Blaupunkt Car Stereo System CD31 User Manual

Radio / CD  
Dakota CD31  
Santa Fe CD31  
Operating instructions  
 
OPERATING ELEMENTS  
1
button for unlatching the re-  
movable release panel  
2
BAND button for selection of  
FM memory levels and the MW  
or LW wavebands,  
source selection for radio opera-  
tion  
3
4
TS button, starts the Travelstore  
function  
SCAN button, starts scan func-  
tion  
5
6
7
CD slot  
X-BASS button, X-Bass function  
CD eject button  
CD•C button, source selection  
between CD, radio, CD-changer  
and AUX (AUX not featured on  
Dakota CD31)  
8
AUDIO button, controls bass,  
treble, balance and fader  
Arrow keys  
9
:
MENU button, which calls up the  
basic settings menu  
;
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Buttons 1 - 5  
button to display clock time  
Volume control  
volume up  
volume down  
>
Button for switching the device  
on and off  
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TABLE OF CONTENTS  
Notes and accessories ............ 6 CD Changer Operation .......... 14  
Road Safety .................................... 6 Starting CD Changer Operation .... 14  
Fitting.............................................. 6 Selecting a CD.............................. 14  
Accessories .................................... 6 Selecting a Track........................... 14  
Quick Track Selection ................... 14  
Fast Search (Audible).................... 14  
Release Panel .......................... 7  
Theft Protection............................... 7  
Changing Display Contents ........... 14  
Removing the Release Panel ........... 7  
Repeat Playing Tracks or Whole  
Attaching the Release Panel ............ 7  
CDs (REPEAT)............................. 14  
Playing Tracks in Random  
Switching On and Off............... 8  
Sequence (MIX) ............................ 15  
Sampling All Tracks on All CDs  
(SCAN) ......................................... 15  
Pausing During Play ...................... 15  
Adjusting the Volume............... 9  
Setting Switch-On Volume............... 9  
Immediate Volume Reduction (Mute) . 9  
Muting During Phone Calls .............. 9  
CLOCK - Time ........................ 16  
Displaying the Time ....................... 16  
Setting the Time ............................ 16  
Choosing 12/24 Hour  
Clock Mode .................................. 16  
Display the Time When the  
Radio Operation ..................... 10  
Switching on Radio Operation ....... 10  
Select Waveband/Memory Level ... 10  
Setting the Station ......................... 10  
Adjusting Station Search Sensitivity 10  
Saving a Station ............................ 10  
Saving a Station Automatically  
Device is Switched Off But the  
Ignition On .................................... 16  
Displaying the time briefly when  
the device is switched off .............. 16  
(Travelstore) .................................. 11  
Going to a Preset Station .............. 11  
Scanning through Available  
Stations (SCAN) ........................... 11  
Setting Scan Time ......................... 11  
Regional Tuner Settings................. 11  
Tone and Volume Controls..... 17  
Adjusting the Bass ........................ 17  
Adjusting the Treble....................... 17  
Adjusting the Balance .................... 17  
Adjusting the Fader ....................... 17  
X-BASS ........................................ 17  
CD Operation ......................... 12  
Starting CD Operation .................. 12  
Selecting a Track........................... 12  
Quick Track Selection ................... 12  
Fast Search (Audible).................... 13  
Playing Tracks in Random  
Sequence (MIX) ............................ 13  
Sampling Tracks (SCAN) .............. 13  
Repeating Tracks (REPEAT) .......... 13  
Pausing During Play ...................... 13  
Changing Display Contents ........... 13  
Removing CD from Player ............. 13  
External Audio Sources ......... 18  
Switching AUX input on and off ..... 18  
Technical data ........................ 18  
Guarantee .............................. 19  
Installation instructions.......... 68  
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NOTES AND ACCESSORIES  
Thank you for choosing a Blaupunkt  
product. We hope you will enjoy your  
new equipment.  
Fitting  
If you want to fit your car radio yourself,  
read the fitting and connecting notes at  
the end of the guide.  
Please read these instructions before  
using for the first time. Blaupunkt’s edi-  
tors are constantly working to write clear,  
generally understandable instructions  
for use. If you still have questions about  
how to use your equipment, please re-  
fer to your dealer or to the telephone  
hotline in your country.You will find the  
telephone numbers on the back of this  
booklet.  
Accessories  
Only use accessories approved by Blau-  
punkt.  
Remote control  
The optional RC 08 and RC 10 remote  
control units allow you to control your  
car radio’s basic functions safely and  
conveniently from the steering wheel.  
Road Safety  
Amplifiers  
Road safety has the first priority.  
Only make adjustments to your car  
radio when the traffic conditions al-  
low. Familiarise yourself with the de-  
vice before you start driving.  
You must be able to hear audible  
alarms from police vehicles, fire en-  
gines or ambulances promptly inside  
the vehicle.  
Any Blaupunkt amplifier can be used  
(Not for Dakota CD31).  
CD Changer  
The following Blaupunkt CD changers  
can be connected:  
CDC A 06, CDC A 08, CDC A 072 or  
IDC A 09.  
The use of an adapter cable (Blaupunkt  
no.7 607 889 093) also allows the CDC  
A 05 or CDC A 071 CD changers to be  
connected.  
You should therefore listen at an ap-  
propriate volume when travelling.  
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RELEASE PANEL  
G Pull the panel off the device, first  
Release Panel  
straight forward and then to the left.  
Theft Protection  
Your device has a removable flip-release  
panel to protect it from theft.  
The radio is of no value to a thief with-  
out this panel.  
Protect your device from theft by taking  
the release panel with you whenever  
you leave the vehicle. Do not leave the  
panel in the car, even in a hidden place.  
The release panel is designed for easy  
handling.  
G When the release panel has been  
separated from the device, it  
switches itself off.  
G Any current settings are saved.  
G If a CD has been inserted, it re-  
mains in the device.  
Attaching the Release Panel  
G Push the panel into the guides on  
the device from left to right.  
G Push the left hand side of the panel  
Note:  
into the device until it engages.  
G Do not drop the panel.  
G Do not expose the panel to direct  
sunshine or any other source of  
heat.  
G Avoid touching the contacts on the  
panel with your skin. If necessary,  
clean the contacts using a lint-free  
cloth dipped in alcohol.  
Note:  
Removing the Release Panel  
G Do not press the display as you in-  
sert the panel.  
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If the device was switched on when the  
panel was removed, it will switch itself  
back on automatically with the last set-  
tings (radio, CD, CD-changer or AUX)  
as soon as the panel is replaced (no  
AUX on Dakota CD31).  
G Press the  
button 1.  
The panel unlatches.  
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SWITCHING ON AND OFF  
Switching On and Off  
The device can be switched on and off  
in the following ways:  
Switching on by means of CD  
insertion  
If there is no CD in the device when it is  
switched off:  
Switching On and Off with the  
Vehicle Ignition  
G Gently insert a CD printed-side-up  
into the slot, until you feel it stop.  
If the device is correctly connected to  
the vehicle ignition, and has not been  
switched off with button >, it is switched  
on and off along with the ignition.  
The CD is then automatically drawn into  
the device.  
While the CD is being drawn in, do not  
push or pull it.  
You can also switch the device on when  
the ignition is off:  
The device switches on.The CD begins  
playing.  
G Press button >.  
Note:  
G To protect the vehicle battery, the  
device is automatically switched off  
after an hour if the vehicle ignition  
is off.  
Switching On and Off with the  
release panel  
G Remove the release panel.  
The device switches off.  
G Replace the release panel.  
The device switches on. The most re-  
cent settings (radio, CD, CD-changer or  
AUX) are restored (no AUX on Dakota  
CD31).  
Switching on and off with button >  
G Press button > to switch on.  
G To switch off, hold button >  
pressed for longer than two sec-  
onds.  
The device switches off.  
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ADJUSTING THE VOLUME  
Immediate Volume Reduction  
(Mute)  
You can reduce the volume immediate-  
ly (mute) to a pre-set level.  
Adjusting the Volume  
The volume can be adjusted in steps  
from 0 (off) up to 66 (maximum).  
To increase the volume  
G Press the button =.  
To reduce the volume  
G Press button > briefly  
“MUTE” appears in the display.  
G Press the button =.  
Adjusting Muted Volume  
The mute level is adjusted as follows:  
G Press the MENU button :.  
Setting Switch-On Volume  
The volume the device plays at when  
switched on can be adjusted as follows:  
G Press the or button 9 until  
“MUTE LVLappears in the display.  
G Press the MENU button :.  
G Adjust the mute level with the  
buttons 9.  
G Press the or button 9 until  
“ON VOLappears in the display.  
When the setting process is complete  
G Adjust the switch-on volume with  
G Press the MENU button :.  
the  
buttons 9.  
To help you make this setting, the vol-  
ume varies audibly as you adjust.  
Muting During Phone Calls  
If your car radio is connected to a mo-  
bile telephone, then when the telephone  
is taken “off the hook”, the car radio is  
muted. The telephone conversation or  
the speech output are reproduced via  
the car radio speakers.This requires the  
mobile telephone to be connected to the  
car radio as described in the fitting in-  
structions.  
If you set0”, then whatever volume was  
in use before the device was switched  
off will be reactivated.  
Note:  
G To avoid damage to hearing, the  
maximum switch-on volume is “38”.  
If the device was playing above this  
volume when switched off, it will  
switch on again at “38”.  
The device volume is muted to the pre-  
set mute level.  
When the setting process is complete  
G Press the MENU button :.  
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RADIO OPERATION  
Radio Operation  
Adjusting Station Search  
Sensitivity  
You can choose whether to search only  
for stations with strong signals, or wheth-  
er weak stations should be included.  
Switching on Radio Operation  
If the current operating mode is CD, CD-  
changer or AUX (only for Santa Fe  
CD31)  
G Press the MENU button :.  
G Press the BAND button 2.  
or  
G Press the or button 9 until  
“SENS HI” or “SENS LO” appears  
in the display.  
G Press the CD•C button 7 until  
“RADIO” appears in the display.  
“SENS HI” means maximum sensitivi-  
ty, SENS LO” means minimum sensi-  
tivity.When “SENS LO” is selected, the  
display shows “lo”.  
Select Waveband/Memory Level  
This radio receives stations in the VHF  
(FM) waveband as well as MW and LW  
(AM) stations.Three memory levels are  
available for the FM waveband, and one  
memory level is available for each of the  
MW and LW bands. Five stations can  
be stored in each memory level.  
G Set the desired sensitivity with the  
buttons 9.  
G When the setting procedure  
is complete, press the MENU  
button :.  
Selecting FM Memory Level  
Manual Station Tuning  
To switch between the FM memory lev-  
els FM1, FM2 and FMT  
You can also tune to the station manu-  
ally.  
G press the BAND button 2.  
G Press the or button 9.  
Saving a Station  
Selecting AM waveband  
To select the AM waveband  
Saving a Station Manually  
G press the BAND button 2 until  
G Choose between memory levels  
FM1, FM2, FMT or the AM wave-  
band (MW/LW).  
“AM” appears in the display.  
Setting the Station  
There are a number of ways to set the  
station.  
G Tune to the station you want.  
G Choose one of the station buttons  
1-5 ; on which you want to store  
the station, and hold it pressed for  
longer than one second.  
Automatic Station Search  
G Press the or button 9.  
The next station that can be received is  
tuned in.  
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RADIO OPERATION  
Stop SCAN, continue listening to a  
station  
Saving a Station Automatically  
(Travelstore)  
G Press the SCAN button 4 again.  
The scanning process is stopped, and  
the last set station remains active.  
You can also save the five strongest sta-  
tions in the area automatically. This is  
done in the FMT or AM memory level,  
depending on your chosen waveband.  
Setting Scan Time  
Note:  
G Press the MENU button :.  
G Any stations previously saved on  
this level will be deleted.  
G Press the or button 9 until  
“SCANTIME” appears in the dis-  
play.  
G Briefly press the TS button 3.  
Storing starts.T-STOREappears in the  
display. When the procedure is com-  
plete, the station in memory location 1  
of the memory level in question is  
played.  
G Set the desired sampling time with  
the  
buttons 9.  
G When the setting process is com-  
plete, press the MENU button :.  
Going to a Preset Station  
Note:  
G The chosen sampling time also ap-  
plies to CD and CD-changer scans.  
G Select the memory level where the  
station is stored.  
G Press the corresponding button 1-5  
;.  
Regional Tuner Settings  
This device is fitted with a multiband  
tuner which can be adjusted to specific  
regional requirements. The regions  
which can be set are:America, Europe,  
Asia and Thailand. The radio only of-  
fers full functionality in other countries if  
it is set to the region in question.  
Scanning through Available  
Stations (SCAN)  
You can listen to short samples from all  
the stations that can currently be re-  
ceived. The length of the samples can  
be set, in the menu, to between 5 and  
30 seconds.  
Changing Tuner Setting  
G Press the MENU button :.  
Starting SCAN  
G Press the or button 9 until  
“FM TUNER” appears in the dis-  
play.  
G Hold down the SCAN button 4.  
The scanning process starts. “SCAN”  
appears briefly in the display, after which  
the current frequency is displayed, flash-  
ing.  
G Set the region with the  
9.  
buttons  
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RADIO OPERATION  
CD OPERATION  
G When the setting is complete,  
press the MENU button :.  
CD Operation  
This device can be used to play stan-  
dard CDs with a diameter of 5 inches.  
Note:  
G Once you have changed the  
regional setting, radio operation  
begins at the pre-set frequency  
87.5 MHz.  
Danger of damage to CD drive!  
This device is not suited for playing  
so-called CD singles (3 inch diame-  
ter) or shaped CDs.  
No liability will be accepted for dam-  
age caused to the CD drive by un-  
suitable CDs.  
Starting CD Operation  
G If there is no CD in the drive  
G Push the CD printed side up gently  
into the CD slot until you feel it  
stop.  
The CD is then automatically drawn into  
the device.  
While the CD is being drawn in, do not  
push or pull it.  
The CD begins playing.  
G If there is already a CD in the drive.  
G Press the CD•C button 7 until  
“CD” appears in the display.  
The CD starts playing where it last  
stopped.  
Selecting a Track  
G Press the  
to select the next or previous track.  
Pressing the button 9 once re-  
/
or  
/
button 9  
/
starts the track currently playing.  
Quick Track Selection  
To skip tracks backwards or forwards  
G Press the or button 9 until  
skipping backwards or forwards be-  
gins.  
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CD OPERATION  
Stopping REPEAT  
Fast Search (Audible)  
To stop the repetition of the current track  
To search rapidly backwards or forwards  
G Press button 3 (RPT) ; again.  
“RPT” disappears from the display and  
normal play resumes.  
G Hold down one of the  
buttons  
9 until fast searching begins.  
Playing Tracks in Random  
Sequence (MIX)  
Pausing During Play  
G Press button 4 (MIX) ;.  
“MIX” appears in the display. The next  
track is played at random.  
G Press button 2 ;.  
PAUSE” appears in the display.  
Continuing after the pause  
G Press button 2 ; again.  
Play resumes.  
Ending MIX function  
G Press button 4 (MIX) ; again.  
“MIX” disappears from the display.  
Changing Display Contents  
To change the display between track  
number and track number plus play time  
Sampling Tracks (SCAN)  
To listen to a short sample of each track  
on the CD  
G Press the MENU button :.  
G Press the SCAN button 4.  
G Press the or button 9 until  
“CD DISP” appears in the display.  
Note:  
G The lengths of these samples can  
be set. Please consult the section  
on “Setting Scan Time” under “Ra-  
dio Operation”.  
G Press the button.  
The current display mode is shown:  
“TIMEfor play time andPLAYfor track  
numbers.  
Ending SCAN, Continue Listening to  
Track  
G Select the desired setting with the  
button 9.  
To halt the scan  
G Press the MENU button : twice.  
G Press SCAN 4 again.  
Removing CD from Player  
To remove a CD from the player  
The track currently being sampled will  
continue to play.  
G Hold the CD•C button 7 pressed  
Repeating Tracks (REPEAT)  
To repeat a track  
down until the CD is ejected.  
G Press button 3 (RPT) ;.  
“RPT” appears in the display.The track  
is repeated until RPT is deactivated.  
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CD CHANGER OPERATION  
CD Changer Operation  
Changing Display Contents  
To change the display between track  
number plus CD number and track num-  
ber plus play time  
Note:  
G For information on handling CDs,  
inserting them and operating the  
CD changer, please consult the op- G Press the MENU button :.  
erating instructions for your CD  
changer.  
G Press the or button 9 until  
“CDC DISP” appears in the display.  
Starting CD Changer Operation  
G Press the button 9.  
G Press the CD•C button 7 until  
“CHANGER” appears in the dis-  
play.  
The current display mode is shown:  
“TIME” for play time and “CD NO” for  
CD number.  
Play will start with the first CD that the  
CD changer recognises.  
G Select the desired setting with the  
button 9.  
G Press the MENU button : twice.  
Selecting a CD  
To change up or down to a different CD  
Repeat Playing Tracks or Whole  
CDs (REPEAT)  
To repeat the current track  
G Press the or button 9 one or  
more times.  
Selecting a Track  
G Press button 3 (RPT) ; briefly.  
To change up or down to a different track  
on the current CD  
“RPT TRCK” flashes up briefly and the  
display shows “RPT”.  
To repeat the current CD  
G Press the or button 9 one or  
more times.  
G Press button 3 (RPT) ; again.  
“RPT DISC” flashes up briefly and the  
display shows “RPT”.  
Quick Track Selection  
To skip tracks backwards or forwards  
Stopping REPEAT  
G Hold down the or button 9  
until skipping backwards or for-  
wards begins.  
To stop the repetition of the current track  
or CD  
G Press button 3 (RPT) ; until the  
display shows “RPT OFF” and  
“RPT” disappears.  
Fast Search (Audible)  
To search rapidly backwards or forwards  
G Hold down one of the  
buttons  
9 until fast searching begins.  
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CD CHANGER OPERATION  
Note:  
Playing Tracks in Random  
Sequence (MIX)  
To play the tracks of the current CD in  
random sequence  
G The lengths of these samples can  
be set. Please consult the section  
on “Setting Scan Time” under “Ra-  
dio Operation”.  
G Press button 4 (MIX) ; briefly.  
Pausing During Play  
“MIX CDflashes up, the display shows  
“MIX”.  
G Press button 2 ( ) ;.  
PAUSE” appears in the display.  
To play the tracks of all the CDs in the  
CD changer in random sequence  
Continuing after the pause  
G Press button 2 ( ) ; again.  
Play resumes.  
G Press button 4 (MIX) ; again.  
“MIX ALLflashes up and the display  
shows “MIX”.  
Ending MIX function  
To end the playing of tracks in random  
sequence  
G Press button 4 (MIX) ; until the  
display shows “MIX OFF” and  
“MIX” disappears.  
Sampling All Tracks on All CDs  
(SCAN)  
To listen to a short sample of all tracks  
on all the CDs in the CD changer  
G Press the SCAN button 4.  
“SCAN” appears in the display.  
Ending SCAN  
To halt the scan  
G Press SCAN 4 again briefly.  
The track currently being sampled will  
continue to play.  
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CLOCK - TIME  
CLOCK - Time  
G Press the or button 9 to  
switch modes.  
Displaying the Time  
To display the time  
When the setting process is complete  
G Press the MENU button :.  
G Press the button < briefly.  
Display the Time When the  
Device is Switched Off But the  
Ignition On  
Setting the Time  
G Press the MENU button :.  
G Press the or button 9 until  
“CLOCKSET” appears in the dis-  
play.  
To display the time when the device is  
switched off and the ignition is switched  
on  
G Press the MENU button :.  
G Press the button 9.  
“MENU” appears in the display.  
The time is shown in the display.  
The minutes are blinking, and can be  
adjusted.  
G Press the or button 9 until  
“CLOCK OFF” or “CLOCK ON” ap-  
pears in the display.  
G Adjust the minutes with the or  
button 9.  
G Press the or button 9 to  
switch the display between ON and  
OFF.  
Having set the minutes  
G Press the button 9.  
The hours blink.  
When the setting process is complete  
G Press the MENU button :.  
G Adjust the hours with the or  
button 9.  
Displaying the time briefly when  
the device is switched off  
To display the time briefly when the de-  
vice is switched off  
When the time setting procedure is com-  
plete  
G Press the MENU button : twice.  
G Press the button <.  
The time appears in the display for ap-  
prox. eight seconds.  
Choosing 12/24 Hour Clock  
Mode  
G Press the MENU button :.  
“MENU” appears in the display.  
G Press the or button 9 until  
“24 H MODE” or “12 H MODE” ap-  
pears in the display.  
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TONE AND VOLUME CONTROLS  
G Press the or button 9 to ad-  
Tone and Volume Controls  
just the fader balance.  
Adjusting the Bass  
To adjust the bass  
X-BASS  
X-Bass means increased bass at low  
volumes.  
G Press the AUDIO button 8.  
“BASS” appears in the display.  
X-Bass can be increased in steps from  
1 to 3.  
G Press the or button 9 to ad-  
just the bass.  
G Press the X-BASS button 6.  
Adjusting the Treble  
G Press the  
/
or  
button 9  
until the desired setting is dis-  
played.  
To adjust the treble  
G Press the AUDIO button 8.  
“BASS” appears in the display.  
G When setting is complete, press  
the X-BASS button 6.  
G Press the or button 9 until  
“TREB” appears.  
G Press the or button 9 to ad-  
just the treble.  
Adjusting the Balance  
To adjust the balance  
G Press the AUDIO button 8.  
“BASS” appears in the display.  
G Press the or button 9 until  
“BALappears.  
G Press the or button 9 to ad-  
just the balance.  
Adjusting the Fader  
To adjust the front/rear volume distribu-  
tion (fader)  
G Press the AUDIO button 8.  
“BASS” appears in the display.  
G Press the or button 9 until  
“FADER” appears.  
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EXTERNAL AUDIO SOURCES  
External Audio Sources  
TECHNICAL DATA  
Technical data  
Instead of the CD-changer, you can  
connect a different external audio  
source that has a line output (not for  
Dakota CD31). Such sources include  
portable CD, MiniDisc or MP3 players.  
To connect an external audio source,  
you need an adapter cable (Blaupunkt  
No. 7 607 897 093).  
Amplifier  
Output power:  
4 x 25 Watt sine  
wave according  
to DIN 45 324  
at 14.4 V  
4 x 50 Watt  
max. power  
The AUX input must be switched on in  
the menu.  
Tuner  
US Wavebands:  
FM:  
AM:  
87.5 - 107.9 MHz  
530 - 1710 kHz  
Switching AUX input on and off  
G Press the MENU button :.  
Asian and European Wavebands:  
G Press the or button 9 until  
“AUX OFF” or “AUX ON” appears  
in the display.  
FM:  
AM:  
87.5 - 108 MHz  
531 - 1602 kHz  
G Press the or button 9 to  
Thai Wavebands:  
FM:  
AM:  
switch AUX on or off.  
87.5 - 108 MHz  
531 - 1629 kHz  
G When setting is complete, press  
the MENU button :.  
FM mono sensitivity: 15 dBf  
FM frequency response:  
Note:  
G If the AUX input is switched ON, it  
can be selected via the CD•C but-  
ton 7.  
35 - 16,000 Hz  
CD  
Frequency response: 20 - 20,000 Hz  
Pre-amp out (Santa Fe CD31)  
4 channels:  
4 V  
Input sensitivities  
(Santa Fe CD31)  
AUX input:  
2 V/ 6 kOhm  
Subject to technical change!  
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GUARANTEE  
Guarantee  
The extent of the guarantee depends  
on the statutory conditions applicable  
in the country where the device was  
bought.  
If there should be a fault in your device,  
please refer to your dealer, providing  
proof of purchase.  
If the statutory minimum guarantee pe-  
riod in your country is less than 12  
months, Blaupunkt provides a 12 month  
manufacturer’s guarantee. Damage  
caused by wear, incorrect use or use  
for commercial purposes are excluded  
from this guarantee.  
In order to make a claim on the basis of  
Blaupunkt’s manufacturer’s guarantee,  
please send the faulty device together  
with proof of purchase to the central  
Blaupunkt customer service depot in  
your country.  
You can obtain the nearest address from  
the telephone hotline on the back of this  
booklet.Blaupunkt reserves the right to  
carry out a repair or to provide a substi-  
tute device.  
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Service numbers / Numéros du service après-vente /  
Números de servicio / Número de serviço  
Tel.:  
Fax:  
Deutschland  
Belgique / België  
France  
Nederland  
Great Britain  
Ireland  
0 18 05 00 02 25  
02.525.54.44  
014 010 70 07  
023 565 63 48  
018 958 383 66  
(01) 4149400  
44 89 83 60  
0 51 21 49 40 02  
02.525.54.48  
014 010 73 20  
023 565 63 31  
018 958 383 94  
(01) 4598830  
44 89 86 44  
Danmark  
Sverige  
Norge  
08 750 15 00  
66 81 70 00  
08 750 18 10  
66 81 71 57  
Suomi  
Österreich  
094 359 91  
01 610 39 0  
015 762 241  
094 359 92 36  
01 610 39 391  
015 769 473  
âeská republika  
USA  
Singapore  
Slovensko  
026 130 04 41  
800-266 25 28  
006 535 054 47  
042 175 873 212  
026 130 05 14  
708-681 71 88  
006 535 053 12  
042 175 873 229  
Blaupunkt GmbH  
01/01 TRO  
K7/VKD 8 622 402 733  
 

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