time.
Second line: Directory number
5. “CLOCK MODE”:
First line: Directory number and
track number.
Second line: CD text or CD name
and clock time
To switch between the different display
options,
➮ press the DIS•ESC button 8.
Selecting a directory
Selecting a directory using the
arrow buttons (Normal, info, track
and dir and clock mode)
To move up or down to another directory,
➮ press the or button 7 once or
several times.
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Note:
● The device will automatically skip
any directories that do not contain
MP3 files. The device will automatically correct the number of directories for the display . This number
might therefore no longer be identical to the number of directories that
you actually created.
Selecting the directory in browse
mode
You can display the current and subsequent directory in both lines of the display . The directories are displayed with
the names that you used when you created the directories on the MMC/SD.
Whilst the directories are being displayed, you can use the arrow buttons
to display and select all the available
directories.
➮ During MP3 playback, press the
DIS•ESC button 8 repeatedly until “MP3 BROWSE MODE” appears
in the display.
➮ Press the or button 7 to dis-
play the directories on the CD.
➮ If you want to select a directory ,
press one of the
repeatedly until the directory is
shown in the top line of the display
and then press the OK button :.
The selected directory opens and the
first track starts playing. The tracks contained in the directory are displayed in
browse mode.
/ buttons 7
Selecting tracks
Selecting tracks/files using the
arrow buttons (Normal, info, track
and dir and clock mode)
To move up or down to another track/
file in the current directory,
➮ press the or button 7 once or
several times.
If you press the
button 7 once, the
current track will be played again from
the beginning.
Selecting tracks in browse mode
Browse mode conveniently allows you
to view the tracks contained in a directory and then select a particular track.
➮ During MP3 playback, repeatedly
press the DIS•ESC button 8 until
“MP3 BROWSE MODE” is displayed.
➮ Press the or button 7 to dis-
play all the tracks contained in the
directory one after another.
➮ If you want to select the currently
displayed track, press the OK button :.
Fast searching
(not in MP3 browse mode)
To fast search backwards or forwards,
➮ press and hold down the or
button 7 until fast searching backwards / forwards begins.
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Random track play – MIX
(not in MP3 browse mode)
To play the tracks in the current directory in random order,
➮ briefly press the 4 MIX button <.
“MIX DIR” appears in the display and
the MIX symbol lights up.
To play the tracks contained in all the
directories on the inserted MP3-CD in
random order,
➮ press the 4 MIX button < again.
“MIX CD” appears in the display and the
MIX symbol lights up.
Cancelling MIX
To cancel MIX,
➮ briefly and repeatedly press the 4
MIX button < until “MIX OFF” appears in the display.
The MIX symbol disappears.
Scanning tracks – SCAN
(not in MP3 browse mode)
You can scan (briefly play) all the tracks
on the CD.
➮ Press and hold down the OK but-
ton : for longer than two seconds. The next track will then be
scanned.
“SCAN” and the selected display mode
appear alternately in the display (see
“Configuring the display”).
Note:
● You can set the scanning time. For
further information on setting the
scanning time, please read the
section entitled “Setting the scanning time” in the “Radio mode”
chapter.
Cancelling SCAN and continuing
listening to a track
➮ Briefly press the OK button :.
The currently scanned track will then
continue to be played normally .
Repeating individual tracks or
whole directories – REPEAT
(not in MP3 browse mode)
To play the current track repeatedly,
➮ briefly press the 5 RPT button <.
“REPEAT TRACK” appears briefly in the
display and RPT lights up.
To repeat the whole directory,
➮ press the 5 RPT button < again.
“REPEAT DIR” appears briefly in the
display.
Cancelling REPEAT
To stop the current track or current directory from being repeated,
➮ briefly and repeatedly press the 5
RPT button < until “REPEAT
OFF” appears in the display .
RPT disappears from the display.
Selecting MP3 info
If you want to select the “MP3 INFO”
display mode, you first have to activate
this function in the menu.
In order for the system to be able to display MP3 information, the information
must be stored on the CD in the form of
ID tags together with the MP3 files.
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➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “V ARIOUS MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “MP3 INFO” appears in
the display .
➮ Use the buttons 7 to switch
between the “ON” and “OFF” options.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
Displaying scrolling text
The selected information (track, album
or file name and directory name) is displayed once as scrolling text when the
track changes. To display the information again as scrolling text,
➮ briefly press the 1 SCL button 6.
Recording DAB programmes
onto MMCs/SDs
You can use this device to record a DAB
programme onto an inserted MMC/SD
card. The DAB data stream is then
stored as an MPEG file on the MMC/
SD (MPEG 1, Layer 2).
There are numerous MMCs/SDs available on the market.
Since the quality and software of the
MMCs/SDs can vary, Blaupunkt cannot
guarantee the correct functioning of all
the MMCs/SDs that are available on the
market.
Blaupunkt therefore recommends using
MMC/SD cards made by “SanDisk” and
“Panasonic” with a maximum storage
capacity of 512 MBytes, since optimum
functionality has been achieved with
these cards.
If cards are formatted using a PC, there
is no guarantee that files will definitely
be able to be saved onto the cards and
then read from them.
The only supported file system is FA T16.
If you attempt to record onto an MMC/
SD that is formatted differently , you will
see “UNFORMATTED” appear in the
display.
Before using MMCs/SDs in the Woodstock DAB54, you should definitely format them in the Woodstock DAB54. For
further details, please read the section
entitled “Formatting MMCs/SDs” in the
“MMC/SD mode” chapter of the operating instructions.
Before starting to record, you should
make sure there is sufficient space on
the inserted MMC/SD and that there are
no more than 254 directories present
on the MMC/SD.
You must not remove an MMC/SD from
the device whilst recording is in
progress. Always make sure you first
switch off the Woodstock DAB54 before
removing an MMC/SD card.
Starting recording
To record a DAB programme onto an
MMC/SD,
➮ switch to DAB mode and select the
programme that you want to
record. For further details on this,
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please read the “DAB mode” chapter.
➮ Press the REC•DEL button ?
when you want to start recording.
Notes:
● You cannot start recording during
the first 15 seconds after switching
to DAB mode or after switching on
the radio with DAB mode activated.
This also applies even if you
pressed the REC•DEL button ?
and “RECORDING” appears in the
display.
● To avoid damaging the MMC/SD,
you should never start the engine
whilst recording. Starting the engine might cause the voltage of the
vehicle’s electrical system to drop,
which could permanently damage
the MMC/SD.
● The automatic DAB-FM switching
feature is deactivated whilst recording is taking place. The DAB programme remains tuned during recording, even if the reception quality deteriorates.
Recording starts and “RECORDING”
appears in the display for 2 seconds.
If there is insufficient space available on
the card, “CARD FULL” appears in the
display for 2 seconds. In this case, delete some tracks from the MMC/SD (see
“Deleting recordings” below) or insert
another MMC/SD.
The file created during recording is given a name as follows:
ddhhmmss.mp3. “dd” stands for the
day the recording was made, “hh”
stands for the hour recording was started, “mm” stands for minutes and “ss”
for seconds.
The device creates the “DAB_DIR” directory on the MMC/SD to store the recorded files.
Telephone/navigation during
recording
Telephone calls or voice output from a
navigation system do not affect recording. The DAB programme continues to
be recorded in the background during
a telephone call or voice output.
Stopping recording
If you want to stop recording,
➮ briefly press the REC•DEL button
?.
“RECORDING STOPPED” appears in
the display for two seconds.
Recording is stopped automatically in
the following cases:
● If the storage space on the MMC/
SD fills completely during recording. In this case, “CARD FULL” appears in the display.
● If you switch programmes during
the recording.
● If a problem arises with communi-
cations between the MMC/SD and
the device, you will see “MMC ERROR” appear in the display and recording is then stopped.
● If you deactivate DAB mode whilst
recording, e.g. by switching to CD
mode or radio mode.
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Making a timer-controlled
recording of a DAB programme
You can use this device to record a DAB
programme at a preset time. The DAB
programme that you listened to last will
be recorded (if can still be received) for
a set length of time (adjustable between
1 and 90 minutes) whilst the car radio
is switched off. Y ou can programme two
timers.
Switching timer-controlled
recording on/off
➮ In MMC mode, press and hold
down the REC•DEL button ? for
longer than two seconds.
The MMC record menu is displayed.
“MMC REC ON” or “MMC REC OFF”
appears in the display .
➮ Press the or button 7 to
switch between the settings “MMC
REC ON” and “MMC REC OFF”.
Setting the timer and recording
duration
You can programme two recording timers.
Note:
● If you only want to make one re-
cording at a particular time, set the
second timer to the same time setting as the first.
➮ In MMC mode, press and hold
down the REC•DEL button ? for
longer than two seconds.
The MMC record menu is displayed.
“MMC REC ON” or “MMC REC OFF”
appears in the display .
➮ Press the button 7.
The currently set recording “DURATION” is displayed. The set recording
duration is the same for both timers.
To set the recording duration,
➮ Adjust the recording duration using
buttons 7.
the
➮ Press the button 7.
TIMER 1 and the set clock time are displayed.
To adjust TIMER 1,
➮ press the OK button :.
The hours behind “TIMER 1” begin to
flash.
➮ Use the / buttons 7 to set the
hour at which you want recording
to begin.
To set the minutes for the start of recording,
➮ press the button 7.
The minutes behind “TIMER 1” begin
to flash.
➮ Use the / buttons 7 to set the
minute at which you want recording
to begin.
➮ Press the OK button :.
Note:
● If you want to set the second timer,
press the
ER 1” is being displayed. “TIMER
2” is displayed. Adjust the settings
for “TIMER 2” in the same way as
described for “TIMER 1”.
button 7 whilst “TIM-
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The settings are saved.
To close the MMC-RECORD menu,
➮ Press and hold down the
REC•DEL button ? for longer
than two seconds.
Playing recordings using the
device
You can listen to the recording by selecting its corresponding file name in the
“DAB_DIR” directory on the MMC/SD.
For further details on this, please read
the sections entitled “Selecting a directory” and “Selecting tracks” at the start
of the chapter. If you switch to MMC
mode after making a recording, the device will start playing the track that was
recorded first.
➮ To select the track that was record-
ed last, press the button 7 as
soon as playback begins.
Playing recordings on other devices
You can also play the recordings on your
PC. To do so, you need an MMC/SD
card reader and a player software application. You can also listen to recordings on players that are capable of reading MMCs/SDs.
Notes:
● Even though the file is not an MP3
file, it is still given the “mp3” file extension. Since all standard player
software applications support Layer 2 files, you can play them on a
computer. If you experience problems when playing the files on another device, please check that the
player is compatible with Layer 2.
● The Woodstock DAB54 uses spe-
cial algorithms for playing DAB programmes in order to ensure an optimum listening experience even if
you are playing material that was
recorded during poor reception. PC
programmes do not use special
signal processing, which means
that files might sound different
when listened to on a computer,
e.g. errors are not suppressed and
distortion might be heard.
Deleting recordings
You can delete individual files that are
stored on an MMC/SD.
➮ Listen to the file that you want to
delete from the MMC/SD.
➮ Press the REC•DEL button ?.
“DELETE ? YES = REC•DEL” appears
in the display for two seconds.
➮ Press the REC•DEL button ? dur-
ing these two seconds.
➮ Repeat this procedure with all the
tracks that you want to delete.
Formatting MMCs/SDs
You can format an MMC/SD in the device. All the data that are stored on it
are deleted in the process.
Note:
● You should format the MMC/SD in
the device to ensure card compatibility with the device.
You can only format the card whilst the
device is set to AUX, CD/MP3 or FM
mode.
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➮ Switch to FM radio mode. For fur-
ther details on this, please read the
“Radio mode” chapter.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the button 7 repeatedly
until “V ARIOUS MENU” appears in
the display .
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the menu.
➮ Press the / buttons 7 to se-
lect “MMC FORMAT”.
➮ Press the or button 7.
“ARE YOU SURE? YES=OK NO=ESC”
appears in the display .
➮ Press the OK button : to format
the card.
Configuring the display
You can choose between various display options. For further details on this,
please read the section entitled “Configuring the display” in the “MP3 mode”
chapter.
Programming your favourite
tracks for an MMC/SD
Using the TPM function (Track Program
Memory), you can program and play
your favourite tracks for an MMC/SD.
Programming is carried out in the same
way as described in “Programming your
favourite tracks for an MP3-CD” in the
“MP3 mode” chapter.
Switching pre-record on/off
If you activate the DAB pre-record function, the device will continuously buffer
480 Kbytes of the current programme.
Since the size of the buffer memory is
fixed, the length of the file that can be
buffered depends on the data rate of
the received DAB programme. Therefore, 20 seconds can be buffered at a
data rate of 192 Kbits/s, 30 seconds at
128 Kbits/s and 60 seconds at
64 Kbits/s. The usual bit rate for DAB is
192 Kbits/s.
If you have activated the pre-record
function and then start a recording in
DAB mode, the 20 seconds (in the case
of 192 Kbits/s) that were broadcast before you pressed the record button will
always be included in the recording.
(The first 15 seconds directly after
switching to DAB mode, however, are
excluded.)
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the button 7 repeatedly
until “V ARIOUS MENU” appears in
the display .
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the menu.
➮ Press the / buttons 7 to se-
lect “PRE REC ON” or “PRE REC
OFF”.
➮ Press the or button 7 to
switch the pre-recording function
ON or OFF.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
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CD-changer mode
Note:
● Information on handling CDs, in-
serting CDs and operating the CD
changer can be found in the operating instructions supplied with
your CD changer.
Switching to CD-changer mode
➮ Press the SRC button A repeat-
edly until “CDC” appears in the display.
The device starts playing the first CD
that the CD changer detects.
Selecting CDs
To move up or down to another CD,
➮ press the or button 7 once or
several times.
Note:
● The device will ignore empty CD
slots in the changer and slots containing invalid CDs.
Selecting tracks
To move up or down to another track
on the current CD,
➮ press the or button 7 once or
several times.
Fast searching (audible)
To fast search backwards or forwards,
➮ press and hold down one of the
buttons 7 until fast searching
backwards / forwards begins.
Changing the display
You can choose from various display
options in CD-changer mode:
● “NORMAL MODE”:
First line: Track number
Second line: CD number / CD
name and playing time
● “CLOCK MODE”:
First line: Track number.
Second line: CD number / CD
name and clock time
● “MINIMAL MODE”:
First and second line: Track
number.
To switch between the display options,
➮ press the DIS•ESC button 8.
In the menu you can choose to display
the CD name (if available) instead of
the CD number. (For further information,
please read the “Naming CDs” section):
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “V ARIOUS MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “CD NAME” or “DISC
NUMBER” appears in the display .
➮ Use the buttons 7 to switch
between the “CD NAME” and
“DISC NUMBER” options.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
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Repeating individual tracks or
whole CDs (REPEAT)
To repeat the current track,
➮ briefly press the 5 RPT button <.
“REPEAT TRACK” appears briefly and
RPT lights up in the display.
To repeat the current CD,
➮ press the 5 RPT button < again.
“REPEAT CD” appears briefly and RPT
lights up in the display.
Cancelling REPEAT
To stop the current track or current CD
from being repeated,
➮ repeatedly press button 5 RPT <
until “REPEAT OFF” appears in the
display and RPT disappears.
Random track play (MIX)
To play the tracks on the current CD in
random order,
➮ briefly press the 4 MIX button <.
“MIX CD” appears briefly and MIX lights
up in the display .
To play the tracks on all inserted CDs in
random order,
➮ press the 4 MIX button < again.
“MIX ALL” appears briefly and MIX lights
up in the display .
Cancelling MIX
➮ Briefly and repeatedly press the 4
MIX button < until “MIX OFF” appears in the display and MIX disappears.
Scanning all tracks on all CDs
(SCAN)
To scan (briefly play) all the tracks on
all the inserted CDs in ascending order,
➮ press and hold down the OK but-
ton : for longer than two seconds.
“SCAN” and the selected display mode
appear alternately in the display .
Stopping SCAN
To stop scanning,
➮ briefly press the OK button :.
The currently scanned track will then
continue to be played normally .
Note:
● You can set the scanning time. For
further information, please read the
section entitled “Setting the scanning time” in the “Radio mode”
chapter.
Naming CDs
The car sound system allows you to
assign names for up to 30 CDs so that
you can recognise them more easily.
The names can be a maximum of seven characters long.
“CD NAME FULL” will appear in the display if you try assigning more than 30
names.
Entering/editing CD names
➮ Listen to the CD that you want.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “V ARIOUS MENU” appears in the display.
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➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “CD NAME EDIT” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
You will now enter editing mode. If your
CD does not have a name yet, “ABCDEFG” appears in the display .
The currently active text input position
flashes.
➮ Use the / buttons 7 to select
the character that you want. If you
want an empty space, simply select the underscore.
➮ Use the or button 7 to move
from one text input position to another.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
Deleting a CD name
➮ Listen to the CD whose name you
want to delete.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “V ARIOUS MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “CD NAME EDIT” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
The name of the current CD is displayed.
➮ Press and hold down the MENU
button 9. After four seconds you
will hear a beep and “DELETE
NAME” appears in the display .
➮ Let go of the MENU button 9.
The CD name will be deleted.
➮ You can return to the menu by
pressing the MENU button 9.
Deleting all CD names
You can delete all the CD names stored
in the car sound system.
➮ Listen to a CD.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “V ARIOUS MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “CD NAME EDIT” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
The name of the current CD is displayed.
➮ Press and hold down the MENU
button 9. After four seconds you
will hear a beep and “DELETE
NAME” appears in the display .
Continue holding the button
pressed down until you hear a second beep and “DELETE ALL” appears in the display.
➮ Let go of the MENU button 9.
The CD names will be deleted.
➮ You can close the menu by press-
ing the MENU button 9.
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CLOCK time
Displaying the time
You can make the clock time appear
continuously in the bottom part of the
display while any audio source is activated. For further information, please
read the “Configuring the display” sections in the relevant chapters.
Setting the clock automatically
You can configure the system to set the
clock time automatically using the RDS
signal.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “CLOCK MENU” appears
in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “CLOCK AUTO” or
“CLOCK MANUAL” appears in the
display.
➮ Select the “CLOCK AUT O” setting
using the or button 7.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
The menu appears again.
Setting the clock manually
To set the clock time manually,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “CLOCK MENU” appears
in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “CLOCK SET” appears in
the display .
➮ Press the OK button :.
The time appears in the display.
The hours flash and can be adjusted.
➮ Set the hours using the / but-
tons 7.
Once the hours are set,
➮ press the button 7.
The minutes flash.
➮ Set the minutes using the /
buttons 7.
➮ Press the OK button : and then
the MENU button 9.
Selecting 12/24-hour clock
mode
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “CLOCK MENU” appears
in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “24 HOUR MODE” or
“12 HOUR MODE” appears in the
display.
➮ Press the or button 7 to
switch between the modes.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
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SOUND
Displaying the time continuously
when the device is off and the
ignition is on
To display the time when the device is
off and the vehicle ignition is on,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “CLOCK MENU” appears
in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “OFF CLOCK OFF” or
“OFF CLOCK ON” appears in the
display.
➮ Press the or button 7 to
switch between the ON/OFF settings.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
Sound
You can adjust the sound settings (bass
and treble) separately for each source
(radio, CD/MP3, CD changer, AUX, traffic announcement, telephone/navigation). The volume distribution settings
(balance and fader) apply to all the audio sources.
Note:
● You can only adjust the audio set-
tings for traffic announcements and
the navigation system whilst a traffic announcement or navigation announcement is actually playing.
Likewise, you can only adjust the
telephone audio settings during a
telephone call.
Adjusting the bass
➮ Press the AUD•DEQ @ button.
➮ Press the or button 7 to ad-
just the bass.
➮ Press the AUD•DEQ button @ to
close the menu or press the
button 7 to make further changes
to the settings.
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Adjusting the treble
➮ Press the AUD•DEQ @ button.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “TREBLE” appears in the
display.
➮ Press the or button 7 to ad-
just the treble.
➮ Press the AUD•DEQ button @ to
close the menu or press the
button 7 to make further changes
to the settings.
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X-BASS
Setting the left/right volume
distribution (balance)
To adjust the left/right volume distribution (balance),
➮ press the AUD•DEQ @ button.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “BALANCE” appears in
the display .
➮ Press the or button 7 to ad-
just the balance (right/left).
➮ Press the AUD•DEQ button @ to
close the menu or press the
button 7 to make further changes
to the settings.
or
Adjusting the front/rear volume
distribution (fader)
To adjust the front/rear volume distribution (fader),
➮ press the AUD•DEQ @ button.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “FADER” appears in the
display.
➮ Press the or button 7 to ad-
just the fader (front/rear).
➮ Press the AUD•DEQ button @ to
close the menu or press the
button 7 to make further changes
to the settings.
or
X-BASS
The X-BASS feature can be used to
boost the bass at low volume levels.
Adjusting the X-BASS boost
The X-BASS boost (LVL) can be set in
steps ranging from 0 to 6 for one of the
following frequencies: 32 Hz, 40 Hz,
50 Hz, 63 Hz or 80 Hz.
“LEVEL 0” means that no X-BASS boost
will be applied, and “LEVEL 6” means
that X-BASS will be boosted by the
maximum amount.
➮ Press the AUD•DEQ button @.
“BASS” appears in the display.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “X-BASS” appears in the
display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
The X-Bass menu is displayed. The frequency flashes.
➮ Press the or button 7 to set
the frequency that you want.
➮ Press the button 7.
The boost level flashes.
➮ Press the or button 7 to set
the boost level that you want.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the AUD•DEQ button @.
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Equalizer
The device is equipped with a DEQ+.
This means you have three 5-band
equalizers, six sound presets and seven vehicle presets at your disposal.
You can configure the EQ1 - EQ3 equalizers manually . When doing so you can
adjust (boost or reduce) one frequency
of an equalizer band as well as the quality factor, i.e. the width of the filter.
Furthermore, you can calibrate one
equalizer automatically . Y ou can obtain
the calibration microphone necessary
for this from accessory retailers.
The following bands are available:
● LOW 1 20 - 250 Hz
● LOW 2 20 - 250 Hz
● HIGH 1 315 - 20,000 Hz
● HIGH 2 315 - 20,000 Hz
● HIGH 3 315 - 20,000 Hz
Switching the equalizer on/off
To switch the equalizer on/off,
➮ press and hold down the
AUD•DEQ button @ for longer
than two seconds.
The equalizer menu appears in the display.
To activate the equalizer,
➮ select one of the sound presets or
adjust the equalizer manually . For
further details on this, please read
the sections that follow in this
chapter.
To deactivate the equalizer,
➮ press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “EQ OFF” appears in the
display.
➮ Press the OK button : and then
the DIS•ESC button 8.
Selecting sound presets
You can select sound presets for the
following music types.
● POP
● ROCK
● TECHNO
● JAZZ
● CLASSIC
● SPEECH
The settings for these music styles have
already been programmed.
➮ Press and hold down the
AUD•DEQ button @ for longer
than two seconds.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “SOUND PRESETS” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until the sound preset that you
want is displayed.
➮ Press the OK button : and then
the DIS•ESC button 8.
The settings are saved.
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Selecting vehicle presets
You can select optimised equalizer settings for the following vehicle types.
● COMPACT
● 4DOOR
● CONVERT
● VAN
● ROADSTER
● MINI
● TRUCK
The settings for these vehicle types
have already been programmed.
➮ Press and hold down the
AUD•DEQ button @ for longer
than two seconds.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “CAR PRESETS” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until the vehicle type that you
want is displayed.
➮ Press the AUD•DEQ @ button.
The settings are saved.
Automatically calibrating the
equalizer
You can electronically calibrate and
store values for one of the three equalizers (“EQ1”, “EQ2” or “EQ3”), e.g. for
one of the following situations:
● For the driver alone
● For the driver and front passenger
● For the front and rear occupants
Hold the calibration microphone in the
appropriate position whilst calibration is
taking place.
The position of the microphone for Situation 1 (e.g. for the driver alone) is at
the height of the driver’s head, approx.
10 centimetres next to the right ear.
For Situation 2, the microphone should
be positioned at head height between
the driver and the front passenger.
For Situation 3, you should position the
microphone at head height in the centre of the vehicle interior (left/right, front/
rear).
Really quiet surroundings are required
for the calibration. Any extraneous noise
will distort the measured values. The
windows, doors and sunroof must remain closed during the calibration process, and you should be seated in the
driver’s seat.
Note:
You can obtain the calibration microphone necessary for this from accessory retailers.
During calibration, the temperature inside the vehicle must not exceed 55 °C
since this could lead to falsified measurements.
The sound radiating from the loudspeakers must not be obstructed by any
objects. All the loudspeakers must be
connected. The microphone must be
connected to the device.
To calibrate the equalizer electronically ,
➮ Press and hold down the
AUD•DEQ button @ for longer
than two seconds.
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➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “MANUAL EQ” appears in
the display .
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until the equalizer that you
want to calibrate (“USER EQ1”,
“USER EQ2” or “USER EQ3”) appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the ESC button 8 twice.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “AUTO EQ” appears in
the display .
➮ Press the OK button :.
A countdown is shown in the display.
Afterwards you will hear a test sound
and calibration begins.
Note:
Follow the instructions shown in the display during calibration!
Manually adjusting the equalizer
Notes on adjusting the settings
We recommend you use a CD that you
are familiar with for making changes to
the settings.
Before adjusting the equalizer, set the
sound and volume distribution settings
to zero and deactivate X-BASS. For further details on this, please read the
“Sound” chapter.
➮ Listen to a CD.
➮ What kind of impression does the
sound make?
➮ Now read the “Sound impression”
column in the table entitled “Help
adjusting the equalizer”.
➮ Set the equalizer values as de-
scribed in the “Measures” column.
Making adjustments
➮ Press and hold down the
AUD•DEQ button @ for longer
than two seconds.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “MANUAL EQ” appears in
the display .
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until the equalizer that you
want to configure (“USER EQ1”,
“USER EQ2” or “USER EQ3”) appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until the equalizer band that
you want to configure (“LOW1”,
“LOW2”, “HIGH1”, “HIGH2” or
“HIGH3”) appears in the display .
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until the frequency that you
want is displayed.
➮ Press the OK button :.
The top line displays the GAIN and the
quality factor “Q”. The gain setting flashes. You can use the quality factor to
adjust the width of the filter. The higher
you set the value for the quality factor
the more directly the filter will be applied
to the selected frequency .
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To adjust the gain,
➮ press the or button 7.
To adjust the quality factor,
➮ Press the button 7.
The quality factor setting flashes.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until the setting that you want
is displayed.
Help adjusting the equalizer
Sound Impression / problem
Bass sound is too weak
Dirty bass
Booming sound
Unpleasant pressure
Note:
● Please note that you can boost or
reduce one frequency in each
equalizer band. Proceed in the way
described above with all the equalizer bands that you want to adjust.
➮ Press the OK button : and then
the DIS•ESC button 8.
The settings are saved.
Measures
Increase bass with
Frequency: 32 to 160 Hz
Gain: +4 to +6 dB
Reduce the lower mid level with
Frequency: 400 Hz
Gain: approx. -4 dB
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Sound very much in the foreground,
aggressive, no stereo effect.
Dull sound
Little clarity
No brilliance to the instruments
Reduce the mid level with
Frequency: 1,000 to 2,500 Hz
Gain: -4 to -6 dB
Boost the treble range with
Frequency: 6,300 to 10,000 Hz
Gain: +2 to +4 dB
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Adjusting the display
settings
Switching the bar graph on/off
You also have the option of switching
off the bar graph in the bottom line of
the display .
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “V ARIOUS MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “BARGRAPH” appears in
the display alongside the current
setting (“ON” or “OFF”).
➮ Press the or button 7 to
switch between the ON and OFF
settings.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
Switching the power meter
on/off
The power meter (level display) in the
bottom line of the display can be used
indicate the relative output power of the
car sound system (PWR METER ON)
or the volume level (PWR METER
OFF). In DAB mode, the field strength
of the currently tuned station is displayed instead of the power meter.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “V ARIOUS MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “PWR METER” appears
in the display alongside the current
setting (“ON” or “OFF”).
➮ Press the or button 7 to
switch between the settings.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
Adjusting the display brightness
The display brightness will change when
the headlights are turned on/off if your
car sound system is connected as described in the installation instructions
and your vehicle is equipped with the
appropriate connection. Y ou can adjust
the display brightness separately for
night and day in steps ranging from
1 - 16.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “DISPLAY MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “DA Y” or “NIGHT” appears in the display with the current
setting.
➮ Press the or button 7 to
switch between the brightness levels.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
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Adjusting the viewing angle
You can adjust the display’s viewing
angle to suit the installation position of
the device in your vehicle.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “DISPLAY MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “ANGLE” appears in the
display with the current setting.
➮ Press the or button 7 to ad-
just the viewing angle.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
Setting the display illumination
colour
When setting the display illumination,
you can choose one of four preset colours or you can mix a colour yourself
from the RGB spectrum (red-greenblue) or you can select a colour during
a colour scan.
Selecting a preset colour
Four different colours are already stored
in the device. “Ocean” (blue), “Amber”,
“Sunset” (red-orange) and “Nature”
(green) are available. Select a colour
that best suits your vehicle interior.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “DISPLAY MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “DISPLAY COLOR” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until the colour that you want
is displayed.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the OK : button and then
the MENU button 9.
The settings are saved.
Mixing a colour for the display
illumination
To customise the display illumination to
suit your tastes you can mix a colour
yourself using the three primary colours
red, blue and green.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “DISPLAY MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “DISPLAY COLOR” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “USER COLOR” appears
in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
The menu for mixing your own colour is
displayed. The top line displays “R”, “G”
and “B” with the current values. The “R”
setting flashes.
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➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until the setting that you want
is displayed.
➮ Press the or button 7 to
move the selection marker to the
position after the other colours.
➮ Adjust the other colour compo-
nents to suit your preferences.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the OK : button and then
the MENU button 9.
The settings are saved.
Selecting a display illumination
colour during a colour scan
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “DISPLAY MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “DISPLAY COLOR” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “COLOR SCAN” appears
in the display.
The device starts changing the display
illumination colour.
If you want to select one of the colours,
➮ press the OK : button and then
the MENU button 9.
The settings are saved.
Mixing the button illumination
colour
You can mix your own button/key illumination colour using the two primary
colours red and green.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “DISPLAY MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “KEY COLOR” appears in
the display .
➮ Press the OK button :.
The menu for mixing your own colour is
displayed. The top line displays “R” for
red and “G” for green with the current
values. The “R” setting (red) flashes.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until the value that you want is
displayed.
➮ Press the button 7 to move the
selection marker to the position after “G”.
➮ Adjust the green colour component
to suit your preferences.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
The settings are saved.
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External audio sources
In addition to the CD changer , you can
also connect another external audio
source equipped with a line output. If
no CD changer is connected to the device, you can connect two external audio sources. Audio sources can, for example, be portable CD players, MiniDisc
players or MP3 players.
The AUX input must be activated in the
menu.
If you want to connect an external audio source, you will need an adapter
cable.
You can obtain this cable (Blaupunkt
no.: 7 607 897 093) from your authorised Blaupunkt dealer.
Switching the AUX input on/off
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “AUX MENU” appears in
the display .
➮ Press the OK button :.
➮ Repeatedly press the or but-
ton 7 until “AUX2” or “AUX1” appears in the display.
If a CD changer is connected, “AUX1”
is not available.
➮ Use the buttons 7 to switch
between the “ON” and “OFF” options.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
Note:
● If the AUX input is switched on, you
can select it by pressing the SRC
button A.
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Amplifier
The car sound system provides connections that allow you to connect external
amplifiers.
We recommend you use well-matched
products from the Blaupunkt or Velocity product ranges.
Switching the internal amplifier
on/off
If you are using external amplifiers, you
can switch off the device’s internal amplifier (“INT AMP OFF” setting).
Note:
● Please check this setting if the
loudspeakers do not emit any
sound.
➮ Press the MENU button 9.
➮ Press the button 7 repeatedly
until “V ARIOUS MENU” appears in
the display .
➮ Press the OK button : to display
the menu.
➮ Press the or button 7 repeat-
edly until “INT AMP ON” or “INT
AMP OFF” appears in the display.
➮ Use the buttons 7 to choose
between “INT AMP ON” and “INT
AMP OFF”.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮ press the MENU button 9.
TMC for dynamic navigation
systems
TMC stands for “Traffic Message Channel”. Traf fic reports are broadcast digitally via TMC, which means they can be
used by compatible navigation systems
during route planning. Your car sound
system has a TMC output, which you
can use for connecting Blaupunkt navigation systems. You can find out from
your Blaupunkt dealer which navigation
systems can be used with your car
sound system.
If a navigation system is connected and
a TMC station is being received, TMC
lights up in the display .
If dynamic navigation is active, the system will tune into a TMC station automatically .
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Specifications
Amplifier
Output power: 4 x 18 watts sine at
14.4 V and 1% distortion factor at
4 ohms.
4 x 26 watts sine in
accordance with DIN
45324 at 14.4 V at
4 ohms.
4 x 50 watts max.
power
Tuner
Wavebands:
FM : 87.5 - 108 MHz
MW : 531 - 1 602 kHz
LW : 153 - 279 kHz
FM frequency response:
35 - 16,000 Hz
DAB
BAND III (Europe): 174.928 MHz -
239.200 MHz (Channel 5A - Channel
13F)
L-BAND (Europe): 1.452961 GHz -
1.490625 GHz (Channel LA - Channel
LW)
CD
Frequency response:
20 - 20,000 Hz
Pre-amp out
4 channels: 3 V
Input sensitivity
AUX input: 2 V / 6 kΩ
Tel./Navi input: 10 V / 1 kΩ
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PocketDAB 2004
Operating and installation instructions
http://www.blaupunkt.com
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1. Introduction .................. 20
2. Abbreviations ................ 20
3. Important ...................... 21
4. Installation and Setup... 21
4.1 PocketPC Installation .......... 21
4.2 PocketDAB Installation ........ 21
4.3 Bluetooth Setup .................. 21
5. PocketDAB Application. 23
6. Main Screen.................. 24
6.1 Status bar ........................... 24
6.2 Audio service list ................. 25
6.3 Data service list ................... 26
6.4 DLS box.............................. 27
6.5 Menu bar ............................ 27
6.5.1 PocketDAB Menu ............... 27
6.5.2 Customize Menu ................. 27
6.5.3 View Menu .......................... 28
6.5.4 Help Menu .......................... 31
7. Known Issues ............... 32
CONTENT
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INTRODUCTION
ABBREVIATIONS
1. Introduction
Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) is
gaining popularity among listeners due
to the superior audio quality. However,
DAB is also multimedia enabled with a
variety of data being transmitted by the
service provider to the receiver. The
PocketDAB 2004 software combined
with the Woodstock DAB54 allows the
user to access these data services. This
software was developed in the Research and Development department of
Bosch in Hildesheim.
As of today, four data services have
been specified and standardised for
DAB - the Dynamic Label Service
(DLS), the Slideshow Service (SLS), the
Broadcast Website (BWS) application
and the Traf fic Message Service (TMC).
More data services are under development and they promise to further enrich DAB in the future. The PocketDAB
software currently supports the DLS,
SLS and BWS services. Additional the
still experimental TopNews service is
supported.
This manual gives an overview of the
PocketDAB software from installation to
usage. The installation is covered in section 4. This section covers the instructions for the Bluetooth setup of the PDA
as well. The installation of the Woodstock, PDA and Bluetooth hardware is
not part of this manual. The usage of the
PocketDAB software is explained in section 5 and section 6. Finally all known
issues are summarised in section 7.
It is highly recommended that before
installation and usage of the software,
the user read section 3 carefully.
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2. Abbreviations
BT Bluetooth
BWS Broadcast Website
DAB Digital Audio Broadcasting
DLS Dynamic Label Service
PAD Program Associated Data
(channel)
PDA Personal Digital Assistance
SLS Slideshow Service
TMC Traffic Message Service
TN TopNews
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3. Important
Warning:
The PDA should not be used by the
driver while driving! Using a PDA
while driving is even more dangerous than using a mobile phone.
Hardware:
• Do not connect anything other than
the provided data cable with the
Bluetooth adapter.
• Do not plug or unplug the connection between the Woodstock and
the data cable while the radio is
switched on.
• Do not plug or unplug the connection between the data cable and
the Bluetooth adapter while the radio is switched on.
4. Installation and Setup
4.1 PocketPC Installation
Refer to the manual provided with the
PDA before using the device. For the
PDA to communicate with the PC you
need to install ActiveSync software on
your PC. The ActiveSync software will
be provided with the start up kit of the
PDA but it is recommended to install the
latest version of ActiveSync from the
Microsoft website. The PocketDAB software has been tested with ActiveSync
3.7.
To enable multimedia content to be
downloaded and played / streamed in
webpages, an update of the windows
media player control of the PDA might
be required. Please check the Microsoft
and your PDA manufacturer homepage
for details.
4.2 PocketDAB Installation
Before installation of the PocketDAB
software, ensure that the PDA and the
PC are connected using ActiveSync.
Start the installation program and the
setup will guide you automatically
through the installation.
After the setup is completed, you can
start the program from the Program
Menu of the PDA.
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4.3 Bluetooth Setup
Before setting up the Bluetooth (BT)
connection, switch on the Woodstock
and the BT adapter will be switched on
as well. Wait until the first light indicator
of the BT adapter stops flickering and
remains stable at the green colour.
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AND SETUP
The following steps are for the HP
H2210 PDA with the PocketPC 2003
operating system.
Switch on the BT on your PDA. To do
this tap on the BT-symbol in the lower
right corner and then on the menu entry “Bluetooth ON” from the appearing
menu (see Picture 1). Now the blue light
on the top part of the PDA will start flashing.
Picture 1 PDA Bluetooth switch
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Picture 2 Connect the PDA and the Woodstock using the Bluetooth connection
If you start the PocketDAB it will automatically ask you to select the correct
BT device if the COM port from PocketDAB is set to BT (see 6.5.2.2 Options
Screen). The program will first search
for all available BT connections (see
Picture 2). Select the correct BT device
from the list by tapping on the name. If
no BT device appears please search
again (“white circle with two green arrows” icon in the lower left of the window).
Enter if necessary the security PIN
code of the Woodstock BT adapter to
establish the connection and press the
return key on the soft keyboard or OK
in the upper right corner. For the PIN
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number please see the manual provided with the BT adapter. The parameters will be saved for all future connections.
Note:
To display the soft keyboard in the PDA,
tap on the keyboard icon in the lower
right corner.
Now the BT connection between the
Woodstock radio and the PDA is established. The Woodstock BT adapter will
indicate an established connection with
the second light indicator in red colour.
If the BT connection is interrupted (no
red light at the adapter) you have to
close PocketDAB and start it again to
reestablish the connection. Please see
the BT part of 7 Known Issues as well.
POCKETDAB
APPLICATION
5. PocketDAB Application
The PocketDAB program gives you
more access to the DAB part of the
Woodstock radio. So all the features not
available in the Woodstock radio due to
display and memory limitations can be
accessed using the PocketDAB application.
The application shows the complete list
of all audio programmes in a DAB ensemble with their full names. Additionally a list of data services is displayed.
From this list you can start the decoding and presentation of the data services. All data services related to the audio programme are started automatically upon selection of the programme on
the Woodstock. A brief overview of the
services is as follows:
The DLS is comparable to the radio text
from the analogue radios. It is a short
text related to the current audio programme such as news, artist information and so on.
The SLS is composed of images that
are shown one after the other. This service is normally related to a programme
and shows images of CD-covers, moderators and so on.
The BWS transfers HTML pages with
embedded content such as images to
the receiver. For different receiver types
with e. g. different display capabilities
profiles are defined. The “Basic” profile
supports only limited receivers with
320x240 landscape. The “PC” profile
aims to a PC as target device.
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The T opNews is comparable to the teletext from the televison. But instead of
text pages audio objects are transmitted. This application is still experimental.
As a special feature, the automatic energy saving switch off of the PDA is disabled while the program is running. If
you close the PocketDAB application it
is activated again. Please take care if
your battery is low and close the PocketDAB application in time. Otherwise all
data in you memory might be lost.
MAIN SCREEN
6. Main Screen
The main screen of the PocketDAB software is divided in five parts. The status
bar on the top, the audio and data service list, the DLS box and the menu bar
on the bottom. These parts are described in detail in the following
subchapters.
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Picture 3 PocketDAB main screen
6.1 Status bar
Picture 4 PocketDAB main screen status bar
On the left side of the status bar the DAB
logo is displayed. If you click on the logo
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the PocketPC start menu appears and
you can start other applications on the
PDA. The PocketDAB software will continue to decode in the background.
In the centre of the status bar, the currently tuned ensemble name is displayed. For example in Picture 4 this is
the “DRN Nieders.” ensemble name.
On the extreme right side, the DAB signal strength icon is displayed. Depending on the icon, the user can find out
the current status of connection and signal quality .
Icon Signal /
Connection Quality
Not connected with the
radio
0 - Very bad signal
(no sync)
1 - Bad signal
2 - Acceptable signal
3 - Good signal
4 - Very good signal
In the bottom of the status bar a
progress indicator is displayed. It indicates if the PocketDAB software decodes a data service.
6.2 Audio service list
Picture 5 PocketDAB main screen audio
service list
This service list displays all the audio
services of the current ensemble. The
currently selected audio service is
marked as shown in Picture 5 with
“DeutschlandRadio”. Secondary audio
services of a primary audio service are
marked with a
ice label. It has to be noted that only the
Woodstock can change the audio service and tune to another ensemble. You
cannot do the same using this application. If there are more then six audio
services you can use the up/down scroll
buttons on the lower right to scroll to
the remaining services.
On the left side of every audio service
label, icons indicating the availability of
the data services in the audio service
are displayed. These include the data
services linked to the audio service and
transmitted in the Program Associated
Data channel (P AD) or in Packet Mode.
preceding the serv-
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Icon Data Service
No service available
SLS available
BWS available, but not the
home page
BWS and the home page
are available
The displaying of the SLS data service
can be started and stopped in the
menu (see chapter 6.5.3). Y ou can view
the BWS pages by selecting
Websites
from section 6.5.3.2.
and following the instructions
View
View ->
6.3 Data service list
Picture 6 PocketDAB main screen data
service list
This service list displays all the data
services of the current ensemble. The
currently selected data service is
marked as shown in Picture 6 with “DRN
Daten II”. Secondary data services of a
primary data service are marked with a
preceding the service label. To start
a data service, you can tap on it and to
stop it, you will have to tap on it again. If
there are more then two data services
you can use the up/down scroll buttons
on the right to scroll to the remaining
services.
On the left side of every data service
label, icons indicating the type of the
data service are displayed.
Icon Data Service
No service available
SLS available
BWS available, but not the
home page
BWS and the home page
are available
The BWS decoding will be started by
activation of the data service and the
decoding will be done in the background. Y ou can view the pages by se-
View -> Websites
lecting
the instructions from section 6.5.3.2. If
the home page is already available you
can directly jump to this page if you tab
and hold on the lable. The PocketExplorer will be started and automatically
display this page.
The SLS decoding and presentation will
be started by activation of the data
service.
and following
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6.4 DLS box
Picture 7 PocketDAB main screen DLS box
In the DLS box, the text of the DLS is
displayed. It starts automatically if the
selected audio service provides this
service.
You can enable/disable the decoding of
DLS by tapping and holding on the box
and selecting the appropriate option
from the displayed menu. Additionally
DLS can be started and stopped in the
View
menu (see chapter 6.5.3).
6.5 Menu bar
Picture 8 PocketDAB main screen menu bar
Using the menu bar you can access different options and possibilities of the
PocketDAB software. These are described in the following sections.
6.5.1 PocketDAB Menu
PocketDab -> Exit
On tapping this menu item, you can exit
the PocketDAB application. The PDA
energy saving option will then be
switched on again. The energy saving
was switched off while using the Pocket
DAB application.
6.5.2 Customize Menu
Customize -> Skins
On tapping this menu item, the Skins
screen is displayed. Please see section
6.5.2.1.
Customize -> Options
On tapping this menu item, the Options
screen is displayed. Please see section
6.5.2.2.
6.5.2.1 Skins Screen
Picture 9 PocketDAB skins screen
In the Skins screen you can select a
different skin to change the look in feel
of the PocketDAB application. T o select
a skin and apply it, tap on the skin and
then tap on the “Apply” button. Tapping
on the “Restore” button will restore the
original Blaupunkt skin.
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To exit this screen, tap on OK in the top
right corner.
6.5.2.2 Options Screen
Picture 10 PocketDAB options screen
In the Options screen, you can change
the behaviour of the PocketDAB application.
Using the “General / COM Port” dropdown list, you can select the serial port
for communication between the PDA
and the Woodstock. The setting will be
applied after a restart of PocketDAB. By
default, “Serial” (COM1) is selected for
communication with a serial cable.
For BT you have to select one of the
listed COM ports. Most of the time this
will be “BT COM8” (COM8) or “BT
COM5” (COM5). The other listed COM
ports are only for special cases. T o identify the correct BT COM port for your
PDA you have to open the “Bluetooth
Settings / Serial Port” menu of your
PDA. You have to select the outbound
COM port. For the HP H2210 this is
COM8.
Using the “Mot / BWS Profile” dropdown
list, you can select the profile for the
BWS decoding. Two profiles are supported - the “PC” and the “Basic”. By
default, “PC” is selected. The setting will
be applied after a restart of PocketDAB.
Using the “Cache / Cache Path/
Browse” button, the storage path for the
decoded BWS objects can be selected. The setting will be applied after a
restart of PocketDAB and your old
cache will automatically deleted.
Using the “Cache / Max Cache Period”
drop down list, you can select the maximum cache retention period after that
objects are deleted. On start-up the
application will prompt you to confirm
the cache deletion if this period is over.
By default, the cache retention period
is set to “Unlimited”.
Using the “Cache / Clear Cache” button, you can delete the entire cache
immediately .
To exit this screen tap on OK in the top
right corner.
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6.5.3 View Menu
View -> Radio Text
On tapping this menu item, you can start
or stop the automatic DLS decoding of
the current audio service. If marked, the
DLS is being decoded and if unmarked,
the DLS is in a stopped state.
View -> decode PAD
On tapping this menu item, you can start
or stop the automatic PAD decoding of
the current audio service. If marked, the
PAD is decoded and if unmarked, the
PAD is not decoded.
If PAD has been started, the change will
not take effect until a new audio service
has been selected.
View -> TopNews
On tapping this menu item, the TopNews screen is displayed. Please see
section 6.5.3.1
View -> Websites
On tapping this menu item, the Broadcast Websites screen is displayed.
Please see section 6.5.3.2.
6.5.3.1 TopNews Screen
Picture 11 PocketDAB TopNews screen
In the TopNews screen, you can select
one of the listed services to start TopNews. At a time, 9 services are displayed and the up/down scroll buttons
can be used to scroll to the remaining
entries.
On tapping a service, the T opNews player is started. If the TopNews parameter
file is not available, a warning message
will be displayed below the service list.
Please note that this user application is
still experimental and not every listed
service is really TopNews capable.
To exit this screen tap on OK in the top
right corner.
Please keep in mind that TopNews is
still experimental. It is necessary that the
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service provider transmits a specific
“TopNews.ini” file along with the audio
objects so that this T opNews player can
interpret the service. If this parameter
file is not found under the decoded objects the TopNews player cannot be
started.
6.5.3.1.1 TopNews Player
pause button to pause every playing.
The moving bar is for the volume control.
The four buttons on the lower right part
of the screen showing the four directions are used to step manually through
this service.
TopNews is structured like this
TopNews Service
Category News Sports Weather
Audio Israel Soccer
objects
Berlin Tennis
6.5.3.2 Broadcast Websites Screen
Picture 12 PocketDAB TopNews screen
The upper part of the TopNews player
screen displays first the lable of the service, then the category name and finally
the message title.
The lower part of this screen has on the
left side the button for start. By pressing this button all available messages
are played automatically. The stop button which stops every playing and the
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In the Websites screen, you can select
one of the listed BWS services to view
the web pages. At a time, 9 services are
displayed and the up/down scroll buttons can be used to scroll to the remaining entries.
On tapping a service, the home page
of that service is displayed with the
PocketExplorer and you can navigate
from the home page to the other pages
like with an Internet browser. If the service home page is not available, a warning message will be displayed below the
BWS service list. To leave the PocketExplorer tap on the exit icon in the top
right corner. The last used program, in
this case the PocketDAB application,
will regain focus.
On the left side of every listed BWS
service an icon is displayed. This icon
indicates roughly the percentage of the
already decoded file number of the respective service. Every filled quarter circle corresponds to at least 25% of decoded files.
of already decoded objects according
to the total number of objects. The second percentage indicates the data volume which is already decoded according to the overall data volume of the
service. Additionally, you can select to
open the cache location of the web pages with the PocketPC FileExplorer by
tapping on the FileExplorer icon in the
lower right of the window or delete the
cache of this service by tapping on the
Delete icon in the upper right of the window. This window can be dismissed by
tapping anywhere on it.
To leave this screen tap on OK in the
top right corner.
Note:
If BWS decoding was started in the main
screen it will continue to decode in the
background. The currently selected data
service cannot be deleted.
6.5.4 Help Menu
Help -> About
On tapping this menu item, the About
screen is displayed. The screen also
shows the current software version.
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Picture 14 PocketDAB websites screen popup
If you tap and hold on a service, a popup window will appear. This window displays information about the ensemble,
the date when the home page was last
updated and the decoding status. The
first percentage indicates the number
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7. Known Issues
Bluetooth:
• If the connection between the PDA
and the Bluetooth adapter is disconnected you have to close and
restart the PocketDAB application
to connect again.
• If the PocketDAB tries to establish
a BT connection while the PDA BT
is not switched on, the system will
hang and a soft reset must be performed.
• If you switch off the PDA while the
BT connection is established and
the PocketDAB software communicates with the radio, the PDA cannot be switched on again. You
have to perform a soft reset. An update of the HP2210 ROM version
to 1.10 solves this problem.
• If the wrong COM port for the BT
communication is selected the system will freeze. Please perform a
soft reset and switch of BT („Bluetooth OFF” on the PocketPC start
srceen). Then start the PocketDAB
application and switch to the correct COM port. Now switch BT on
again.
BWS:
• The PocketDAB application de-
codes only the profile related entry
point in the root from the BWS DirectoryIndex parameter. Every other DirectoryIndex parameter entry
is ignored.
• According to the DAB specification,
the BWS UserApplicationType data
field in FIG 0/13 should carry the
MinimumProfileId. The application
decodes the service even if this is
not present using the selected profile id set by the user in the options
menu.
• Only BWS services with the MOT
Directory mode are decoded by the
application. The application shows
the BWS icon to be active according to FIG 0/13 in case of the MOT
Header mode as well but the service is not decoded. This is a case
of wrong signalling from the service
provider side.
• According to the profile setting in
customize -> options -> MOT /
BWS profile
decoded and displayed. If a data
service has a different profile then
selected the BWS icon in the main
screen will be displayed but the
service will not be accessible.
Please change the profile setting
accordingly.
• For PC based BWS decoder a web
server is mandatory. This is not implemented. The browsing is on file
basis.
• The decoding speed is strongly dependent from the data channel size
and the overall amount of data. To
much data in a to small channel
leads to a slow decoding speed.
• The file size percentage may be
above 100% if objects are compressed during transportation.
the data services are
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• If you select the SD/MMC-Card as
cache path the software may disconnect and the system may hang
on some PDA models. Perform a
soft reset and choose a different
cache path.
TopNews:
• Experimental implementation that
needs a special TopNews parameter object from the service provider.
DLS:
• According to the DAB specification,
it is mandatory to signal the presence of DLS with FIG 0/13. But
even it is not signalled PocketDAB
displays the DLS text.
• No HTML tags are specified in the
DAB specification. Hence these
are ignored and displayed as normal text by the PocketDAB application.
• Upto now the charset signalling is
ignored.
• Characterfield additional codes
“end of headline” and “preferred
word break” are not supported.
• Umlaute are transcoded to standard characters (e. g. ä to ae).
SLS:
• According to the DAB specification,
the SLS images should be displayed in 1/4 VGA landscape. This
is ignored and all images are resized to fit to 240x200.
• The MOT parameter TriggerT ime is
ignored and the default value of
“NOW” is assumed.
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