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CD

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button

(Eject)

Eject aCD/DVD

0

MENU

button

Shortpress: Call

up

main menu

In

the

main menu: Call

up

menu

of

active source

Long press: Call

up

Bluetooth

~

function

or

switch

off

display. Function can be selected in

the

settings

menu.

0

MAPbutton

Short press: Call

up

navigation

In navigation mode:

Call

up

menu

of

active source

Long press: Call

up

display brightness setting

0

Microphone

®

Rotary/pushbutton

Short press: Switch on device

In operation:

Mute

audio source

Long press: Switch

off

device

Turn: Adjust volume

Controls-Device

®

Infrared receiver for remote control

Cjj

Reset

button

Restoring

the

original factory settings

of

the

device.

Caution! All personal settings will be lost!

®Cover

9

SO

card reader

Access

only

with

open cover

@)

Front

AV-IN

socket (source

AV-IN

1)

Access

only

with

open cover

@ Front

USB

socket (source

USB

1)

Access

only

with

open cover

@ Touchscreen user interface

@

MicroSD card reader

for

navigation data

Access

only

with

open cover

@

DVD/CD drive

23

Controls-Remote control

@

SRC

button

Call

up

main menu

@

~I

EJECT

button

Ejecta CD/DVD

@ AUDIO I

MUSIC

button

Select playback language (ifavailable on

DVD)

Call

up

folderoverview

of

audio files

@)

DISP

button

Show information on thedisplay

@ ZOOM

button

Zoom in on image

area

@

BAND

button

Select waveband/memory bank

@

r'button

Answera call

@

GOTO

button

Directlyselect title, chapter, movie or playtime

24

@

RPT

A-8

button

Define range for repeat function

@ RPTbutton

Repeat function

@

SETUP

button

Call

up

settings menu

@

~/llbutton

Start and interruptplayback

Confirm settings

@

~

,..,..

I

•t

T

button

Navigate in menus and change settings

Tuning into stations manually

(•t

T)

Starting station seek

tuning(~/..,..)

@II.,.

button

Slow-motion playback

@ Numberbuttons

0-

9

@)

#I

MIX button

Random trackplay

@)

*I

SCN

button

Scan

function

@

MUTE

button

Muteaudio source

@

•button

Quit playback

@

VOL

+

/-

button

Adjusting thevolume

@

PIC

button

Screen

settings

@

~/~button

Select title, chapter, movie

Fast

searching

@

~button

Ending/rejecting a phone call

@

CLEAR

button

Delete last character

of

an

entry

@)

TITLE

button

Call

up

titleand chapter list

@

MENU

button

Call

up

DVD

menu

@

ANGLE

I

VIDEO

button

Select camera viewing angle (ifavailable on

DVD)

Call

upfolderoverview

of

movies

@

SUBTITLE

I

PHOTO

button

Select subtitle language (ifavailable on

DVD)

Call

upfolder overview

of

images

@

<!.>

button

Switching device

on/off

@

EQbutton

Call

up equaliser menu

Contents

Safety notes ..............................................................

26

Bluetooth mode........................................................ 38

Symbols used

........................................................................

26

Starting Bluetooth mode

..................................................

38

Road

safety

.............................................................................

26

Registering Bluetooth devices

........................................

38

General safety notes

...........................................................

26

Telephone

mode-

Bluetooth

...........................................

38

Declaration

of

conformity

.................................................

26

Audio playback- Bluetooth

..............................................

39

Cleaning notes..........................................................

26

Bluetooth settings

...............................................................

39

Disposal notes........................................................... 26 Rear Seat Entertainment

(RSE)

................................

40

Scope

of

delivery...................................................... 27 External audio/video sources ..................................

40

Placing the device

in

operation............................... 27 Sound settings..........................................................

41

Theft protection

...................................................................

27

Volume distribution (fader/balance)

............................

41

Switching

on/off

...................................................................

27

Equalizer

..................................................................................

41

Volume

.....................................................................................

27

Basic

settings ............................................................

41

Main menu

.............................................................................

27

Video

.........................................................................................

41

Radio mode............................................................... 28 General

....................................................................................

42

Start radio

mode

..................................................................

28

Time

..........................................................................................

42

Select

memory

bank

...........................................................

28

Sound

.......................................................................................

42

Tuning

into

a station

...........................................................

28

Language

................................................................................

43

Storing stations manually

.................................................

28

Bluetooth

................................................................................

43

Storing stations automatically (Travelstore)

..............

28

DVD

...........................................................................................

43

Scanning stations

.................................................................

28

Volume

.....................................................................................

43

Switching

RDS

on/off

.........................................................

28

Useful information ...................................................43

Switching

RDS

time

signal

on/off

..................................

29

Warranty

..................................................................................

43

Optimising radio reception

..............................................

29

Service

......................................................................................

43

Switching

the

REG

function (regional

programmes)

on/off

...........................................................

29

Switching

the

AF

(alternative frequencies)

Connection diagram ..............................................318

Appendix.................................................................319

function

on/off

......................................................................

29

Adjusting

the

seek

tuning

sensitivity

...........................

29

Traffic information

...............................................................

29

Navigation................................................................. 30

Loading navigation data

...................................................

30

Download

of

map data

......................................................

30

Starting

the

navigation

......................................................

30

Initial startup

.........................................................................

30

Entering a destination

........................................................

30

Address

...................................................................................

30

Points

of

Interest

.................................................................

31

Setting route options

.........................................................

32

Map Settings

..........................................................................

33

DVD/CD/USB/SDHC/iPod media playback .............

34

Basic

information

.................................................................

34

DVD/CD

mode

......................................................................

34

USB

data carrier

....................................................................

34

SDHC

cards

.............................................................................

35

iPod/iPhone via

USB

...........................................................

35

DVD

movie playback

..........................................................

35

Audio playback

of

DVD/CD,

USB,

SDHC

or

iPod/iPhone

...........................................................................

36

Video playback from DVD/CD,

USB

or

SDHC

.............

37

Image playback from DVD/CD,

USB

or

SDHC

............

37

25

Safety notes ICleaning notes IDisposal notes

Safety notes

The car sound system

was

manufactured according

to

the state

of

the art and established safety guidelines.

Even

so,

dangers may occur

if

you

do

not

observe the

safety notes in these instructions.

These instructions

are

intended

to

familiarise you with

the most

important

functions. Detailed information

can

be found on the Internet under www.blaupunkt.com.

Read

these instructions carefully and completely

before using the car sound system.

Keep

the instructions at a location

so

that

they

are

always accessible

to

all

users.

Always

pass

on the car sound system

to

third parties

together

with

these instructions.

In

addition, observe the instructions

of

the devices used

in conjunction

with

this car sound system.

Symbols used

These instructions employ the following symbols:

/i\!~

DANGER!

Warns about injuries

A

..

CAUTION!

'q:

Warns about damages

to

the DVD/CD drive

A

DANGER!

~

Warns about high volume

CE

The

CE

mark confirms the compliance

with

EU

directives.

...- Identifies asequencing step

Identifies a listing

Road safety

Observe the following notes about road safety:

26

Use

your device in

such

a way

that

you

can

always

safely control your vehicle.

In

case

of

doubt, stop

at a suitable location and operate your device while

thevehicle

is

standing.

As

thedriver, you may

not

use

the applications

that

will distractyou from traffic (de-

pending on the scope

of

functions

of

the device,

e.g.

viewing videos, entering a destination).

Follow the driving recommendations during the

route guidance only

if

you are not violating any

traffic regulations! Traffic signs and traffic regula-

tions have always priorityover driving recommenda-

tions.

Always listen at a moderate volume

to

protect

your hearing and

to

be able

to

hear acoustic warn-

ing signals

(e.g.

police sirens). During mute phases

(e.g.

when changing the audio source), changing the

volume

is

not

audible. Do

not

increase the volume

during this mute phase.

General safety notes

Observe the following note

to

protect yourself against

injuries:

Do not modify or open

the

device.The device contains

a

Class

1laser

that

can

cause injuries

to

your

eyes.

Use

as

directed

This car sound system

is

intended for installation and

operation in a vehicle with

12

V vehicle system voltage

and must be installed in a

DIN

slot. Observe the

output

limits

of

the device.

Repairs

and installation,

if

necessary,

should

be

performed by a specialist.

Installation instructions

You

may only install the car sound system yourself

if

you

are

experienced in installing car sound systems and

are

very familiar

with

the electrical system

of

the vehicle.

For

this purpose, observe the connection diagram at the end

of

these instructions.

Declaration

of

conformity

The Blaupunkt Europe GmbH declares

that

the devices

New

York

830 and New York 835 comply with the basic

requirements and the other relevant regulations

of

the

directive 1999/5/EC.

The declaration

of

conformity

can

be found on the Inter-

net under www.blaupunkt.com.

Cleaning notes

Solvents, cleaning and scouring agents

as

well

as

dash-

board spray and plastics care product may contain in-

gredients that will damage the surface

of

the car sound

system.

Use

onlyadryorslightlymoistened cloth forcleaning the

car sound system.

Disposal notes

'X!'

Do

not

dispose

of

your old

unit

in the household

_ trash!

Use

the return and collection systems available

to

dispose

of

the old device, the remote control and

exhausted batteries.

Scope

of

delivery

The scope

of

deliveryincludes:

New

York

Remote control (incl. battery)

TMCTuner {notfor 1

011

203

821/831)

MicroSD card wi

th

navigation data in

the

MicroSD

ca

rd slot {only f

or

devices

with

navigation)

GPS

anten

na

External Bluetooth microphone

Getting started

Supportframe

Sma

ll

partsset

Installation material

Connecting cable

Placing

the

device in operation

Caution!

Transport

securing screws

Ensure

that

the

transport securing screws are removed

before thestartup

of

the device.

Theftprotection

Thiscar sound

sys

tem

is

protected against

theft

with

a

four-digit code number {code number is factory-set

to

0000).

If the code query is activated, the code

number

must

be entered after every interruption

of

the

power supply

from thevehicle battery.

Note

:

In the Gener

al

submenu

of

the settings menu, you

can activate/deactivate the code query and change

the

codenumber.

Entering

the

code

number

after

a

voltage

interruption

If

th

ecode

number

is required, akeypad forentering the

c

od

e numberisdisplayed.

...

Enterthecode numbervia the keypad.

Security

code

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Startup

...

Press

the [

v 1

button

to

confirmthe entry.

The

deviceis switched on.

Note

:

If

you entered an incorrectcode number,the display

briefly shows Security code

incorrect!

. Afterwards,

you can repeat thecode entr

y.

Switching

on/off

Switching

on

/

off

with

the

rotary

/

pushbutton

...

For

switch-on, press the rotary/pushbu

tton

@ .

...

For switch-off, hold the rotary/push

button

~)

pressed for morethan 2second

s.

Switching

on

/

off

via

vehicle

ignition

If

the

ca

r

so

und system is connected with the

ve

hicle

ignition and

it

was switched

off

with

the rotary/pushbut

ton 5 , it

is

switched

on

or

off

with

the ignition.

Volume

Adju

s

ting

the

volume

You

can adjust the volume in steps from 0 {off)

to

50

{maximum).

...

Turn

the

rotary/pushbutton s •

to

change

the

vol-

ume.

Muting

the

car

sound

system

(Mute)

...

Briefly press the rotary/pushbutton

5'

to

mute the

device

or

to

reactivate theprevious volume.

Main menu

In the main menu, you press the buttons

on

the touch·

screen

to

call

up

the

di

ff

erent

so

u

rces

and operating

modes.

...

Press

the MENU

button

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The

main menu

is

displayed.

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As

long

as

you

do

not

select a

new

audio source, the

last activeaudio source

is

played back.

Note

:

The figures used in these instructions are intended

to

faci

li

tatethe explanations and details maydeviate

from yourdevice.

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Radio

mode

Radio mode

Start radio mode

..-

In

the

main menu, press

the

Radio

button.

The radio

menu

isdisplayed.

Select memorybank

Different

memory

banks and wavebands are available.

Up

to

6 stationscan bestored in each memorybank.

..-

Press

the [

~]

button

repeatedly until the desired

memory

bank

is

displayed.

Tuning intoa station

Tuning into stations manually

..-

Briefly press the [ +J

or

[+1

button

once

or

sev-

eral times

to

change the frequency in increments.

Enter broadcast frequency directly

If

the

frequency

of

the desired stations

is

known,

it

can

be entered directlyvia the touchscreen.

..-

In radio mode, press the

[::51

button.

A numeric keypad

is

displayed for the frequency

input.

..-

Enter the frequency

of

the

desired station

with

the

numerickeypad.

..-

Press

the

( v 1

button.

The radio menu

is

displayed,

the

station

of

the

frequency entered

is

played back.

Starting station

seek

tuning

..-

Press

the

[ +1

or

(+1

button

forapprox.2seconds

to

startstation

seek

tuning.

The radio tunes

into

the nextreceivable station.

Note:

For the reception

area

Europe: In the

FM

waveband,

only

traffic information stations are tuned into

if

the

priorityfortraffic information

is

switchedon.

2s

I

Storing

stations

manually

..-

Select the desired

memory

bank

with

the [

~

1but-

ton.

..-

Set the desired station.

..-

Press

the

[ • • ]

button.

The menuforstoring stations

is

displayed.6 memory

locationsare available

that

are displayed

as

buttons.

..-

Press

the

button

under which you

want

to

store

the

current station.

The station

is

stored, the radio menu

is

displayed

again.

Storing stations automatically

(Travel

store)

With Travelstore, you can automatically search for and

store the 6

FM

stations offering the strongest reception

in the region in

the

memory bank

FMl,

FM2

or

FM3.

..-

Select an

FM

memory bank.

..-

In

the

radio menu, press

the

[

11)

1

button.

..-

In

the

options menu, press

the

Travelstore

button

.

The

tuner

starts

the

automatic station seek tuning.

After the storing

is

completed, the radio plays

the

station at memory location 1

of

the previously se-

lected memory bank.

Note:

For

the

reception

area

Europe: With switched-on pri-

ority

for

traffic information, only traffic information

stationsare stored.

Scanning

stations

You

can use the

scan

function

to

play all

the

receivable

stations

of

the

current waveband fora few seconds.

..-

In radio mode, press the [

,-]

button.

The seek

tuning

searches for stations in the current

waveband.

Each

receivablestation

is

played forafew

seconds in

the

process.

..-

Pressing the

[,-]button

again selects

the

currently

scanned station and plays

it

back.

Switching

RDS

on/off

Many

FM

stations broadcast an

RDS

(Radio Data System)

signal in addition

to

their

programme in the reception

area

Europe

that

allows additional functions, such

as

the

display

of

thestation name.

..-

In

the

radiomenu, press the [

G)

button.

The options menu

is

displayed, the current setting

is

shownafter

RDS.

.-

In theoptionsmenu,press

the

R

DS

button

to

change

thesetting.

.-

Press

the

[ X 1button.

The radio menu

is

displayed again.

Switching

RDS

time signal on/

off

Th

e time

can

be synchronised with

the

time

data trans-

mi

tted

via

RDS.

.-

In theradio menu, press the [

9]

button.

.-

In the options menu, press the

RDS

Clock Ti

me

but-

ton

to

change the setting.

.-

Pr

ess

the

[ X ]button.

The radiomenu

is

displayedagain.

Optimising radio

rece

pti

on

The HI

CUT

function

causes

a reception improvement in

case

of

poor

radio reception (in

FM

radio mode only).

If

reception interferencesexist, theinterference level

is

au

-

tomatically decreased.

.-

In the radio menu, press

the

[ 9 1

button.

.-

In the options menu, press

the

HI

CUT

button

to

change

the

setting.

.-

Press

the

[ X1button.

The radio menu is displayedagain.

Switchi

ng

the

REG

func

ti

on (re

gi

onal

programmes) on/

off

Some

RDS

stations divide their programmes

into

region-

al

programmes

with

different contents

at

certain times.

If

the

REG

function

is

activated, the car sound system

changes

only

to

those alternate frequencies

of

the set

station on which the same regional programme is being

broadcast.

..-

In

the

radio menu, press the R

EG

button

to

switch

the

REG

function on

or

off.

The REG

button

is

illuminated

if

the

REG

function is

switched on.

Ra

d

io

mode

Switching the

AF

(alternative frequencies)

function on/

off

If

the

AF

function

is

activated,

the

carsound system auto-

maticallytunesinto

the

bestreceivablefrequencyforthe

station

that

is

currently set.

..-

In

the radio menu, press the

AF

button

to

switch the

AF

function on oroff.

The

AF

button

is illuminated

if

the

AF

function

is

switched on.

Adjusting theseek

tun

ingsensitiv

it

y

The

seek

tuning

sensitivity decides whether the

auto

-

matic station

seek

tuning

finds only strong stations

or

also weaker stations

that

maybe noisy.

..-

In the radio menu, press the Loc button

to

set the

sensitivity

of

the station seektuning.

If

the Loc button

is

illuminated, the seek

tuning

lo

-

cates

only

strong stations.

Traffic information

In the reception region Europe, an

FM

station

can

iden-

tifytrafficannouncementsvia an

RDS

signal.

If

priorityfor

traffic reports

is

switched on, atraffic report

is

automati-

cally switched through, even

if

the

car sound system

is

currently

not

in radio

mode

.

Note

:

The

volume is increased for the duration

of

the

switched-throu

gh

trafficannouncement.

You

can

ad-

just

the

minimumvolume fortrafficannouncements.

S

wi

tching

pr

io

r

ity

for

traffic

announcem

e

nts

on

/

off

..-

In

the radio menu, press the

TA

button

to

switch the

priorityfortraffic announcements

on

or

off

.

The

TA

button

is

illuminated

if

the

priorityfortraffic

announcements is switchedon.

S

etti

ng

the

minimum

volume

f

or

t

raffi

c

a

nn

oun

cement

s

..-

In

the radio menu, press

the

[ D1button.

..-

In

theoptionsmenu, press

the

TA

VOL button.

..-

Adjust the desired volume

with

the [

~

]

or [

..,.

]

but

-

ton.

..-

Press

the

[ X 1button.

The

radio menu is displayed again, the set volume

is

stored.

I 29

Navigation

Loading navigation data

The

navigation software

and

map

data

are

located on a

MicroSD

card.

For

devices

with navigation, the device

is

delivered with the

MicroSD

card

inthe

MicroSD

card

slot.

To

be

able to

use

the navigation, the

MicroSD

card

must

be

inserted

in

the

card

slot.

..-

Open

the cover ofthe

card

slot

(!_

3} next to the

DVD/

CD

tray.

..-

Insertthe

MicroSD

card

with the printed

side

up into

the slot until

it

engages.

..-

Close

the

cover

of

the

slot.

Download

of

map data

To

ensure

thatyou

have

the latest

version

of

the

map

data

when you

purchase

the

New

York,

you

have

30

days

from

the first

GPS

positioning

to

download the latest

version

of

the

map

data

once

and

free

of

charge

to the standard

MicroSD

card

from the Internetat www.naviextras.com.

You

can

always

purchase

map

material from this

site

at

alater time.

Import

ant

not

e:

If

the

MicroSD

card

is

lost or

damaged,

the naviga-

tion

map

license

associated

with

the

card

will

be

lost.

In

this

case,

the

license

must

be

purchased

anew

with

anew

MicroSD

card.

Starting the navigation

..-

In the

main

menu,

press

Navigation to startthenavi-

ga

tion mode.

The

navigation

menu

is

displayed.

If

you start the

navigation for the first time, the setup wizard

is

dis-

played.

I

nit

ial startup

If

you

startthenavigation forthefirsttime, asetup

wizard

appears

which performsthe

basic

settings forthe naviga-

tion.

..-

Adjust the language for the navigation.

This

can

be

adifferent language from the other functions

of

the

New

York

.

..-

Confirm the selection with [v

].

The

end-user

license

agreement

is

displayed.

..-

Read

the end-user

license

agreement.

If

you

agree

with the

terms

and

conditions,

press

[ v].

The

configuration

wizard

starts

.

..-

Press

[

v]

tocontinue.

30

I

..-

Select

avoice for the voice output

of

the navigation.

Various

voices

are

available forthe

languages

.

..-

Confi

rmthe selection with [ v

].

..-

Specify

the time format and the units for the naviga-

tion.

Next,

press

[ v

].

On

the next

screen,

you

can

perform your preferred

route settings.

..-

If

necessary,

change

the entries

by

pressing

the dis-

played menu entries.

..-

Press

[ v

],

afteryou adjusted the settings.

..-

To

u

ch

[v ],tofinish the configuration.

The

navigation menu

is

displayed.

En

tering

a

destination

Destinations

can

be

entered

in

different

ways:

Via

the

ad-

dress

or

as

point of interest from the

database

of

points

ofinterest.

Points

of

inter

est

can

be

sights,

museums,

sta-

diums,

petrol stations.

Address

..-

Open

the navigation menu.

..-

Press

on

Fi

nd.

The

menu forthe destination entryisdisplayed.

..-

Press

Find Addres

s.

The

menu forthe

add

r

ess

entry

is

displayed.

,....

En

ter the country,

city

and

street in

succession

as

well

as

the intersection or

house

number.

To

do

so,

press

the corresponding entry

in

the

address

entry

menu.

Am

enu

for text entry

is

displayed.

,....

En

terthe

desired

destination

via

the

keyboard.

With

every

character

entered, the entry

in

the

input

line

is

automatically completed.

,....

Ifthe

name

of

the

desired

destination isdisplayed

in

theaddr

ess

line, pr

ess

the[

..../

1button.

Th

e

se

lected

des

t

ina

tion

is

d

is

pl

ayed

onthe

map.

,....

Pr

ess

gurdance.

The

calculation

of

the route

starts.

Depen

ding on the

distance between start

and

destination, the route

calculation

may

take

some

time.

Navigation

After the

ro

ute calculation

is

complete, the

param

-

eters

of

the route,

such

as

distance

and

time,

are

displayed.

In

addition, the entire route

is

displayed

on

the

ma

p.

,....

Press

Go!

to

sta

rt the route

guidance.

Points

of

Interest

,....

Open

the navigationmenu.

,....

Pr

ess

on

Find

.

The

me

nu

fo

rthedestination entry

is

displ

ayed.

,....

Press

Find

Places

.

T

he

point

of

interest

menu

is

dis

pl

ayed.

..-

You

can

select

a point

of

interest f

rom

one of the

fo

ur predefined categories

Petrol Station, Parking,

Restaurant

and

Accommodation

orstarta

separate

search.

..-

For

example,

press

on

Petrol Station

to

quickly find

apetrol stations.

31

Navigation

A list

ofpetrol stations in

the

vicinity

of

the

vehicle

is

displayed.The petrol stationsare sorted by distance

to

vehicle.

,t'

18

:

4{)

Places

Found

f'Z\

Aral

Olarfottenburg

BismarckstraBe

'V

B<smard<stra6e

2,

10625

Char1ottenburg

ti2'l

Aral

Chlrlottenburg

Kalser-Friedrkh

·stra8e

'V

Karser·Fnedrich·Stra6e

-458,

10627

rg

~·

II

7.3

lan

-~

G

9

1an

f'Z\

Avia Bothfeld

Im

Heidkampe

3

II

'V'

lm

Heldkampe

76, 30659

Bothfeld

281

km

·

t'Z\

Arill

Vahrenheide Vahrenwalder

StraBe

3 f

'V

Vahrenwalder

Stra6e

325,

30851

Vahrenhekle

286

km

More

Alter

.,...

Selectapetrolstationfrom

the

listbypressing on

the

listentry.

The petrol stations

is

displayed

on

the map.

.,...

Press

Next.

Theroutecourse andthe route data are displayed.

.,...

Press

Go

!

to

startthe route guidance.

Setting routeoptions

In

the

route options, the vehicle type, type of route

(quick, short, dynamic) and additional parameters are

definedwhich are required

by

the

device

to

calculate

the

routeaccording

to

yourrequirements.

You

define

the

routeoptions

during

the initial configura-

tion

of the navigation, b

ut

you can change them

for

any

route guidan

ce.

32

Ad

justing route

option

s before

the

route

gu

idance

..-

Call

up

the navigation menu.

..-

Press

More

...

.

,"t;

18:42

More...

('*'

..

''./

...

~

•

~

..

.'

Fuel

Updates

and

Calculator

Consumption

Settmgs

Extras

.,

'

••

'

..

1

·:

..

f)

0

SunriseS.

CountJy

Help

Trip

Monitor lnfumlalion

Sunset

Bad<

..-

Press

Settings.

The settingsmenu for

the

navigation

is

displayed.

18:

42

SeUings

'

Sound

and

Warnings •II

A

0

Customise

Quick

Menu

••

Lorry •

.

•

~

Traffic

•

·

·~

Back

..-

Press

on

the

[ t J

button

to

displaythesecond page.

.,...

Press

Route Settings.

The routesettings are displayed.

't'

18:

44

RotJte

SeUing

s

Vehicle

car

.,

Route

Planning

Method

Fast

Motorways

z;

•

.

,

z;

•

...

Period

O'large

Back

More

..-

Change

the

settin

gs,

if

necessary.

..-

Press

Back repeatedly until the navigation menu

is

displ

aye

d again.

Changing route options

dur

ingroute guidance

.,.. During aroute guidance,

press

the

More

button.

.,..

Press

Route Setting

s.

The

route settings

are

displayed.

.,..

Change

the settings, if

necessary.

.,..

Press

Ba

ck.

The

route guidance

is

displayed

again.

Map

Settings

With the map settings. you

can

adjust the view mode

(20 or

30),

the viewing angle

of

the

map,

the colours and

thedispl

ay

of buildings

and

points

of

orientation

on

the

map.

Inaddition,

you

can

specify for categories

of

points

ofinterestwhethertheyshould

be

displayed on the

map,

e.g.

car

dealerships,

cafes,

restaurants

.

.,..

Call

upthe navigation menu.

.,..

Press

More

....

.,..

Press

Settings.

Thesettings menu for the navigation

is

displayed.

18:42 Settings

'

Sound

and

Warnings

'II

·'-

Q

Customise

Quick

Menu

•

Loll)'

•

$,

Traffic

•

Back

.,.. Pr

ess

on the [

+

1buttonto displaythesecond page.

..-

Pr

ess

Map

Settings.

Navigation

The

map settings

are

displayed.

..-

Change

the settings,

if

necessary

.

.,..

Press

Back

repeatedly until

the

navigation

menu

is

displayed

again.

Note:

You

can

also

change

the

map

settings during the

route guidance:

..-

During a

route

guidance, press

the

Mor

e

button.

..-

Press

Map

Setting

s.

The

map

settings

are

displayed.

..-

Change

the settings, if

necessary.

.,..

Press

Back.

The

route guidance

is

displayed

again.

1

33

DVD/CD/USB/SDHC/iPod media playback

DVD/CD/USB/SDHC/iPod media

playback

Basic

information

The New York can be used

to

play audio DVDs/CDs

(CODA)

and DVD/CD-R/RWs

with

audio,

MP3

or

WMA

files

as

well

as

MP3

or

WMA files on

USB

data carriers and

SDHC

cards.

In addition,you can view movies and images from DVDs/

VCDs/CDs,

USB

data carriers and

SDHC

cards on

the

dis-

play

or

a connected

monitor

(Rear

Seat

Entertainment

-

RSE).

For safety reasons,

the

playback

of

movies and images on

the

integrated

monitor

is

allowed only while the vehicle

is

standing and

the

hand brake

is

applied. The

"BRAKE"

cable must be connected

with

the hand brake connec-

tion

of

the vehicle

(see

Connection diagram at

the

end

of

these instructions).The movie playback on

an

external

monitor

is

also possible while driving.

Notes:

•

To

ensure proper functioning,

use

only

COs

with

the Compact-Disc logo and

DVDs

with

the

DVD

logo.

• Blaupunkt cannot guarantee the flawless func-

tion

of

copy-protected DVDs/CDs and all DVD/CD

blanks,

USB

data carriers and

SO

cards available on

the market.

Note the following information when preparing

an

MP3/

WMA data carrier:

34

Naming

of

tracks and directories:

-Max.

32

characters

without

the file extension

".mp3" or ".wma" (the

use

of

more characters re-

duces the number

of

tracks and folders

that

the

car sound system

can

recognise)

-No umlauts or special characters

DVD/CD formats: DVD/CD-R/RW,

0:

12

em

DVD/CD data formats:

ISO

9669

Levell

and

2,

Joliet

CD

burn speed: Max. 16x (recommended)

USB

format/file system:

mass

storage device/FAT32

SO

card file system:

FAT32

File

extension

of

audio files:

-

.MP3

for

MP3

files

-.WMA

for

WMA files

WMA files only

without

Digital Rights Management

(DRM)

and created with Windows

Media®

Player ver-

sion 8 or later

MP3

103

tags: Version 1and 2

Bit rate for creating audio files:

-

MP3:

32

to

320 kbps

-WMA:

32

to

192 kbps

Maximum number

of

files and directories:

-

USB

medium: Up

to

1500 entries per directory

-

SO

cards: Up

to

1500 files per directory.

DVD/CDmode

Inserting a DVD/CD

A Risk

of

severe

damage

to

the

DVD/CD drive!

f5!A

Noncircular contoured DVDs/CDs and DVDs/

COs

with

a diameter

of

8

em

(mini DVDs/CDs)

must

not

be used.

We

accept no responsibility for any damage

to

the

drive

that

may occur

as

a result

of

the

use

of

unsuitable

DVDs/CDs.

...- Insert

the

DVD/CD

with

its printed side up into the

DVD/CD tray @ until you feel a slight resistance.

The drive automatically draws in

the

DVD/CD and

checks its data. Afterwards, the playback starts in

DVD/CD

or

MP3

mode.

Note:

You

must

not

hinder

or

assist thedrive

as

itautomati-

cally draws in the DVD/CD.

Ejecting a DVD/CD

...-

Press

the~

button

CD

to

eject

an

inserted DVD/CD.

Note:

You

must

not

hinder

or

assist the drive

as

it

ejects the

DVD/CD.

USB

data carrier

This device features

two

USB

ports:

USB

1

is

located under

the

cover at

the

front

of

the

device.

USB2

is

implemented

as

a

USB

socket on a cable at

the rear

of

the device.

You

can

specify the installa-

tion location

of

the

port

during

the

installation

of

the

device.

Connecting USBl

...- Open

the

cover®

underneath

the

rotary/pushbut-

ton.

...- Insert

the

USB

data carrier in the

USB

socket @ .

The device automatically switches

to

USB1

mode.

The data are read, the playback starts

with

the first

media file recognized by

the

device.

Removing

the

USB

1 data carrier

...- Turn offthe car sound system.

...- Disconnect the

USB

data carrier.

SDHCcards

This

device

features

an

SDHC

card

slot underthe

cover

at

the

front

of

the

device.

Inserting

the

SDHC

card

,...

Open

the

cover c

a) underneath the rotary/pushbut-

ton.

,... Insert the

SDHC

card

with its labelled

side

to

the

left

(flattened corner tothe top)

and

its

contacts first into

the

card

slot 9) until

it

clicks

into

place.

The

device

automatically

switches

to

SDHC

mode.

The

data

are

read,

the playback

starts

with the first

med

afile

recognized

by

the

device.

Removing

the

SDHC

card

,...

If

necessary,

open the

cover

i).

,...

Push

on

the

SDHC

card

until

it

disengages.

,...

Pull

the

SDHC

card

outofthe

card

slot

~

.....

.

iPod/iPhone

via

USB

You

can

connect numerous

iPod

·

and

iPhone

• models to

the

car

sound

system

via

the

USB

ports

and

control the

audio

playback

from

the

car

sound

system.

Note:

Alist ofcompatible

iPod

and

iPhone

• models

is

lo-

cated

attheend

of

these

instructions.Blaupunkt

can

-

not guarantee

the

flawless

function

of

other

iPod

•

and

iPhone

•

models.

Use

a suitable adapter

cable

to connect your

iPod

• or

iPhone• with the

USB

portofthe

car

sound

system

.

,... Insert

the

USB

plug

of

the adapter cable into one of

the

USB

sockets

(USB1

or

USB2)

of

the

device.

The

device

automatically

sw1tches

to

USB

mode.

The

data

are

read,

the playback

starts

with the first

media

file

on

theiPod·/iPhone recognized

by

the

device.

DVD

movie

playback

The

New

York

can

play

video

DVDs

and

VCDs.

After insert-

ing

the

DVD,

the

playback

starts

automatically.

The

DVD

menu

is

displayed.

You

can

navigate

in

the

DVD

menu

by

touching the corre-

sponding buttonsin

the

DVD

menu on the touchscreen.

After starting the movie

via

the menu of the

DVD,

the

movie

is

displayed.

The

playback

menu

for

DVDs

is

hid-

den.

..-

Briefly

touch the

touchscreen

once

to display the

playback

menu

again.

DVD/

CD

/

USB

/SDHC/iPod media playback

The

playback menu

is

shown.

[ C 1

Display

the

second

page

of

the

menu.

[

•.,.

1

End

playback,

call

up

DVD

menu.

[

1._

1

Se

lect

[

~II

1

Interrupt playback and continue

playback.

[

-.1

1

Select

next chapter.

[

._

1

Fast

searching

reverse.

[ ._. 1

Fast

searching

forward.

,...

Touch

[

C]

to display the

second

page

of

the

play-

back

menu.

The

second

page

of

the playback

menu

is

displayed.

C

Display

first

page.

~

Select

playback

language(only

if

supported

by

the

DVD).

[

~

1

Show

subtitles (only

if

supported

by

the

DVD).

[

~

) Switch repeat function for chapter

or

area

A-Bon/off.

[

A-B

1

Define

range

for repeatfunction.

[Angle]

Switch

camera

viewing angle

(Angle)

(only

if

supported

by

the

DVD).

[ m1

Ca

ll

up

keypad

for direct selection oftitles,

chaptersorplaying time.

1

3s

DVD/

CD

/

USB

/SDHC/iPod media playback

Audio

playback of

DVD/CD,

USB,

SDHC

or

iPod/iPhone

The

principles

of

the audio playback

(MP3/WMA)

from

data

ca

r

riers

or

iPod

•/iPhone•

are

identical for

all

sources

.

..-

Se

lect the

desi

r

ed

so

u

rce

via

the main

menu.

Iftheplayb

ac

k

star

ts

wi

thimage or video

files,

..-

press

the [

f.J

1

button

to

change

to the audio

play

-

back.

The

folders

of

the data carrier containing audio

files

are

displayed.

..

·use

1

ft

USB 1

'V:1nous Tr:1cks

.....

p·

-Music Folder

1

-

Music Folder 2

~

-Music Folder 3

-Music Folder 4

~

-

Mus1c

Foldc1

5

[

t.

1

Change

to

next higher folder

level.

[ • J

Move selection

mark.

[+ J Move selection

mark.

[

~

J

Open

selected

folder orstart titles.

-Or

-

1!:30

Double-cli

ck

onthe

name

of

thefolder/title.

The

folder

is

opened/the title

is

started.

[ (B 1

only iPod•JiPhone•

Continue playback.

5a!

Di

splay

keypad

todirectlyenterthe number

ofthe

des

ir

ed

title.

li

:l

Display

equalizer.

After starting atitle, the playback

menu

is

displayed.

[

EJ

1

Displayfolder

view.

[

I~

1 Short

press:

Title selection.

Long

press:

Fast

searching.

[

II

1 Interrupt playback

(pause).

[

-.1

]Short

press:

Title selection.

Long

press:

Fast

searching.

36

1

Audio playback from DVD/CD,

USB

or

SDHC:

[

:::::::

1 Start

and

end

REPEAT

function.

The

REPEAT

mode

changes

each

time the

[:::::::

1

button

is

pressed

.

D

is

pla

y

RE

PEA

Tmode

•••••

Repeat

current track

..

•'.

Repeat

currentfolder

.•

•'

0

Repeat

all

tracks

of

data carrier

[X ]

Start

MIX

random track play

and

end

it

again.

If

the

MIX

function

is

activated, the

[X

1

button

is

displayed

as

highlighted.

The

MIX

mode depends on the

selected

REPEAT

function.

REPEAT

MIX

mode

display

..

•'•

No

random track play

..

•'•

Mixing

tracks

ofthe current

folder

•'

•'O

Mixingtracks ofthe

data

carri

er

Audio playbackfrom iPod•fiPhone•:

[

:::::::

1

Start

and

end

REPEAT

function.

The

REPEAT

mode

changes

each

time the

[

:::::::

1

button

is

pressed.

Dis

p

lay

REPEAT

mode

•

••••

Repeat

current track

~0

Repeat

current selection

[X 1

Start

MIX

random track play

and

end

it

again.

The

MIX mode

changes

each

time the

[X

1

button

is

pressed.

Display

M

IX

mode

xo

Mixing

tracks

of

the current

selection

Xo

Mixing

tracks

of

the current

album

Note:

The

random track play

of

tracks

depends

on

the iPod•/iPhone

..

model

used.

Video playback

from

DVD/CD,

USB

or

SDHC

,...

Select

the

desired

source

via

the

main

menu.

If

the

playback

starts

with audio or

image

files,

,...

press

the

[

ii

1

button to

change

to

the

video

play

-

back.

The

folders

of

the

data

carrier containing movie

files

are

displayed.

Note:

Folders

and

titles

are

selected

and

started

as

de-

scribed

under audio playback.

If

you

selected

a

movie,

the

playback

is

started

. During

the

movie

playback

,

the

playback

menu

is

hidden.

,... Briefly touch the

touchscreen

once to display the

playback

menu

again.

The

playback

menu

is

shown.

[ C 1

Display

the

second

page

ofthe

menu.

[

•..,

1

End

playback,

change

to folder

view.

[ 1

.-

1

Select

[

•n

1 Interruptplayback

and

continue

playback

.

[

..

, 1

Select

[

._

1

Fast

searching

reverse.

[

..

1

Fast

searching

forward.

DVD/

CO

/

USB

/

SDHC

/iPod media playback

Second

page

ofplayback

menu.

[ C

J

Display

first

page.

[

•..,

J

End

playback,

change

to folder

view.

[

~

J

Select

playback

language

(only

if

supported

by

the

movie).

[

~

)

Show

subtitles (only

if

supported

by

the

movie)

.

[ 0 )

Switch

repeat function for

movie

or folder

on/off.

[ X )

Switch

random

playback

on/off.

[

!i5

]

Call

up

keypad

for directselection of

movie

or playing time.

Note:

You

can

play

back

video

files

stored

on

an

iPod

•t

iPhone

~

withthis

device.

For

this

purpose,

the

iPod

•

I

iPhone• must

be

connected with the device

using

a

special

cable

(USB

-

AV)

that

is

commercially

avail

-

able

.

Image playbackfrom

DVD/CD,

USB

or

SDHC

,...

Select

the

desired

source

via

the

main

menu.

If

the

playback

starts

with audio or movie

files,

,...

press

the

[f)

)

buttonto

change

tothe

image

play

-

back.

The

folders

of

the

data

carrier containing

images

are

displayed.

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1:1

Picture Name 1

2

Picture Name 2

~

3 Picture Name 3

4 Picture Name 4

~

5 Picture Name 5

6 Picture Name 6

Note:

Folders

and

images

are

selected

and

started

as

de-

scribed

under audio

playback.

I 37

Bluetooth mode

The Bluetooth• function allows registering cell phones

and media playbackdevices

with

the New

York.

When you register a cell phone with the New

York,

you

can make phone calls

with

the

built-in hands-free func-

tion.

You

can access the lists

of

dialled numbers and the

phone

book

of

the

registered cell phone.

If

the connected Bluetooth• device supports the func-

tions A2DP and

AVRCP,

you

can

play the music via the

New

York

unit

andcontroltheplayback. During acall, the

music playbackis interrupted and continued again after

the

call.

If

acell phone is registered via Bluetooth• and acall is re-

ceived during

the

playback

of

anothersource,

the

source

playbackis interrupted and

the

call menu is displayed.

Starting Bluetooth mode

..-

In the main menu,press

on

Bluetooth.

-Or-

..-

Press

the

MENU

button

2) for approx. 2 seconds.

(Prerequisite:This function

is

assigned

to

the

button

in the settings menu.)

The Bluetooth• menu

is

displayed.

It

contains

the

list

of

known Bluetooth• devices. Other audio sources

are switched off.

[

'L

] Change

to

next higherlevel.

[+ ]Moveselection mark.

[ • ] Moveselection mark.

[

..

•1

Disconnectconnection

to

marked device.

[ X 1 Deletemarkeddevicefrom

the

list.

[

II

1 Display options menu.

..-

Double-dick on the name

of

the

Bluetooth• device

with

which you

want

to

establish aconnection.

When

the

device

is

in range, theconnection

is

estab-

lishedand

the

menu for

the

deviceis displayed.

38 1

Registering Bluetooth devices

If

you

want

to

register adevice

with

the NewYork for the

first time, proceed

as

follows:

..-

Ensure

that

Bluetooth• is activated at

the

New York

and atyour Bluetooth• device.

..-

In the options menuof

the

Bluetooth• mode,entera

pairing code

(see

Bluetooth" settings).

..-

Search for new devices/connections on your Blue-

tooth

• device.

..-

The New York appears

as

"New York" in the list

of

Bluetooth• devices.

..-

Establish

the

connection; you may have

to

enterthe

pairingcode

that

was previouslydefined on the New

York.

The connection

is

being established and the menu

fortheregistered device is displayed.

Note:

If

a telephone

is

connected with

the

New

York

unit,

the Bluetooth• icon

:t

is

displayed at the

top

right

edge

of

the

display in all audio/videosources.

Telephone

mode-

Bluetooth

If

you registered a phone

with

the New York via Blue-

tooth

•,thefollowing menuappears.

[

'L

1 Change

to

next higherlevel.

[+ 1 Move selection mark.

[ • 1 Move selection mark.

[

...

1 Disconnect connection

with

currentdevice.

[

:!5

1 Display keypad

to

directly enter a phone

number

[

11

] Display options

menu

.

..-

Selectacontact/numbervia thecall listsorthephone

bookand doublethe

entry

twice (double-dick).

The

connection is being established.

If

acall is comrng in,

the

call menu

is

displayed.

[

~

] Answera call.

[

~

1 Reject acall.

If

a second call arrives during a phone call, you have the

following options:

,...

Press

the[

~]

button

to

pause theactive call and

to

answer the incoming call.

,...

Press

the[

\!

•1

button

to

switch backand forth be-

tween the

two

ca

lis.

Note:

This function must be activated on your phone.

Audio

playback -Bluetooth

If

an audio streaming device is connected

with

the New

York

unit

via Bluetooth•,you can play back

the

music via

theNewYork

unit

and control

the

playback.

,... In

the

Bluetooth• menu, press the [

f.J

1

button

to

change

to

the audio playback.

[ I~ ] Shortpress: Title selection.

Long press:

Fast

searching.

[

~II

J Interruptplaybackand continue playback.

[

..

I 1 Shortpress: Title selection.

Long press:

Fast

searching.

[

....

1 Disconnectconnection

with

currentdevice.

[

111

1 Display options menu.

Bluetooth mode

Bluetooth

settings

In the options menu for Bluetooth•, you can make the

basic settings

for

the Bluetooth• mode.

,... In the Bluetooth• menu, press the [

1111

button.

The options menu

is

displayed.

Bluetooth -Bluetooth•

<:an

beswitched on

or

off.

Auto connect -

If

"Auto Connect"

is

activated, the

device automatically connects

with

known Blue-

tooth

• devices

as

soon

as

they

are

in

range.

Auto answer -

If

"Auto Answer"

is

activated, incom-

ing phonecalls are automatically answered.

Pairing

code-

ManyBluetooth• devices request

the

pairingcodebeforeestablishingtheconnection.

You

can define

it

here.

Phone book

sync

-To

be

able

to

access

the phone

book

of

a connected telephone, you

must

first syn-

chronise

it

via this menu entry.

Auto

sync

-

If

"Auto sync"

is

activated,

the

synchro-

nisation

of

the

phone

book

is

performed automati-

cally

as

soon

as

the telephone

is

connected

with

the

device.

39

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ea

r

Seat

Entertainme

nt

IExternal audio/

vid

eo

so

ur

ces

Rear

Seat

Entertainment

(RSE)

The

New

York

features

outputs to connect two external

monitors

and

audio outputs for the

rear

area

of

the

ve

-

hicle.

Since

adifferent programme

can

be

displayed on the

ex

-

ternal monitors

than

on

the

device,

it

is

poss

ibleto view

images

and

movies

on

an

external monitor

whiledriving.

The

audio playback for the

RSE

is

established

via

the

sockets

Rear

Out R

and

Rear

Out

L.

These

soc

kets should

be

connected with suitablejack

sockets

so

that the

pas

sengers

in

the front

can

listen totheir audio programme

via

headphones.

Starting

RSE

via

external monitor

s:

...-

Select

the

desired

source

via

the

main

menu

and

start the film pl

ayback,

e.g.

from a

DVD.

The

film

is

displayed

on

the monitor

of

the

New

York

unit

...-

Call

upthe

main

menu.

...-

Press

the [

!.1]

button.

The

RSE

main menu

is

displayed.

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Select

the

same

source

in

the

RSE

main

menu

as

pre

-

viously done

in

the

main

menu.

The

film

is

now

also

displayed

on

the external moni-

tors.

...-

Press

the [

~

] button to

change

back

to the main

menu.

Note:

If

you select different

source

for thebuilt-in monitor,

the film

playback

continues to

be

displayed

on

the

external monitors.

...-

To

deactivatethe

RSE,

change

to

the

RSE

main menu

and

press

the

Rear

off

button.

40 I

External audio/video

sources

This

device

features

twoexternal

AV

inputs for audio

and

video

play

b

ack:

AV-IN

1

is

located under the

cover

at the front ofthe

device.

AV-

IN

2

is

implemented

as

a

cinc

h

socket

on a

cable

at the

rear

of the

device.

You

can

specify the instal

lation location

of

the port during the installation of

the

device.

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Lll

Increased risk

of

injury

from connector.

In

case

of

an

accident, the protruding

connec

tor

in

the

front

AV-IN

socket

may

cause

injuries.

The

use

of

straight plugs or

adapters

leads

to

an

increased

risk

of

injury.

...- Start the

AV-IN

mode with the button

AV

-

IN

1 or

AV

-

IN2

.

The

display

shows

the audioorvideo playback of

the

selected

AV

source.

Sound settings

Volume distribution {fader/balance)

You

can

adjust the volume distribution in the vehicle

for all sources.

..-

In the main menu,

press

the [

:5::]

button.

The equalizer menu

is

displayed.

..-

Press

the

[:

+

:]button.

The menuforfader and balance

is

displayed.

..-

Adjust fader and balance with [

T]

I [

...._]

or

[<1111]/[IJI.]

.

..-

on Equalizer.

The

setting

is

stored, the main menu

is

displayed

again.

Equalizer

You

can

adjust the equalizer forall sources.

..-

In

the

main menu,

press

the

[:5::] button.

The

equalizer menu

is

displayed.

--

Equalizer

,.,...,..,

Bass

Mid Treble LPF MPF

-+ -· ..L + -

+ ' +

Pi

,.......

:0

.,

+4 +2

+6

80Hz

1kHz

--

• Pop

IIJl.

..-

Select apreset equalizer

with

[<Ill]

or[

IJl.

].

-Or -

HPF

'":i:"

'i

,.......

10kHz

,.

-

~

-

..-

Use

[+]or

[-]to

adjustthe level for

Bass,

Mid

and

Treble

as

well

as

the frequency

of

the

LPF,

MPF and

HPF filters according

to

your needs.

Sound settings

I

Basic

settings

..-

on Equalizer.

The setting

is

stored, the main menu

is

displayed

again.

Note:

Withthe

[~]button,

you

can

restore thedefaultval-

ues

of

the selected equalizer presettings.

Basic settings

In

the settings menu

of

the

device, you

can

adjust the

basic settings forthe different functions

of

the New

York

to

your requirements.

..-

In the main menu,

press

the Settings button.

The

settings menu

is

displayed, the General sub-

menu

is

activated.

..-

Call

up the submenus with the buttons in the lower

area

of

the settings menu.

Video

The following settings are possible:

Aspect

ratio-

Adjust imageformat

Rear viewcamera -Adjust back-upcamera (ifaback-up

camera

is

connected)

DivX registration code -Display

of

the DivX8 registra-

tion code

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