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ENGLISH

Table

of

Contents

Important

notes

Basic

guide

to

operation

Notes

on

operation

Sound

control

Loudness

Radio

operation

Selecting

a

waveband

Selecting

a

station

Storing

a

station

Mono

switching

Setting

the

search

tuning

sensitivity

Cassette

playback

Tape

type

switching

Dolby-NR

Track

switching

(Autoreverse)

Selecting

a

title

with

Super-CPS

Scan

Automatic

fast

winding

at

tape

blanks

Listening

to

radio

while

fast

winding

Switching

the

audio

source

(SRC)

Checking

the

frequencies/tuning

to

a

station

ARI

traffic

messages

Anti-theft

coding

Changing

the

display

colour

Care

and

maintenance

Technical

data

Mounting

and

connecting

notes

at

the

end

of

these

instructions

14

Important

information

Possible

connections

Disregarding

the

following

notes

may

lead

to

a

destruction

of

the

output

stages!

Do

not

connect

the

speaker

outputs

to

ground!

A

Quick-Out

holder

is

delivered

with

this

cas-

sette

car

radio.

Should

you

wish

to

install

or

to

extend

the

set

by

yourself,

read

carefully

the

attached

mounting

and

connecting

in-

structions.

A

brief

summary

will

be

given

at

the

end

of

this

guide.

This

car

radio

is

provided

with

connecting

fa-

cilities

for

a

CD-Changer.

The

car

radio

Bre-

men

SQR

49

allows

to

control

important

func-

tions

of

the

CD

changer.

The

function

DSC

(Direct

Software

Control)

allows

to

separately

adjust

and

store

the

dis-

play

colour,

search

tuning

sensitivity

level,

loudness,

the

volume

of

ARI

traffic

messages

and

of

the

alert

signal.

The

adjustment

proce-

dures

are

described

in

chapter

“Notes

on

operation“.

Quick

Out

This

car

radio

comes

standard

with

a

Quick

Out

handle.

Quick

Out

allows

you

to

pull

the

radio

out

of

the

compartment

and

to

take

it

along.

The

preset

stations

remain

stored.

If

you

wish

to

pull

the

unit

out

of

the

compart-

ment

@

switch

the

set

off

and

pull

the

bracket

@.

In

order

to

activate

radio

reception

or

cassette

playback

@

insert

the

set

until

it

stops

and

turn

the

bracket

to

the

front

panel.

The

unit

can

be

operated

if

the

code

sys-

tem

is

switched

off.

If

the

code

system

is

activated,

please

follow

the

operating

steps

as

described

in

“Anti-theft

coding".

FM

reception

in

the

car

In-car

FM

reception

offers

you

the

same

ad-

vantages

as

your

home

equipment.

FM

will

give

you

the

finest

quality

of

music

and

speech

reproduction.

However,

FM

reception

conditions

are

more

difficult

in

a

moving

car

than

in

your

home,

where

the

aerial

is

stationary.

When

your

car

is

in

motion,

signal

strength

is

constantly

fluc-

tuating,

although

you

may

not

notice

this.

The

reception

concept

Codem

IV,

developed

by

Blaupunkt

minimizes

the

different

recep-

tion

interferences,

such

as

varying

station

field

strength,

multipath

reception

and

sha-

dows.

If

the

field

strength

is

too

weak

(the

re-

ception

conditions

get

worse),

you

should

tu-

ne

in

to

another

FM

station.

Optimum

reception

can

be

obtained

only

if

the

aerial

is

correctly

mounted

and

in

wor-

king

order.

generar

bia

wer

nidae

aree

at

ort

earner

ramen

ctree

aan

Basic

guide

to

operation

This

chapter

is

divided

in

the

following

three

sections:

Sound

control

Radio

operation

Cassette

operation

in

the

case

of

double

functions

separate

in-

structions

are

given.

Functions,

which

need

further

explanations

are

described

in

chapter

“Notes

on

Operation“.

@)

Quick

Out

handle

to

easily

pull

the

unit

out

of

the

compart-

ment

@)

On/off/volume

control

Sound

control

4)

Balance

control

For

adjusting

the

left/right

volume

selector.

Pull

knob

(locks)

Push

button

back

in

after

adjustment.

(g)

LD

button

Loudness

-

boosts

bass

at

low

volume

le-

vels

to

compensate

for

the

inefficiencies

of

the

human

ear.

Loudness

is

switched

on/off

by

pressing

the

button

LD

@.

“LD”

@e

lights

up

in

the

display

when

the

loudness

is

switched-on.

dd)

DNR™

button

DNR

stands

for

Dynamic

Noise

Reduction

-

This

function

allows

to

reduce

the

noise

which

may

be

possible

during

cassette

and

radio

operation.

DNR

is

switched

on

when

the

display

@c

indicates

“DNR*.

Press

the

button

to

activate

and

deactivate

this

function

2

Fader

For

adjusting

the

front/rear

volume.

Press

knob

so

that

it

unlocks

and

turn

It.

if

only

two

speakers

are

connected,

the

fa-

der

must

be

set

to

middle

position.

Lock

ro-

tary

control.

:

@)

Treble

control

Unlock

rotary

control

by

pressing

it.

m

~-

treble

is

boosted

a

-

treble

is

cut

Lock

rotary

control.

Bass

control

Unlock.rotary

control

by

pressing

it.

m

-

bass

is

boosted

w

-

bass

is

cut

Lock

rotary

control.

Radio

operation

@)

Display

-

for

a)

Frequency,

code

b)

ARI

zone

identification

or

Title

selection

-

at

Super

-CPS

the

num-

ber

of

titles

to

be

skipped

is

displayed

c)

DNR

(noise

suppression)

d)

BLS

(automatic

fast

forward

at

tape

blanks)

e)

LD

(loudness)

f)

Dolby

B/C

g)

CPS

(cassette

program

search)

h)

MTL

(tape

type)

i)

RM

(radio

reproduction

during

fast

win-

ding)

k)

@

(stereo)

|)

1-6

(station

buttons)

m)

|-I!l

(FM

memory

banks)

n)

UK

L

M

(wavebands)

0)

Search

tuning

sensitivity

/

manual

tuning

p)

ARI

@)

Button

U

1-3

FM

waveband

button

(87,5

-

108

MHz)

and

for

the

FM

memory

banks

I-Ill.

On

each

memory

bank

six

FM

stations

can

be

stored

by

means

of

the

buttons

@)

-

@).

By

pressing

button

®

several

times

you

switch

over

between

the

memory

bank

|,

Il

and

lil.

The

display

@m

shows

the

activa-

ENGLISH

ted

memory

bank.

@

Button

U-TS

With

this

button

the

six

strongest

stations

of

the

relevant

area

can

be

automatically

stored

and

called

up.

@

Button

M-L-K

Waveband

button

for

MW

522

-

1620

kHz

LW

144

-

288

kHz

und

SW

5850

-

6300

kHz

(49

m

waveband)

7095

-

7500

kHz

(41

m

waveband)

9325

-

9950

kHz

(31

m

waveband).

An

automatic

switching

is

provided

at

the

end

of

each

SW

waveband.

@)

ARI

button

Function

switched

on

-

The

FM

waveband

is

automatically

swit-

ched

on

and

ARI

lights

up

in

the

display

@p.

Only

traffic

information

stations

are

recei-

ved

broadcasting

between

87.5

-

108

MHz.

The

automatic

alert

signal

is

in

stand-by

mode.

Press

ARI

button

once

again

to

switch

off

the

ARI

function.

@)

SCAN

button

This

button

serves

to

automatically

search

and

play

the

receivable

stations

of

the

se-

lected

waveband.

@

Button

@®

m

@

For

setting

the

search

tuning

sensitivity

/

manual

search

tuning

@

-

normal

sensitivity

Search

tuning

only

stops

at

stations

that

provide

good

reception.

ee

-

high

sensitivity

Search

tuning

also

stops

at

starions

that

provide

minor

reception.

m

-

manual

tuning.

The

search

tuning

sensitivity

can

be

stored

for

each

station

separately

since

receiving

conditions

vary

from

region

to

region

(see

“Setting

of

Search

Tuning

Sensitivity’).

15

ENGLISH

@)

Button

SRC

(SOURCE)

This

button

serves

to

switch

over

between

the

audio

sources

at

cassette

operation

‘(cassette

=

radio).

If

an

external

CD

or

DAT

player

is

operated,

the

CD/DAT

playback

has

priority.

If

the

Blaupunkt

CD-Changer

is

operated

switching

between

the

audio

sources

of

the

sets

connected

can

be

carried

out

with

SRC

(CD,

cassette,

radio).

Search

tuning

rocker

switch

-

station

se-

lection

@)

Button

PS

(Preset

Station

Scan)

This

button

serves

to

scan

a

stored

pro-

gram

on

the

chosen

waveband,

in

FM

mo-

de

on

all

memory

banks.

Button

depressed

-

the

stations

are

scan-

ned

in

intervals

of

8

seconds.

Quit

this

function

by

pressing

this

button

once

again.

-

@

Buttons

1,

2, 3, 4, 5,

6

(station

buttons)

Storing

a

station

-

hold

button

depressed

until

the

program

is

audible

again.

Call

up

-

press

button.

Cassette

operation

@)

Display

-

for

a)

Cassette

functions

b)

Title

selection

—

at

Super-CPS

the

number

of

titles

to

be

skipped

is

dis-

played

c)

DNR

(noise

suppression)

d)

BLS

(automatic

fast

forward

at

tape

blanks)

e)

LD

(loudness)

f)

Dolby

B/C

g)

CPS

(cassette

program

search)

h)

MTL

(tape

type)

i)

RM

(radio

reproduction

during

fast

win-

ding)

Button

,,CLEAN“

This

button

serves

to

display

the

operating

time

elapsed

since

the

last

maintenance

of

the

cassette

mechanism.

16

@)

Button

SCAN

(scanning

mode)

Titles

are

played

for

a

short

time

one

after

the

other.

@

@

Rocker

switch

(fast

winding)

<<

@

depressed

-

fast

rewinding.

>

>

(4)

depressed

-

fast

forward.

Stop

fast

winding

by

pressing

the

other

si-

de

of

the

rocker

switch.

At

the

beginning

and

the

end

of

the

tape,

fast

winding

is

stopped

automatically.

The

set

switches

over

to

cassette

repro-

ductione

(at

the

end

of

the

tape

after

auto-

matic

track

switching).

@)

Button

SRC

(SOURCE)

Allows

to

change

over

between

the

audio

sources

cassette

=

radio.

The

display

shows

the

activated

audio

source.

If

an

external

CD

or

DAT

player

is

used

the

CD/DAT

playback

has

priority.

lf

the

Blaupunkt

CD-Changer

is

used,

the

audio

sources

(CD,

cassette,

radio)

can

be

selected

with

SRC.

The

red

lettering

on

the

buttons

@

-

@

applies

for

cassette

operation.

The

cassette

functions

can

only

be

activa-

ted

during

cassette

operation.

’

@)

Button

4

-

cassette

ejection

Button

BLS

(Blank

Skip

-

skipping

of

tape

blanks)

This

function

allows

to

skip

pauses

on

the

tape

e.g.

at

tape

end.

The

display

@d

indicates

BLS

when

this

function

is

activated.

In

case

of

a

pause

lasting

more

than

15

sec.

the

cassette

is

fast

forwarded

automa-

tically

to

the

end

of

the

tape

or

to

the

follo-

wing

track.

Buttons

00

(Dolby

NR*)

Cassettes

with

Dolby

NR-B

or

Dolby

NR-C

encoded

tapes

can

be

played.

These

modes

are

switched

on/off

with

but-

ton

@

for

“Dolby

NR-B*

and

button

@9

for

“Dolby

NR-C“.

The

display

@f

shows

the

activated

mode.

*

Noise

reduction

system

manufactured

under

license

from

Dolby

Laboratories.

The

word

Dolby

and

the

dou-

ble

D

symbol

are

the

trademarks

of

Dolby

Laboratories.

@)

Button

RM

Radio

Monitor

-

allows

radio

operation

du-

ring

fast

winding.

@2

Button

CPS

(Super-CPS)

This

button

serves

to

select

particular

tu-

nes.

The

display

indicates

the

number

of

titles

to

be

skipped.

@)

Track

selector

Press

this

button

to

switch

over

to

the

other

track.

The

display

@

shows

which

track

is

played

(TR1

or

TR2).

Notes

on

operation

On/off

@

-

Turn

knob

Sound

control

Volume

@

(TREBLE)

@)

Depress

knob

to

unlock

it

if

you

want

to

ad-

just

treble.

Bass

Depress

knob

to

unlock

it

if

you

want

to

ad-

just

bass.

Balance

@)

Pull

out

knob

and

adjust

the

left/right

sound

volume.

|

Press

knob.

Fader

To

adjust

the

front/rear

sound

volume.

When

four

speakers

are

connected,

maximum

volume

is

obtained

in

middle

position.

When

two

speakers

are

connected,

turn

the

fader

into

middle

position.

The

loudness

At

reduced

volume

the

human

ear

is

less

sen-

sitive

to

bass

than

to

middle

and

higher

fre-

quencies.

—

This

effect

is

reduced

with

increasing

volume.

Since

the

perception

of

sound

depends

on

the

type

of

equipment

(amplifier),

the

arrange-

ment

and

the

type

of

the

speakers

as

well

as

on

the

vehicle,

the

loudness

can

be

adjusted

in

different

levels.

The

loudness

is

switched

on

or

off

by

@

pressing

button

“LD“

@.

When

the

loud-

ness

is

switched

on

“LD“

appears

on

the

display

@e.

The

desired

level

is

adjusted

as

follows:

@

Hold

button

“LD“

@

depressed

for

approx

8sec

until

“LEVEL*

flashes

and

a

number

betweeen

1

-6

is

displayed.

Set

the

desired

level

with

the

rocker

switch

(<-

downwards,

—

upwards).

In

order

to

store

the

setting

@

press

momentarily

the

button

“LD*

@®.

Radio

operation

The

following

wavebands

can

be

received:

FM

87,5

-

108

MHz

MW

522

-

1620

kHz

LW

144

-

288

kHz

und

SW

5850

-

6300

kHz

(49m

waveband)

7095

-

7500

kHz

(41

m

waveband)

9325

-

9950

kHz

(31

m

waveband).

Selecting

a

waveband

Select

the

desired

waveband

by

@

pressing

the

keys

@, ®,

©

or

@.

An

automatic

switching

is

provided

when

the

end

of

an

SW

band

is

reached.

Selecting

a

station

...

using

the

search

tuning

rocker

switch

In

order

to

start

the

search

tuning

@

press

button

@.

Start

the

search

tuning

un-

til

you

have

tuned

to

the

desired

station.

Hold

the

rocker

switch

depressed

for

more

rapid

tuning.

...

using

station

buttons

and

memory

banks

For

this,

a

prior

storage

allocation

as

descri-

bed

in

chapter

“Storing

a

station“

is

required.

@

In

order

to

call

up

FM

stations,

press

the

button

U

1-3

©

several

times

until

the

desi-

red

memory

bank

|,

II

or

Ill

@m

is

displayed.

@

Now

press

the

corresponding

preset

but-

ton.

The

stations

stored

in

the

travelstore

range

can

be

called

up

after

having

pressed

the

but-

ton

U-TS

@.

ENGLISH

...

using

the

SCAN

button

@

This

button

serves

to

automatically

search

and

scan

programs

of

the

adjusted

wave-

band.

@

Press

button

SCAN

—

all

stations

are

played

for

8

sec.

When

the

desired

program

has

been

found,

@

press

button

“SCAN*“

once

again.

The

scanning

function

is

switched

off.

The

scanning

function

can

be

activated

on

all

wavebands.

...

using

Preset-Scan

(PS)

@

This

button

serves

to

automatically

search

and

scan

the

stored

programs

of

the

adjusted

waveband

(in

case

of

FM

on

each

memory

bank

I,

Il,

Ill

and

T).

For

this,

a

prior

storage

allocation

as

descri-

bed

in

chapter

“Storing

a

station“

is

required.

@

Press

momentarily

button

PS,

the

set

scans

the

next

stored

station.

The

program

of

the

corresponding

station

is

played

for

a

short

time.

Then

the

next

stored

station

is

played,

etc.

If

no

station

is

stored

on

a

certain

preset

but-

ton,

the

unit

skips

to

the

next

station.

Preset-Scan

is

functional

on

all

wavebands.

Having

found

an

appropriate

program,

@

press

button

PS

once

again.

Preset-Scan

is

switched

off.

Storing

a

station

...

using

automatic

search

tuning

In

FM

mode,

you

can

store

3x6

stations

on

3

memory

banks.

The

FM

memory

banks

can

be

selected

by

pressing

the

button

U

1-3.

You

can

store

6

stations

of

each

other

wave-

band

(MW,

LW

and

SW).

Additionally,

the

6

strongest

FM

stations

on

the

travelstore

range

can

be

stored

automati-

cally.

17

ENGLISH

Stored

programs

and

stations

can

be

called

up

again

by

pressing

the

corresponding

pre-

set

button.

For

storing

a

station

proceed

as

follows:

@

Should

you

wish

to

store

an

FM

station,

se-

lect

a

memory

bank

by

pressing

the

button

U

1-3

®

or

Urs

@

several

times,

if

required.

The

display

@m

indicates

the

number

of

the

corresponding

memory

bank

|,

Il,

Ill

or

In

order

to

store

the

desired

station,

®@

hold

the

appropriate

preset

button

@

-

@

depressed

until

the

audio

returns

(approx.

3

sec).

This

station

is

now

stored.

The

preset

indicator

@I

shows

which

preset

button

has

been

used.

Repeat

this

procedure

for

the

other

presets,

as

required,

on

all

wavebands

and

FM

memo-

ry

banks.

If

you

use

the

search

tuning

to

tune

to

a

sta-

tion

already

stored,

the

display

@I,m

shows

for

approx.

5

sec

the

corresponding

preset

button

and

in

case

of

FM

mode

also

the

cor-

responding

memory

bank.

-...

using

manual

tuning

lf

you

wish

to

store

a

station

without

yet

being

within

that

station‘s

range,

@

press

button

@®

m

@

@

until

the

display

@o

shows

“m*.

Here,

“m“

stands

for

manual

tuning.

Should

you

wish

to

store

an

FM

frequency,

first

select

the

memory

bank

by

@

pressing

the

button

U1-3@.

@

Press

the

rocker

switch

to

tune

to

the

desi-

red

frequency

and

store

the

station

as

des-

cribed.

In

FM

mode,

tuning

is

effected

in

steps

of

50

Hz.

For

fine

tuning

two

digits

behind

the

decimal

point

are

indicated.

18

Store

the

station

by

@

pressing

the

appropriate

preset

button

(un-

til

the

audio

returns).

Having

stored

the

station

in

this

way

@

switch

to

station

search

tuning

(@

or

@@)

by

means

of

the

button

@@

m

@

(2.

Besides

the

stations

already

stored,

the

last

station

you

listened

to

on

each

waveband

is

also

stored.

...

using

Travel

Store

The

travel

store

function

enables

you

to

store

automatically

the

6

strongest

stations

of

your

particular

reception

area.

We

recommend

to

use

this

function

especially

when

you

are

travelling.

Switch

on

travel

store

and

activate

the

station

memory

by

@

pressing

button

U-TS

@

for

approx.

2

sec.

While

storing

the

set

is

muted

for

approx.

2

Sec.

Mono

switching

Your

radio

is

fitted

with

a

Blaupunkt

FM

tuner

(Codem

IV),

which

largely

ensures

undistur-

bed

reception

and

perfect

sound.

In

areas

where

signal

strength

is

insufficient

and/or

where

multipath

reception

due

to

re-

flections

can

occur,

the

unit

switches

grad-

ually

from

stereo

to

mono.

This

provides

for

considerably

better

reception

while

driving.

In

areas

with

especially

critical

reception

condi-

tions

we

recommend

to

switch

to

“m“

by

me-

ans

of

the

button

@@

m

@

in

order

to

suppress

the

background

noise

in

stereo

mode.

The

stereo

indicator

@k

goes

off.

Setting

the

search

tuning

sensitivity

a)

with

button

ee

m

@

@).

The

display

@o

indicates

the

activated

sensitivity

setting.

®

—-

normal search

sensitivity

Stereo

broadcastings

are

transmitted

in

stereo.

e@e

—

high

search

sensitivity

(stereo)

m

-

manual

tuning,

at

the

same

time

“mo-

no“

is

activated

(retarded).

b)

with

software

When

the

station

density

is

extremly

high

or

low,

it

can

be

useful

to

adjust

the

level

of

the

two

search

sensitivity

settings

(¢/@@)

separately.

@

Select

the

search

sensitivity

setting

(¢

or

@@)

the

level

of

which

you

want

to

change

and

@

press

button

ee

m

@

@

for

approx.

8

sec

until

“LEVEL“

and

a

number

between

1-3

is

displayed.

1

&

high

search

sensitivity

3

4

no

sensitivity

@

Adjust

the

desired

search

sensitivity

by

means

of

the

rocker

switch

@®

(—

down-

wards;

—

upwards).

In

order

to

store

the

adjustment

@

press

momentarily

button

©®

m

@

(2).

Cassette

playback

In

order

to

obtain

optimum

playback

quality,

we

recommend

to

activate

the

system

(noise

suppression,

tape

type)

which

was

used

for

recording.

@

Check

whether

a

Dolby

B-NR,

Dolby

C-NR,

or

a

cassette

without

Dolby

NR

is

used.

@

Insert

the

cassette

into

the

cassette

com-

partment

(side

A

or

1

facing

upwards).

The

cassette

is

automatically

transported

into

playback

position.

The

buttons

@

-

@)

now

serve

for

cassette

operation

(red

lettering).

The

cassette

will

be

played

back

in

the

direc-

tion

that

was

used

last.

The

display

indicates

the

corresponding

track

(TR1/TR2).

When

the

end

of

the

tape

is

reached,

the

unit

will

automatically

reverse

direction

and

resu-

me

play

(autoreverse

operation).

The

cassette

will

be

ejected

again,

if

you

@

press

button

4

@.

Tape

type

switching

The

tape

type

switching

is

done

automatically

(METAL,

CrO,,

Fe,0,).

The

display

@h

indica-

tes

“MTL",

if

METAL

or

CrO,

cassettes

are

used.

Dolby-NR

The

unit

can

be

used

to

play

back

cassettes

which

have

been

recorded

a)

with

Dolby

B

NR

b)

with

Dolby

C

NR

c)

without

noise

reduction

systems.

On

cassettes

which

have

been

recorded

with

Dolby

NR*,

background

hiss

is

much

lower

and

dynamics

are

better.

Dolby

C

NR

goes

a

stage

further

than

Dolby

B

NR

and

reduces

undesired

background

hiss

even

further.

Dolby

B

or

C

NR

are

switched

on/off

by

@

pressing

button

@

or

@9.

The

display

@f

shows

the

corresponding

symbol

B

or

C.

if

no

symbol

lights

up,

Dol-

by-NR

is

not

switched

on.

*

Noise

reduction

system

manufactured

under

license

from

Dolby

Laboratories.

The

word

Dolby

and

the

dou-

ble

D

symbol

are

the

trademarks

of

Dolby

Laboratories.

Track

switching

(autoreverse

operation)

@)

The

unit

is

equipped

with

a

high-quality

auto-

reverse

cassette

mechanism.

Having

inserted

the

cassette,

playback

starts

in

the

direction

used

last.

The

display

indicates

TR1

or

TR2

(TRACK

1

or

2).

When

the

end

of

the

tape

is

reached

the

unit

automatically

reverses

direction

and

resume

play

(autoreverse

operation).

The

track

can

be

converted

at

any

time

by

@

pressing

the

button

VA

@.

Attention!

Stiff

cassettes

may

change

from

track

to

track

without

warning.

If

this

happens

the

tape

winding

should

be

inspected,

and

respooling

the

cassette

may

prove

helpful.

If

an

activated

cassette

function

cannot

be

carried

out,

the

cassette

will

be

ejected

to

avoid

harmful

effects

upon

the

cassette.

If

cassette

ejection

is

also

not

possible,

“TA-

PE

ERR*

will

be

displayed

@.

By

switching

the

unit

off

and

on,

the

cassette

function

can

be

activated

again.

Selecting

a

title

with

Super-CPS

CPS

stands

for

Cassette

Programe

Search

and

enables

you

to

skip

to

particular

music

tracks.

Up

to

9

tracks

can

be

skipped

in

both

forward

and

backward

direction.

CPS

is

switched

on

or

off

by

@

pressing

button

CPS

@.

If

this

function

is

activated,

the

display

@g

indicates

CPS.

In

order

to

skip

to

a

particular

music

track

@

press

button

>»

»

@

(forwards)

or

button

<4

@

(backwards)

as

often

as

required.

The

display

@b

shows

the

number

of

tracks

to

be

skipped.

Use

the

rocker

switch

(4

<4

or

>

P)

to

increase

the

entry

and

the

other

side

of

the

rocker

switch

(<<

or

»P)

to

stop

search

tuning.

SCAN

@®

When

the

scan

function

is

activated,

the

unit

successively

plays

the

tracks

on

the

cassette

for

approx.

8

sec.

Having

played

a

track

for

8

sec

the

unit

skips

to

the

following

track

and

starts

to

play

again.

ENGLISH

The

scan

function

is

activated

by

@

pressing

the

button

SCAN

@).

The

display

@a

indicates

“SCAN“.

The

tape

quickly

winds

forwards

and

the

be-

ginning

of

the

following

track

is

played.

The

entire

track

will

be

played,

if

you

@

press

the

button

SCAN

once

again.

Scan

is

deactivated

and

the

corresponding

track

is

played

without

interruption.

Automatic

fast

forward

at

blanks

using

BLS

(Blank

Skip)

Frequently,

purchased

cassettes

are

not

fully

recorded

so

that

the

cassette

may

contain

longer

blanks

at

the

end

of

the

tape.

BLS

recognizes

blanks

lasting

more

than

15

sec.

In

this

case,

the

tape

is

automatically

winded

fast

forward.

This

function

is

activa-

ted,

if

the

display

@d

indicates

BLS.

In

order

to

switch

BLS

on

or

off,

@

press

button

“BLS*“

@.

Listening

to

the

radio

while

fast

winding

using

the

button

RM

(Radio

Monitor)

@

During

fast

winding

(also

at

SCAN,

CPS,

BLS)

the

unit

is

usually

muted.

In

this

case,

howe-

ver,

radio

operation

can

be

activated

by

@

pressing

the

button

RM

@).

The

display

@i

indicates

“RM*.

As

soon

as

fast

winding

starts,

broadcastings

of

the

tuned

station

are

received.

Press

this

button

once

again

to

switch

off

this

function.

The

display

no

longer

indicates

“RM“.

Switching

between

audio

sources

using

the

button

SRC

(SOURCE)

®

This

button

serves

to

switch

over

between

cassette

and

radio

operation

even

if

the

cas-

sette

remains

inserted.

19

ENGLISH

if

you

switch

over

to

radio

operation,

the

cas-

sette

tape

is

stopped.

The

tape

head

and

the

pressure

rolls

retract

in

order

to

protect

the

cassette

and

cassette

mechanism

(stand-by

operation).

If

an

external

CD

or

DAT

player

is

operated,

the

CD/DAT

playback

has

priority.

If

the

Blaupunkt

CD-Changer

is

operated,

you

can

switch

over

between

the

audio

sources

of

the

connected

units

by

means

of

SRC

(CD,

cassette,

radio).

Checking

the

frequency/tuning

in

to

a

station

During

cassette

operation

you

can

check

the

frequency

of

the

tuned

station.

@

Press

the

rocker

switch

(9.

The

frequency

of

the

tuned

station

is

dis-

played

for

approx

3

sec.

Should

you

wish

to

tune

to

a

particular

station

(e.g.

a

station

which

broadcasts

traffic

messa-

ges),

@

press

the

rocker switch

for

a

second

time

while

the

frequency

is

still

displayed.

Se-

arch

tuning

starts

and

stops

at

the

next

re-

ceivable

station.

If

ARI

has

been

activated,

it

stops

at

the

following

receivable

ARI

sta-

tion.

Traffic

broadcast

reception

(ARI)

Certain

FM

stations

broadcast

local

traffic

messages

from

time

to

time.

Besides

various

other

advantages,

the

ARI

system

will

make

it

easier

for

you

to

find

these

stations.

You

may

identify

a

traffic

information

station

by

a

chan-

ging

background

colour

of

the

display.

Fur-

thermore,

the

zone

identification

letter

lights

up

in.

the

display

@b.

The

frequency

of

the

re-

levant

station

broadcasting

traffic

information

is

shown

for

example

on

the

blue

motorway

signs

(fig.

3)..

20

Switching

ARI

on

Having

activated

the

ARI

function,

all

stations

which

do

not

broadcast

traffic

information

are

muted.

Should

you

wish

to

receive

traffic

in-

formation

stations

only,

@

press

the

ARI

button

@.

If

ARI

is

activated,

the

ARI

logo

is

shown

on

the

display

@p.

If

you

do

not

receive

a

traffic

information

sta-

tion

yet,

the

alert

signal

sounds

and

the

dis-

play

indicates

,NO

ARI*.

@

In

this

case,

press

the

rocker

switch

@.

The

next

traffic

information

station

will

be

received.

The

background

colour

of

the

display

changes

and

the

zone

identification

letter

is

displayed

@b.

Press

once

again

the

ARI

button

@

to

switch

off

the

ARI

function.

The

alert

signal

Whenever

you

leave

the

range

of

a

traffic

in-

formation

station,

making

reception

difficult,

the

zone

identification

letter

@b

goes

off.

The

display

colour

changes

and

after

approx.

30

sec

an

alert

signal

will

be

released,

if

the

ARI

function

is

still

activated.

When

this

happes,

you

should

a)

tune

to

another

ARI

station,

or

b)

deactivate

the

ARI

function

by

pressing

the

ARI

button.

The

alert

signal

then

stops

imme-

diately.

Please

note:

,

When

you

press

a

preset

button

on

which

a

non-ARI

station

has

been

stored

an

alert

si-

gnal

is

released.

In

this

case,

you

should

switch

off

the

ARI

function

(pressing

button

@)

or

tune

to

another

traffic

information

sta-

tion.

Adjusting

the

volume

for

traffic

information

and

alert

signal

.Should

you

wish

to

receive

traffic

information

only,

it

is

possible

to

reduce

the

volume

either

slightly

or

totally

whilst

maintaining

reception

of

traffic

messages.

When

a

traffic

message

is

broadcast,

it

is

automatically

reproduced

at

the

preset

volume,

although

you

have

pre-

viously

turned

down

the

volume

or

switched

over

to

cassette

operation.

The

preset

volume

for

traffic

messages

can

be

adjusted

in

line

with

your

particular

requi-

rements

(e.g.

having

connected

an

amplifier

or

in

case

of

a

quiet

or

loud

vehicle).

@

Press

the

ARI

button

@

for

approx.

8

sec

until

the

display

indicates

“LEVEL“

and

shows

a

number

between

1

and

9.

Now

you

receive

the

program

with

the

ad-

justed

volume.

@

Adjust

the

minimum

volume

for

the

traffic

messages

and

the

alert

signal

by

means

of

the

rocker

switch

@®

(«

decreasing;

—

in-

creasing)-

In

order

to

store

your

adjustment

@

press

the

ARI

button

@.

ARI

with

cassette

operation

The

set

enables

you

to

listen

to

a

cassette

while

maintaining

reception

of

traffic

messa-

ges.

When

a

traffic

message

is

broadcast,

cassette

playback

is

automatically

stopped

and

the

traffic

message

transmitted.

Proceed

as

follows

to

activate

this

function:

@

Press

the

ARI

button

@

to

activate

the

ARI

function.

“ARI*

@p

is

displayed,

when

the

ARI

func-

tion

is

activated.

@

Tune

to

an

appropriate

traffic

information

station

of

the

relevant

area..

@

Insert

the

cassette

into

the

cassette

com-

partment.

Now

you

can

listen

to

cassette

playback,

which

will

be

interrupted

auto-

matically

in

the

case

of

traffic

information

announcements.

Start

of

automatic

search

tuning

@

When

you

leave

the

range

of

the

adjusted

traffic

information

station,

making

reception

difficult,

the

set

automatically

tunes

to

an-

other

traffic

information

station

when

cas-

sette

operation

is

activated

or

the

volume

at

radio

operation

turned

down.

Anti-theft

coding

A

freely

selectable

four-digit

code

renders

©

you

car

radio

unusable

to

thieves.

In

addition,

you

can

enter

max.

2

x

8

digits

for

your

car

registration

number

(owner

identifi-

cation).

When

switching

on

the

unit

after

the

power

supply

to

the

unit

has

been

interrupted

(e.g.

in

_

the

case

of

theft

or

repair),

the

entered

data

for

each

level

are

displayed

for

8

sec.

Since

your

individual

data

are

displayed

it

is

easy

to

prove

your

ownership.

The

unit

now

requests

the

correct

entry

of

the

code

number.

If

an

incorrect

code

number

is

entered,

the

display

indicates

for

approx.

10

SeC.

fh

eo es

et

After

the

fourth

unseccessful

attempt

of

ente-

ring

the

correct

code

number,

this

period

is

extended

to

1

hour. After

16

incorrect

attem-

pts

the

set

can

only

be

decoded

by

special

means.

If

no

code

has

been

entered

initially,

the

set

can

be

operated

without

entering

a

code

after

a

power

supply

cut

off.

Should

you

wish

to

protect

your

set

by

means

of

the

anti-theft

coding,

choose

a

4-digit

num-

ber

and

write

it

down.

Attention:

We

urgently

suggest

you

to

note

your

secret

code

on

the

attached

car

radio

ID

card.

If

you

do

not

remember

your

code,

you

will

not

be

able

to

make

the

set

functional

again

when

the

power

supply

was

interrupted.

In

this

case,

your

car

radio

will

have

to

be

de-

coded

in

our

central

service

workshop

or

in

one

of

our

foreign

agencies

on

presentation

of

the

car

radio

ID

card.

Please

preserve

your

ID

card

and

the

receipt

carefully

even

when

the

warrenty

periode

has

run

down

so

that

you

can

prove

your

owner-

ship

at

any

time.

.

Entering

the

code

The

code

can

be

entered

as

follows:

@

press

simultaneously

the

preset

buttons

1

@)

and

4

@

(hold

them

depressed)

and

@

switch

the

unit

off

and

on.

If

the

unit

is

uncoded,

the

word

“Code*“

blinks

on

the

green

display.

Should “Code“

be

indi-

cated

on

the

red

display,

the

unit

has

already

been

coded

previously.

If

the

unit

is

uncoded,

you

may

enter

an

arbi-

trary

code

by

means

of

the

button

1

-

4.

@

Press

button

1

@

in

order

to

enter

the

first

digit.

@

Press

buttons

2,

3

and

4

until

the

desired

code

is

displayed

(e.g.

1637).

@

For

storing

the

entered

code,

press

first

the

left

and

then

the

right

part

of

the

rocker

switch

@.

The

word

“Car“

blinks

for

approx.

3

sec

on

the

display.

Afterwards

the

first

digit

for

entering

the

car

registration

number

blinks.

For

this,

please

re-

fer

to

chapter

“Entering

the

car

registration

number“.

If

the

car

registration

number

has

already

be-

en

entered,

@

press

the

right

part

of

the

rocker

switch.

The

unit

switches

over

to

the

station

tuned

in

last.

-

.

ENGLISH

ATTENTION

lf

your

unit

is

not

connected

to

permanent

plus,

the

word

“PLUS*“

appears

on

the

display

for

about

2

sec.

The

unit

then

tunes

in

to

the

station

received

last.

In

this

case,

the

unit

cannot

be

coded.

For

co-

ding,

connect

the

set

to

permanent

plus

(as

described

on

the

label

of

your

set).

Entering

the

car

registration

number

The

following

digits

can

be

entered:

A

...

Z;

-;

0...9.

The

digits

appear

on

the

display

in

for-

ward

order

when

button

2

@

is

depressed

and

in

reverse

order

when

button

1

@)

is

de-

pressed.

The

digits

are

displayed

in

fast

sequences,

if

you

hold

the

button

depressed.

Should

you

wish

to

enter

the

car

registration

number,

@

press

button

1

or

2

in

order

to

call

up

the

relevant

digit.

The

input

position

(blinking

position)

is

shifted

to

the

left

or

to

the

right

by

pressing

buttons

3

and

4,

resp.

@

Press

the

button

4

@

or

3

@

and

@

enter

the

following

digit.

Having

entered

8

digits,

the

following

input

group

(9-16)

can

be

activated

by

@

pressing

button

4.

For

storing

the

entry

of

the

car

registration

number,

@

press

first

the

left

part

and

then

the

right

part

of

the

rocker

switch

@.

lf

you

do

not

wish

to

enter

the

car

registration

number

of

your

car,

@

press

the

right

part

of

the

rocker

switch

(ip).

The

unit

then

switches

over

to

the

station

tuned

in

last.

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