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AUX mode

You can connect different external audio

sources to the device via the rear AUX in-

put:

C‘n‘C devices from the Blaupunkt acces-

sories programme (e.g. an iPod®/USB

interface).

CD changer

Other external audio sources, such as

portable CD players, MiniDisc players,

MP3 players or a non-C‘n‘C Blaupunkt

interface.

The C‘n‘C interface from Blaupunkt (C‘n‘C =

Command and Control) allows an even more

convenient control of devices and data car-

riers that are connected to the car sound

system via a C‘n‘C Blaupunkt interface.

This device is factory set for the connec-

tion of C‘n‘C Blaupunkt accessory devices.

If you want to connect a non-C‘n‘C device,

such as a CD changer or another external

audio source, please perform the settings

described in the following sections.

Note

Please note that the current software of

this device may not yet offer any C‘n‘C

support. In this case, the menu items

"CDC ON" and "C‘N‘C EDIT" are not avail-

able in the "Syst" system menu.

Your device can be rendered C‘n‘C-capa-

ble by means of a software update. Infor-

mation about the availability of this soft-

ware and the download can be found

under www.blaupunkt.com. To install

new software, please read the section

•

"Updating the device software" in the

chapter "Additional settings".

Adjusting the rear AUX input

mode

Note

This setting is omitted if the current soft-

ware of this device does not yet offer any

C‘n‘C support.

You can select between these modes for the

rear AUX input:

C‘n‘C mode for C‘n‘C Blaupunkt inter-

faces.

Non-C'n'C mode for non-C‘n‘C Blaupunkt

interfaces, CD changers and other ex-

ternal audio sources.

The C‘n‘C mode is activated by default.

To switch between C‘n‘C mode and non-

C‘n‘C mode,

press the MENU button

Press the

rocker switch : to open

the "Syst" system menu.

Press the rocker switch

or : until

the "CDC ON" menu item is selected.

Press the OK button

2 to call up the

menu item.

Switch between the settings with the

rocker switch

or :.

"CDC ON" : Non-C‘n‘C mode.

"CDC ON" : C‘n‘C mode.

As soon as you change the setting, the de-

vice brieﬂ y switches off and back on again

with the selected setting (Reset).

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Summary of content (32 pages)

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AUX mode AUX mode You can connect different external audio sources to the device via the rear AUX input: • C‘n‘C devices from the Blaupunkt accessories programme (e.g. an iPod®/USB interface). • CD changer • Other external audio sources, such as portable CD players, MiniDisc players, MP3 players or a non-C‘n‘C Blaupunkt interface.
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1. 2. 3. 4. Note The first step is omitted if the current software of this device does not yet offer any C‘n‘C support. Check whether the non-C‘n‘C mode is set for the rear AUX input. For further details, please read the section "Adjusting the rear AUX input mode" in this chapter. Connect the external audio source to the rear AUX input while the device is switched off. In the menu of the device, switch on the external audio source.
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AUX mode The current name is displayed. The position digit ﬂashes and can be changed. You can now enter your own name with up to 12 characters: 쏅 Enter the name by pressing the corresponding buttons of the keys 9. Select the desired letter, if necessary by pressing a button several times. After entering one letter, the device automatically switches to the next one. To correct any entry errors, select the corresponding digit by pressing the rocker switch or : again.
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FRANÇAIS ESPAÑOL PORTUGUÊS Note This setting is omitted if the current software of this device does not yet offer any C‘n‘C support. When using suitable adapter cables, you can connect up to 3 C‘n‘C Blaupunkt interfaces to the device. For the device to distinguish the different interfaces, you can assign them individual device numbers. 쏅 Press the MENU button 6. 쏅 Press the rocker switch : to open the "Syst" system menu. 쏅 Press the rocker switch or : until the "C‘N‘C EDIT" menu item is selected.
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Bluetooth phone call Bluetooth phone call The integrated Bluetooth module in your device allows the hands-free use of a phone via a Bluetooth connection. The cell phone can remain in the bag or the glove compartment – you have both hands free for steering. Besides cell phones, you can also connect Bluetooth-ready MP3 players with the device and play back audio contents via Bluetooth streaming. For further details, please read the chapter "Bluetooth streaming mode".
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The device can be registered with up to 5 Bluetooth cell phones or other devices such as MP3 players. If you register a sixth one, the Bluetooth device registered ﬁrst is unregistered. To register a cell phone, 쏅 open the Bluetooth menu. The "PAIR" menu item is selected. 쏅 Press the OK button 2 to call up the menu item. The Device menu opens. The "PHONE" (cell phone) menu item is selected. 쏅 Press the OK button 2. The display shows the PIN number for the Bluetooth connection.
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Bluetooth phone call 쏅 Open the Bluetooth menu. 쏅 Press the rocker switch or : until the "MASTER" menu item is selected. 쏅 Press the OK button 2 to call up the menu item. A list of the registered cell phones is displayed. 쏅 Press the rocker switch or : to select a telephone. 쏅 Press the OK button 2. The selected telephone is deﬁned as master telephone and identiﬁed by an "M". To delete the master telephone, 쏅 select the master telephone in the list with the rocker switch or :. 쏅 Press the OK button 2.
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Note: The "DISCON" function is only available to the currently connected Bluetooth device, the "CONNECT" function only for the other registered Bluetooth devices. Answering/rejecting a phone call If you are receiving a call, the display shows "INCOMING CALL" and the phone number of the caller or his entry in the phone book. The active audio source is muted and the ring tone is sent to the loudspeakers. In case of an incoming call, you must answer or reject the call.
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Bluetooth phone call To enter a phone number and make a call, 쏅 open the Bluetooth menu. 쏅 Press the rocker switch or : until the "DIAL NEW" menu item is selected. 쏅 Press the OK button 2 to call up the menu item. Now you can enter a phone number: 쏅 Enter the number sequence by pressing the corresponding buttons of the keys 9. After entering one digit, the device automatically switches to the next one. To correct any entry errors, select the corresponding digit by pressing the rocker switch or : again.
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Calling a phone number To call a number stored in the phone book of the device, 쏅 open the Bluetooth menu. 쏅 Press the rocker switch or : until the "RAD PBK" menu item is selected. 쏅 Press the OK button 2 to call up the menu item. FRANÇAIS ESPAÑOL PORTUGUÊS Editing an entry To edit an existing entry in the phone book of the device, 쏅 open the Bluetooth menu. 쏅 Press the rocker switch or : until the "RAD PBK" menu item is selected. 쏅 Press the OK button 2 to call up the menu item.
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Bluetooth phone call After editing the complete name, 쏅 press the OK button 2. Now you can edit the phone number: 쏅 If necessary, press the rocker switch or : to select a position. 쏅 Enter the desired digit by pressing the corresponding button of the keys 9. After editing the complete phone number, 쏅 press the OK button 2. The modiﬁed entry is stored. Deleting entries To delete an existing entry in the phone book of the device, 쏅 open the Bluetooth menu.
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Note: To reach the desired entry faster, press the button of the alphanumeric keys 9 with the corresponding starting letter. In each case, the ﬁrst available number for the currently selected entry is displayed. If additional numbers are available under the entry, e.g. an ofﬁce or cell phone number, it is indicated by means of corresponding symbols on the display. To call the ﬁrst number of the entry, button =. 쏅 press the To call a different number of the entry, 쏅 press the OK button 2.
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Bluetooth phone call 쏅 Select the desired entry with the rocker switch or :. button = to make the 쏅 Press the call. Speed dial The speed dial function allows direct access to the phone book of the device, the phone book downloaded from the cell phone, the lists of the history and the voice-dialing function. To use the speed dial, button = during regular 쏅 press the operation.
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FRANÇAIS ESPAÑOL rect any entry errors, select the corresponding digit by pressing the rocker switch or : again. After entering the complete name, 쏅 press the OK button 2. The new Bluetooth name is stored. PORTUGUÊS Now you can enter the new PIN: 쏅 Enter the number sequence by pressing the corresponding buttons of the keys 9. After entering one digit, the device automatically switches to the next one. To correct any entry errors, select the corresponding digit by pressing the rocker switch or : again.
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Sound settings Sound settings • "FADER": Volume distribution front/ The following sound settings can be changed in the Audio menu: • Adjusting bass, treble and volume distribution • Selecting the sound presetting • Changing equalizer settings • Switching off the equalizer • "X-BASS": Increasing the bass at low Note: The settings for bass (BASS), middle (MIDDLE) and treble (TREBLE) are each stored for the current audio source.
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Sound settings Equalizer settings Your device features a digital 3-band equalizer. It allows you to adjust the sound to your vehicle and your personal preferences and eliminate problems, such as droning or poor voice comprehension. ENGLISH Measure FrequenLevel cy (Hz) approx. –4 Very transparent, aggressive sound, no stereo effect 1000– 2500 approx. –4 to –6 Mufﬂed sound, low transparency, instruments do not excel 10000– 12500 approx. +4 to +6 Insufﬁcient bass 60–80 approx.
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Sound settings Changing equalizer settings (EBASS, ETREBLE, EMIDDLE, EXBASS) In the Enhanced Audio menu, you can change these settings: • "GAIN" (level) • "FREQ" (frequency) • "QUAL" (quality factor) To adjust the equalizer, 쏅 in the Audio menu, press the rocker switch or : repeatedly until the "EN AUDIO" menu item is selected. 쏅 Press the OK button 2 to call up the menu item. The Enhanced Audio menu appears. 쏅 Press the OK button 2 to call up the menu item.
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쏅 Press the MENU button 6. 쏅 Press the rocker switch : to open the "Syst" system menu. Changing the welcome text (ON MSG) When you switch on the device, an animation appears. It contains the factory set welcome text "THE ADVANTAGE IN YOUR CAR". To change this text, 쏅 in the System menu, press the rocker switch or : repeatedly until the "ON MSG" menu item is selected. 쏅 Press the OK button 2 to call up the menu item. The current welcome text is displayed. The position digit ﬂashes and can be changed.
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User settings 쏅 Switch between the settings with the rocker switch or :. • "OFF CLK" : Time display is on. • "OFF CLK" : Time display is off. 쏅 Press the OK button 2 to select a different function, or press the DIS•ESC button ; to exit the menu. Selecting 12h/24h time display (CLK MODE) The time can be displayed using the 12-hour or 24-hour format. 쏅 In the System menu, press the rocker switch or : repeatedly until the "CLK MODE" menu item is selected. 쏅 Press the OK button 2 to call up the menu item.
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Changing volume presettings for TEL and MUTE If the device switches a phone call or navigation announcement, it is always done with the volume preset here. In addition, you can assign a lower volume up to the value 0 (mute) to the volume reduction (MUTE).
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User settings 쏅 Switch between the settings with the rocker switch or :. • "BEEP ON" : Signal tone on. • "BEEP ON" : Signal tone off. 쏅 Press the OK button 2 to select a different function, or press the DIS•ESC button ; to exit the menu. Setting the speed-dependent volume increase (AUTO SND) When you are driving faster, the device can automatically increase the volume to compensate for the driving noise. The volume is increased depending upon the speed.
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Mixing the color for the display illumination (DISP COL) To customise the display illumination to suit your tastes you can mix a colour yourself using the three primary colours red, green and blue (RGB). 쏅 In the System menu, press the rocker switch or : repeatedly until the "DISP COL" menu item is selected. 쏅 Press the OK button 2 to call up the menu item.
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User settings Switching the continuous colour change for the display illumination on/off (CON SCAN) You can select a constant colour change as the colour of the display illumination. If the colour change is activated, the display colour changes constantly. The colour change is switched on or off in the system menu. 쏅 In the System menu, press the rocker switch or : repeatedly until the "CON SCAN" menu item is selected. 쏅 Press the OK button 2 to call up the menu item.
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If you want to use an additional subwoofer via an external ampliﬁer, it can be adjusted to the other loudspeakers. You can adjust the level of the Subout preampliﬁer output for a selected cut-off frequency. You adjust the following settings in the Enhanced Audio menu for this purpose: • "GAIN" (level) • "FREQ" (cut-off frequency) 쏅 Press the AUDIO button 7. 쏅 Press the rocker switch or : repeatedly until the "EN AUDIO" menu item is selected. 쏅 Press the OK button 2 to call up the menu item.
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Additional settings meric keys 9 while switching on the device. The version display with information about the software appears. 쏅 Press the rocker switch or : to change between device components. To exit the version display, 쏅 use the rocker switch or : to select the "EXIT" menu item. 쏅 Press the OK button 2. The display of the audio source previously listened to is displayed. 쏅 In the System menu, press the rocker switch or : repeatedly until the "SW DNL" menu item is selected.
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Technical data Current consumption In operation: 10 seconds after switch-off: max. 10 A < 3.5 mA Ampliﬁer output power acc. to DIN 45324: max. power: 4 x 25 W sine 4 x 50 W at 14.4 V Preampliﬁer output (Preamp Out) 4 channels: 3V Input sensitivity AUX-IN: Tel./Navi input: 2 V / 6 kΩ 10 V / 1 kΩ FM frequency response: 87.7 – 107.9 MHz 530 – 1 710 kHz 87,5 – 108 MHz 531 – 1 602 kHz 35–16,000 Hz CD player Frequency response: 20–20,000 Hz USB port Current load max.
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Service and Warranty Service In some countries Blaupunkt offers a specific repair service including a pick-up service. If you want to use this service, you may request a pick-up service for your device via the Internet. Refer to www.blaupunkt.com to check if this service is available in your country. Warranty We provide a manufacturer's warranty for products bought within the European Union.
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ID3 tags ID3 tags contain additional information for MP3 ﬁles (e.g. artist, title, album, genre, year). Mass storage device Format for storage media that can permanently store large amounts of data, such as USB removable storage devices (USB stick or USB hard disk). MP3, WMA MP3 and WMA are audio data formats that allow for high compression with little loss in quality. Playlist Playback list for MP3 or WMA ﬁles In playlists, you determine the order in which certain titles should be played.
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Index Index Note: Keywords in capital letters refer to menu items.
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E Muting 13 EBASS, EMIDDLE, ETREBLE 52 Equalizer 52 EXBASS 52 External audio source: See AUX N F OFFTIMER 15 ON MSG 53 ON VOL 54 H History (Bluetooth) 47 I ID3 tags 63 Installation, self-installation 7 L LAST VOL 54 Level 52, 59 M FRANÇAIS ESPAÑOL P PAIR: See Registering (Bluetooth) Phone book of the cell phone 46 Phone book of the device 44 PIN NUM 48 Playlist 28, 63 PRESETS 50 PORTUGUÊS GAIN 52, 59 O Q 中文 G NORMSET 15 QUAL 52 Quality factor 52 R 한국어 Factory settings: See Resetting (NORMS
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Index S U Safety 6, 7 SCANTIME 58 Seek tuning sensitivity 22 SENS 22 Setting the region 19 Signal tone 55 Sound presettings 50 Sound settings 50 Speed dial (Bluetooth) 48 Station Scanning 22 Storing 21 Tuning, calling 20 SUBOUT 59 Subwoofer 59, 63 Switch-off 13 Switch-on 13 USB medium 63 Connecting 16 Requirements 16 Selecting 17, 25 T V Version numbers 59 Volume 11, 13 Changing presettings 54 Increase, speed-dependent 56 W Waveband 20 Welcome text 53 WMA 16, 25 X X-BASS 50, 63 TEL VOL 55 TRAVEL STOR
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Factory settings SENS SENS HI6 OFF CLOCK OFF CLOCKSET 12:00 CLK MODE 12 HR MODE BEEP ON ON D-DAY D-NIGHT 16 15 ANGLE 0 AUTO SOUND 3 SCAN TIME 10 MIX AUX OFF DEMO MODE OFF PIN-NUM 1234 CD-TEXT ON FRANÇAIS 17 ESPAÑOL 0 TEL VOL PORTUGUÊS MUTE VOL 中文 15 한국어 ON VOL ENGLISH Factory settings 67 01BA_HamburgMP68us_gb.indd 67 14.03.