Memphis MP66: Radio CD SD Usb Mp3 Wma

Radio CD SD USB MP3 WMA
Memphis MP66 7 646 520 310
7 646 521 310
Operating and installation instructions
http://www.blaupunkt.com
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Inhalt
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Contents
Contents Selecting a menu item in the

settings menu...............................83
Changing and saving a setting......84
About these instructions ................70
Exiting a menu item......................84
For your safety ................................70
Operating the tuner ........................85
Scope of delivery ............................71 Searching for stations ......................85
Warranty .........................................71 Manually searching for stations....85
Automatically searching for
Device Overview .............................72 stations ........................................86
Controls ...........................................72 Storing stations ...............................87
Placing the device in operation ......73 Listening to stored stations .............87
Detaching/attaching the control Scanning all receivable stations ......87
panel ................................................73 Set the device to the region
Switching the device on/off .............74 Europe, USA or Thailand ..............88
Changing the tuner settings
General functions ...........................74
("Tuner" menu) ................................89
Inserting a CD ..................................74 Changing the waveband (Band) ...89
Inserting an MMC/SD card ..............75 Toggle between mono and
Connecting the USB medium...........75 stereo operation (Mono) ..............90
Adjusting the volume .......................76 Switching the display of radio
Muting the device ............................76 text on/off (Radio Text) ................90
Operation with telephone................76 Allowing alternative frequencies
(RDS) ...........................................90
Selecting an audio source ...............77
Searching FM stations
The tuner display..........................78
automatically and storing them
The audio CD display ...................78
in the FMT memory bank
The CD changer display ...............79
(Travelstore) .................................90
The MP3 display ...........................79
Activating/deactivating improved
Overview of the operation..............80 reception (Hicut) ..........................91
Overview of the buttons ..................80 Allowing/preventing automatic
Overview of the functions MIX, changing to other regional
RPT, and TA ......................................81 programmes (Regional)................91
Switching random track play Changing the seek tuning
on/off (MIX) .................................81 sensitivity (Sensitivity) .................92
Switching Repeat title on/off Restricting station seek tuning
(RPT) ............................................82 to certain programme contents
Scanning titles (Scan) ..................82 (Program Type) ............................92
Buttons for menu operation ............82
Example of a menu operation ..........83
Calling up a menu ........................83
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Contents
Traffic announcements (TA) ...........93 Calling up a user-defined

Receiving traffic announcements.....93 equalizer setting
Skipping a traffic announcement .....93 (User Equalizer) .........................106
Creating/changing a user-
Permanently switching the priority
defined equalizer setting
of traffic announcements on/off ......93
(Adjust) ......................................107
Operating the integrated Which equalizer setting is the
CD player.........................................95 correct one? ...............................109
What features do MP3 or Selecting a sound preset
WMA CDs have to have? ...............95 (Presets) ....................................110
Functions of the integrated CD Setting the speed-dependent
player if an audio CD is inserted ..96 volume increase (Auto Sound) ...110
Switching the CD text display Setting the bass increase
on/off (TXT) .................................97 (X-Bass) ......................................110
Switching the scrolling text Switching off the equalizer ........110
for CD text on/off (SCL) ..............97 Configuring the preamplifier
Operating the MP3/WMA player ....98 output for the subwoofer
Showing all the information of (Subout) .....................................111
the current title (ALL) ..................99 Changing display settings
Switching scrolling text on/off (Display Settings) ..........................112
(SCL)............................................99 Changing the brightness of the
Selecting the title information display for day/night
to be displayed (INF)....................99 (Brightness) ...............................112
Selecting a title from a list Activating/deactivating the
(Browser mode/playlist) ............100 screen saver (Screen Saver) ......112
Switching the welcome text
Operating the optional CD on/off (Turn On Text) .................112
changer .........................................102 Changing images and animations
Changing the name of a CD (SD Browser/USB Browser) .......113
in the magazine of the CD Adjusting the display viewing
changer (CDN) ...........................103 angle (Angle) ..............................114
Changing basic settings in the Changing volume presettings
settings menu ...............................104 (Volume Settings) ..........................115
Adjusting sound and balance Changing the volume presetting
(Audio Settings).............................105 of traffic announcements
Changing treble or bass (Traffic Volume) ..........................115
(Treble/Bass) .............................105 Changing the volume presetting
Changing the volume of the telephone
distribution (Balance/Fader) ......105 (Phone Volume) .........................115
Changing the equalizer setting
(Digital Equalizer) ......................106
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Contents
Changing the volume presetting Changing the scan time

of the signal tone (Scan Time) ................................121
(Beep Volume) ...........................116 Displaying the serial number
Changing the presetting of the (Serial Number) .........................122
power-on volume (On Volume) ...116
Error table .....................................122
Restoring the volume at
switch-on (Last Volume) ............116 Specifications ...............................123
Changing clock settings (Clock Glossary ........................................124
Settings) ........................................117
Setting the time (Time Setting) .117 Index .............................................127
Switching the time display
on/off with switched-off device
(Off Clock) .................................117
Configuring audio inputs
(Aux Settings) ................................118
Switching the RDS
synchronisation of the clock
on/off (Auto Sync) .....................118
Switching the 24-hour time
display on/off (24 h Mode) ........118
Activating/deactivating audio
inputs (Auxiliary 1/2) .................119
Renaming audio inputs
(Edit Auxiliary 1/2) .....................119
Changing special settings
(Various Settings) ..........................120
Changing the welcome text
(Turn On Text) ............................120
Switching the internal amplifier
on/off (Internal Amp) .................121
Resetting the device to factory
settings (Norm Set)....................121
Blaupunkt stands for technical know-how in mobile radio reception,

for precise navigation systems and first-class sound. The blue dot
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About these instructions
About these instruc- If you are installing device your-

self
tions You may only install the device
Please read these instructions yourself if you are experienced in
and, in particular, the following installing car sound systems and
chapter, "For your safety", before are very familiar with the electri-
using the device! Please also ob- cal system of the vehicle.
serve the following instructions:
Observe the following!
• CD Changer, if available
• Remote Control, if available Danger of injuries!
Do not open or modi-
fy the device! The de-
For your safety vice contains a Class 1 laser that
The device was manufactured emits invisible laser radiation
according to the state of the art which can cause injuries to your
and established safety guidelines. eyes. The warranty is void if the
Even so, dangers may occur if you device has been opened.
do not observe these safety infor-
mation: Danger of accidents!
➔ Read these instructions care- Operate the device only if
fully and completely before traffic situation permits it!
using the device.
Danger of hearing
➔ Keep the instructions at a loca- damage!
tion so that they are always ac-
cessible to all users. Always listen at moder-
ate volume so that you can always
➔ Always pass on the device to hear acoustic warning signals!
third parties together with This will also help to protect your
these instructions. hearing. The device briefly switch-
Use as directed es to mute, e.g. while the CD
changer changes the CD or if you
The device is designed for opera-
are switching the audio source.
tion in a vehicle with 12 V vehicle
Do not increase the volume dur-
system voltage and must be in-
ing this mute phase
stalled in a DIN slot.
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Scope of delivery
Danger to the device! 2 Disassembly bar

Do not insert any mini 1 Guide pin
CDs (8 cm diameter) and 1 USB connecting cable
shape CDs since they destroy the
drive! Note:
Remote controls are available
Theft protection as optional equipment. You can
Carry the control panel with you find out from your Blaupunkt
in the supplied case whenever dealer or on the Internet at
you leave the vehicle. www.blaupunkt.com which re-
mote controls can be used with
Cleaning this device.
Clean the device with a dry or
slightly moistened cloth. Do not Warranty
use any solvents, cleaning agents
or cleansers and no cockpit spray We provide a manufacturer's war-
and care product for plastic ma- ranty for products bought within
terials. the European Union. For devices
purchased outside the European
Disposal of old unit Union, the warranty terms issued
(EU countries only) by our respective responsible do-
Do not dispose of your old mestic agency are valid.
device in the household trash! The warranty terms can be called
Use the return and collection sys- up under www.blaupunkt.com or
tems available to dispose of the requested directly from:
old device. Blaupunkt GmbH
Hotline
Robert-Bosch-Str. 200
D-31139 Hildesheim
Scope of delivery
1 Memphis MP66
1 Case for the control panel
1 Operating instructions
1 Support frame
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Device Overview
Device Overview
Controls
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : ;<=
B A @ ? >
1 button 6 NEXT button

for detaching the control panel Tuner: Select memory bank
(FM1, FM2, FM3, FMT)
2 TUNER button
Settings menu: Go to the next
Selecting the tuner as audio
menu page
source
MP3/WMA: Switch between
Opening the "Tuner"
"PLAY", "BROWSER" and
3 Rocker switch "PLAYLIST"
Tuner: Start the station seek
7 to < Softkeys
tuning
To select the function shown on
Settings menu: Change settings
the display next to the respective
4 On/Off button button
Press short: Switch on/mute
= button
Press long: Switch off
to eject/insert a CD
5 Volume control
> Display (see page 78 and 79)
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Device Overview
? MENU button Placing the device in

to call up the settings menu
@ ESC button
operation
Settings menu: Confirm menu
item and change to the display of Detaching/attaching the
the audio source control panel
Scan/Travelstore: Cancel
You can detach the control panel
A OK button
to protect against theft.
Press short: Confirm menu item
and change to the next higher
menu level CAUTION!
Press long: Start scan/station Danger of theft!
seek tuning
The device is worthless to a thief
B SRC button without the control panel.
consecutively switching between
the available audio sources
➔ Never keep the control pan-
el in the vehicle, not even in a
C CD drive
hidden place; instead, carry it
C with you in its case when you
leave the vehicle!
CAUTION!
Damage to the control
panel!
D MMC/SD card slot The control panel can be dam-
aged or malfunction if the follow-
D
ing is not observed:
➔ Never drop the control panel.
➔ Never expose the control pan-
el to direct sunlight or another
heat source.
➔ Transport it exclusively in the
supplied case.
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General functions
➔ Do not touch the contacts on To switch off the device:

the rear side with your fingers. ➔ Press and hold the On/Off but-
➔ Clean the contacts of the con- ton 4 for approx. two sec-
trol panel regularly using a soft onds.
cloth moistened with cleaning In addition, the device is automat-
alcohol. ically switched off as soon as you
switch of the vehicle ignition. If
To detach the control panel:
you switch on the ignition again,
➔ Press the button 1. it also automatically switches on
The control panel opens to the the device again.
front on the left. The device
switches off automatically.
General functions
➔ Detach the control panel.
To attach the control panel:
Inserting a CD
➔ Place the control panel in the
slot with the right side first.
CAUTION!
➔ Next, carefully push the left
side to the back until the con- Damage to CD drive from
trol panel engages. unsuitable CDs!
Mini CDs (8 cm diameter) or
Switching the device shape CDs damage the drive!
on/off ➔ Insert only circular CDs with
To switch on the device: a 12-cm diameter into the CD
drive.
➔ Press the On/Off button 4.
The device plays the audio To insert an MP3, WMA or audio
source you previously listened CD, the device must be switched
to. on.
Note: ➔ Press the button =.
If you switch on the device
without first switching on the
vehicle ignition, the device au-
tomatically switches off after
one hour to save the vehicle
battery.
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General functions
The control panel opens. If a ➔ Remove the control panel as

CD is in the drive, it is ejected. described on page 9.
If you do not remove this CD, it ➔ Insert the MMC/SD card in the
is automatically pulled in again card slot D until it engages.
after approx. 10 seconds. The contacts of the card must
➔ Insert the CD with its print- point down and to the rear.
ed side uppermost into the CD ➔ Attach the control panel as de-
drive C until you feel some re- scribed on page 9.
sistance. This MMC/SD card can now be
The CD is automatically drawn selected as audio source.
in and the control panel clos-
To remove the MMC/SD card:
es. This CD can now be select-
ed as audio source. ➔ Remove the control panel as
described on page 9.
Note:
➔ Push on the MMC/SD card un-
As long as the CD is in the til it disengages.
drive, the device stores track
and playing time of the CD ➔ Pull the MMC/SD card out of
played last, and after calling up the card slot D.
the audio source, the playback
starts at the position where it Connecting the USB
was interrupted. medium
To be able to connect a USB stick
Inserting an MMC/SD card or a USB 2.0 hard disk, the sup-
Note: plied USB cable must be con-
nected to the rear side of the de-
Blaupunkt cannot guarantee
vice before the installation as
the correct functioning of all
described in the installation in-
MMC/SD card available on the
structions. This cable can be rout-
market and, for this reason,
ed, for example, to the glove com-
recommends the use of MMC/
partment or a suitable place of
SD cards manufactured by
the center console.
"SanDisk" or "Panasonic". The
cards must be formatted using Note:
the FAT16 or FAT32 file system Always switch off the device be-
and contain MP3 or WMA files. fore connecting or disconnecting
the USB medium.
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General functions
➔ Connect the USB medium to ➔ Turn the volume control 5.

the USB cable that is routed The current volume is shown
from the rear side of the de- on the display and used for all
vice. audio sources.
The USB medium can now be
Note:
selected as audio source.
To preset the volume of traffic
For the device to recognise the announcements (Traf), a con-
USB medium, it must be specified nected telephone (Phone) and
as mass storage device and for- the signal tone (Beep), see
matted using the FAT16 or FAT32 page 115 and 116.
file system and contain MP3 or
WMA files. Blaupunkt cannot
guarantee the proper function- Muting the device
ing of all USB media available on The device can be muted as fol-
the market. If extensive files are lows:
stored on your USB 2.0 medium, ➔ Briefly press the On/Off but-
the file search (see page 100) can ton 4.
be slow.
The display shows "MUTE".
Adjusting the volume To cancel the mute function:
➔ Briefly press the On/Off but-
WARNING! ton 4 again or turn the volume
control 5.
Danger from excessive
volume!
Operation with telephone
Excessive volume can damage
If a hands-free system is installed
your hearing and you may fail to
in your vehicle or your cell phone
hear acoustic warning signals!
is connected to the device via a
➔ Do not change the volume Bluetooth adapter, the device re-
while the device changes the sponds as follows to incoming or
CD in the CD changer or the outgoing telephone calls:
audio source.
• The voice of the person calling
➔ Always set the device to a mod- you is played back via the loud-
erate volume. speakers of the vehicle,
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General functions
• The display shows "Phone call". To be able to select an external

• The currently playing audio audio source, it must be connect-
source is muted. ed and contain audio data.
• During the telephone call, you ➔ Press the SRC button B re-
change the volume of the tele- peatedly until the display brief-
ly shows the desired audio
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phone call by means of the vol-
ume control 5. source.
• Traffic announcements (TA) are
not automatically shown.
Selecting an audio source

The device features the following
audio sources:
• Tuner
• Integrated CD player (can play
audio CDs as well as CDs with
MP3 or WMA files)
• MMC/SD card with MP3 or
WMA files
In addition, the following external
audio sources can be connected:
• either an optional CD changer
or AUX 1
• AUX 2 (e.g. MiniDisc or exter-
nal MP3 player)
• USB medium with MP3 or
WMA files
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General functions
The tuner display The audio CD display
A B C D E F A B C D E F
1 TMC 16:13
FMT 4 TMC
16:13
CD
Radio Sun 92,8 02:19

2
MHz
5
TRACK 06 Mix CD
3 Madonna in concert tonight 6 SONG: Bob Marley - No woman no cry
F J H G F J H G
A TMC symbol¹) A TMC symbol¹)

B TA symbol B TA symbol
see page 93 see page 93
C Main line C Main line
RDS station name or frequency Track number
D Clock D Clock
E Level indicator E Level indicator
Memory bank (FMT, FM1 to FM3) Audio source (CD)
F Memory location for radio sta- F Functions which can be
tions which can be selected selected using the softkeys
using the six softkeys 7 to < 7 to <
G Info line 1 G Info line 1
Frequency of the station Playing time
H Info line 2 H Info line 2
Frequency unit (MHz or kHz) Activated audio functions
I Info line 3 I Info line 3
Radio text, if supported by the CD text
station
¹) The TMC symbol appears only if you connect an external navigation system
and it starts searching for TMC stations.
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General functions
The CD changer display The MP3 display²)
A B C D E F A B C D E F
TMC CDC TMC MP3
16:13 16:13
02:19 02:19
TRACK 05 Mix All
Bob Marley Mix All
DISC 01 ALICIAK SONG: Bob Marley - No woman no cry
F J H G F J H G
A TMC symbol¹) A TMC symbol¹)

B TA symbol B TA symbol
see page 93 see page 93
C Main line C Main line
Track number ID3 or file name
D Clock D Clock
E Level indicator E Level indicator
Audio source (CDC) Audio source (MP3, MMC, USB)
F Functions which can be select- F Functions which can be
ed using the softkeys 7 to < selected using the six softkeys
G Info line 1 7 to <
Playing time G Info line 1
H Info line 2 Playing time
Activated audio functions H Info line 2
I Info line 3 Activated audio functions
CD text or CD name I Info line 3
Title information (e.g. ID3 or file
names)
²) The MP3 display appears of a CD, SD/MMC card or USB medium with MP3 or
WMA files is inserted and selected as audio source. The corresponding MP3
medium is displayed on the level indicator E.
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Overview of the operation

This chapter first presents the buttons on the device.
It is followed by a description of the audio functions MIX, REPEAT, TA
and SCAN since their operation is identical for all audio sources.
The operation of the device menus is described starting on page 82.
Overview of the buttons

Many basic functions during the playback of music, such as forwarding
and reversing music, are performed using the rocker switch 3 (using
the four functions , , , and ), the OK button A or the six softkeys
7 to <.
Note:
These functions are not shown on the display!
The following table shows the functions that can be performed by
these buttons.
Selectable audio sources

What do you want to do? MP3/
Tuner CD CDC AUX
WMA
Forward – Hold pressed
No operation possible of Memphis

Reverse – Hold pressed
Title forward – Press short
Title reverse – Press short
Previous CD/folder – – Press short
Next CD/folder – – Press short
Scan track/station
Press OK for 2 s
(see also page 82)
Play radio station Press short – – –
Store radio station Press for 2 s – – –
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Overview of the functions MIX, RPT, and TA

The display of the active audio source can show up to six functions F
at the left and right edge of the display which you always operate us-
ing the same six softkeys 7 to < independent of the audio source.
The different settings of a function are selected by repeatedly pressing
the same softkey.
The following table shows which settings are available for the func-
tions MIX, REPEAT, and TA.
Selectable audio sources

Softkey next to the
audio function USB/SD/
Tuner CD MP3 CD CDC AUX
MMC
OFF OFF MEDIUM OFF
No operation possible of
MIX (random track play)
–
(see also page 81) FOLDER CD OFF FOLDER ALL CD
CD
Memphis
OFF OFF OFF OFF
RPT (repeat mode)
–
(see also page 82)
TRACK DIR TRACK DIR TRACK FOLDER CD
OFF
TA (traffic announcement)
(see also page 93)
ON
Switching random track play CD changer are played in

on/off (MIX) random order.
➔ Press the softkey 7 • "MIX FOLDER": Up to 99 MP3
(next to "MIX"). or WMA titles in the current
The random track mode is folder are played in random
briefly displayed. order.
• "MIX CD": All tracks on the • "MIX MEDIUM": All MP3 or
current audio CD are played WMA titles on the current
in random order. data carrier (CD, MMC/SD
card or USB medium) are
• "MIX ALL": All tracks on all played in random order.
CDs in the magazine of the
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• "MIX OFF": The random track The selected repeat mode is dis-
play is switched off. All ti- played on info line 2 H and indi-
tles are played in the order in cated by "RPT" at the side of the
which they are found on the display.
data carrier.
Scanning titles (Scan)
If you switched on random track
play, the selected random track You can scan all the titles of a
play mode is displayed on info data carrier. The scan time is
line 2 H and indicated by "MIX" selected in the settings menu
at the side of the display. ("Scan Time" menu item, see
page 120 and 121).
Switching Repeat title on/off ➔ Press and hold the OK button
(RPT) A for approx. two seconds.
➔ Press the softkey 8 All titles are scanned. The dis-
(next to "RPT"). play shows "SCAN" and the dis-
The repeat mode is briefly display of the active audio source.
played. To cancel the scan:
• "REPEAT TRACK": The cur- ➔ Press the OK button A.
rent track is repeated until
The playback of the current ti-
you quit repeat.
tle is continued.
• "REPEAT DIR": All titles in the
current folder are repeated
until you quit repeat. Buttons for menu
• "REPEAT CD": All tracks on operation
the CD are repeated until you The device features menus which
quit repeat. allow you to change the preset-
• "REPEAT OFF": The repeat tings or make a selection. The dis-
mode is switched off. How- play shows up to six menu items.
ever, the playback does not Each menu item is assigned to
stop with the last track. After one of the six softkeys 7 to <.
the last title in the last fold- The following buttons are re-
er, the playback is continued quired to operate the menus:
with the first title in the first
folder.
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• The MENU button ? calls up Example of a menu

the settings menu at any time. operation
• If a menu consists of sever-
The following example from the
al pages, you can consecutive-
settings menu (Changing the dis-
ly scroll them using the NEXT
play brightness) shows how to
button 6.
operate the menus in general.
• If "Tuner" is selected as the au-
dio source, the TUNER button Calling up a menu
2 calls up the "Tuner" menu. ➔ Press the MENU button ?.
• The softkeys 7 to < are used The settings menu is displayed.
to select the menu items that
Menu
are shown on the display next
to the corresponding button. Audio Settings Clock Settings
Display Settings Aux Settings
• In some menus, the rocker Volume Settings Various Settings
switch 3 is used to change the
setting of a menu item.
This setting is immediate- Selecting a menu item in the
ly effective and automatically settings menu
stored. ➔ Press the softkey 8 (next to
"Display Settings").
• You confirm the setting with
the OK button A and go back The "Display" menu appears.
one higher menu level. Display
• You also confirm the displayed Brightness SD Browser
setting with the ESC button @, Screen Saver USB Browser
but you are leaving the menu Turn On Text Angle
and return to the display of the
active audio source. ➔ Press the softkey 7 (next to
• If you do not press any button, "Brightness").
the display of the active audio The current settings for dis-
source automatically appears play brightness for "Night" and
after approx. 16 seconds. "Day" appear on the "Display"
menu. The "Night" menu item is
highlighted.
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Display
Night 08 Day 16
Since you can adjust the display

brightness separately for night
and day, you must switch be-
tween the menu items "Night"
and "Day".
➔ For this purpose, press the
rocker switch 3 for or until
the desired menu item is high-
lighted.
Changing and saving a setting
To change the display brightness:
➔ On the rocker switch 3, press
on or .
The setting takes effect imme-
diately (the display becomes
brighter or darker). The setting
is saved.
If you do not press another
button, the display of the ac-
tive audio source automatical-
ly appears after approx. 16 sec-
onds.
Exiting a menu item

➔ Press the OK button A to go
up one menu level.
➔ Or press the ESC button @
to exit the menu and return to
the display of the active audio
source.
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Operating the tuner
Operating the tuner

After selecting "Tuner" as the audio source, the tuner display appears
(see page 78). The playback starts immediately with the previously
played station if the vehicle is within the reception area of this station.
1 Radio Kiss 94.6 4 1 Radio Kiss 94.6 4

2 Radio Sun 96.2 5 2 Radio Sun 96.2 5
3 93.4 97.7 6 SRC 3 93.4 97.7 6
1 Radio Kiss 94.6 4 1 FMT 4 1 Radio Kiss 94.6 4

16:13
2 Radio Sun 96.2 5 92,8 5 2 Radio Sun 96.2 5
2
RADIO SUN MHz
3 93.4 97.7 6 3 6 3 93.4 97.7 6
1 Radio Kiss 94.6 4 1 Radio Kiss 94.6 4

2 Radio Sun 96.2 5 2 Radio Sun 96.2 5
3 93.4 97.7 6 3 93.4 97.7 6
Selecting the memory Note:

bank To automatically search for
The device features four memo- FM stations and store them in
ry banks (FM1, FM2, FM3, and the FMT memory bank (Travel-
FMT). You can store or call up six store), see page 90.
stations at every memory bank.
Manually searching for stations
To select the memory bank:
➔ While the tuner display ap-
➔ Press the NEXT button 6 pears, press on or on the
repeatedly until the desired rocker switch 3.
memory bank appears on the
level display E of the tuner The response of the tuner
display. depends upon the set-
tings in the menus "RDS"
(see page 90) and "Program
Searching for stations Type" (see page 92).
You can search for stations manu- • If you selected a specific pro-
ally or automatically. gram type (PTY, e.g. news,
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Operating the tuner
sports, classic, etc.) in the Automatically searching for

"Program Type" menu, the stations
tuner automatically searches ➔ While the tuner display ap-
the next station broadcast- pears, press on or on the
ing this program type in the rocker switch 3.
selected direction. For this
The tuner searches for the next
purpose, the station must
station in the current wave-
be broadcasting the corre-
band in the selected direction.
sponding PTY identification
The settings in the menus
as RDS service.
"Sensitivity" (see page 92) and
• If you activated the automat- "Program Type" (see page 92)
ic change to alternative fre- are incorporated.
quencies in the "RDS" menu,
the tuner searches for the As soon as a station is located,
same station on a different the seek tuning stops and the lo-
frequency. cated station is played. The sta-
tion name appears on the display
• If you selected the "PTY OFF" after a few seconds if the station
option in the "PROG TYP" provides this RDS information.
menu and deactivated the
automatic change to alterna- You can now store this station
tive frequencies in the "RDS" (see the next section) or restart
menu, you can manually ad- the automatic station seek tuning.
just the tuner in increments Note:
of 100 kHz. If you press and hold or on
As soon as a station has been lo- the rocker switch 3, the auto-
cated, it is played. The station matically seek tuning skips the
name appears on the display after stations found until you release
a few seconds if the station pro- the rocker switch again.
vides this RDS information.
You can now store this station
(see the next section) or restart
the manual station seek tuning.
86

Operating the tuner
Storing stations station is played back provided

that it can be received at the
After locating a station, you can
current vehicle position.
store it as follows:
➔ Select the desired memory ➔ Press the OK button A or the
bank (see page 85). ESC button @ or wait for
16 seconds.
➔ Press the softkey for approx.
two seconds to which you The tuner display shows sta-
want to assign the station. tion name, frequency and ra-
dio text of this station, provid-
The station is stored. A signal ed that the station broadcasts
tone confirms that the station RDS information.
has been stored. In addition, the memory loca-
The display briefly shows the tion of the radio station F is
assignment of the six memory highlighted.
locations of the current memo-
ry bank. The current station is Scanning all receivable
highlighted.
stations
Note: ➔ Select the waveband (FM, MW,
To automatically search for LW) whose receivable stations
FM stations and store them in you want to scan (see page 89).
the FMT memory bank (Travel-
➔ Press and hold the OK button
store), see page 90.
A for approx. two seconds.
The tuner searches for stations
Listening to stored in the current waveband. The
stations display shows "SCAN" every
➔ Select the desired memory two seconds.
bank (see page 85). As soon as the tuner has locat-
➔ Briefly press the softkey which ed a station, it is played and
is assigned to the station you the station name or the station
want to set up. frequency appears on the dis-
The display may briefly show play. The scan time can be set
the assignment of the six mem- as described on page 120 and
ory locations of the current 121 under "Scan Time".
memory bank. The current sta- After the frequency band has
tion is highlighted. The desired been completely searched
87

Operating the tuner
once, the search stops and the

station located last is played
back.
You can do the following at any
time:
• store the currently scanned
station (see page 87),
• cancel the scan by briefly press-
ing the OK button A.
Set the device to the region
Europe, USA or Thailand
The device is factory set to the
frequency ranges and station
technologies of the region in
which it was purchased. If this
setting is not correct, you can ad-
just the device as follows to the
different frequency ranges and
station technologies of Europe,
the United States or Thailand.
➔ Switch off the device.
➔ Hold the two softkeys 9 and
< pressed while switching on
the radio.
The "Area" menu opens.
➔ Press the softkey next to the
region in which you are using
the device.
➔ Press the OK button A.
88

Operating the tuner
Changing the tuner settings ("Tuner" menu)

The "Tuner" menu allows you to change the basic settings of the tuner.
To open the "Tuner" menu:
➔ Press the TUNER button 2.
The "Tuner" menu appears.
The "Tuner" menu consists of two pages which can be toggled with the
NEXT button 6.
TUNER
Band Tuner
FM LW Traffic Radio Text
MW Band RDS
Mono Travel Store Travel Store
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
Tuner PTY
0...2 Hicut 1 Program Type PTY OFF Info
Regional News Sport
1...6 Sensitivity 6 Affairs Educate
Changing the waveband (Band) •

: This waveband is not se-
The tuner can receive FM, AM, lected.
and LW. To switch between these You can now do the following in
wavebands: this waveband:
➔ In the "Tuner" menu, select the • Searching stations
"Band" menu item. (see page 85)
The "Band" menu appears. • Storing stations (see page 87)
➔ Select the desired band. • Calling up stored stations
• : This waveband is select- (see page 87)
ed. The previously played
station of this waveband is
played back.
89

Operating the tuner
Toggle between mono and stereo Allowing alternative frequencies

operation (Mono) (RDS)
If you selected the "FM" wave- The device can automatically
band, you can toggle between switch to an alternative frequency
mono and stereo operation. (AF) of the same station if the re-
➔ Press the softkey 9 in the ception becomes poor.
"Tuner" menu (next to "Mono"). ➔ Press the softkey ; in the
• : The mono operation is "Tuner" menu (next to "RDS").
activated. Weak, noisy sta- • : The device automatical-
tions are played back more ly adjusts the best receivable
clearly. frequency of the station, pro-
• : The stereo operation is vided that the station sup-
activated. You are listening in ports the "AF" RDS function.
stereo if the station broad- • : The device does not
casts in stereo. change the frequency.
Note: Searching FM stations automat-
If you switch on the device, this ically and storing them in the
setting is automatically set to FMT memory bank (Travelstore)
stereo operation. You can automatically store the
Switching the display of radio six FM stations offering the
text on/off (Radio Text) strongest reception in the region
in the FMT memory bank.
➔ Press the softkey < in the
"Tuner" menu (next to "Radio ➔ Press the softkey : in the
Text"). "Tuner" menu (next to "Travel-
store").
• : The radio text display is
switched on. Radio text is "Travelstore" appears on the
displayed on info line 3 I of display. The tuner automatical-
the tuner display, provided ly searches for the six strong-
that the station broadcasts est FM stations and stores
radio text. them in the FMT memory bank.
After the storing is completed,
• : The radio text display is the radio plays the station at
switched off. memory location 1 of the FMT
level.
90

Operating the tuner
Stations that were previous- Allowing/preventing automatic

ly stored in the FMT memory changing to other regional pro-
bank are automatically deleted. grammes (Regional)
Some stations divide their pro-
Activating/deactivating im-
grammes into regional pro-
proved reception (Hicut)
grammes with different contents
The Hicut function improves re- at certain times. You can use the
ception during poor radio recep- Regional function to prevent or
tion (for FM only). allow the device from switching
➔ Change to the second page of to alternative frequencies that
the "Tuner" menu by pressing are transmitting a different pro-
the NEXT button 6. gramme content.
➔ Press the softkey 7 in the ➔ Change to the second page of
"Tuner" menu (next to "Hicut") the "Tuner" menu by pressing
several times. the NEXT button 6.
• "1": The Hicut function is ➔ Press the softkey 8 in the
switched on and has a low "Tuner" menu (next to "Region-
response sensitivity. If the re- al").
ception is very poor, the in- • : The Regional function is
terference level is automati- switched on. The tuner does
cally decreased. not even switch to other
• "2": The Hicut function is regional programmes if the
switched on and has a high reception quality becomes
response sensitivity. If the re- poor.
ception is poor, the interfer- • : The Regional function
ence level is automatically is switched off. The tuner
decreased. switches to other regional
• "0": The Hicut function is programmes if the reception
switched off. of the current programme is
too poor.
91

Operating the tuner
Changing the seek tuning sensi- ➔ Scroll through the pages of

tivity (Sensitivity) the programme types with the
The seek tuning sensitivity deter- NEXT button 6.
mines whether the automatic ➔ Press the softkey next to the
station seek tuning locates only desired programme type.
strong stations or also weaker ➔ Next, start a station seek tun-
stations, which may be degraded ing (see page 85).
by a high noise level.
➔ Change to the second page of
the "Tuner" menu by pressing
the NEXT button 6.
➔ Press the softkey 9 in the
"Tuner" menu (next to "Sensi-
tivity") several times.
The seek tuning sensitivity can
be adjusted in six increments.
• "1": Low seek tuning sensitiv-
ity. During a station seek tun-
ing (see page 85), only local
strong stations are found.
• "6": High seek tuning sensi-
tivity. Poor, remote stations
are also found.
Restricting station seek tuning
to certain programme contents
(Program Type)
➔ Change to the second page of
the "Tuner" menu by pressing
the NEXT button 6.
➔ Press the softkey < in the
"Tuner" menu (next to "Pro-
gram Type").
92

Traffic announcements
Traffic announcements • A traffic information station

must be set or it must belong
(TA) to the same broadcasting net-
The device uses the RDS servic- work as the current station.
es TA and EON to play traffic an-
nouncements even if you are cur- Skipping a traffic
rently listening to another audio announcement
source. If you did not define a
To cancel a traffic announcement
traffic information station, the de-
without switching off the priority
vice can automatically switch to
of traffic announcements:
a traffic information station of
the same broadcasting network ➔ Press the softkey < (next to
for the duration of a traffic an- "TA EXIT").
nouncement. The current traffic announce-
ment is cancelled. The previ-
Receiving traffic ously active audio source is
announcements played again and the corre-
sponding display appears. If a
As soon as the device receives a traffic announcement is broad-
traffic announcement: cast again, the device automat-
• The traffic announcement is ically switches it through again.
switched through using the vol-
ume defined in the settings Permanently switching
menu (see page 115),
the priority of traffic
• The traffic information display announcements on/off
appears for the duration of the
traffic announcement. The TA symbol B appears on the
display if the priority of traffic an-
Traffic
nouncements is switched on and
TA OFF TA EXIT a traffic information station is set.
Radio Sun Info You have three options to switch
the priority of traffic announce-
For the device to switch through ments on or off:
traffic announcements:
• The priority of traffic an-
nouncements must be
switched on (see page 93),
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Traffic announcements
First option (traffic information ➔ Press the softkey 7 (next to

display) "Traffic").
➔ Press the softkey 7 (next to • : Traffic announcements
"TA OFF") during the traffic are automatically switched
announcement. through.
The current traffic announce- • : Traffic announcements
ment is cancelled. The previ- are not switched through.
ously active audio source is
played again and the corre-
sponding display appears. If a
traffic announcement is broad-
cast again, the device does not
automatically switch it through.
Second option (TA on the display
of the audio source)
➔ Ensure that the display of the
audio source is shown.
➔ Press the softkey 9
(next to "TA").
The status is briefly displayed.
• "Traffic Info On": Traffic an-
nouncements are automati-
cally switched through.
• "Traffic Info Off": Traffic
announcements are not
switched through.
Third option ("Traffic" in the
"Tuner" menu)
➔ Press the TUNER button 2.
The "Tuner" menu appears.
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Operating the integrated CD player
Operating the integrat- • Bit rate:

MP3: max. 320 kbit/s
ed CD player WMA: max. 768 kbit/s
The device can play the following • File extension: Must be ".MP3"
CD formats: or ".WMA"
• CD audio (some CDs with copy • ID3 tags: Version 1 or 2
protection cannot be played) • Max. 252 folders per CD with
• CD-R or CD-RW with MP3 or max. 999 MP3 files per fold-
WMA files (without DRM copy er (fewer in case of long file
protection only) names: approx. 700 at 20 char-
acters per file name)
Note:
The quality of self-burnt CDs • File names may not contain
fluctuates due to different CD an umlaut or special charac-
blanks, CD burner software, ter and may not be longer than
and burn speeds. For this rea- 32 characters.
son, it is possible that the • WMA files with DRM (Digit-
device cannot play some self- al Rights Management, copy
burnt CDs. protection/playback restric-
tion) cannot be played! WMA
If you cannot play a CD-R/CD-RW:
files with DRM offered by mu-
• Use blanks from a different sic providers for download via
manufacturer or a different the Internet cannot be played
colour, by the device. WMA files which
• Burn CD-Rs at a lower speed. you create yourself, e.g. from
CD audio files, can be played.
What features do MP3 or WMA
CDs have to have?
The device can only play and dis-
play MP3 or WMA CDs with the
following features:
• The CD-ROM may contain only
MP3 or only WMA files as well
as folders, but no other files
(including no CD audio files).
• CD format: ISO 9660 (Level 1
or 2) or Joliet
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Functions of the integrated CD player if an audio CD is inserted

After inserting an audio CD (see page 74) and selecting "CD" as the
audio source for the first time (see page 77), "CD Reading" appears
on the display. Next, the audio CD display appears (see also page 78).
The playback starts .
Mix Off Mix CD SRC CD Text On CD Text Off
CD
16:13
Repeat Repeat 02:19 Scroll On Scroll Off
Off Track TRACK 06 Mix CD
SONG: Bob Marley - No woman no cry
Traffic Info Off Traffic Info On
Menu item Abbr. Softkey Setting option See also

Random track play MIX 7 Switch-on (Mix CD) Page 81
Switch-off (Mix Off)
Repeat title RPT 8 Switch-on (Repeat Track) Page 82
Switch-off (Repeat Off)
Priority for traffic TA 9 Switch-on (Traffic Info On) Page 93
announcements Switch-off (Traffic Info Off)
Display CD text TXT < Switch-on (CD Text On) Page 97
Switch-off (CD Text Off)
Scrolling text SCL ; Switch-on (Scroll On) Page 97
Switch-off (Scroll Off)
96

Switching the CD text display • "Scroll Off": CD text is not

on/off (TXT) displayed as scrolling text. If
Some CDs support the display of the CD text does not fit on
text information about artist, al- info line 3 I of the display, it
bum, track, etc. appears incomplete.
To switch the display of CD text
on/off:
➔ Press the softkey <
(next to "TXT").
The CD text status is briefly
displayed.
• "CD Text On": The CD text is
displayed on info line 3 I.
• "CD Text Off": The CD text is
not displayed.
Switching the scrolling text for
CD text on/off (SCL)
The device can display CD text
statically or as scrolling text
(Scroll). To change the display of
CD text:
➔ Press the softkey ;
(next to "SCL").
The CD text display status is
briefly displayed.
• "Scroll On": CD text is dis-
played as scrolling text, pro-
vided that the CD supports
CD text, the display of CD
text is switched on (see the
previous section), and the
CD text does not fit on info
line 3 I of the display.
97

Operating the MP3/WMA player

After inserting a medium with MP3 or WMA files (CD, MMC/SD card,
or USB medium) (see pages 74 and 75) and selecting them as audio
source for the first time (see page 77), "CD/MMC/USB Reading" ap-
pears on the display. Next, the MP3 display appears (see page 79).
The playback starts.
SRC y
Mix Off MIX Mix CD / ARTIST: Bob Marley SONG: No woman no cry
FOLDER MEDIUM MMC
16:13
USB
16:13
MP3
16:13
Repeat Repeat REPEAT 02:19
Off DIR Track Bob Marley Mix All
Scroll On Scroll Off
y
Traffic Info Off Traffic Info On FILE: Bob Marley - No woman no cry
Menu item Abbr. Softkey Setting option See

Random track MIX 7 Playing files of the folder (Mix FOLDER) or Page
play data carrier (Mix CD or Mix MEDIUM) in 81
random order
Repeat title RPT 8 Repeating the current file (Repeat Track) or Page
files of the folder (REPEAT DIR) 82
Priority for TA 9 Switch-on (Traffic Info On) Page
traffic an- Switch-off (Traffic Info Off) 93
nouncements
Showing infos ALL < All available information for the current title Page
scrolls once on info line 3 I 99
Scrolling text SCL ; Switch-on (Scroll On) Page
Switch-off (Scroll Off) 99
Selecting info INF : Switching between DIR, SONG, ARTIST, Page

ALBUM, and FILE 99
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Showing all the information of Selecting the title information to

the current title (ALL) be displayed (INF)
To show all the available infor- The device can display the
mation about the current title following title information on
(e.g. from ID3 tags) on the dis- info line 3 I:
play: • Either information from embed-
➔ Press the softkey < ded data or ID3 tags (artist,
(next to "ALL"). title, album, genre, year), if
All available information for the available
current title scrolls once on • Or file and folder name.
info line 3 I. To select the title information to
be displayed:
Switching scrolling text on/off
(SCL) ➔ Press the softkey : repeatedly
(next to "INF").
The device can display the title
information selected in the "INF" The type of information to be
menu item (see next section), displayed is shown:
either statically or as scrolling text. • "DIR": Name of the folder in
To toggle between static display which the currently playing
and scrolling text: file is located
➔ Press the softkey ; • "SONG": Name of the cur-
(next to "SCL"). rent title
• If the scrolling text display is • "ARTIST": Name of artist
switched on, the text scrolls • "ALBUM": Name of album
without interruption from • "FILE": File name of current
right to left on info line 3 I. title
• If the scrolling text display is
switched off, no more than
the first 32 characters are
displayed on the info line 3
I.
99

Selecting a title from a list (Browser mode/playlist)

During the MP3 or WMA playback, you can always switch between the
following modes using the NEXT button 6:
• MP3 display (left part of the figure),
• Browser mode (center part of the figure),
• Playlist mode (right part of the figure).
Note:
The device can play playlists that were created with an MP3 manag-
er, such as WinAmp or Microsoft Media Player. These playlists must
be present in the format M3U, PLS or RMP and stored in the root
directory of the data carrier!
NEXT NEXT NEXT

BROWSE BROWSE
Bob Marley - No woman PL list.m3u
Bob Marley - Redemptio PL list2.m3u
Bob Marley - I shot the S PL list3.m3u
Bob Marley - Buffallo Sol PL list4.m3u
MP3
16:13
Bob Marley 02:19 OK OK
SONG: Bob Marley - I shot the sherrif

BROWSE BROWSE
Rock Annie Lennox - Walking
Ska Eurythmics - Sweet Dream
NEXT Reggae Jaffa - Elevator
Hip Hop The Police - Roxanne
The browser mode or the playlist Note:

shows: The files are not played in al-
• The currently playing file at the phabetical order, but in the or-
top, der in which they were physi-
• the next three files to be cally stored on the data carrier.
played below it, This order is also displayed in
the browser mode.
• two arrowheads that are high-
lighted if you can scroll in the
corresponding direction.
100

In the browser mode and the

playlist mode, you can select files
or folders from the list as follows:
or to scroll up or down.
to change up to a higher-level
folder.
or press the OK button A to
change up into a subfolder.
or press the OK button A to
play a selected file.
101

Operating the optional CD changer

After inserting at least one CD in the CD changer magazine and select-
ing "CDC" as the audio source for the first time (see page 77), "Mag-
azine Scan" briefly appears on the display. The CD overview appears
next. The playback starts.
You can toggle between the CD overview (top part of the figure) and
the CD changer display (center part of the figure) by using the NEXT
button 6.
CDC CDC
16:13 16:13
SRC ALICIAK DISC 04 DISC 06 DISC 09
MADONNA DISC 05 DISC 07 DISC 10
BOBMARL Next DISC 08 Previous
NEXT NEXT CDC

Edit CD Name Clear CD Name
Mix Off MIX ALL Mix CD Clear ALL Names
Press Key for more then 2 Sec
CDC
16:13
Repeat Repeat Repeat 02:19
Off CD Track Track 05 Mix All
DISC 01 ALICIAK
Traffic Info Off Traffic Info On
Menu item Abbr. Softkey Setting option See

Random MIX 7 Playing all the titles of the CD (Mix CD) or Page
track play the magazine (Mix ALL) in random order 81
Repeat title RPT 8 Repeating the current title (Repeat Track) or Page
the current CD (Repeat CD) 82
Priority for TA 9 Switch-on (Traffic Info On) Page
traffic an- Switch-off (Traffic Info Off) 93
nouncements
Editing CD CDN < Entering, changing, deleting names for CDs Page
names located in the changer magazine 103
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Selecting a CD from the CD Changing the name of a CD in

magazine (CD overview) the magazine of the CD chang-
The CD overview shows: er (CDN)
• either the CD number You can assign a name to eve-
(e.g. "DISC 01") ry CD located in the CD changer.
• or the name of the CD (you can The name can have up to seven
enter it as described in the fol- characters.
lowing section) ➔ Select the CD to which you
• or an empty position if the cor- want to assign a name in the
responding position of the CD overview as described in
magazine is without a CD. the preceding section.
➔ If necessary, press the NEXT ➔ Press the NEXT button 6 to
button 6 to display the CD show the CD changer display.
overview. ➔ Press the softkey <
➔ Press the softkey located next (next to "CDN").
to the number or next to the ➔ Press the softkey 7
name of the desired CD. (next to "Edit CD Name").
"Loading CD" appears brief- The text input appears. The
ly on the display. The playback first character of the name is
starts next with the first track highlighted.
of the CD. ➔ On the rocker switch 3, re-
Note: peatedly press or to change
If there are more than five the highlighted character.
CDs in the magazine of your ➔ On the rocker switch 3,
CD changer, press softkey :, press to change to the next
which is also located next to character.
the menu items "Next" and ➔ Press the OK button A to fin-
"Previous", to toggle between ish the text input and to store
the display of the first and last the name entered.
five CDs.
Note:
To quit the text input without
changing the name, press the
ESC button @.
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Changing basic settings in the settings menu
To delete the name of the cur- To delete the names of all the
rent CD: CDs located in the magazine of
➔ Press and hold the softkey < the CD changer:
(next to "Clear CD Name") for ➔ Press and hold the softkey ;
longer than two seconds. (next to "Clear All Names") for
"Clearing" briefly appears on longer than two seconds.
the display. "Clearing" briefly appears on
the display.

The settings menu allows you to adjust basic device functions, such as
sound, power-on volume or display brightness, to your specific needs.
To open the settings menu:
➔ Press the MENU button ?. The settings menu appears.
Audio Clock
Treble 0 Bass +2 Time Setting Auto Sync
Balance 0 Digital Equaliser MENU Off Clock 24 h Mode
Fader 0 Subout
Display Menu Aux

Brightness SD Browser Audio Settings Clock Settings Auxiliary 2 Auxiliary 1
Screen Saver USB Browser Display Settings Aux Settings Edit Auxiliary 2 Edit Auxiliary 1
Turn On Text Angle Volume Settings Various Settings
Volume Various
Traffic Volume 25 On Volume 10 Turn On Text Norm Set
Phone Volume 25 Last Volume Internal Amp Scan Time
Beep Volume 03 Serial Number
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Adjusting sound and balance (Audio Settings)

The "Audio Settings" menu provides extensive possibilities for adjust-
ing the sound to your specific needs.
➔ Press the softkey 7 (next to "Audio Settings").
The "Audio Settings" menu appears.
Treble Bass
+2 Audio Settings +2
7 7 7 7
Balance Audio DEQ
0 Treble +2 Bass +2 User Equalizer

Balance 0 Digital Equaiizer Presets X-Bass
Fader 0 Subout Auto Sound Off
Fader Subout
0 0
32 Hz
Changing treble or bass Changing the volume distribu-

(Treble/Bass) tion (Balance/Fader)
➔ Press the softkey 7 (next to The balance controls the volume
"Treble") or the softkey < distribution between left and
(next to "Bass"). right, the fader between front and
The corresponding sound con- rear.
trol is displayed. ➔ Press the softkey 8 (next to
➔ On the rocker switch 3, "Balance") or softkey 9
press or to increase treble (next to "Fader").
or bass. The volume distribution is dis-
➔ On the rocker switch 3, played.
press or to decrease treble ➔ On the rocker switch 3, press
or bass. on the desired direction.
The volume distribution chang-
es. The display shows the new
volume distribution.
105

Changing the equalizer setting (Digital Equalizer)

Your device features a digital 6-band equalizer. On the "Digital Equal-
izer" menu, you can adjust the sound to your vehicle and your specific
needs and eliminate problems, such as droning or poor voice compre-
hension.
➔ Press the softkey 7 (next to "Audio Settings"). The "Audio Settings"
menu appears.
➔ Press the softkey ; (next to "Digital Equalizer").
User EQ
User EQ 1 Adjust
User EQ 2 Digital Equalizer
User EQ 3 User EQ Off
Presets DEQ X-BASS

Vocal Jazz User Equalizer 4
Disco Classic Presets X-Bass
Rock P-EQ Off Auto Sound Off 63 Hz
DEQ
AUTO SND OFF
Calling up a user-defined equaliz- •: The corresponding user-

er setting (User Equalizer) defined equalizer setting is
In the "User Equalizer" menu, you selected. The sound changes
can create, store and call up to accordingly.
three user-defined equalizer set- • : The corresponding user-
tings ("User EQ 1 to 3"). defined equalizer setting is
➔ Press the softkey 7 (next to not selected.
"User Equalizer"). ➔ Press the softkey : (next to
The "User EQ" menu appears. "User EQ Off") to switch off
the equalizer.
➔ Press one of the three softkeys
7 to 9 (next to "User EQ 1",
"User EQ 2" or "User EQ 3").
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Creating/changing a user-defined equalizer setting (Adjust)

You can adjust the three different user-defined equalizer settings to
different situations, e.g. for the driver alone, for driver and passenger
or for passengers in the front and the rear.
➔ Select the user-defined equalizer setting which you want to create/
change as described in the preceding section.
➔ Press the softkey < (next to "Adjust"). The "User EQ 1/2/3" menu
opens.
Microphone? Adjust User EQ 1

Place Micro 1 EQ Low 1 EQ High 2
EQ Low 2 EQ High 3
EQ High 1 EQ High 4
User EQ 1
Automatic Manual
Automatic: • The temperature inside the

You can automatically create one vehicle must be below 55 °C.
of the three equalizer settings us- • All the loudspeakers must be
ing a measurement microphone connected. The sound radi-
(available as an accessory). ating from the loudspeakers
Before starting, ensure the fol- must not be obstructed by any
lowing: objects.
• The measurement microphone ➔ Position the measurement
must be connected before in- microphone
stalling the device as described • for the driver only – 10 cm
in the installation instructions next to the right ear of the
of the measurement micro- driver,
phone. • for driver and passenger
• There must be true silence – exactly between both at
during the measurement since the head level,
external noise falsify the meas- • for passengers in the front
urement. For this reason, close and rear – at the head level
all windows, doors, and the in the center of the vehicle.
sliding sunroof. Switch off the
engine, but leave the ignition
switched on.
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➔ Ensure that all passengers in Manual:

the vehicle are sitting and re- As an alternative, you can
maining quiet. manually create the equalizer
➔ Change to the "User Equaliz- setting without measurement
er" menu and call up one of the microphone. In each of the six
user-defined equalizer settings frequency bands, you can select
("User EQ 1 to 3") as described one specific individual centre
in the preceding section. frequency and finely adjust its
➔ Open the "User EQ 1/2/3" level and quality factor Q.
menu as described on page ➔ Insert a CD with which you are
107. very familiar.
➔ Press the softkey 7 (next to ➔ Adjust bass, treble, balance,
"Automatic") and follow the in- and fader to zero.
structions on the display. ➔ Open the "User EQ 1/2/3"
After a 5-second countdown, menu as described on page
you hear the teat noise and the 107.
display intermittently shows ➔ Press the softkey <
"Silence Please" and "Adjust- (next to "Manual").
ing".
➔ First, select a frequency band
The automatic equalizer setting to be changed. First, change
finishes successfully if the dis- the centre, then the treble, fol-
play shows "Adjustment OK". lowed by the bass.
The equalizer setting is saved. • "EQ Low 1" to "2": To change
Any previously stored setting the bass (20 to 250 Hz).
under this equalizer setting is
overwritten. The new setting • "EQ High 1" to "4": To change
can now be called up under the the centre or treble (320 to
corresponding equalizer set- 20,000 Hz).
ting ("User EQ 1 to 3"). The frequency spectrum is dis-
played. if you already changed
the level in another frequency
band, this change is visible in
the frequency spectrum.
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The current centre frequency ➔ Select the desired quality fac-

(Hz) is highlighted. tor Q by pressing on or on
the rocker switch 3.
EQ 1 • "Q1": Low edge steepness,
2000Hz -8dB Q1 High 4 wide filter bandwidth
• "Q2": Medium edge steep-
ness and filter bandwidth
• "Q3": High edge steepness,
➔ Select the centre frequency to narrow filter bandwidth
be changed by pressing on or The change is displayed in
on the rocker switch 3. the frequency spectrum. The
In the two frequency bands "EQ sound changes accordingly.
Low 1" and "2", you can select
➔ Press the OK button A.
one centre frequency each from
20 to 250 Hz. Your user-defined equalizer set-
In the four frequency bands ting is saved.
"EQ High 1" to "4", you can se-
lect one centre frequency each Which equalizer setting is the
from 320 to 20,000 Hz. correct one?
Measure
➔ On the rocker switch 3,
Sound impres- Centre Level (dB)
press . sion or problem frequen-
The level display (dB) is high- cy (Hz)
lighted. Unclean bass, 125–400 approx. –4
droning, unpleas-
➔ Select the level of the previ- ant pressure
ously set centre frequency by Very transparent, 1000– approx.
pressing on or on the rock- aggressive sound, 2500 –4 to –6
er switch 3. no stereo effect
The level change is displayed Muffled sound, 8000– approx.
low transparency, 12500 +4 to +6
in the frequency spectrum. The instruments do
sound changes accordingly. not excel
➔ On the rocker switch 3, Insufficient bass 50–100 approx.
+4 to +6
press .
The quality factor Q is high-
lighted.
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Selecting a sound preset ➔ On the rocker switch 3, press

(Presets) or to raise the volume in-
This menu item allows you to se- crease.
lect one of the following sound ➔ On the rocker switch 3, press
presets: Vocal, Disco, Rock, Jazz, or to lower the volume in-
or Classic. crease.
➔ Press the softkey located next Setting the bass increase
to the desired sound preset. (X-Bass)
• : The sound preset is se- X-bass is a bass increase at low
lected. volume. This bass increase can be
• : The sound preset is not set in increments from 0 (no in-
selected. crease) to 6 (maximum increase)
for the following frequencies: 32 Hz,
Setting the speed-dependent
40 Hz, 50 Hz, 63 Hz, or 80 Hz.
volume increase (Auto Sound)
➔ Press the softkey ;
When you are driving faster, the
(next to "X-Bass").
device can automatically increase
the volume to compensate for the The individual frequencies are
driving noise. In order for this to displayed as bars and the bass
work, the speedometer signal increase as bar segment.
must be connected as described ➔ On the rocker switch 3, press
in the installation instructions. or to select the desired fre-
You can adjust this volume in- quency.
crease from 0 (no increase) to 5 ➔ On the rocker switch 3, press
(maximum increase). or to set the desired bass
➔ Press the softkey 9 (next to increase.
"Auto Sound").
Switching off the equalizer
The "Auto Sound" menu appears.
➔ Press the softkey : in the
Note: "Digital Equalizer" menu
If no increase is set, the display (next to "Off").
shows "AUTO SND OFF".
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Configuring the preamplifier out-

put for the subwoofer (Subout)
If you want to use an additional
subwoofer, it can be adjusted to
the other loudspeakers.
You can adjust the level of the
Subout preamplifier output in
13 increments from –6 dB (maxi-
mum decrease) to +6 dB (maxi-
mum increase) for one of the
following cut-off frequencies:
s80 Hz, 120 Hz, or 160 Hz.
➔ Press the softkey : in the
"Audio Settings" menu (next to
"Subout").
The "Subout" menu appears.
press or to select the de-
sired cut-off frequency.
press or to set the desired
level of the preamplifier out-
put.
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Changing display settings (Display Settings)

In the "Display Settings" menu, you can adjust the display brightness
and the display contrast, among other things.
➔ Press the softkey 8 (next to "Display Settings").
The "Display" menu appears.
Display MMC
SD
Night 08 Day 16 Display Settings Rock
Ska
DCIM
Hip Hop
Display
USB
Brightness SD Browser Rock
Screen Saver USB Browser Ska
Turn On Text Angle DCIM
Hip Hop
Angle
ANGLE +6
Changing the brightness of the Press any button to deac-

display for day/night (Brightness) tivate the screen saver and
See page 83. show the display of the ac-
tive audio source again.
Activating/deactivating the • : The screen saver cannot
screen saver (Screen Saver) be called up.
The screen saver can be called up
only if you activate the display of Switching the welcome text
the screen saver here. on/off (Turn On Text)
➔ Press the softkey 8 (next to After switch-on, the display
"Screen Saver"). shows a brief animation. A wel-
come text can be shown next.
• : You can call up the
This text is factory set to "The
screen saver instead of the
advantage in your car!"
display of the audio source
by pressing the ESC but-
ton @.
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➔ Press the softkey 9 (next to Animations consist of

"Turn On Text"). max. 20 BMP files that are auto-
• : The welcome text is matically displayed in succession
shown after switch-on. just like single frames of a mov-
ie. All BMP files of an animation
• : The welcome text is not must be stored in a separate fold-
shown.
er. No other files may be stored in
To change the welcome text, see this folder!
"Changing the welcome text (Turn
The images must be available as
On Text)" on page 120.
a file on an MMC/SD card or USB
Changing images and animations medium. The MMC/SD card must
(SD Browser/USB Browser) be inserted or the USB medium
must be connected.
You can replace the following fac-
tory installed images and anima- ➔ Press the softkey < (next to
tions with your own: "SD Browser") if the images
are available on an MMC/SD
• the wallpaper which appears
card.
when "AUX" is selected as au-
Press the softkey ; (next to
dio source (the image is set to
"USB Browser") if the imag-
a connector at the factory),
es are available on a USB me-
• the screen saver, dium.
• the wallpaper which appears The file browser opens.
if the radio is switched off and
the vehicle ignition is switched You can select a BMP file or a
on, and also the "Off Clock" folder from the list as follows:
menu item in the "Clock Set- ➔ On the rocker switch 3,
tings" menu as described on press or to scroll up or
page 117. The image is set to down.
an analogue clock at the fac- ➔ On the rocker switch 3,
tory. press to change up to a
For your images and animations higher-level folder.
to be displayed, they must be cre- ➔ On the rocker switch 3,
ated using the BMP file format. press to change down to a
For the images to be displayed subfolder.
without distortion, they should
➔ Press the OK button A to
ideally have 270 x 96 pixels.
select the selected file or the
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selected folder with the BMP ➔ Press the softkey : (next to

files of the animation. "Angle").
The "Picture Download" menu The "Angle" menu opens and
appears. the current display contrast is
➔ Press the softkey next to the shown.
image or the animation to be ➔ On the rocker switch 3,
replaced. press or to increase the
• "Clock" replaces the wallpa- display contrast.
per which appears if the ra- ➔ On the rocker switch 3,
dio is switched off and the press or to decrease the
vehicle ignition is switched display contrast.
on, You can adjust the display con-
• "Minimal Mode" replaces the trast in 13 increments from
screen saver, –6 to +6.
• "Aux" replaces the wallpaper
which appears if "AUX" is se-
lected as audio source.
A progress bar illustrates the
transfer of the file. As soon as
the file has been transferred,
the display of the active au-
dio source appears. Your image
or animation now replaces the
factory setting.
Adjusting the display viewing

angle (Angle)
The angle at which the driver
looks at the display is depend-
ent upon, among other things,
the installation position of the de-
vice, the seating position, and the
physical size of the driver. You
can adjust the display contrast to
your viewing angle as follows.
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Changing volume presettings (Volume Settings)

In the "Volume Settings" menu, select the volume presettings for traf-
fic announcements, the telephone, the signal tones, etc.
➔ Press the softkey 9 (next to "Volume Settings").
The "Volume Settings" menu appears. The volume presettings are
displayed as two-digit numbers. One of the two menu items "On Vol-
ume" or "Last Volume" is highlighted.
Traf Volume On Volume

15 10
Volume Settings
Phone Volume Volume Last Volume

25 Traffic Volume 15 On Volume 10
Phone Volume 25 Last Volume
Last Volume active
Beep Volume 03
Beep Volume
03
Changing the volume presetting If a traffic announcement is

of traffic announcements (Traffic broadcast, the device automat-
Volume) ically puts it through at this
If the device puts a traffic an- volume. During the traffic an-
nouncement through, you hear it nouncement, you can always
at the preset volume. change the volume by means of
the volume control 5.
➔ Press the softkey 7 (next to
"Traffic Volume"). Changing the volume presetting
The volume presetting for traf- of the telephone (Phone Volume)
fic announcements appears. If the device puts a phone call
➔ Adjust the desired volume through, it always starts at the pre-
using the volume control 5 set volume.
or the rocker switch 3 (incre- ➔ Press the softkey 8 (next to
ments 1 to 50). "Phone Volume").
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The volume presetting for "On Volume" menu item must be

phone calls appears. highlighted.
➔ Adjust the desired volume us- ➔ Press the softkey < (next to
ing the volume control 5 or "On Volume").
the rocker switch 3 (incre- The presetting for the power-
ments 1 to 50). on volume appears.
During the phone call, you can ➔ Adjust the desired volume
always change the volume by using the volume control 5
means of the volume control 5. or the rocker switch 3 (incre-
Changing the volume presetting ments 1 to 50).
of the signal tone (Beep Volume) If you open the "Volume Set-
If a signal tone sounds, you al- tings" menu again, the "On Vol-
ways hear it at the preset volume. ume" menu item is highlighted.
➔ Press the softkey 9 (next to Restoring the volume at switch-
"Beep Volume"). on (Last Volume)
The volume presetting for the You can configure the device so
signal tone appears. that the playback after switch-on
➔ Adjust the desired volume always starts with the previously
using the volume control 5 selected volume. For this pur-
or the rocker switch 3 (incre- pose, the "Last Volume" menu
ments 0 to 6). item must be highlighted.
You hear a signal tone at the se- ➔ Press the softkey ; (next to
lected volume. "Last Volume").
➔ If you do not want to hear any "Last Volume active" briefly
signal tones, set the volume to appears on the display. If you
zero. open the "Volume Settings"
menu again, the "Last Volume"
"BEEP OFF" appears on the dis- menu item is highlighted.
play.
Changing the presetting of the

power-on volume (On Volume)
You can configure the device so
that the playback after switch-
on always starts with the volume
set here. For this purpose, the
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Changing clock settings (Clock Settings)

In the "Clock Settings" menu, you can set the clock of the device as
well as change the display options of the clock.
➔ Press the softkey < (next to "Clock Settings").
The "Clock" menu appears.
Time Set
0 0 : 0 0 Clock Settings
Hours : Minutes
Clock
Time Setting Auto Sync

Off Clock 24 h Mode
Setting the time (Time Setting) Note:

➔ Press the softkey 7 (next to To quit the input without
"Time Setting"). changing the time, press the
The currently set time appears. ESC button @.
The hours are highlighted. Switching the time display on/
➔ On the rocker switch 3, off with switched-off device
press or to change the (Off Clock)
hours. The time can be displayed while
➔ On the rocker switch 3, the device is switched off, if the
press to change to the min- vehicle ignition is switched on. To
utes. switch this time display on/off:
➔ On the rocker switch 3, ➔ Press the softkey 8 (next to
press or to change the min- "Off Clock").
utes. • : The time display is
➔ Press the OK button A to fin- switched on.
ish the input and to save the • : The time display is
time. switched off.
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Switching the RDS synchro- Switching the 24-hour time dis-

nisation of the clock on/off play on/off (24 h Mode)
(Auto Sync) The time can be displayed using
The clock can automatically be the 12-hour or 24-hour format.
synchronised with the RDS time To switch between these two for-
signal, provided that a station is mats:
set that broadcasts this RDS time ➔ Press the softkey ; (next to
signal. "24 h Mode").
➔ Press the softkey < (next to • : The 24-hour format is
"Auto Sync"). switched on.
• : The synchronisation is • : The 12-hour format
switched on. (AM/PM) is switched on.
• : The synchronisation is
switched off.
Configuring audio inputs (Aux Settings)

Up to two external audio source, such as MiniDisc player or external
MP3 player, can be connected to the audio inputs "Auxiliary 1" and
"Auxiliary 2". If you are connecting a CD changer, it occupies audio in-
put "Auxiliary 1" and you can also connect "Auxiliary 2".
The audio sources "Auxiliary 1" and "Auxiliary 2" cannot be operated
using the Memphis. Only the volume can be changed.
➔ Press the softkey ; (next to "Aux Settings").
The "Aux" menu appears. The audio input "Auxiliary 1" is displayed
only if no CD changer is connected.
Aux Settings
AUX Aux AUX
AUXILIARY 2 Auxiliary 2 Auxiliary 1 AUXILIARY 1

Edit Auxiliary 2 Edit Auxiliary 1
Auxiliary 2 Name Source Edit Auxiliary 1 Name Source Edit
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Activating/deactivating audio ➔ On the rocker switch 3,

inputs (Auxiliary 1/2) press to change to the next
Audio inputs, to which you are character. The name can have
connecting external audio sourc- up to 16 characters.
es, must be activated as follows. ➔ Press the OK button A to fin-
➔ Press the softkey < (next to ish the text input and to store
"Auxiliary 1") and/or the soft- the name entered.
key 7 (next to "Auxiliary 2"). Note:
The status of the audio input is To quit the text input without
displayed: changing the name, press the
• : The corresponding audio ESC button @.
input is activated and can be
selected as audio source
using the SRC Taste B.
• : The corresponding audio
input is deactivated. It can-
not even be selected as
audio source if an external
audio source is connected.
Renaming audio inputs
(Edit Auxiliary 1/2)
If you select an audio input as
audio source, "Auxiliary 1" or
"Auxiliary 2" appears on the dis-
play. To change this name:
➔ Press the softkey ; (next to
"Edit Auxiliary 1") and/or the
softkey 8 (next to "Edit Auxil-
iary 2").
The text input appears. The
first character of the name is
highlighted.
➔ On the rocker switch 3, re-
peatedly press or to change
the highlighted character.
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Changing special settings (Various Settings)

In the "Various Settings" menu, you can change the scan time for the
scan function and the welcome text.
➔ Press the softkey : located next to the "Various Settings" menu
item.
The "Various Settings" menu appears.
Various Menu Norm Set

THE ADVANT AGE I N
Start Normset ?
YOUR CAR ! Various Settings
Turn On Text Press softkey 4 for 2 sec to confirm
Various Various Menu

Turn On Text Norm Set SCAN TIME 10 Sec
Internal Amp Scan Time
Serial Number Scan time settings
Various Menu
BP481530000002
SERIAL NUMBER OF RADIO
Changing the welcome text ➔ On the rocker switch 3, press

(Turn On Text) to change to the next charac-
When you switch on the device, a ter. The welcome text can have
welcome text appears. This text up to 35 characters.
is factory set to "The advantage in ➔ Press the OK button A to fin-
your car!" To change this text: ish the text input and to store
➔ Press the softkey 7 (next to the welcome text entered.
"Turn On Text"). Note:
The text input appears. The To quit the text input without
first character of the welcome changing the welcome text,
text is highlighted. press the ESC button @.
➔ On the rocker switch 3, re-
peatedly press or to change
the highlighted character.
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Switching the internal amplifier • : The internal amplifier is

on/off (Internal Amp) switched off. Loudspeakers
If you connected the device to an connected to the device al-
external power amplifier via the ways remain mute. The loud-
preamplifier outputs (Preamp), speakers must be connected
you can switch off the internal to the external amplifier.
amplifier of the device as follows:
Resetting the device to factory
settings (Norm Set)
CAUTION!
➔ Press the softkey < (next to
No sound with switched- "Norm Set").
off internal amplifier! The "Norm Set" menu appears.
If you switch off the internal am- ➔ Press and hold the softkey <
plifier, you do not hear a sound for approx. two seconds.
from the loudspeakers connected
to the device! "NORMSET ON" briefly appears
on the display. The device is re-
➔ Switch off the internal amplifi- set to the factory settings. Im-
er only if you connected an ex- ages and animations, which
ternal power amplifier to the you transferred to the device,
preamplifier outputs (Preamp) are deleted.
of the device and you connect-
ed your loudspeakers to this Note:
power amplifier: To exit the "Norm Set" menu
without resetting the device to
➔ Press the softkey 8 (next to the factory settings, press the
"Internal Amp"). OK button A or the ESC but-
The status of the internal am- ton @.
plifier is displayed:
Changing the scan time
• : The internal amplifier (Scan Time)
is switched on. Loudspeak-
ers connected to the device ➔ Press the softkey ; (next to
play back the selected audio "Scan Time").
source. The current scan time is dis-
played.
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Error table
➔ On the rocker switch 3, Displaying the serial number

repeatedly press or to (Serial Number)
increase the scan time. Every device has a separate serial
➔ On the rocker switch 3, number. To display this number:
repeatedly press or to ➔ Press the softkey : (next to
decrease the scan time. "Serial Number").
You can adjust scan times in in- The serial number is displayed.
crements of 5 seconds form 5 to
30 seconds.
Error table
If the device does not function properly, switch the device off and on
again.
If problems still persist, you can easily correct the following problems.
Problem Possible cause Possible remedy

The menus do not appear The device is not set to Set the device to your
as shown in these instruc- your region. region as described on
tions. page 88.
The tuner cannot be adjust-
ed to the frequencies listed
in the technical data.
The display shows informa- The demo mode is acti- Press and hold the MENU
tion about the device. vated. button ? for four seconds.
The device is always silent, The internal amplifier is Switch on the internal
even though it is correctly switched off. amplifier as described on
connected. page 121.
If problems still persist, please contact an authorised workshop or the

Blaupunkt customer service (see the last page).
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Specifications
Specifications
Weight approx. 1.5 kg
Voltage supply
Operating voltage: 10.5–14.4 V
Current consumption
In operation: max. 10 A
10 seconds after switch-off: < 3.5 mA
Amplifier output power acc. to DIN 45324:
at 14.4 V: 4 x 25 W sine
max. power: 4 x 45 W at 14.4 V
Preamplifier output (Preamp Out)
4 channels: 3V
Input sensitivity
AUX inputs: 2 V / 6 kΩ
Telephone input: 10 V / 1 kΩ
Tuner
FM waveband: 87.5–108 MHz
AM waveband: 531–1602 kHz
LW waveband: 153–279 kHz
FM frequency response: 35–16,000 Hz
CD player
Frequency response: 20–20,000 Hz
Subject to technical changes!
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Glossary
Glossary Quality factor Q

It determines the filter quality of
AF – Alternative frequency the equalizer, i.e. the edge steep-
The range of FM stations is lim- ness and filter bandwidth, de-
ited. For this reason, FM pro- pendent upon the characteristic
grammes are distributed to dif- frequency.
ferent frequencies. The AF RDS ID3 tags
service sends these frequencies
to the tuner. If the reception de- ID3 tags contain additional infor-
teriorates because the vehicle mation for MP3 files (e.g. artist,
leaves the reception area of a fre- title, album, genre, year).
quency, the tuner can automati- Mass storage device
cally change to the best receiva- Format for storage media that can
ble frequency. permanently store large amounts
DEQmaxEx – Digital paramet- of data, such as USB removable
ric equalizer with variable filter storage devices (USB stick or
quality USB hard disk).
This function allows for a maxi- MMC/SD card (Multimedia Card/
mum of exact frequency optimisa- Secure Digital Card)
tion, so that the sound spectrum MMC/SD cards are memory card
can be adjusted to the vehicle or formats that can be inserted in
your individual taste. card slot D of the device. The de-
EON – Enhanced Other Network vice can play MP3 and WMA files
In case of a traffic announcement stored on the memory cards.
(TA), the device switches from MP3, WMA
a non-traffic information station MP3 and WMA are audio data for-
to a traffic information station of mats that allow for high compres-
the same broadcasting network sion with little loss in quality.
(e.g. from NDR 3 to NDR 2).
After the traffic announcement, Playlist
the system switches back to the Playback list for MP3 or WMA
previously heard programme. files In playlists, you determine
the order in which certain titles
should be played.
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Glossary
They are created with an MP3 Root directory

manager, such as WinAmp or Win-
Main directory of a data carrier.
dows Media Player.
The root directory contains all
PTY – Program Type other directories.
The device searches only for sta- Subwoofer, Subout
tions with preselectable pro-
Separate low-bass loudspeaker.
gramme content (e.g. news, rock,
The device has a Subout pream-
pop, sports, etc.)
plifier output. You can connect
PTY 31 either an active subwoofer or a
The car sound system automati- separate power amplifier with
cally switches through emergency subwoofer.
and disaster announcements. TA – Traffic Announcement
RDS – Radio Data System The car sound system switches
RDS is a service of the radio sta- traffic announcements through,
tions. Besides the conventional even if you are currently listening
music and voice contributions, to other sources (e.g. CD, AUX) or
additional information is broad- the radio is muted.
cast in the form of encrypted dig- TMC – Traffic Message Channel
ital signals which can be analysed
RDS data service for area-based
by the car sound system.
traffic announcements. Digital
Note: traffic information data channel
The RDS services are not sup- with continuously updated data
ported by all radio stations! about the traffic situation. TMC
receivers allow for a selection of
REG – Regional the data flow with respect to di-
Activating the regional service rection of travel, area or type of
(REG ON) prevents switching street. With a push of a button,
over to a frequency with better you have access to the most cur-
reception of the adjacent regional rent tailor-made information at all
programme. This allows for con- times.
tinuously a regional programme
even in peripheral regions. The
disadvantage is that the station
may not be received without in-
terferences.
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Glossary
Your device has a TMC output,

which you can use for connect-
ing Blaupunkt navigation systems.
Please contact your authorised
Blaupunkt dealer for additional
information.
T-STORE – Travelstore
Automatic searching and storing
of the six strongest radio stations
received of the region.
Tuner
Receiving unit of the radio.
USB – Universal Serial Bus
USB is an interface for connect-
ing external removable storage
devices to the car sound system.
X-BASS
X-BASS allows for boosting the
bass at low volume levels (loud-
ness). This renders the sound
more natural even at a low vol-
ume.
126

Index
Index Changing the name of a CD in the

CD changer magazine 103
inserting 74
Symbole
removing 74
24 h MODE 118
Selecting from the CD changer
A magazine 102
ADJUST 107 CD changer 102
ALL 99 Changing the name of a CD in the
Alternative frequencies magazine 103
Allowing 90 Display 79
Amplifier 121 Functions 102
AREA 88 CD changer display 79
Audio inputs CD display 78
Activating 119 CD overview 103
Configuring 118 CD player 95
Renaming 119 Display 78
AUDIO SETTINGS 105 Functions 96
Audio source 77 CD text 97
Tuner 85 Clock 117
AUTOMATIC 107 24-hour time display 118
AUTO SOUND 110 Display with switched-off device
AUTO SYNC 118 117
AUXILIARY 119 Setting 117
AUX SETTINGS 118 Synchronise with RDS 118
B CLOCK SETTINGS 117
BALANCE 105 Control panel 73
Band 89 Correcting errors 122
BAND button 72, 83 Correcting malfunctions 122
BASS 105 Country code 88
Bass increase 110 D
BEEP VOLUME 116 DIGITAL EQUALISER 106
Browser 100 Display
Button for detaching the control panel Animation 113
72 Brightness 83
Buttons 72 Images 113
Button to eject/insert a CD 72 Viewing angle 114
C DISPLAY SETTINGS 112
CD
Note:
Keywords in capital letters refer to menu items.
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Index
E Mono operation 90
EDIT AUXILIARY 119 MP3
EQUALISER 106, 110 Files on CD 95
Calling up a user-defined setting MP3 display 79
106 MP3 player 98
Creating a user-defined setting 107 Display 79
Settings recommendations 109 Functions 98
ESC button 73, 83 Muting 76
F N
Factory settings 121 NEXT button 72, 83
FADER 105 NORM SET 121
FM1, FM2, FM3, and FMT 85 O
Forward 80 OFF CLOCK 117
H OK button 73, 80, 83
HICUT 91 On/Off button 72
High Cut 91 ON VOLUME 116
I P
Improved reception 91 PHONE VOLUME 115
INF 99 Playlist 100
INTERNAL AMP 121 PRESETS 110
L PROGRAM TYPE 92
LAST VOLUME 116 PTY 92
M R
MANUAL 108 RADIO TEXT 90
Memory bank 85 Radiotext 90
Memory card Random track play 81
inserting 75 RDS 90
removing 75 Receiving a regional programme 91
Menu Region
Calling 83 Adjust 88
Changing and saving settings 84 REGIONAL 91
Exiting 84 Repeat 81
Operate 82 Repeat mode 81
Operating example 83 Repeat title 82
Settings menu 104 Reverse 80
Tuner 89 Rocker switch 72, 80
MENU button 73, 83 RPT 81, 82
MIX 81 S
MMC card: see Memory card Safety 70
MONO 90 SCAN 82
128

Index
SCAN TIME 121 U

Scan time 121 USB BROWSER 113
SCL 97, 99 USB stick
SCREEN SAVER 112 connecting 75
Screen saver 112 USER EQUALISER 106
SD BROWSER 113 V
SD card: see Memory card VARIOUS SETTINGS 120
Seek tuning sensitivity 92 Volume 76
SENSITIVITY 92 At switch-on 116
SERIAL NUMBER 122 Muting 76
Serial number 122 Presetting 115
Settings menu 104 Speed-dependent increase 110
Skip title 80 Volume control 72
Softkey 72, 80 Volume distribution 105
Sound 105 VOLUME SETTINGS 115
Presetting 109
W
SRC button 73
Warranty 71
Station
Waveband 89
Calling 87
Welcome text 112, 120
Scanning 87
WMA
Searching 85
Files on CD 95
Storing 87
WMA player 98
Stereo operation 90
Functions 98
SUBOUT 111
Subwoofer 111 X
Switch-off 74 X-BASS 110
Switch-on 74
T
TA 81
Telephone 76
TIME SETTING 117
Title information 99
Traffic announcements 81, 93
Switching the priority on/off 93
TRAFFIC VOLUME 115
Travelstore 90
TREBLE 105
Tuner
Display 78
Tuner display 78
TURN ON TEXT 112, 120
TXT 97
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Einbauanleitung • Installation instructions • Notice de montage • Istruzioni di installazione •
Inbowhandleiding • Monteringsanvisning
Einbauanleitung bevor die Stecker für die Line-In- oder

Line-Out-Buchse kontaktiert werden.
Sicherheitshinweise Fremdgerätemassen dürfen nicht an
Für die Dauer der Montage und der Autoradiomasse (Gehäuse) ange-
des Anschlusses beachten Sie bitte fol- schlossen werden.
gende Sicherheitshinweise.
• Minuspol der Batterie abklemmen!
Dabei die Sicherheitshinweise des Installation
Kfz- Herstellers beachten. instructions
• Beim Bohren von Löchern darauf
achten, dass keine Fahrzeugteile be- Safety instructions
schädigt werden. When carrying out installation
• Der Querschnitt des Plus- und Minus- work and making connections please
kabels darf 1,5 mm2 nicht unter- observe the following safety instruc-
schreiten. tions:
• Fahrzeugseitige Stecker nicht an • Disconnect the negative terminal of
das Radio anschließen! the battery! When doing so, please
• Die für Ihren Fahrzeugtyp erforder- observe the vehicle manufacturer’s
lichen Adapterkabel erhalten Sie im safety instructions.
BLAUPUNKT-Fachhandel. • Make sure you do not damage vehi-
• Je nach Bauart kann Ihr Fahrzeug cle components when drilling any
von dieser Beschreibung abwei- holes.
chen. Für Schäden durch Einbau- • The cross sections of the positive
oder Anschlussfehler und für Folge- and negative cables must not be less
schäden übernehmen wir keine than 1.5 mm2.
Haftung. • Do not connect the vehicle’s plug
Sollten die hier aufgeführten Hin- connectors to the radio!
weise für Ihren Einbau nicht pas- • You can obtain the adapter cable re-
sen, so wenden Sie sich bitte an quired for your vehicle type from any
Ihren Blaupunkt-Fachhändler, Ihren BLAUPUNKT dealer.
Fahrzeughersteller oder unsere
• Depending on the model, your vehi-
Telefon-Hotline.
cle may differ from the description
Bei Einbau eines Amplifier oder provided here. We accept no respon-
Changers müssen unbedingt erst die sibility for any damages due to incor-
Gerätemassen angeschlossen werden, rect installation or connection or for
any consequential damages.
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If the information provided here is par des erreurs de montage ou de
not suitable for your specific instal- connexion et en cas de dommages
lation requirements, please contact consécutifs.
your Blaupunkt dealer, your vehicle Si les indications décrites ici ne s’ap-
manufacturer or our telephone hot- pliquent au montage que vous voulez
line. effectuer, adressez-vous à votre re-
When installing an amplifier or changer, vendeur Blaupunkt, votre construc-
you must first connect the device earth teur automobile ou notre service
connections before connecting the d’assistance téléphonique.
plugs for the line-in or line-out jacks. Pour le montage d’un amplificateur ou
Earth connection of external devices changeur, les masses d’appareil doi-
may not be connected to earth of car vent être d’abord connectées avant de
sound system (housing). connecter les fiches pour les connec-
teurs Line In ou Line Out.
Les masses des appareils externes
Notice de montage ne doivent pas être raccordées à la
masse de l'autoradio (boîtier).
Consignes de sécurité
Respecter les consignes de sécu-
rité suivantes pendant la durée du mon- Istruzioni di
tage et du branchement. installazione
• Débrancher le pôle (-) de la batterie !
Respecter les consignes de sécurité Note di sicurezza
du constructeur automobile ! Durante il montaggio e l’allaccia-
• Veiller à n’endommager aucune piè- mento osservate per favore le seguenti
ce du véhicule en perçant des trous. istruzioni sulla sicurezza.
• La section du câble (+) et (-) ne doit • Staccate il polo negativo della batte-
pas dépasser 1,5 mm2. ria! Nel fare ciò osservate le istruzio-
• Ne pas brancher les connecteurs ni di sicurezza del fabbricante d’au-
du véhicule sur la radio ! to.
• Les câbles d’adaptation nécessai- • Quando praticate dei fori, fate at-
res pour le type de véhicule sont tenzione a non danneggiare nessuna
disponibles auprès des revendeurs parte dell’autovettura.
BLAUPUNKT. • La sezione dei cavi positivi e nega-
• En fonction du modèle, votre véhi- tivi non deve essere mai inferiore
cule peut différer de cette descrip- a 1,5 mm2.
tion. Nous déclinerons toute respon- • Non collegate alla radio le spine
sabilité en cas de dommages causés in dotazione di autovettura!
388

• Richiedete ad un negoziante specia- • De dwarsdoorsnede van de plus-
lizzato in articoli BLAUPUNKT il cavo en minkabel mag niet minder dan
di adattamento richiesto per il vostro 1,5 mm2 zijn.
modello di autovettura. • Stekker aan de voertuigkant niet
• A seconda del modello il Suo veicolo aan de radio aansluiten!
può differire da questa descrizione. • de voor uw voertuig vereiste adap-
Non forniamo garanzia per danni terkabel is bij de BLAUPUNKT-vak-
derivanti da errori di montaggio o handel verkrijgbaar!
di collegamento e per danni conse-
• Afhankelijk van de uitvoering kan uw
guenti.
auto afwijken van deze beschrijving.
Se le indicazioni qui elencate non Voor schade door fouten in montage
sono adatte al Suo montaggio, La pre- of aansluiting en schade als gevolg
ghiamo di rivolgersi al Suo rivendito- daarvan aanvaarden wij geen aan-
re Blaupunkt, al fabbricante dell’auto sprakelijkheid.
o alla nostra hotline telefonica.
Mochten de hier vermelde aanwijzin-
Quando vengono montati un amplifi- gen voor de montage voor u niet van
catore o un multilettore CD, bisogna toepassing zijn, dan kunt u contact
innanzi tutto allacciare le masse degli opnemen met uw Blaupunkt-vak-
apparecchi prima di eseguire la connes- handel, uw autofabrikant of onze te-
sione delle spine con le prese line-in e lefoon-hotline.
line-out.
Bij inbouw van een versterker of cd-wis-
Le masse di altri apparecchi non de- selaar moeten eerst de massacontacten
vono essere collegate alla massa del- van de apparaten worden verbonden
l'autoradio (involucro). voordat de stekkers voor de line-in- of
line-out-bussen worden aangesloten.
De massa van andere apparaten mag
Inbowhandleiding niet aan de massa van de autoradio
(huis) worden aangesloten.
Adviezen voor de
veiligheid
Wilt u dedurende het monteren en aan- Monteringsanvisning
sluiten de volgende veiligheidsadviezen
in acht nemen. Skyddsanvisningar
• De minpool van de batterij afklem- Vänligen beakta följande skydds-
men! De veiligheidsadviezen van de anvisningar under pågående montage
fabrikant in acht nemen. och anslutning.
• Bij het gaten boren erop letten dat • Lossa polskon från batteriets minus-
geen voertuigonderdelen worden pol! Följ därvid fordonstillverkarens
beschadigd. skyddsanvisningar.
389

• Se till att inga av fordonets kompo-
nenter skadas i samband med borr-
ning av hål.
• Plus- och minuskabelns ledningsa-
rea måste vara minst 1,5 mm2.
• Fordonets stickkontakt får inte
anslutas till radion!
• Din BLAUPUNKT fackhandel tillhan-
dahåller för resp fordonstyp erfor-
derlig adapterkabel.
• Beroende på konstruktionstyp kan
fordonet avvika från denna beskriv-
ning. Vi frånsäger oss allt ansvar för
skada eller följdskada pga. felaktig
montering eller anslutning.
Om här givna monteringsanvisning-
ar ej stämmer överens med faktiska
förhållanden, vänligen kontakta
Blaupunkt fackhandel, representant
för fordonets tillverkare eller vår te-
lefonkundtjänst.
Vid montering av förstärkare eller cd-
växlare måste först apparatstommen
jordas, innan stickpropparna ansluts till
in- eller utgångarna (hylstag line-in resp
line-out).
Jord från andra apparater får inte
anslutas till bilradions jord (höljet).
390

Mitgelieferte Montage- und Als Sonderzubehör erhältlich
Anschlussteile Available as an optional accessory
Supplied Mounting Hardware Disponible en option
Materiel de montage fourni Reperibili come accessori extra
Componenti di fissaggio comprese Als speciale accessoire verkrijgbaar
nella fornitura
Tillval
Meegeleverde montagematerialen
Medföljande monteringsdetaljer
Preamp,/Sub,/Center - out cable
7 607 001 512
B
A
7 607 621 . . .
USB cable 7 607 001 511

Microphones
391

1.
Einbausätze
Installation kits
Kits de montage
Set di montaggio
Inbouwsets
Monteringssatser 12V
2.
ca. 10 mm
7 608 . . . . . .
3.
0°- 30°
+/– 10°
+/– 10°
392

4. 6. Ausbau / Removal / Démontage /
Smontaggio / Demontage /
Urmontering
Antenna USB connection 1.

connection
2.
B
2.
5.
182
8 613 150 002
165
53
1-20
A
3.
7.
12V
393

8. C-1 C-2 C-3
1 4 7 10 13 16 19
Aut. antenna
FB +12V / RC +12V
3 6 9 12 15 18
C
*
9
10
8 2 5 8 11 14 17 20
+12V Amplifier
7
D 1 3 5 7
5
B
6
2 4 6 8
10 Ampere
4
3
max. 300 mA
1
2
1 3 5 7
2 4 6 8 A
A B D
1 AUX 2 NF L
1 No connection 1 Speaker out RR+ 2 AUX 2 NF R
2 Radio Mute 2 Speaker out RR- 3 AUX 2 GND
3 Sub-out 3 Speaker out RF+ 4 NC
5 NC
4 Permanent +12V 4 Speaker out RF-
6 NC
5 Aut. antenna 5 Speaker out LF+ 7 NC
6 Illumination 6 Speaker out LF- 8 NC
7 Kl.15/Ignition * 7 Speaker out LR+ 9
10
MIC GND
MIC INPUT
8 Masse/GND 8 Speaker out LR-
C
C1 C2 C3
1 Line Out LR 7 Telefon NF in + 13 CDC-Data - In

2 Line Out RR 8 Telefon NF in - 14 CDC-Data - Out
3 Line Out / Ground 9 Radio Mute 15 Permanent +12V
4
5
Line Out LF
Line Out RF
10
11
RC +12V
Remote Control
* 16
17
**
+12V
Bus / GND
6 +12V Amplifier ** 12 RC - GND 18 AF / GND
19 CDC Line In - L
20 CDC Line In - R
Equalizer Amplifier
Optional CD-Changer
(Remote Control Eye)
394

9.
Preamp./Sub./Center - out cable

7 607 001 512
BN
12V Relais
+12V Amplifier
+12V
Sub out
A
7
1 35 Kl. 15 +12V
8
24 6
Radio Mute
+ 4 Ohm
-
LR +
R R RF
LF
- 4 Ohm
+ 4 Ohm
-
+ 4 Ohm
- 12V 12V
Änderungen vorbehalten!
Subject to changes!
Sous réserve de modifications!
Modifiche riservate!
Wijzigingen voorbehouden!
Ändringar förbehålles!
395

396

Bitte den ausgefüllten Gerätepass sicher aufbewahren!
Please keep the filled-in radio pass in a safe place!
Prière de conserver soigneusement la carte d’autoradio remplie !
Tenete per favore il libretto di apparecchio, debitamente riempito, in un
posto sicuro!
Bewaar de ingevulde apparaatpas op een veilige plaats!
Vänligen förvara ifyllt apparatpass på säker plats!
397

Country: Phone: Fax: WWW:
Germany (D) 0180-5000225 05121-49 4002 http://www.blaupunkt.com
Austria (A) 01-610 39 0 01-610 39 391
Belgium (B) 02-525 5444 02-525 5263
Denmark (DK) 44 898 360 44-898 644
Finland (FIN) 09-435 991 09-435 99236
France (F) 01-4010 7007 01-4010 7320
Great Britain (GB) 01-89583 8880 01-89583 8394
Greece (GR) 210 94 27 337 210 94 12 711
Ireland (IRL) 01-46 66 700 01-46 66 706
Italy (I) 02-369 62331 02-369 62464
Luxembourg (L) 40 4078 40 2085
Netherlands (NL) 0800 400 1010 0800 400 1040
Norway (N) 66-817 000 66-817 157
Portugal (P) 2185 00144 2185 00165
Spain (E) 902 52 77 70 91 410 4078
Sweden (S) 08-7501850 08-7501810
Switzerland (CH) 01-8471644 01-8471650
Czech. Rep. (CZ) 02-6130 0446 02-6130 0514
Hungary (H) 76 511 803 76 511 809
Poland (PL) 0800-118922 022-8771260
Turkey (TR) 0212-335 06 71 0212-346 00 40
USA (USA) 800-2662528 708-6817188
Brasil
(Mercosur) (BR) 0800 7045446 +55-19 3745 2773
Malaysia
(Asia Pacific) (MAL) +604-6382 474 +604-6413 640
Gerätepass
Memphis MP66
Name: .....................................................................
7 646 . . .
Typ: ....................................................................
Serien-Nr: BP ................................................................
Blaupunkt GmbH, Robert-Bosch-Straße 200, D-31139 Hildesheim

09/07 - CM-AS/SCS
(dt, gb, fr, it, nl, sw)
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Operating and installation instructions

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Contents Selecting a menu item in the

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Trafﬁc announcements (TA) ...........93 Calling up a user-deﬁned

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Changing the volume presetting Changing the scan time

Blaupunkt stands for technical know-how in mobile radio reception,

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About these instruc- If you are installing device your-

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Danger to the device! 2 Disassembly bar

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1 button 6 NEXT button

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? MENU button Placing the device in

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➔ Do not touch the contacts on To switch off the device:

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The control panel opens. If a ➔ Remove the control panel as

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➔ Connect the USB medium to ➔ Turn the volume control 5.

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• The display shows "Phone call". To be able to select an external

Selecting an audio source

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The tuner display The audio CD display

Radio Sun 92,8 02:19

A TMC symbol¹) A TMC symbol¹)

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The CD changer display The MP3 display²)

A TMC symbol¹) A TMC symbol¹)

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Overview of the operation

Overview of the buttons

Selectable audio sources

No operation possible of Memphis

Play radio station Press short – – –

Store radio station Press for 2 s – – –

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Overview of the functions MIX, RPT, and TA

Selectable audio sources

OFF OFF MEDIUM OFF

Switching random track play CD changer are played in

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• The MENU button ? calls up Example of a menu

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Since you can adjust the display

Exiting a menu item

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Operating the tuner

1 Radio Kiss 94.6 4 1 Radio Kiss 94.6 4

1 Radio Kiss 94.6 4 1 FMT 4 1 Radio Kiss 94.6 4

1 Radio Kiss 94.6 4 1 Radio Kiss 94.6 4

Selecting the memory Note:

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sports, classic, etc.) in the Automatically searching for

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