CONTROLS
1
Button to switch the device on/
off and operate the volume
mute function.
;
<
Keys 1 - 6
BND•TS button
Short press: Select the FM
memory banks and the MW
and LW wavebands.
Long press: Start the Travel-
store function.
2
3
button for detaching the con-
trol panel (release panel).
button to eject a CD from the
device.
=
SRC
button
4
5
6
Volume control
Short press: Switch sources be-
tween CD/MP3, CD changer (if
connected) and AUX.
CD compartment
AUDIO button to adjust the
bass, treble, balance and fader.
To select an equalizer preset.
Long press: Briefly display the
7
MENU button
Short press: Open the settings
menu.
Long press: Start the scan func-
tion.
8
9
Arrow buttons
X-BASS button to activate/de-
activate and adjust the X-
BASS.
:
TRAF•RDS button
Short press: Switch traffic-infor-
mation standby on/off.
Long press: Switch the RDS
function on/off.
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CONTENTS
Traffic announcements in CD
mode ........................................... 45
Ejecting a CD .............................. 45
Notes and accessories ......... 32
Removable control panel...... 33
Switching on/off ................... 34
Adjusting the volume............ 35
MP3 mode............................. 46
Preparing an MP3-CD ................. 46
Switching to MP3 mode............... 47
Configuring the display ................ 47
Selecting a directory .................... 48
Selecting tracks/files.................... 48
Fast searching ............................. 48
Random track play (MIX).............. 48
Scanning tracks (SCAN) ............. 49
Repeating individual tracks or
Radio mode........................... 37
Adjusting the tuner settings.......... 37
Switching to radio mode .............. 37
RDS functions.............................. 37
Selecting the waveband /
memory bank ............................... 38
Tuning into a station ..................... 38
Setting the sensitivity of station
seek tuning .................................. 39
Storing stations ............................ 39
Storing stations automatically
(Travelstore) ................................. 39
Listening to stored stations .......... 39
Scanning receivable stations
whole directories (REPEAT) ......... 49
Pausing playback (PAUSE) .......... 49
CD-changer mode ................ 50
Switching to CD-changer mode ... 50
Selecting CDs ............................. 50
Selecting tracks ........................... 50
Fast searching (audible)............... 50
Configuring the display ................ 50
Repeating individual tracks or
whole CDs (REPEAT) .................. 50
Random track play (MIX).............. 51
Scanning all the tracks on all
(SCAN)........................................ 39
Setting the scanning time............. 40
Programme type (PTY) ................ 40
Optimising radio reception ........... 41
Configuring the display ................ 41
Traffic information ................ 42
the CDs (SCAN).......................... 51
Pausing playback (PAUSE) .......... 51
CD mode ............................... 43
Switching to CD mode................. 43
Selecting tracks ........................... 43
Fast track selection...................... 43
Fast searching (audible)............... 43
Random track play (MIX).............. 44
Scanning tracks (SCAN) ............. 44
Repeating tracks (REPEAT) ......... 44
Pausing playback (PAUSE) .......... 44
Configuring the display ................ 44
Displaying CD text ....................... 45
CLOCK time .......................... 52
Sound.................................... 53
X-BASS ................................. 54
Configuring the level display 55
External audio sources ......... 55
Specifications ....................... 56
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NOTES AND ACCESSORIES
Road safety
Notes and accessories
Road safety has absolute pri-
ority. Only operate your car sound
system if the road and traffic condi-
tions allow you to do so. Familiar-
ise yourself with the device before
setting off on your journey.
You must always be able to hear
police, fire service and ambulance
sirens in good time from inside your
vehicle. For this reason, listen to
your car sound system at a moder-
ate volume level during your jour-
ney.
Thank you for choosing a Blaupunkt
product. We hope you enjoy using this
new piece of equipment.
Please read these operating instruc-
tions before using the equipment for
the first time.
The Blaupunkt editors are constantly
working on making the operating in-
structions clearer and easier to under-
stand. However, if you still have any
questions on how to operate the de-
vice, please contact your dealer or the
telephone hotline for your country. You
will find the telephone number printed
at the back of this booklet.
Installation
If you want to install your car sound
system yourself, please read the instal-
lation and connection instructions that
follow these operating instructions.
We provide a manufacturer guarantee
on our products bought within the Eu-
ropean Union. You can view the guar-
or ask for them directly at:
Optional equipment
(not part of the scope of delivery)
Blaupunkt GmbH
Hotline
Robert Bosch Str. 200
Use only accessories approved by
Blaupunkt.
D-31139 Hildesheim
Gerrmany
Remote control
The steering wheel and/or handheld re-
mote control allows you to access the
most important functions of your car
sound system safely and convenient-
ly.
Disposal of old unit
(EU countries only)
Do not dispose of your old device
in the household trash!
You cannot switch the device on/off us-
ing the remote control.
Use the return and collection systems
available to dispose of the old device.
You can find out from your Blaupunkt
dealer or on the Internet at www.
blaupunkt.com which remote controls
can be used with your car sound sys-
tem.
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ACCESSORIES
CONTROL PANEL
Removable control panel
Theft protection
As a way of protecting your car radio
against theft, the unit is equipped with
Amplifiers
You can use all Blaupunkt and Veloci-
ty amplifiers.
CD changers
You can connect the following Blau- a removable control panel (release pa-
punkt CD changers: CDC A 08, IDC A
09 and CDC A 03.
nel). Without this control panel, the car
radio is worthless to a thief.
Protect you car radio against theft by
taking the control panel with you every
time you leave your vehicle. Do not lea-
ve the control panel in your vehicle -
not even in a hiding place.
The control panel has been designed
to be easy to use.
Notes:
G Never drop the control panel.
G Never expose the control panel to
direct sunlight or other heat sour-
ces.
G Avoid making direct skin contact
with the control panel’s contacts. If
necessary, clean the contacts with
a lint-free cloth and some alcohol.
Removing the control panel
2
➮ Press the
button 2.
The control panel locking mechanism
opens.
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CONTROL PANEL
SWITCHING ON/OFF
➮ First, pull the control panel straight
off the unit and then out towards
the left.
Switching on/off
You can switch the device on/off in the
following ways:
The device switches off.
Switching on/off using the vehicle
ignition
All the current settings are saved.
Any CD already inserted in the unit re-
mains there.
If the device is correctly connected to
the vehicle’s ignition and it was not
switched off using button 1, it will
switch on/off simultaneously with the
ignition.
Attaching the control panel
➮ Slide the control panel from left to
right into the unit’s guide.
Switching on/off using button 1
➮ Carefully press on the left edge of
the control panel until it clicks into
place.
➮ To switch on the device, press
button 1.
➮ To switch off the device, press and
hold down button 1 for longer
than two seconds.
The device switches off.
Note:
G
To protect the vehicle battery, the
device will switch off automatically
after one hour if the ignition is off.
Note:
G
When attaching the control panel,
make sure you do not press the
display.
Switching on by inserting a CD
If the device is switched off and there
is no CD present in the drive,
If the device was still switched on when
you removed the control panel, it will
automatically switch on again with the
last settings activated (i.e. radio, CD/
MP3, CD changer or AUX) when the
panel is replaced.
➮ gently push the CD with its printed
side uppermost into the drive 5
until you feel some resistance.
The drive draws in the CD automati-
cally.
You must not hinder or assist the drive
as it draws in the CD.
The device switches on and starts play-
ing the CD.
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SWITCHING ON/OFF
ADJUSTING THE VOLUME
Adjusting the volume
You can adjust the volume in steps
from 0 (off) to 66 (maximum).
Note:
G
If the vehicle ignition was switched
off before you inserted the CD,
you will first have to switch on the
device by pressing button 1 in
order to start playing the CD.
To increase the volume,
➮ press the button 4.
To decrease the volume,
➮ press the button 4.
Switching on/off using the
removable control panel
➮ Remove the control panel.
The unit switches off.
Setting the power-on volume
Note:
➮ Attach the control panel again.
G The device is equipped with a
timeout function. If, for instance,
you press the MENU button 7
and select a menu item, the de-
vice will switch back approx. 8
seconds after the last button was
pressed. Any changes to the set-
tings that you have made will be
saved.
The unit switches on. The settings (ra-
dio, CD/MP3, CD changer orAUX) that
were set before the unit was switched
off will be reactivated.
You can set the power-on volume.
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “ON VOLUME” ap-
pears in the display.
➮ Adjust the power-on volume using
the
buttons 8.
To help you adjust the setting more
easily, the device will increase or de-
crease the volume as you make your
changes.
If you change the setting to “LAST
VOL”, the volume level that was set the
last time you switched off the device
will be activated again.
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ADJUSTING THE VOLUME
Note:
Switching the confirmation
beep on/off
G
To protect your hearing, the pow-
er-on volume is limited to a value
of “38”. If the volume level was
higher than this when the device
was last switched off and the
“LAST VOL” setting is activated,
the system will reset the volume to
“38” when you switch the device
on again.
The system will play a confirmation
beep for some functions if you keep a
button pressed down for longer than
two seconds, for instance, when you
assign a radio station to a station but-
ton. You can switch the beep on/off.
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “BEEP ON” or
“BEEP OFF” appears in the dis-
play.
➮ press the MENU button 7 twice.
Quick volume reduction (mute)
➮ Activate/deactivate the beep using
You can quickly decrease the volume
(mute) to a level preset by you.
the
buttons 8. “OFF” means
the beep is switched off and “ON”
means the beep is switched on.
➮ Briefly press button 1.
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
“MUTE” appears in the display.
Cancelling mute
➮ press the MENU button 7.
To return to your previously set volume
level,
Mute while telephoning
If your device is connected to a mobile
telephone, the car radio’s volume will
be muted as soon as you “pick up” the
telephone. This requires that the mo-
bile telephone be connected to the de-
vice as described in the installation in-
structions.
➮ briefly press button 1 again.
Setting the mute level
You can adjust the mute level.
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “MUTE LVL” ap-
pears in the display.
“PHONE” appears in the display.
➮ Adjust the mute level using the
buttons 8.
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
➮ press the MENU button 7 twice.
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RADIO MODE
➮ press the SRC
button = re-
Radio mode
peatedly until the memory bank
(e.g. “FM1”) appears in the dis-
play.
Adjusting the tuner settings
To ensure that the tuner works proper-
ly, the device must be configured for
the region in which it is being used. You
can choose between Europe (EU-
ROPE), United States (USA), South
America (S-AMERICA) and Thailand
(THAI). By default, the tuner is set to
the region in which the device was sold.
If you encounter problems with radio
reception, please check this setting.
RDS functions
This device is equipped with an RDS
radio receiver (Radio Data System).
Many of the receivable FM stations
broadcast a signal that not only car-
ries the programme but also addition-
al information such as the station name
and programme type (PTY).
The station name appears in the dis-
play as soon as the tuner receives it.
The radio functions described in these
operating instructions refer to the EU-
ROPE tuner setting.
The convenient RDS functionsAF (Al-
ternative Frequency) and REGIONAL
extend your radio’s range of functions.
➮ Switch the device off using button
1.
G AF: If the RDS function is activat-
ed, the radio automatically tunes
into the best receivable frequency
for the station that is currently set.
➮ Press and hold down the 1 and 5
buttons ; simultaneously and
switch on the device again by
pressing button 1.
G REGIONAL: At certain times,
some radio stations divide their
programme into regional pro-
grammes providing different con-
tent. You can use the REG func-
tion to prevent the car radio from
switching to alternative frequen-
cies that are broadcasting different
programme content.
“TUNER” is displayed.
➮ Select your tuner region using the
or button 8.
To save the setting,
➮ switch the device off and on again
or wait approx. 8 seconds. The
car sound system switches on and
the mode that was selected last is
activated (radio, CD/MP3, CD
changer or AUX).
Note:
G REGIONAL must be activated/de-
activated separately in the menu.
Switching to radio mode
If you are in CD/MP3, CD-changer or
AUX mode,
➮ press the BND•TS button <
or
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RADIO MODE
Switching the RDS function on/off
Tuning into a station
If you want to use the RDS functions
(AF and REGIONAL),
There are various ways of tuning into
a station.
➮ press and hold down the TRAF
RDS button : for longer than two
seconds.
Automatic station seek tuning
➮ Press the or button 8.
The radio tunes into the next receiva-
ble station.
The RDS function is active when the
RDS symbol is shown in the display.
Tuning into stations manually
Switching REGIONAL on/off
You can also tune into stations manu-
ally.
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “REG” appears in
the display. “OFF” or “ON” is dis-
played alongside “REG”.
Note:
G
You can only tune into stations
manually if the RDS function is
deactivated.
➮ To switch REGIONAL on/off, press
➮ Press the or button 8.
the or button 8.
Browsing through broadcasting
networks (only FM)
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
Selecting the waveband /
memory bank
If radio stations provide several pro-
grammes, you have the option of
browsing through their “broadcasting
networks”.
You can use this device to receive pro-
grammes broadcast over the FM fre-
quency range as well as the MW and
LW (AM) wavebands. There are three
memory banks available for the FM
waveband (FM1, FM2 and FMT) and
one for each of the MW and LW wave-
bands. Six stations can be stored in
each memory bank.
Note:
G
The RDS function must be activat-
ed before you can use this fea-
ture.
➮ Press the or button 8 to
switch to the next station on the
broadcasting network.
To switch between the FM memory
banks (FM1, FM2 and FMT) and the
MW and LW wavebands,
Note:
G
When using this feature, you will
only be able to switch to stations
that you have received once be-
fore already. To receive the sta-
tions, use the scan function or the
Travelstore function.
➮ briefly press the BND•TS button
<.
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RADIO MODE
Setting the sensitivity of station Storing stations automatically
seek tuning
(Travelstore)
You can choose whether the radio You can automatically store the six sta-
should only tune into stations provid- tions providing the best reception in the
ing good reception or whether it can region (only FM). The stations are
also tune into those with a weak re- stored in the FMT memory bank.
ception.
Note:
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
G Any stations previously stored in
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “SENS” and the cur-
rently set value appear in the dis-
play.
this memory bank are deleted in
the process.
➮ Press and hold down the BND•TS
button < for longer than two sec-
onds.
“SENS HI6” means that the tuner is set
to the highest sensitivity setting. “SENS
LO1” means it is set to the lowest sen-
sitivity setting.
The storing procedure begins. “FM
TSTORE” 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 memo-
ry bank.
➮ Set the desired sensitivity using
the
buttons 8.
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
Listening to stored stations
➮ Select the memory bank or wave-
➮ press the MENU button 7.
band.
Note:
G
You can set different sensitivity
levels for FM and MW or LW
(AM).
➮ Press the station button 1 - 6 ;
that corresponds to the station
that you want to listen to.
Storing stations
Scanning receivable stations
(SCAN)
Storing stations manually
You can use the scan function to listen
to all the receivable stations briefly. You
can set the scanning time in the menu
to between 5 and 30 seconds (in steps
of 5 seconds).
➮ Select the memory bank that you
want (FM1, FM2, FMT) or one of
the wavebands (MW or LW).
➮ Tune into the station that you
want.
Starting SCAN
➮ Press and hold down one of the
station buttons 1 - 6 ; for longer
than two seconds to assign the
station to that button.
➮ Press and hold down the MENU
button 7 for longer than two sec-
onds.
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RADIO MODE
Scanning begins. “SCAN” appears You can use the PTY function to se-
briefly in the display followed by a flash- lect stations of a particular programme
ing display of the current station name type.
or frequency.
PTY-EON
Cancelling SCAN and continuing
listening to a station
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.
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
Scanning stops and the radio contin-
ues playing the station that it tuned into
last.
Notes:
G
If the tuner does not find a station
that matches the selected pro-
gramme type, you will hear a beep
and “NO PTY” appears briefly in
the display. The radio will then re-
tune to the station that it received
last.
Setting the scanning time
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “SCAN TIME” ap-
pears in the display.
➮ Set the desired scanning time us-
G
If the tuned radio station or anoth-
er station on the broadcasting net-
work broadcasts your selected
programme type at a later point in
time, the radio will automatically
switch from the currently tuned
station or from CD mode or CD-
changer mode to the station
ing the
buttons 8.
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
➮ press the MENU button 7 twice.
Note:
G
The scanning time that you set is
also used when scanning in CD/
MP3 mode and in CD-changer
mode.
whose programme type matches
the one you selected.
G
If you do not want this PTY EON
switching, disable it in the menu
with “PTY OFF”. First, press one
of the SRC = or BND•TS but-
tons <.
Programme type (PTY)
Besides transmitting the station name,
some FM stations also provide infor-
mation on the type of programme they
are broadcasting. Your car radio can
receive and display this information.
Switching PTY on/off
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
For example, the programme types
can be:
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “PTY ON” or “PTY
OFF” appears in the display.
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RADIO MODE
➮ Press the or button 8 to
Optimising radio reception
switch PTY ON or OFF.
HICUT
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
The HICUT function improves recep-
tion during poor radio reception (only
FM). If interference occurs, the inter-
ference level is cut automatically.
Selecting the PTY language
You can select the language in which
the programme types are displayed.
The following are available:
“DEUTSCH”, “ENGLISH” and
“FRANÇAIS”.
Switching HICUT on/off
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “HICUT” appears in
the display.
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “PTY LANG” ap-
pears in the display.
➮ Press the or button 8 to ad-
just the HICUT setting.
“HICUT 0” means that the interference
level will not be cut automatically. “HI-
CUT 1” means that it will be cut auto-
matically.
➮ Set your preferred language using
the
buttons 8.
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
➮ press the MENU button 7 twice.
Configuring the display
Selecting a programme type and
starting seek tuning
In radio mode you have the option of
displaying the waveband together with
the memory bank / memory location
and the time or the station name / fre-
quency of the current station.
➮ Press the or button 8.
The current programme type appears
in the display.
Select “FREQUENCY” to display the
station name / frequency or select
“CLOCK” to display the waveband to-
gether with the memory bank / memo-
ry location and the clock time.
➮ If you want to select another pro-
gramme type, you can do so by
pressing the or button 8
whilst this display is visible.
The selected programme type appears
briefly in the display.
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “TUN DISP” ap-
pears in the display.
➮ Press the or button 8 to
start seek tuning.
The radio will then tune into the next
station it finds that matches your se-
lected programme type.
➮ Press the or button 8 to
switch between “CLOCK” and
“FREQUENCY”.
➮ Press the MENU button 7 twice.
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TRAFFIC INFORMATION
Traffic information
Your device is equipped with an RDS-
EON receiver. EON stands for En-
hanced Other Network.
G
if you retune the radio from a traf-
fic information station to a station
that does not broadcast traffic in-
formation.
If you hear the warning beep, you can
either switch off traffic information pri-
ority or tune into a station that broad-
casts traffic information.
Whenever a traffic announcement (TA)
is broadcast, the system switches au-
tomatically from a station that does not
provide traffic reports to the appropri-
ate traffic information station within the
broadcasting network that does.
Setting the volume for traffic
announcements
Once the traffic report has been played,
the system will switch back to the pro-
gramme you were listening to before.
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “TA VOLUME” ap-
pears in the display.
Switching traffic information
priority on/off
➮ Adjust the volume using the
➮ Briefly press the TRAF•RDS but-
buttons 8.
ton :.
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
Traffic announcement priority is active
when the traffic jam symbol is shown
in the display.
➮ press the MENU button 7 twice.
Notes:
G
Notes:
You can use the volume control
4 to adjust the volume during a
traffic announcement for the dura-
tion of that announcement.
You will hear a warning beep:
G
if you leave the reception area of
a traffic information station that
you are currently listening to.
G
You can set the volume distribu-
tion for the traffic announcements.
For further details, please read the
“Sound” chapter.
G
if you are receiving a traffic infor-
mation station and the volume is
set to minimum (0) or if, whilst lis-
tening to a CD/MP3, a CD in the
changer or an AUX source, you
leave the reception area of the
tuned traffic information station
and the subsequent automatic
search cannot find a new traffic
information station.
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CD MODE
Note:
CD mode
G If the vehicle ignition was switched
off before you inserted the CD,
you will first have to switch on the
device by pressing button 1 in
order to start playing the CD.
You can use this device to play stand-
ard audio CDs, CD-Rs and CD-RWs
with a diameter of 12 or 8 cm.
Risk of severe damage to the
CD drive!
If there is already a CD inserted in the
drive,
Contoured CDs (shape CDs) are
not suitable for playback in this unit.
We do not accept responsibility for
any damage to the CD drive that
may occur as a result of the use of
unsuitable CDs.
➮ press the SRC
button = re-
peatedly until “CD” appears in the
display.
Playback begins from the point at
which it was last interrupted.
To ensure the system functions prop-
erly, only use CDs labelled with the
compact disc logo. Problems might be
experienced when playing copy-pro-
tected CDs. Blaupunkt cannot guaran-
tee the proper functioning of copy-pro-
tected CDs!
Selecting tracks
➮ Press one of the arrow buttons 8
to select the next or previous
track.
If you press the or button 8 once,
the current track will be played again
from the beginning.
Besides being able to play audio CDs
on this device, you can also play CDs
containing MP3 music files. For further
details, please read the “MP3 mode”
chapter.
Fast track selection
For fast track selection (backwards or
forwards),
Switching to CD mode
If there is no CD inserted in the drive,
➮ press and hold down one of the
buttons 8 until fast-reverse /
fast-forward track selection be-
gins.
➮ gently push the CD with the print-
ed side uppermost into the CD
compartment 5 until you feel
some resistance.
Fast searching (audible)
For fast searching (backwards or for-
wards),
The drive draws in the CD automatic-
ally.
➮ press and hold down one of the
buttons 8 until fast search-
You must not assist or hinder the drive
as it draws in the CD.
ing backwards / forwards begins.
The CD starts playing.
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CD MODE
Random track play (MIX)
Repeating tracks (REPEAT)
If you want to repeat a track,
➮ press the 4 RPT button ;.
➮ Press the 5 MIX button ;.
“MIX CD” appears briefly in the display
and the MIX symbol lights up. The next
randomly selected track will then be
played.
“RPTTRCK” appears briefly in the dis-
play and the RPT symbol lights up. The
track is repeated continuously until you
deactivate RPT.
Cancelling MIX
Cancelling REPEAT
➮ Press the 5 MIX button ; again.
If you want to cancel the repeat func-
tion,
“MIX OFF” appears briefly in the dis-
play and the MIX symbol disappears.
➮ press the 4 RPT button ; again.
Scanning tracks (SCAN)
You can scan (briefly play) all the tracks
on the CD.
“RPTTRCK” appears briefly in the dis-
play and the RPT symbol is displayed.
Pausing playback (PAUSE)
➮ Press button 3 ;.
➮ Press and hold down the MENU
button 7 for longer than two sec-
onds.
“PAUSE” appears in the display.
The next track will then be scanned.
Cancelling pause
Note:
➮ Press button 3 ; whilst pause
G
You can set the scanning time.
For further details, please read the
section entitled “Setting the scan-
ning time” in the “Radio mode”
chapter.
is activated.
Playback is resumed.
Configuring the display
You can choose between two display
types for CD mode:
Cancelling SCAN and continuing
listening to a track
G
Track number and clock time
Track number and playing time
➮ To cancel scanning, press the
G
MENU button 7.
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
The currently scanned track will then
continue to be played normally.
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “CD DISP” appears
in the display.
➮ Press the or button 8 to
switch between “PLAY TIME” and
“CLOCK”.
➮ Press the MENU button 7 twice.
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CD MODE
Displaying CD text
Ejecting a CD
Some CDs include CD text. The CD
text might contain the names of the
artist, album and track.
➮ Press the button 3 next to the
CD compartment.
The CD is ejected.
You can allow the CD text to be dis-
played as scrolling text every time you
switch to another track. The default dis-
play will appear again after the whole
CD text has been shown once. For fur-
ther details, please read the section
entitled “Configuring the display”.
➮ Remove the CD.
Notes:
G If a CD is ejected, the drive will
automatically draw it back in again
after approx. 10 seconds.
G You can also eject CDs whilst the
device is switched off or whilst an-
other audio source is activated.
Switching CD text on/off
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “CD TEXT” appears
in the display.
➮ Switch the CD text function on
(“TEXT ON”) or off (“TEXT OFF”)
using the or button 8.
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
➮ press the MENU button 7 twice.
Traffic announcements in CD
mode
If you wish to receive traffic announce-
ments whilst CD mode is activated,
➮ press the TRAF•RDS button :.
Traffic announcement priority is active
when the traffic jam symbol is shown
in the display. For further details, please
read the “Traffic information reception”
chapter.
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MP3 MODE
MP3 mode
You can also use this car sound sys-
tem to play CD-Rs and CD-RWs that
contain MP3 music files.
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The various combinations of CD burn-
ers, 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.
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T002
T003
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The format of the CD must be ISO 9660
Level 1 / Level 2 or Joliet. Other for-
mats cannot be played reliably.
You can create a maximum of 252 di-
rectories on a CD. You can use this
device to access each of the directo-
ries.
Each directory can be given a name
using a PC. The device is capable of
Regardless of the number of directo- displaying the directory name. You
ries on the CD, the device can handle should name the directories and tracks/
up to 999 MP3 files on a single CD with files using the method provided by your
a maximum of 255 files in a directory. CD burner software. The software’s in-
struction manual will provide details on
how to do this.
Note:
G
When naming directories and
tracks/files you should not use ac-
cents and special characters.
If you like your files to be in the correct
order, you should use burner software
that places files in alphanumerical or-
der. If your software does not provide
this feature you also have the option
of sorting the files manually. To do so,
you should place a number (e.g. “001”,
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MP3 MODE
“002”, etc.) at the beginning of each
file name - you must include the lead-
ing zeros.
Configuring the display
An MP3-CD must already be inserted
in the device before you can change
the following settings.
MP3 tracks can contain additional in-
formation such as the artist, album and
track names (ID3 tags). This device
can display ID3 tags (version 1).
Configuring the default display
You can display various types of infor-
mation on the current track:
When creating (encoding) MP3 files
from audio files, you should use bit G Track number and playing time
rates up to a maximum of 256 kbits/
sec.
(“TRCK-TIME”)
G Track number and clock time
This device can only play MP3 files that
(“TRCK-CLK”)
have the “.MP3” file extension.
G Directory number and track
number (“DIR-TRCK”)
Note:
To ensure uninterrupted playback,
G Directory number and clock time
(“DIR-CLK”)
G
do not attempt to change the file
extension to “.MP3” of any files
other than MP3 files and then at-
tempt to play them! The device will
ignore these invalid files during
playback.
G Directory number and playing time
(“DIR-TIME”)
Note:
G After you switch tracks, the device
first displays the MP3 scrolling text
once and then it displays the infor-
mation continuously.
G
G
Do not use “mixed” CDs contain-
ing both non-MP3 data and MP3
tracks (the device only reads MP3
files during MP3 playback).
To switch between the different display
options,
Do not use mix-mode CDs con-
taining both CD audio tracks and
MP3 tracks. If you try playing a
mix-mode CD, the device will only
play the CD audio tracks.
➮ press the MENU button 7.
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “CD DISP” appears
in the display.
➮ Select the option that you want
Switching to MP3 mode
using the or button 8.
MP3 mode is activated in the same
way as normal CD mode. For further
details, please read the section enti-
tled “Switching to CD mode” in the “CD
mode” chapter.
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
➮ press the MENU button 7 twice.
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MP3 MODE
Configuring the MP3 scrolling text
Selecting a directory
One of the following scrolling texts is
displayed once every time the track is
changed. Afterwards, the configured
default display is shown.
To move up or down to another direc-
tory,
➮ press the or button 8 once
or several times.
The available scrolling texts are:
Selecting tracks/files
To move up or down to another track/
file in the current directory,
G
G
G
G
G
Directory name (“DIR NAME”)
Track name (“SONG NAME”)
Album name (“ALBM NAME”)
Artist name (“ARTIST”)
➮ press the or button 8 once
or several times.
File name (“FILE NAME”)
If you press the button 8 once, the
current track will be played again from
the beginning.
Note:
The artist, track and album names
G
are part of the MP3-ID tag (ver-
sion 1) and can only be displayed
if they have been saved with the
MP3 files (for further details,
please read the instructions that
came with your PC’s MP3 soft-
ware or burner software).
Fast searching
For fast searching (backwards or for-
wards),
➮ press and hold down the or
button 8 until fast searching
backwards / forwards begins.
To switch between the different display
options,
Random track play (MIX)
To play the tracks in the current direc-
tory in random order,
➮ press the MENU button 7.
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “MP3 DISP” ap-
pears in the display.
➮ briefly press the 5 MIX button ;.
“MIX DIR” appears in the display and
the MIX symbol lights up.
➮ Use the or button 8 to select
the MP3 scrolling text that you
want.
To play all the tracks on the inserted
MP3-CD in random order,
➮ press and hold down the 5 MIX
button ; for longer than two sec-
onds.
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
➮ press the MENU button 7 twice.
“MIX CD” appears in the display and
the MIX symbol lights up.
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MP3 MODE
Cancelling MIX
Repeating individual tracks or
whole directories (REPEAT)
To cancel MIX,
To play the current track repeatedly,
➮ briefly press the 5 MIX button ;.
“MIX OFF” appears in the display and
the MIX symbol disappears.
➮ briefly press the 4 RPT button ;.
“RPTTRCK” appears briefly in the dis-
play and RPT lights up.
Scanning tracks (SCAN)
You can scan (briefly play) all the tracks
on the CD.
To play the whole directory repeatedly,
➮ press and hold down the 4 RPT
button ; for longer than two sec-
onds.
➮ Press and hold down the MENU
button 7 for longer than two sec-
onds. The next track will then be
scanned.
“RPT DIR” appears in the display.
Cancelling REPEAT
“TRK SCAN” appears in the display
alongside the flashing track numbers.
The tracks on the CD are briefly played
in ascending order.
To stop the current track or current di-
rectory from being repeated,
➮ briefly press the 4 RPT button ;.
“RPT OFF” appears briefly and RPT
disappears from the display.
Note:
G
You can set the scanning time.
For details on setting the scanning
time, please read the section enti-
tled “Setting the scanning time” in
the “Radio mode” chapter.
Pausing playback (PAUSE)
➮ Press button 3 ;.
“PAUSE” appears in the display.
Cancelling SCAN and continuing
listening to a track
Cancelling pause
➮ Press button 3 ; whilst pause
➮ Briefly press the MENU button 7.
is activated.
The currently scanned track will then
continue to be played normally.
Playback is resumed.
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CD-CHANGER MODE
Configuring the display
CD-changer mode
There are five display options availa-
ble for CD-changer mode:
Note:
G
Information on handling CDs, in-
serting CDs and operating the CD
changer can be found in the oper-
ating instructions supplied with
your CD changer.
G
G
G
G
G
Track number and playing time
(“TRCK-TIME”)
Track number and clock time
(“TRCK-CLK”)
CD number and track number
(“CD-TRCK”)
Switching to CD-changer mode
➮ Press the SRC
button = re-
CD number and clock time
(“CD-CLK”)
peatedly until “CHANGER” ap-
pears in the display.
CD number and playing time
The device starts playing the first CD
that the CD changer detects.
(“CD-TIME”)
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
Selecting CDs
To move up or down to another CD,
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “CDC DISP” ap-
pears in the display.
➮ press the or button 8 once
or several times.
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until the option that you
want is displayed.
Note:
G
The device will ignore empty CD
slots in the changer and slots con-
taining invalid CDs.
➮ Press the MENU button 7 twice.
Repeating individual tracks or
whole CDs (REPEAT)
To repeat the current track,
Selecting tracks
To move up or down to another track
on the current CD,
➮ briefly press the 4 RPT button ;.
➮ press the or button 8 once
“RPTTRCK” appears briefly in the dis-
play and RPT is displayed.
or several times.
Fast searching (audible)
To repeat the current CD,
For fast searching (backwards or for-
wards),
➮ press and hold down the 4 RPT
button ; for longer than two sec-
onds.
➮ press and hold down one of the
buttons 8 until fast search-
“RPT DISC” appears briefly in the dis-
play and RPT is displayed.
ing backwards / forwards begins.
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CD-CHANGER MODE
Cancelling REPEAT
Scanning all the tracks on all
the CDs (SCAN)
To scan (briefly play) all the tracks on
all the inserted CDs in ascending or-
der,
To stop the current track or current CD
from being repeated,
➮ briefly press the 4 RPT button ;.
“RPT OFF” appears and RPT disap-
pears from the display.
➮ press and hold down the MENU
button 7 for longer than two sec-
onds.
Random track play (MIX)
To play the tracks on the current CD in
random order,
“TRK SCAN” appears in the display
and the number of the current track
flashes.
➮ briefly press the 5 MIX button ;.
“MIX CD” appears briefly in the display
and MIX is displayed.
Cancelling SCAN
To stop scanning,
To play the tracks on all the inserted
CDs in random order,
➮ briefly press the MENU button 7.
The currently scanned track will then
continue to be played normally.
➮ press and hold down the 5 MIX
button ; for longer than two sec-
onds.
Note:
G You can set the scanning time.
For further details, please read the
section entitled “Setting the scan-
ning time” in the “Radio mode”
chapter.
“MIX ALL” appears briefly in the dis-
play and MIX is displayed.
Cancelling MIX
➮ Briefly press the 5 MIX button ;.
“MIX OFF” appears and MIX disap-
pears from the display.
Pausing playback (PAUSE)
➮ Press button 3 ;.
“PAUSE” appears in the display.
Cancelling pause
➮ Press button 3 ; whilst pause
is activated.
Playback is resumed.
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CLOCK TIME
CLOCK time
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
Displaying the clock time
To display the clock time briefly,
➮ press the MENU button 7.
Displaying the time
continuously when the device is
off and the ignition is on
➮ press and hold down the SRC
button = until the clock time ap-
pears in the display.
To display the time when the device is
off and the vehicle ignition is on,
Setting the clock time
To set the clock time,
➮ press the MENU button 7.
➮ press the MENU button 7.
“MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “CLOCK SET” ap-
pears in the display.
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “CLOCK OFF” or
“CLOCK ON” appears in the dis-
play.
➮ Press the button 8.
The clock time appears in the display.
The hours flash and can be adjusted.
➮ Press the or button 8 to
switch between the ON/OFF set-
tings.
➮ Adjust the hours using the
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
buttons 8.
Once the hours are set,
➮ press the button 8.
The minutes flash.
➮ press the MENU button 7.
Briefly displaying the time
when the device is switched off
➮ Adjust the minutes using the
buttons 8.
To display the time briefly when the de-
vice is off,
➮ Press the MENU button 7 twice.
➮ press the SRC
button =.
Selecting 12/24-hour clock
mode
The time is displayed for approx. 8 sec-
onds.
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
“MENU” appears in the display.
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “24 H MODE” or “12
H MODE” appears in the display.
➮ Press the or button 8 to
switch between the modes.
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SOUND
Setting the left/right volume
distribution (balance)
To adjust the left/right volume distribu-
tion (balance),
Sound
You can adjust the sound settings
(bass and treble) separately for each
source (radio, CD/MP3, CD changer
or AUX).
➮ press the AUDIO button 6.
The volume distribution settings (bal-
ance and fader) apply to all the audio
sources (except for traffic announce-
ments).
“BASS” appears in the display.
➮ Press the button 8 repeatedly
until “BAL” appears in the display.
➮ Press the or button 8 to ad-
You can only adjust the balance and
fader settings for traffic announce-
ments whilst a traffic announcement
is actually being played.
just the balance (right/left).
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
Adjusting the bass
➮ press the AUDIO button 6.
➮ Press the AUDIO button 6.
“BASS” appears in the display.
Adjusting the front/rear volume
distribution (fader)
➮ Press the or button 8 to ad-
To adjust the front/rear volume distri-
bution (fader),
just the bass.
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
➮ press the AUDIO button 6.
“BASS” appears in the display.
➮ press the AUDIO button 6.
➮ Press the button 8 repeatedly
until “FADER” appears in the dis-
play.
Adjusting the treble
➮ Press the AUDIO button 6.
“BASS” appears in the display.
➮ Press the or button 8 to ad-
just the fader (front/rear).
➮ Press the button 8 repeatedly
until “TREBLE” appears in the dis-
play.
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
➮ press the AUDIO button 6.
➮ Press the or button 8 to ad-
just the treble.
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
➮ press the AUDIO button 6.
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SOUND
X-BASS
Equalizer presets
X-BASS
This device is equipped with an equal-
izer that has been preset with settings
for the “ROCK”, “POP” and “CLASSIC”
music styles.
You can use the X-Bass feature to
boost the bass at low volume levels.
The selected X-Bass setting affects all
the audio sources (radio, CD/MP3, CD
changer or AUX).
To select an equalizer preset,
➮ press the AUDIO button 6.
“BASS” appears in the display.
You can set the X-BASS boost in steps
ranging from 1 to 3.
“XBASS OFF” means that the X-BASS
function is switched off.
➮ Press the button 8 repeatedly
until “POP”, “ROCK”, “CLASSIC”
or “EQ OFF” appears in the dis-
play.
Adjusting the X-BASS boost
➮ Press the X-BASS button 9.
➮ Press the or button 8 to se-
lect one of the presets or select
“EQ OFF” to switch off the equal-
izer. If you select one of the pre-
sets, it is shown continuously in
the display.
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until the setting that you
want appears in the display.
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
➮ press the X-BASS button 9.
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
➮ press the AUDIO button 6.
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LEVEL DISPLAY
EXTERNAL AUDIO SOURCES
External audio sources
Instead of connecting a CD changer,
you can connect another audio source
equipped with a line output. Audio
sources can, for example, be portable
CD players, MiniDisc players or MP3
players.
Configuring the level
display
The level display temporarily provides
you with a symbolic representation of
the volume and audio settings whilst
you are adjusting them.
When you are not changing any set-
tings, the level display depicts the peak
music/speech output. You can switch
the level display on/off.
If you want to connect an external au-
dio source, you will need an adapter
cable. You can obtain this cable (Blau-
punkt no.: 7 607 897 093) from your
authorised Blaupunkt dealer.
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
“MENU” appears in the display.
Note:
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “PEAK LVL” ap-
pears in the display.
G If no CD changer is connected,
the AUX input must be activated in
the menu.
➮ Press the or button 8 to
switch between “PEAK ON” and
“PEAK OFF”.
Switching the AUX input on/off
➮ Press the MENU button 7.
“MENU” appears in the display.
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
➮ Press the or button 8 re-
peatedly until “AUX OFF” or “AUX
ON” appears in the display.
➮ press the MENU button 7 twice.
➮ Press the or button 8 to
switch AUX on/off.
When you have finished adjusting the
setting,
➮ press the MENU button 7.
Note:
G If the AUX input is activated, you
can select it by pressing the SRC
button =. “AUX INPUT” then
appears in the display.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Specifications
Amplifier
Output power:
4 x 25 watts sine
in accordance with
DIN 45 324
at 14.4 V
4 x 45 watts max.
power
Tuner
Wavebands in Europe:
FM :
MW:
LW :
87.5 - 108 MHz
531 - 1 602 kHz
153 - 279 kHz
FM frequency response:
35 - 16,000 Hz
CD
Frequency response:
20 - 20,000 Hz
Pre-amp out
4 channels:
2 V
Input sensitivity
AUX input:
2 V / 6 kΩ
Weight
1.33 kg
Subject to changes!
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