Blaupunkt Car Stereo System Verona C51 User Manual

Radio / Cassette  
Verona C51  
Operating instructions  
 
OPERATING ELEMENTS  
1
button for unlatching the re-  
movable release panel  
:
;
Arrow buttons  
OK button to confirm menu en-  
2
3
Volume control  
tries and start scan function  
DEQ button (Digital Equalizer) to  
switch equalizer on/off  
AUD button (Audio) for adjusting  
bass, treble, balance and fader  
LD switches loudness function  
(hearing-weighted volume adap-  
tation) on/off  
Button for switching the device  
on and off and for muting the de-  
vice  
RDS button for switching the  
RDS (Radio Data System) con-  
venience function on/off and for  
selecting display of running texts  
BND button (band) for the selec-  
tion of the radio source, selec-  
tion of the FM memory levels  
and the MW or LW wavebands  
TS starts the Travelstore function  
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5
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Buttons 1 - 6  
CD•C button for choosing be-  
tween cassette, CD-changer (if  
connected) and AUX  
TIM button (Traffic Information  
Memory) to switching traffic  
news on/off  
@
6
7
Display  
button to display clock time  
DIS changes display contents  
8
9
MENU button, which calls up the  
basic settings menu  
button for opening the flip-re-  
lease panel  
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TABLE OF CONTENTS  
Changing Display Contents ........... 47  
Resetting the Tape Counter ........... 48  
Fast Winding................................. 48  
Pausing During Play ...................... 48  
Switching Radio Monitor on / off.... 48  
Skipping Blank Tape...................... 48  
Selecting Tape Type ...................... 48  
Dolby* B Noise Reduction ............. 49  
Traffic Information with Cassette  
Notes and accessories .......... 34  
Road Safety .................................. 34  
Fitting............................................ 34  
Accessories .................................. 34  
Release Panel ........................ 35  
Switching On and Off............. 36  
Volume Adjustment................ 37  
Radio Operation ..................... 39  
Switching on Radio Operation ....... 39  
RDS Convenience Function  
(AF, REG) ..................................... 39  
Select Waveband/Memory Level ... 39  
Setting the Station ......................... 40  
Adjusting Station Search Sensitivity 40  
Saving Stations ............................. 40  
Saving Stations Automatically  
(Travelstore) .................................. 40  
Going to Pre-set Stations .............. 41  
Scanning Through Available  
Stations (SCAN) ........................... 41  
Setting Scan Time ......................... 41  
Program Type (PTY) ...................... 41  
Optimising Radio Reception .......... 42  
Select Display of Running Texts ..... 43  
Adjusting the Display ..................... 43  
Operation ...................................... 49  
CD Changer Operation .......... 49  
Starting CD Changer Operation .... 49  
Selecting a CD.............................. 49  
Selecting a Track........................... 49  
Fast Search (Audible).................... 49  
Changing Display Contents ........... 50  
Repeat Playing Tracks or Whole  
CDs (REPEAT).............................. 50  
Playing Tracks in Random  
Sequence (MIX) ............................ 50  
Sampling All Tracks on All CDs  
(SCAN) ......................................... 50  
Pausing During Play ...................... 51  
Naming CDs ................................. 51  
Clock - Time ........................... 52  
Tone and Volume Controls..... 54  
Loudness................................ 55  
Equalizer ................................ 55  
External Audio Sources ......... 58  
Traffic Information.................. 44  
Traffic Information Memory  
(TIM) ....................................... 45  
Cassette Operation ................ 46  
Cassette Play ................................ 46  
Cassette Ejection .......................... 46  
Changing Direction of Play ............ 47  
Skipping Tracks (S-CPS) .............. 47  
Playing a Track Repeatedly ............ 47  
Sampling All the Tracks on a  
TMC for Dynamic Navigation  
Systems ................................. 58  
Technical data ........................ 59  
Guarantee .............................. 59  
Installation instructions........ 228  
Cassette (SCAN) .......................... 47  
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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 instruc-  
tions 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 your country’s  
telephone hotline.You will find the tele-  
phone 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 top priority.Only  
make adjustments to your car radio  
when the traffic conditions allow. Fa-  
miliarise yourself with the device be-  
fore 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.  
CD Changers  
The following Blaupunkt CD changers  
can be connected:  
CDC A 06, CDC A 08, CDC A 072 or  
IDC A 09.  
Using an adapter cable (Blaupunkt No.  
7 607 889 093) you can also connect  
the CDC A 05 or CDC A 071 CD chang-  
ers.  
You should therefore listen at an ap-  
propriate volume when travelling.  
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RELEASE PANEL  
G Press the  
button 1.  
Release Panel  
The panel unlatches.  
Theft Protection  
Your device has a removable flip-release  
panel to protect it from theft.  
G Pull the panel off the device, first  
straight forward and then to the left.  
G When the release panel has been  
separated from the device, it  
switches itself off.  
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 Any current settings are saved.  
G If a cassette has been inserted, it  
remains in the device.  
Attaching the Release Panel  
G Push the panel into the guides on  
Note:  
G Do not drop the panel.  
the device from left to right.  
G Do not expose the panel to direct  
sunshine or any other source of  
heat.  
G Push the left hand side of the panel  
into the device until it engages.  
G Always carry the panel in the case  
provided.  
G Avoid touching the contacts on the  
panel with your skin. If necessary,  
clean the contacts using a lint-free  
cloth dipped in alcohol.  
Removing the Release Panel  
Note:  
G Do not press the display as you in-  
sert the panel.  
1
If the device was switched on when the  
panel was removed, it will switch itself  
back on automatically with the last set-  
tings (radio, cassette, CD-changer or  
AUX) as soon as the panel is replaced.  
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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 inserting a cassette  
If there is no cassette in the device when  
it is switched off:  
G Press the button 9.  
Switching On and Off with the  
Vehicle Ignition  
The flip release panel opens.  
G Push the cassette gently into the  
device, with the open side to the  
right, until you feel it stop.  
If the device is correctly connected to  
the vehicle ignition, and has not been  
switched off with button 3, it is switched  
on and off along with the ignition.  
The cassette is then automatically  
To switch the device on when the igni- drawn into the device.  
tion is off:  
While the cassette is being drawn in,  
do not push or pull it.  
G Press button 3.  
G Close the panel with a gentle push  
Note:  
until it locks.  
G To protect the vehicle battery, the  
device is automatically switched off  
after an hour if the vehicle ignition  
is off.  
The device switches on. The cassette  
starts playing.  
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, cassette, CD-  
changer or AUX) are restored.  
Switching On / Off with button 3  
G Press button 3 to switch on.  
G To switch off, hold button 3  
pressed for longer than two sec-  
onds.  
The device switches off.  
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VOLUME ADJUSTMENT  
Immediate Volume Reduction  
(Mute)  
You can reduce the volume immediate-  
ly (mute) to a pre-set level.  
Volume Adjustment  
The volume can be adjusted in steps  
from 0 (off) up to 66 (maximum).  
To increase the volume  
G Press button 3 briefly.  
G Turn the volume control 2 to the  
right.  
“MUTE” appears in the display.  
To reduce the volume  
Adjusting Muted Volume  
G Turn the volume control 2 to the  
The mute level is adjusted as follows:  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
left.  
Setting Switch-On Volume  
The volume the device plays at when  
switched on can be adjusted as follows:  
G Press the or button : until  
“MUTE LEVELappears in the dis-  
play.  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
G Adjust the mute level with the  
buttons :.  
G Press the or button : until  
“ON VOLUME” appears in the dis-  
play.  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
;.  
G Adjust the switch-on volume with  
Telephone Audio/Navigation  
Audio  
the  
buttons :.  
If you set0”, then whatever volume was  
in use before the device was switched  
off will be reactivated.  
If your car radio is connected to a mo-  
bile telephone or navigation system,  
then when the telephone is taken “off  
the hook”, or when the navigation sys-  
tem is speaking, the car radio is muted.  
The telephone conversation or speech  
output are reproduced via the car radio  
speakers.This requires the mobile tele-  
phone or navigation system to be con-  
nected to the car radio as described in  
the installation instructions.  
Risk of serious injury! If the level  
of switch-on volume is set to maxi-  
mum, the volume when switching on  
may be very high.  
If the volume was set to maximum  
before switching off, and the value  
for the switch-on volume is set to “0”,  
the volume when switching on can  
be very high.This can damage hear-  
ing!  
Your Blaupunkt dealer can tell you which  
navigation systems can be used with  
your car radio.  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
;.  
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VOLUME ADJUSTMENT  
If a traffic announcement is received  
during a telephone call, or while the  
navigation system is speaking, the traf-  
fic announcement is not reproduced  
until the call or the speech output has  
finished.  
Adjusting the Volume of the  
Confirmation Tone  
With certain functions, if you hold a but-  
ton pressed for longer than two seconds,  
e.g.when saving a station frequency on  
a station button, a confirmation tone (or  
beep) is heard.To adjust the volume lev-  
el of the beep  
If a call is received or if the navigation  
system begins speaking during a traffic  
announcement, the announcement is  
reproduced. The telephone call or  
speech output can be heard when the  
traffic announcement has finished.  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
G Press the or button : until  
“BEEP” appears in the display.  
The volume at which navigation output  
or telephone calls start is adjusted as  
follows:  
G Adjust the desired volume with the  
buttons :.  
“0means no beep, “9means maximum  
beep volume.  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
G Press the or button : until  
“TEL/NAVI VOLappears in the dis-  
play.  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
;.  
G Set the desired volume with the  
buttons :.  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
;.  
Note:  
G You can adjust the volume level of  
telephone calls and of speech out-  
put as they are made with the vol-  
ume control 2.  
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RADIO OPERATION  
Switching REG On / Off  
Radio Operation  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
This device is equipped with an RDS  
radio receiver. Many FM stations trans-  
mit an additional signal containing ex-  
tra information such as station name  
and program type (PTY).  
G Press the or button : until  
“REG” appears in the display.  
Either “OFF” or “ON” is displayed after  
“REG”.  
As soon as it can be received, the name  
of the station is shown in the display.  
To turn REG on or off  
G Press the or button :.  
Switching on Radio Operation  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
;.  
If the current operating mode is cassette  
or CD-changer  
G Press the BND/TS button 5.  
Switching RDS convenience  
function on/off  
RDS Convenience Function  
(AF, REG)  
To use the RDS convenience functions  
AF and REG  
The RDS convenience functions AF (al-  
ternative frequency) and REG (region-  
al) extend your radio’s functional pow-  
er.  
G Press the RDS button 4.  
The RDS convenience functions are  
active if RDS shows in the display.When  
the RDS convenience functions are  
switched on “REG ON” or “REG OFF”  
flashes up.  
G AF: If the RDS convenience func-  
tion has been activated, the device  
automatically switches to the best  
frequency on which the chosen  
station can be received.  
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.  
G REG: Some stations divide their  
programs at certain times into re-  
gional programs with different con-  
tent.The REG function prevents  
the car radio from switching to al-  
ternative frequencies with different  
program content.  
Six stations can be stored in each mem-  
ory level.  
Note:  
To switch between memory levels and  
wavebands  
G REG must be separately activated  
or deactivated in the menu.  
G Press the BND/TS button 5 brief-  
ly.  
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RADIO OPERATION  
Setting the Station  
There are a number of ways to set the  
station.  
Adjusting Station Search  
Sensitivity  
You can choose whether to search only  
for stations with strong signals, or wheth-  
er weak stations should be included.  
Automatic Station Search  
G Press the or button :.  
The next station that can be received is  
tuned in.  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
G Press the or button : until  
“SENS” appears in the display.  
Manual Station Tuning  
G Press the button :.  
To tune to a station manually  
G Press the or button :.  
The current sensitivity level appears in  
the display. SENS HI6” means maxi-  
mum sensitivity, SENS LO1” means  
minimum sensitivity. When “SENS LO”  
is selected, the display shows “lo”.  
Note:  
G Manual station tuning is only  
possible when the RDS conven-  
ience function is deactivated.  
G Set the desired sensitivity with the  
buttons :.  
Browsing a chain of stations  
(FM only)  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
;.  
If a station provides several programs,  
it is possible to browse through this  
“chain” of stations.  
Saving Stations  
Saving a Station Manually  
G Press the or button : to  
change to the next link in the sta-  
tion chain.  
G Choose between memory levels  
FM1, FM2, FMT or the AM wave-  
band (MW/LW).  
Note:  
G Tune to the station you want.  
G To use this function, the RDS con-  
venience function must be active.  
G Choose one of the station buttons  
1 - 6 > on which you want to store  
the station and hold it pressed for  
longer than two seconds.  
This means you can only switch to a  
station you have already received at  
least once. Use the Scan or Travelstore  
function for this purpose.  
Saving Stations Automatically  
(Travelstore)  
You can also save the six strongest sta-  
tions in the area automatically (FM only).  
The stations are saved on the FMT  
memory level.  
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RADIO OPERATION  
Note:  
Setting Scan Time  
G Any stations previously saved on  
this level will be deleted.  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
G Press the or : until “SCAN-  
G Press the BND/TS button 5 for  
TIME” appears in the display.  
longer than two seconds.  
G Set the desired sampling time with  
Storing starts. “TRAVEL-STORE” ap-  
pears in the display. When the proce-  
dure is complete, the station in memo-  
ry location 1 of the FMT memory level  
is played.  
the  
buttons :.  
G When the setting process is com-  
plete, press the MENU button 8  
or OK ; twice.  
Going to Pre-set Stations  
Note:  
G The chosen sampling time also ap-  
plies to cassette and CD-changer  
scans.  
G Select the memory level where the  
station is stored.  
G Press the corresponding button  
1 - 6 >.  
Program Type (PTY)  
As well as the station name itself, some  
FM stations also supply information  
about the type of program being trans-  
Scanning Through Available  
Stations (SCAN)  
You can listen to short samples from all mitted.This information can be received  
the stations that can currently be re- and displayed by your radio.  
ceived. The length of the samples can  
Examples of these program types could  
be set, in the menu, to between 5 and  
be:  
30 seconds.  
CULTURE  
SPORT  
ROCK  
TRAVEL  
NEWS  
JAZZ  
POP  
Starting SCAN  
G Hold down the OK button ; for  
CLASSICS  
longer than two seconds.  
Using the PTY function it is possible to  
specifically select stations transmitting  
a particular program type.  
The scanning process starts. “SCAN”  
appears briefly in the display, after which  
the current frequency is displayed, flash-  
ing.  
PTY-EON  
When the program type has been se-  
lected and the search started, the de-  
vice changes from the current station  
to one with the selected program type.  
Stop SCAN, continue listening to a  
station  
G Press the OK button ;.  
The scanning process is stopped, and  
the last station sampled plays.  
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RADIO OPERATION  
Note:  
G Press one of the buttons 1 - 6 >  
to change the program type stored  
for that button.  
G If no station is found with the cho-  
sen program type, a beep is heard  
and the display briefly shows “NO  
PTY”.The tuner returns to the most  
recently received station.  
The selected program type is briefly dis-  
played.  
G Press the or button : to start  
If the station set, or another station from  
the station chain, starts to transmit the  
desired program type at a later time, the  
device changes automatically from the  
current station, or out of cassette or CD  
changer operation, and switches over  
to the station with the desired program  
type.  
the search.  
The next station with the selected pro-  
gram type is tuned in.  
Storing the program type on the  
station button  
G Select a program type with the or  
button :.  
Switching PTY On / Off  
G Hold down the desired station but-  
ton 1 - 6 > for longer than two  
seconds.  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
G Press the or : until “PTY  
ON” or “PTY OFF” appears in the  
display.  
The program type is saved on the cho-  
sen button 1 - 6 >.  
G Use the or button : to turn  
Optimising Radio Reception  
PTY ON or OFF.  
Treble cut in the presence of  
interference (HICUT)  
When PTY is switched on, “PTYshows  
in the display.  
The HICUT function improves the sound  
when radio reception is poor (FM only).  
When interference is being experienced,  
the treble is automatically cut, which  
therefore also reduces the level of in-  
terference.  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
;.  
Selecting the program type and  
starting the search  
G Press the or button :.  
Switching HICUT On / Off  
The current program type is shown in  
the display.  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
To change to a different program type  
G Press the or button : until  
G Press the or button : while  
“HICUT” appears in the display.  
the type display is active.  
G Press the or button : to ad-  
or  
just the HICUT.  
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RADIO OPERATION  
“HICUT 0” means the function is inac- To reactivate the display of “running  
tive, while “HICUT 3” indicates the texts”  
strongest automatic reduction of the tre-  
ble and the interference.  
G Hold the RDS button 4 pressed  
until “NAME VAR” appears in the  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
;.  
display.  
Adjusting the Display  
Bandwidth selection in the  
presence of interference (SHARX)  
Under radio operation it is possible to  
choose between continuous display of  
the time or continuous display of the sta-  
tion name (or frequency).  
The SHARX function allows you to elim-  
inate interference from neighbouring  
stations as far as possible (FM only).  
Switch on the SHARX function when  
stations are crowded.  
G Hold the  
/ DIS button 7  
pressed until the display you want  
appears.  
Switching SHARX On / Off  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
G Press the or button : until  
“SHARX” appears in the display.  
G Press the or button : to  
switch SHARX on or off.  
“SHARX OFF” means that the function  
is not active, whileSHARX ON” means  
that the automatic bandwidth selection  
is operating.  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
;.  
Select Display of Running Texts  
Some radio stations use the RDS sig-  
nal to transmit advertising or other in-  
formation instead of the station name.  
These “running texts” are shown in the  
display.To switch off the display of “run-  
ning texts”:  
G Hold the RDS button 4 pressed  
until “NAME FIX” appears in the  
display.  
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TRAFFIC INFORMATION  
Traffic Information  
This device is equipped with an RDS  
EON receiver. EON means Enhanced  
Other Network.  
Whenever a traffic announcement (TA)  
is made, the radio switches automati-  
cally from a station that does not broad-  
cast traffic information to one in the  
chain of stations that does.  
Adjusting the Volume for Traffic  
Announcements  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
G Press the or button : until  
TA VOLUME” appears in the dis-  
play.  
G Use the  
the volume.  
buttons : to adjust  
After the traffic announcement, the de-  
vice returns to the station that was pre-  
viously tuned in.  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
;.  
Note:  
Switching Traffic Information  
Priority On / off  
G During a traffic announcement you  
can adjust the volume for the dura-  
tion of the announcement using the  
volume control 2.  
G Press the TIM button @ for longer  
than two seconds.  
Traffic announcement priority is activat- Note:  
ed if the traffic jam symbol is illuminat- G You can set the tone and volume  
ed.  
for traffic announcements. For  
more information, consult the sec-  
tion on “Tone and volume controls”.  
Note:  
You will hear a warning tone:  
G If you leave the reception area of a  
traffic radio station you are listening  
to.  
G If, when you are listening to a cas-  
sette, you leave the reception area  
of the selected traffic radio station,  
and the automatic search which  
then follows fails to find a new traf-  
fic radio station.  
G If you change from a traffic radio  
station to a station with no traffic  
information.  
Either switch off the traffic information  
priority, or switch to a station with traffic  
information.  
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TRAFFIC INFORMATION MEMORY  
Listening to TIM messages  
Traffic Information Memory  
(TIM)  
G Press the TIM button @.  
This car radio can make digital record-  
ings of up to four items of traffic news  
with a maximum total length of four min-  
utes.Traffic news is also recorded when  
the radio is switched off, provided the  
TIM function is activated.  
The display shows the time and the  
number of messages recorded.The lat-  
est traffic news bulletin is always the one  
with the lowest number.  
Note:  
G If no messages are recorded, “NO  
TIM” appears in the display. If a  
message is over 4 minutes long,  
“OVERFLOW” appears in the dis-  
play.  
When the TIM function is activated, all  
incoming traffic news bulletins from the  
last station listened to are automatical-  
ly recorded.  
Note:  
Selecting messages  
G If the last station listened to can no  
longer be received, a new station is  
automatically tuned in.  
G To listen to a specific TIM item,  
press the or button : during  
TIM recall.  
Risk of damage to automatic car  
aerials!  
Fast Search (audible)  
If the TIM function is activated, auto-  
matic radio aerials remain extended.  
Before using a carwash, deactivate  
the TIM function and then switch off  
the car radio.  
For a fast search forwards or backwards  
G Press one of the  
buttons :  
until fast forward or backward  
searching begins.  
Ending TIM recall before all  
messages have been played  
Switching TIM On / Off  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
G Press the TIM button @ again to  
interrupt message recall.  
G Press the or button : until  
“TIM ON” or “TIM OFF” appears in  
the display.  
G Use the  
buttons : to switch  
the TIM function on or off.  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
;.  
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TRAFFIC INFORMATION  
MEMORY  
CASSETTE OPERATION  
Cassette Operation  
Extending TIM Standby Time  
Once the device is switched off, TIM  
remains on standby for two hours.This  
period can be extended to 24 hours.  
Cassette Play  
G If there is no cassette in the device  
G Press the  
button 9.  
G Activate TIM.  
The flip-release panel opens.  
G Switch the car radio off with button  
3.  
G Insert the cassette into the cassette  
slot with the open side to the right.  
“TIM 2H” appears in the display.  
G Close the control unit.  
G Hold the TIM button @ pressed for  
longer than one second.  
The cassette starts playing with the side  
that is facing upwards.  
“TIM 24H” appears in the display.  
G If there is already a cassette in the  
Note:  
device  
G To protect the vehicle battery, the  
extension of TIM standby time only  
remains active until the car radio is  
next turned on.  
G Press the CD•C button ? until  
“CASSETTE” appears in the dis-  
play.  
The cassette is played in whichever di-  
rection was last selected.  
Cassette Ejection  
G Press the  
button 9.  
The flip-release panel opens and the  
cassette is ejected.  
G Remove the cassette and close the  
release panel  
or  
G Insert a new cassette.  
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CASSETTE OPERATION  
Changing Direction of Play  
To change between SIDE A and SIDE B  
Sampling All the Tracks on a  
Cassette (SCAN)  
G Hold down the OK button ; for  
G Press button 2  
>.  
longer than two seconds.  
Note:  
“CAS SCAN” appears in the display.  
Samples from all the tracks on the tape  
are played in ascending order.  
G At the end of the tape, the direction  
of play is automatically reversed  
(auto-reverse).  
To halt the scan  
Skipping Tracks (S-CPS)  
To skip to the next or a later track  
G Press the OK button ; a second  
time.  
G Press the button : one or more  
The track that is currently being sam-  
pled will continue playing.  
times.  
“CPS FF” and the number of tracks to  
be skipped appear in the display. The  
tape fast forwards to the next track or  
the chosen later track.  
Note:  
G The duration of samples can be  
adjusted. Refer to the section on  
“Setting Sample Time” under “Ra-  
dio Operation”.  
To skip track backwards  
G Press the button : one or more  
G To use the S-CPS, RPT and SCAN  
functions, there must be a pause of  
at least three seconds between the  
tracks on the cassette.  
times.  
“CPS FR” and the number of tracks to  
be skipped appear in the display. The  
tape is rewound to the start of the  
present track or the desired earlier track.  
Changing Display Contents  
To switch between the display of tape  
direction, elapsed play time, remaining  
play time, tape counter or clock time:  
Playing a Track Repeatedly  
G Press button 4 RPT >.  
G Hold down the / DIS button 7  
for longer than two seconds once  
or repeatedly until the display you  
want appears.  
The present track is repeated. RPT  
shows in the display. While the tape is  
being rewound after the end of the track,  
“REPEATTRCKappears in the display.  
To stop repeating the track  
G Press button 4 RPT > again.  
Play continues as normal. RPT disap-  
pears from the display.  
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CASSETTE OPERATION  
Resetting the Tape Counter  
To reset the tape counter  
Switching the Radio Monitor  
On / off  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
G Press button 5 MIX >.  
G Press the or button : until  
“RM ON” or “RM OFF” appears in  
the display.  
Fast Winding  
Fast forward  
G Press the button :.  
“FORWARD” appears in the display.  
G Press the or button : to  
switch the radio monitor on or off.  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
;.  
Fast rewind  
G Press the button :.  
“REWIND” appears in the display.  
Skipping Blank Tape  
You can automatically skip sections of  
blank tape that last longer than 10 sec-  
onds.This requires the blank skip func-  
tion to be activated.  
Stopping fast winding  
G Press the OK button ;.  
Play continues.  
Switching Blank Skip On / Off  
Note:  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
G While the tape is being fast wound,  
the last radio station tuned in can  
be listened to.This requires the  
“Radio monitor” function to be  
switched on.  
G Press the or button : until  
“BLANK SKIP” appears in the dis-  
play.  
G Press the or button : to  
switch the blank skip function on or  
off.  
Pausing During Play  
To interrupt tape play  
G Press button 3 >.  
Play is interrupted andPAUSEappears  
in the display.  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
; twice.  
Selecting Tape Type  
G Press button 3 > again to  
If you are playing a “Metal” or “CrO2”  
tape, you should set the tape type se-  
lector to “MTL ON”.  
resume play.  
To select the tape type  
G Press button 1 MTL >.  
Either “MTL ON” or “MTL OFF” will ap-  
pear briefly in the display.  
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CASSETTE OPERATION  
CD CHANGER OPERATION  
CD Changer Operation  
Dolby* B Noise Reduction  
You should switch on the Dolby func-  
tion whenever you play tapes recorded  
using the Dolby B process.  
Note:  
G For information on handling CDs,  
inserting them and operating the  
CD changer, please consult the op-  
erating instructions for your CD  
changer.  
G Press button 6  
>.  
When the Dolby function is switched on,  
shows in the display.  
Starting CD Changer Operation  
*Noise reduction system manufactured under licence from  
Dolby Laboratories.The word Dolby and the double-D sym-  
bol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.  
G Press the CD•C button ? until  
“CHANGER” appears in the dis-  
play.  
Traffic Information with Cassette  
Operation  
Play will start with the first CD recog-  
nised by the CD changer.  
The “TRAFFIC” function (which gives  
priority to traffic announcements) ena-  
bles your radio to receive traffic an-  
nouncements even when playing cas-  
sette tapes. When a traffic announce-  
ment comes, cassette play is stopped  
and the traffic announcement is played.  
For more information, read the section  
on “Traffic Information”.  
Selecting a CD  
To change to a different CD  
G Press the or button : one or  
more times.  
Selecting a Track  
To change to a different track on the  
current CD  
G Press the or button : one or  
more times.  
Fast Search (Audible)  
To search rapidly backwards or forwards  
G Hold down one of the  
buttons  
: until fast searching begins.  
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CD CHANGER OPERATION  
Changing Display Contents  
Playing Tracks in Random  
Sequence (MIX)  
To play the tracks of the current CD in  
random sequence  
To switch the display between track  
number plus play time, track number  
plus clock time, track number plus CD  
number, or track number plus CD name  
G Press button 5 MIX > briefly.  
G Press the  
/ DIS button 7 for  
“MIX CDflashes up, the display shows  
“MIX”.  
longer than two seconds one or  
more times until the desired display  
appears.  
To play the tracks of all the CDs in the  
CD changer in random sequence  
Repeat Playing Tracks or Whole  
CDs (REPEAT)  
To repeat the current track  
G Press button 5 MIX > again.  
“MIX ALLflashes up and the display  
shows “MIX”.  
G Press button 4 RPT > briefly.  
Note:  
“REPEAT TRCK” flashes up briefly and  
the display shows “RPT”.  
G The CDC A 08 and IDC A 09 mod-  
els mix all tracks on all CDs in the  
CD changer, while all other chang-  
ers mix the tracks of a single CD  
before moving to the next CD in the  
changer.  
To repeat the current CD  
G Press button 4 RPT > again.  
“REPEAT DISC” flashes up briefly and  
the display shows “RPT”.  
Ending MIX function  
Stopping REPEAT  
G Press button 5 MIX > until the dis-  
play shows “MIX OFF” and “MIX”  
disappears.  
To stop repetition of the current track or  
CD  
G Press button 4 RPT > until the  
display shows “REPEAT OFF” and  
“RPT” disappears.  
Sampling All Tracks on All CDs  
(SCAN)  
To listen to short samples of all tracks  
on all the CDs in the CD changer in as-  
cending order  
G Press the OK button ; for longer  
than two seconds.  
“SCAN” appears in the display.  
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CD CHANGER OPERATION  
Ending SCAN  
G Choose the CD that you want to  
name with the or button :.  
To halt the scan  
G Press the or button :.  
G Press OK ; again briefly.  
The device enters edit mode. If your  
chosen CD is not yet named, seven  
underscores appear in the display.  
The track currently being sampled will  
continue to play.  
Note:  
G The current entry location blinks.  
G The lengths of these samples can  
be set. Please consult the section  
on “Setting Scan Time” under “Ra-  
dio Operation”.  
G Use the or button : to select  
your characters. If a space is re-  
quired, select the underscore.  
G Use the or button : to  
Pausing During Play  
change the input location.  
G Press button 3 >.  
PAUSE” appears in the display.  
G To save the name, press the  
MENU button 8 or OK ;.  
Continuing after the pause  
G Press button 3 > again.  
Play resumes.  
Deleting a CD name  
G Start playing the CD whose name  
is to be deleted.  
Naming CDs  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
In order to recognise your CDs more  
effectively, the car radio allows you to  
give individual names to up to 99 CDs.  
The names may have up to seven char-  
acters.  
G Use the or button : to select  
“CDC NAME”.  
G Press the or button :.  
G Press and hold the MENU button  
8.  
If you attempt to assign more than 99  
names, the display will show “FULL.  
After four seconds a beep is heard and  
“DELETE NAMEappears in the display.  
Entering and changing CD names  
G Release the MENU button 8.  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
The CD name has been deleted.  
G Use the or button : to select  
“CDC NAME”.  
G Return to the menu by pressing the  
OK button ;.  
G Press the or button :.  
The device is now in selection mode.  
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CD CHANGER OPERATION  
CLOCK - TIME  
Deleting all CD names  
To delete all stored CD names  
G Listen to a CD.  
CLOCK - Time  
Displaying the Time Briefly  
To display the time  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
G Press the  
/ DIS button 7 brief-  
G Use the or button : to select  
ly.  
“CDC NAME”.  
Setting the Time  
G Press the or button :.  
The clock time can be set automatically  
via the RDS signal.If you cannot receive  
an RDS station, or if the RDS station to  
which you are listening does not sup-  
port this function, it is also possible to  
set the time manually.  
G Hold down the MENU button 8.  
After four seconds a beep is heard and  
“DELETE NAMEappears in the display.  
G Continue to hold the MENU button  
8 until a second beep is heard  
and “DELETE ALLappears in the  
display.  
Setting clock time automatically  
To have the time set automatically  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
G Release the MENU button 8.  
All CD names in the CD changer have  
been cleared.  
G Press the or button : until  
“CLOCK MAN” (manual) or  
“CLOCK AUTO” (automatic) ap-  
pears in the display.  
G Return to the menu by pressing the  
OK button ;.  
G Press the button : until  
“CLOCK AUTO” appears in the  
display.  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
;.  
When a station with the RDS clock func-  
tion (RDS-CT) is received, the time is  
automatically set.  
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CLOCK - TIME  
Setting clock time manually  
To set the time  
Display the Time When the  
Device is Switched Off But the  
Ignition On  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
To display the time when the device is  
switched off and the ignition is switched  
on  
G Press the or button : until  
“CLOCKSET” appears in the dis-  
play.  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
“MENU” appears in the display.  
G Press the button :.  
The time is shown in the display. The  
minutes are blinking, and can be adjust-  
ed.  
G Press the button : until “CLK  
DISP OFF” or “CLK DISP ON” ap-  
pears in the display.  
G Set the minutes with the or  
button :.  
G Press the or button : to  
switch the display between ON and  
OFF.  
Having set the minutes  
G Press the button :.  
The hours blink.  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
;.  
G Set the hours with the or but-  
ton :.  
Displaying the time briefly when  
the device is switched off  
To display the time briefly when the de-  
vice is switched off  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
; twice.  
Choosing 12/24 Hour Clock  
Mode  
G Press the  
The time appears in the display for ap-  
prox. eight seconds.  
/ DIS button 7.  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
“MENU” appears in the display.  
G Press the or button : until  
“24H MODE” or “12H MODE” ap-  
pears in the display.  
G Press the or button : to  
switch modes.  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
;.  
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TONE AND VOLUME CONTROLS  
Adjusting the Balance  
Tone and Volume Controls  
To adjust the balance  
Separate tone and volume adjustments  
can be made for each audio source (ra-  
dio, cassette, CD-changer, AUX and  
traffic announcements).  
G Press the AUD/LD button =.  
“BASS” appears in the display.  
G Press the button : until  
Note:  
“BALANCE” appears.  
G The tone and volume settings for  
traffic announcements can only be  
adjusted while such an announce-  
ment is being received.  
G Press the or button : to ad-  
just the balance.  
When the setting procedure is complete  
G Press the AUD/LD button =.  
Adjusting the Bass  
To adjust the bass  
Adjusting the Fader  
G Press the AUD/LD button =.  
“BASS” appears in the display.  
To adjust the front/rear volume distribu-  
tion (fader)  
G Press the AUD/LD button =.  
“BASS” appears in the display.  
G Press the or button : to ad-  
just the bass.  
When the setting procedure is complete  
G Press the button : until  
“FADER” appears.  
G Press the AUD/LD button =.  
G Press the or button : to ad-  
Adjusting the Treble  
To adjust the treble  
just the fader balance.  
When the setting procedure is complete  
G Press the AUD/LD button =.  
“BASS” appears in the display.  
G Press the AUD/LD button =.  
G Press the button : until  
“TREBLE” appears.  
G Press the or button : to ad-  
just the treble.  
When the setting procedure is complete  
G Press the AUD/LD button =.  
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LOUDNESS  
EQUALIZER  
Switching Loudness  
On / Off  
Loudness refers to boosting the bass  
and treble at low volume levels to match  
the ear’s sensitivity.  
Equalizer  
This device has a parametric digital  
equalizer. In this case, parametric  
means that in each of the five filters, one  
individual frequency can be emphasised  
or reduced (with a gain of +8 to -8).  
G Press the AUD/LD button = for  
The following filters are available:  
about two seconds.  
G SUB LOW EQ 32 - 50 Hz  
If loudness is switched on, LD shows in  
the display.  
G LOW EQ  
G MID EQ  
63 - 250 Hz  
315 - 1,250 Hz  
Setting Loudness Intensity  
The loudness boost can be set in steps  
from one to six.  
G MID/HIGH EQ 1,600 - 6,300 Hz  
G HIGH EQ 8,000 - 12,500 Hz  
These filters can be set without using  
any measuring instruments.You can use  
them to make a significant difference to  
the properties of the sound in the vehi-  
cle.  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
“MENU” appears in the display.  
G Press the or button : until  
“LOUDNESS” appears in the dis-  
play.  
Adjustment Instructions  
G Press the or button : to ad-  
For the purposes of this adjustment, we  
recommend you use a cassette you  
know well, or a CD if a CD changer is  
connected.  
just the boost.  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
;.  
Before making any adjustments to the  
equalizer, set the tone and volume con-  
trols to zero and deactivate loudness.  
For more information on this, read the  
section on “Tone and volume controls”.  
G Listen to the cassette or CD.  
G Assess the sound you hear.  
G Now consult the “Equalizer Adjust-  
ment Guide” table for “Sound Qual-  
ity”.  
G Adjust the equalizer values as de-  
scribed under “Action”.  
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EQUALIZER  
Switching the Equalizer On / Off Adjusting the Level Indicator  
To switch the equalizer on  
The level indicator, or spectrometer, on  
your display gives a symbolic indication  
of volume, tone control settings and  
equalizer settings while you make ad-  
justments.  
G Hold down the DEQ button <  
until EQ shows in the display and  
“EQ ON” briefly appears.  
To switch the equalizer off  
When adjustments are not being made,  
the spectrometer displays the car radio’s  
output level.  
You can choose the spectrometer type  
via the menu.  
G Hold down the DEQ button <  
until EQ disappears from the dis-  
play and “EQ OFF” flashes up.  
Setting the Equalizer  
Two types are available.  
G Press the DEQ button <.  
Selecting spectrometer type  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
“MENU” appears in the display.  
G Select “DIGITAL EQ” with the or  
button :.  
G Select the filter with the or  
button :.  
G Press the or button : until  
“EQ DISPLAY” appears in the dis-  
play.  
G Press the or button :.  
To select the frequency  
G Press the or button : to  
select between “SPECTRUM 1”,  
“SPECTRUM 2” or “EQ DISP  
OFF”.  
G Press the button :.  
G Adjust the level with the or  
button :.  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
; twice.  
To select the next filter  
G Press first the OK button ; then  
the or button :.  
When you have completed all the set-  
tings  
G Press the DEQ button <.  
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EQUALIZER  
Equalizer Adjustment Guide  
Start by setting the middle and treble ranges, and finish with the bass.  
Sound quality/problem  
Action  
Bass too quiet  
Boost the bass  
Frequency: 50 to 100 Hz  
Level: +4 to +6  
Bass sounds muddy  
Booming tone  
Unpleasant pressure  
Reduce lower middle tones  
Frequency: 125 to 400 Hz  
Level: approx. -4  
Tone lacks depth,  
is aggressive, no stereo effect.  
Reduce middle tones  
Frequency: 1,000 to 2,500 Hz  
Level: -4 to -6  
Muffled tone  
Lack of clarity  
Instruments have no brightness  
Boost the treble range  
Frequency: approx. 12,500 Hz  
Level: +2 to +4  
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EXTERNAL AUDIO SOURCES  
External Audio Sources  
TMC  
TMC for Dynamic  
Navigation Systems  
In addition to the CD-changer, you can  
also connect another external audio  
source that has a line output. Such  
sources include portable CD, MiniDisc  
or MP3 players.  
If no CD changer is installed, two exter-  
nal sources can be connected.  
The AUX input must be switched on in  
the menu.  
TMC meansTraffic Message Channel”.  
TMC is used to transmit traffic an-  
nouncements digitally for use in route  
planning by suitable navigation systems.  
Your car radio has a TMC output that  
can be connected to Blaupunkt naviga-  
tion systems.Your Blaupunkt dealer can  
tell you which navigation systems can  
be used with your car radio.  
To connect an external audio source,  
you need an adapter cable, available  
from your authorised Blaupunkt dealer.  
If a navigation system is connected and  
aTMC station is received,TMC will light  
up in the display.  
Switching AUX Input On / Off  
G Press the MENU button 8.  
“MENU” appears in the display.  
If dynamic route guidance is active, a  
TMC station will be tuned in automati-  
cally.  
G Press the or button : until  
“AUX-IN-1 OFF” or “AUX-IN-1 ON”  
appears in the display.  
For the second AUX input, the “1” is re-  
placed by a “2”. If a CD changer is in-  
stalled, “2” is the only option.  
G Press the or button : to  
switch AUX on or off.  
G Press the MENU button 8 or OK  
;.  
Note:  
G If the AUX input is switched on, it  
can be selected via the CD•C but-  
ton ?.  
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TECHNICAL DATA  
Technical data  
Amplifier  
GUARANTEE  
Guarantee  
The extent of the guarantee depends  
on the statutory conditions applicable  
in the country where the device was  
bought.  
Output power:  
4 x 25 Watt sine  
wave according  
to DIN 45 324  
at 14.4 V  
4 x 45 Watt max.  
power  
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.  
Tuner  
Wavebands:  
VHF (FM):  
MW:  
87.5 - 108 MHz  
531 - 1,602 kHz  
153 - 279 kHz  
LW:  
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.  
FM frequency response:  
20 - 16,000 Hz  
Cassette  
Frequency response:  
30 - 18,000 Hz  
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.  
Pre-amp out  
4 channels:  
4 V  
Input sensitivities  
AUX1 input:  
2 V/ 6 k  
AUX2 input:  
775 mV/ 10 kΩ  
Tel/Nav input:  
10 V/ 560 Ω  
Subject to technical alterations!  
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