Blaupunkt BARCELONA 230 User manual

BLAUPUNKT
CAR
RADIO
BARCELONA
230
BRISBANE
230
Bedienungs-
und
Einbauanleitung
Operating
and
installation
instructions
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G) [Vbutton
Unlock the detachable control panel
0 MENU button
Short press : Call up/close menu
Long press: Start scan function
® On/Offbutton
Short press: Switch on car sound system
In operation: Mute car sound system (Mute)
Long press: Switch off car sound system
In the menu: Change menu level
In Fast - Browse mode : Confirm selection
0 Volume control
In the menu: Select menu item, change
setting
In Fast-Browse mode: Category (iPod only) ,
select folder and track
® CD tray (Barcelona 230 only)
® Display
0 A/Vbutton
In the menu: Select menu item, change
setting
Radio mode: Start seek tuning
MP3/WMA/iPod mode: Change to next/
previous folder
<I> button
In the menu : Change menu level
Radio mode: Adjust the stations
Other operating modes: Track selection
Controls
® ~ button (Eject )( Barcelona 230 only)
Eject a CD
® Microphone
@) USB socket
@ Front AUX-IN socket
@ ,-button
Short press : Answering a call, speed di al
Long press: Open the phone book of the cell
phone or activate voice dialing
@ Keys 1-5
@ Infrared receiver
@ SRC button
Se l ect memory bank or audio source
@ DIS button
Short press : Switch di splay
Long press : Switch display brightness
@ SD card slot
Access only with detached control panel
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Contents
Safety notes .................................................... 33
Scanning all tracks ................................................. .41
Symbols used ............................................................ 33
Playing tracks in random order ......................... .41
Road safety ................................................................ 33
Repeatedly playing individual tracks or
General safety notes ............................................... 33
directories .................................................................. 41
Declaration ofconformity ................................... .34
Switching display ..................................................... 42
Cleaning notes ................................................ 34
Browse mode ............................................................ 42
Disposal notes ................................................. 34
Scope of delivery ............................................ 34
Optional equipment
(not part of the scope of delivery) ..................... 34
Pandora • mode ............................................... 44
Requirements ........................................................... 44
Connecting the iPod/iPhone device .............. ..44
Starting the Pandora® mode ............................. ..44
Searching stations ................................................... 44
Placing the device in operation ..................... 34
Shuffle mode ............................................................. 45
Important note for radio reception
in the US and Asia .................................................... 34
Attaching/detaching the control panel .......... 34
Skipping tracks ........................................................ 45
Interrupting playback ............................................ 45
Thumbs feedback .................................................... 45
Switching on/off ...................................................... 35
Volume ........................................................................ 35
Bluetooth® ....................................................... 45
Display brightness ................................................... 35
Switching demo mode on/off ............................ .36
Traffic information .......................................... 36
The Bluetooth® menu .......................................... ..46
Pairing and connecting a Bluetooth® device . ..46
Telephone functions ............................................... 47
Bluetooth® streaming mode ................................ 50
Radio mode ..................................................... 36
Additional functions in the Bluetooth® menu .. 50
RDS ................................................................................ 36
External audio sources ................................... 52
Changing to radio mode or selecting
a memory bank ........................................................ 36
Front AUX-IN socket... ............................................. 52
Tuning into a station .............................................. 37
Sound settings ................................................ 52
Storing stations or calling stored stations ...... 37
Calling and exiting the "AUDIO" menu ............ 52
Scanning stations .................................................... 37
Making settings in the "AUDIO" menu ............. 53
Storing stations automatically (Travelstore) .. 37
User settings ................................................... 54
PTY ................................................................................ 38
Calling the user menu and selecting a menu ... 54
Switching display ..................................................... 38 Making settings in the "TUNER" menu ............ 54
CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode .............................. 39
Making settings in the "DISPLAY" menu ......... 55
Basic information ..................................................... 39
Making settings in the "VOLUME" menu ........ 56
Changing to CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode ......... 39
Making settings in the "CLOCK" menu ............ 57
Inserting/ejecting a CD (Barcelona 230 only) . ..40
Making settings in the "VARIOUS" menu ........ 57
Connecting/removing a USB data carrier. .... ..40
Factory settings .............................................. 58
Inserting/removing the memory card ........... ..40
Useful information ......................................... 58
Selecting tracks ........................................................ 41
Warranty ..................................................................... 58
Selecting afolder
Service ......................................................................... 59
(only in MP3/WMA/iPod mode) ........................ .41
Fast searching ........................................................... 41
Technical data ................................................. 59
Interrupting playback ........................................... .41
Installation instructions .............................. 179
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Safety notes
The car sound system was manufactured accord-
ing 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 contain important informa-
tion to easily and safely install and operate the car
sound system.
• Read these instructions carefully and com-
pletely 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:
A! DANGER!
~ Warns about injuries
A'\ CAUTION!
''., Warns about damaging the CD drive
CE:
DANGER!
Warns about high volume
The CE mark confirms the compliance
with EU directives.
_.. Identifies a sequencing step
• Identifies alisting
Safety notes
Road safety
Observe the following notes about road safety:
• 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 the vehicle is standing.
• Remove or attach the control panel only
while the vehicle is standing.
• Always listen at a moderate volume to pro-
tect your hearing and to be able to hear acous-
tic warning 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 notes to protect yourself
against injuries:
• Do not modify or open the device. The device
contains a Class 1 laser that can cause injuries
to your eyes (Barcelona 230 only).
• Do not increase the volume during mute
phases, e. g. when changing the audio source.
Changing the volume is not audible during a
mute phase.
Use as directed
This car sound system is intended for installation
and operation in a vehicle with 12 V vehicle sys-
tem voltage and must be installed in a DIN slot.
Observe the performance limits in the technical
data. Repairs and installation, if necessary, should
be performed by a specialist.
Installation instructions
You may only install the car sound system your-
self 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 installation instructions at the end of these
instructions.
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Safety notes I Cleaning notes I Disposal notes I Scope of delivery I Placing the device in operation
Declaration of conformity
The Blaupunkt Europe GmbH declares that the car
sound systems Barcelona 230 and Brisbane 230
comply with the basic requirements and the other
relevant regulations of the directives 2004/1 08/EC
and 1999/5/EC.
The declaration ofconformity can be found on the
Internet under www.blaupunkt.com.
Cleaning notes
Solvents, cleaning and scouring agents as well as
dashboard spray and plastics care product may
contain ingredients that will damage the surface
of the car sound system.
• Use only a dry or slightly moistened cloth for
cleaning the car sound system.
• If necessary, clean the contacts of the control
panel regularly using a soft cloth moistened
with cleaning alcohol.
Disposal notes
)I' Do not dispose of your old unit in the house-
- hold trash!
Use the return and collection systems available to
dispose of the old device.
Scope of delivery
The scope of delivery includes:
1 Car sound system
Operating/installation instructions
Case for the control panel
Support frame
1 Antenna connection adapter
2 Disassembly tools
Handheld remote control (incl. battery)
Connecting cable chamber A
Connecting cable chamber B
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Optional equipment
(not part of the scope of delivery)
Use only accessories approved by Blaupunkt.
Information is available from your Blaupunkt
specialised dealer or on the Internet under
www.blaupunkt.com.
Placing the device in operation
Attention
Transport securing screws
(Barcelona 230 only)
Before the startup of the car sound system, ensure
that the transport securing screws are removed
(see the chapter "Installation instructions").
Important note for radio reception in
the US and Asia
This car sound system is designed for operation in
different regions with different frequency ranges
and station technologies. The factory default of
the reception area is "EUROPE". If you operate the
car sound system outside of Europe, e.g. in the US
or Asia, you first have to set a suitable reception
area in the menu. Available reception areas are
"EUROPE': "ASIA': "USA': "$-AMERICA" and "THAI-
LAND".
The reception area for the radio reception is set
in the user menu (see the chapter "User settings':
section "Making settings in the "TUNER" menu':
menu item "AREA").
Attaching/detaching the control
panel
The car sound system is equipped with a detach-
able control panel (release panel) to protect your
equipment against theft. In the delivery state,
the control panel is in the supplied case. To start
operating the radio after installation, you must
first attach the control panel (see the section
"Attaching the control panel" in this chapter).

Always
take
the
control
panel
with
you
when
leav-
ing
the
vehicle.
The
car
sound
system
is
worthless
to athiefwithout
this
control
panel.
Caution
Damage
to
the
control
panel
Never
drop
the
control
panel.
Transport
the
control
panel
so
that it
is
protected
against
impacts
and
the
contacts
cannot
become
dirty.
Do
not
expose
the
control
panel
to
direct sunlight
or
another
heat
source.
Avoid
direct
skin
contact
with
the
control
panel's
electrical
contacts
.
Attaching
the
control
panel
-..
Push
the
control
panel
into
the
bracket
at
the
right
edge
of
the
device.
-..
Push
the
control
panel
carefully
into
the
left
bracket
until it
clicks
into
place.
Removing
the
control
panel
-..
Press
the
[V
button
CD
to
unlock
the
control
panel.
The
left
side
of
the
control
panel
detaches
from
the
device
and
is
secured
by
the
bracket
against
falling
out.
-..
Move
the
control
panel
slightly to
the
left
until it
disengages
from
the
right
bracket.
-..
Carefully
remove
the
control
panel
from
the
left
bracket.
Note:
The
car
sound
system
automatically
switches
off
as
soon
as
the
control
panel
is
removed.
Switching
on/off
Switching
on/off
with
the
On/Off
button
-..
For
switch-on,
press
the
On/Off button
G).
The
car
sound
system
switches
on.
-..
To
switch
off
the
device,
press
and
hold
down
the
On/Off button ®
for
longer
than
2
sec-
onds.
Placing
the
device
in
operation
The
car
sound
system
switches
off.
Note:
If
you
switch
on
the
car
sound
system
while
the
vehicle
ignition
is
switched
off,
it
auto-
matically
switches
off
after
1
hour
to
preserve
the
vehicle
battery.
Switching
on/off
via
vehicle
ignition
The
car
sound
system
will
switch
off/on
simulta-
neously
with
the
ignition if
the
device
is
correctly
connected
to
the
vehicle's
ignition
as
shown
in
the
installation
instructions
and
you
did
not
switch
the
device
off
by
pressing
the
On/Offbutton ® .
Volume
Adjusting
the
volume
You
can
adjust
the
volume
in
steps
from
0(off) to
50
(maximum).
..-
Turn
the
volume
control
G)
to
change
the
volume.
Note:
Ifa
telephone
is
connected
with
the
car
sound
system
as
described
in
the
installation
instruc-
tions,
the
car
sound
system
is
muted
in
case
of a
phone
call.
During
muting,
the
display
shows
"TELEPHONE".
Muting
the
car
sound
system
(Mute)
-..
Briefly
press
the
On/Off button ® to
mute
the
car
sound
system
or
to
reactivate
the
pre-
vious
volume.
During
muting,
the
display
shows
"MUTE"
.
Display
brightness
You
can
manually
switch
the
display
brightness
between
daytime
mode
and
night-time
mode
or
switch
automatically
with
the
driving lights of
the
vehicle.
Notes:
•
The
manual
or
automatic
switching
of
the
display
brightness
is
selected
in
the
user
menu
(see
the
chapter
"User
settings'~
section
"Making
settings
in
the
"DISPLAY"
menu",
menu
item
"DIM
MODE").
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Placing
the
device
in
operation
I
Traffic
information
I
Radio
mode
•
The
display
brightness
can
be
adjusted
separately
for
day
and
night
(see
the
chap-
ter
"User
settings'~
section
"Making
set-
tings
in
the
"DISPLAY"
menu'~
menu
items
"DIM
DAY"
and
"DIM
NIGHT".
..-
Press
the
DIS
button@
for
approx.
2
seconds
to
manually
switch
the
display
brightness.
Switching
demo
mode
on/off
The
demo
mode
shows
the
functions
of
the
car
sound
system
as
scrolling
text
on
the
display.
By
pressing
any
button,
the
demo
mode
is
interrupt-
ed
and
you
can
operate
the
device.
The
demo
mode
can
be
switched
on
and
off
in
the
user
menu
(see
the
chapter
"User
settings",
section
"Making
settings
in
the
"VARIOUS"
menu'~
menu
item
"DEMO
MODE").
Traffic
information
In
the
reception
area
"EUROPE",
an
FM
station
can
identify traffic
reports
by
means
of
an
RDS
signal.
If priority
for
traffic
reports
is
switched
on,
a
traf-
fic
report
is
automatically
switched
through,
even
if
the
car
sound
system
is
currently not
in
radio
mode.
If priority
is
switched
on,
the
display
shows
the
traffic
jam
symbol
(~).
"TRAFFIC"
is
displayed
during
a
switched-through
traffic
announcement.
The
priority
is
activated
and
deactivated
in
the
user
menu
(see
the
chapter
"User
settings'~
sec-
tion
"Making
settings
in
the
"TUNER"
menu",
menu
item
"TRAFFIC").
Notes:
•
The
volume
is
increased
for
the
duration
of
the
switched-through
traffic
announce-
ment.
You
can
adjust
the
minimum
volume
for
traffic
announcements
(see
the
chapter
"User
settings",
section
"Making
settings
in
the
"VOLUME"
menu'~
menu
item
"TA
VOLUME").
•
To
cancel
a
switched-through
traffic
an-
nouncement,
press
the
SRC
button
@.
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Radio
mode
RDS
Many
FM
stations
broadcast
an
RDS
(Radio
Data
System)
signal
in
addition to their
programme
in
the
reception
area
"EUROPE"
that
allows
the
following additional
functions:
•
The
station
name
is
shown
on
the
display.
•
The
car
sound
system
recognises
traffic
an-
nouncements
and
news
broadcasts
and
can
automatically
switch
them
through
in
other
operating
modes
(e.g.
in
USB
mode).
•
Alternate
frequency:
If
RDS
is
activated,
the
car
sound
system
automatically
selects
the
best
receivable
frequency
for
the
station
that
is
cur-
rently
set.
•
Regional:
At
certain
times,
some
radio
sta-
tions
divide their
programme
into
regional
programmes
providing different
content.
If
the
REGIONAL
function
is
activated,
the
car
sound
system
changes
only
to
those
alternate
frequencies
on
which
the
same
regional
pro-
gramme
is
being
broadcast.
The
functions
RDS
and
REGIONAL
are
activated
and
deactivated
in
the
user
menu
(see
the
chap-
ter
"User
settings'~
section
"Making
settings
in
the
"TUNER"
menu'~
menu
items
"RDS
AF"
and
"REGIONAL")
.
Changing
to
radio
mode
or
selecting
a
memory
bank
..-
Press
the
SRC
button@
repeatedly
until
the
desired
memory
bank
is
displayed:
FM1
~
FM2~
FMT~
AM~
AMT
Notes:
•
Up
to 5
stations
can
be
stored
in
each
memory
bank.
•
Memory
banks
can
be
activated
or
deacti-
vated
via
the
user
menu
(see
the
chapter
"User
settings",
section
"Making
settings
in
the
"TUNER"
menu'~
menu
item
"BANDS"
(band
selection)).
Deactivated
memory
banks
are
skipped
during
the
source
selec-
tion with
the
SRC
button
@.

Tuning
into
a
station
There
are
various
ways
oftuning into a
station:
Tuning
into
stations
manually
...-
Briefly
press
the
<I>button 0
once
or
several
times
to
change
the
frequency
in
in-
crements,
or
long
to quickly
change
the
fre-
quency.
Starting
station
seek
tuning
...-
Briefly
press
the
VI
A button 0 to
start
sta-
tion
seek
tuning.
The
radio
tunes
into
the
next
receivable
station
.
Notes:
•
For
the
reception
area
"EUROPE":
In
the
FM
waveband,
only
traffic information
stations
are
tuned
into if
the
priority
for
traffic
infor-
mation
(~)
is
switched
on
.
•
For
the
reception
areas
"EUROPE"
and
"USA":
In
the
FM
waveband,
the
next
station
with
the
currently
selected
pro-
gramme
type
is
tuned
into if
the
PTY
func-
tion
is
activated
(see
the
chapter
"PTY").
•
The
sensitivity
of
seek
tuning
can
be
ad-
justed
(see
the
chapter
"User
settings':
section
"Making
settings
in
the
"TUNER"
menu':
menu
item
"SEEK
SENS").
Storing
stations
or
calling
stored
stations
...-
Select
the
desired
memory
bank.
...-
If
necessary,
set
the
desired
station.
...-
Press
the
station
button 1 - 5 @
for
approx.
2
seconds
to
store
the
current
station
under
the
button.
-or-
...-
Briefly
press
the
station
button
1- 5
@to
call
up
the
stored
station.
Radio
mode
Scanning
stations
With
the
scan
function,
you
can
scan
either
every
receivable
station
or
the
stored
stations
of
the
cur-
rent
waveband
.
Note:
You
can
adjust
the
scan
time
for
each
sta-
tion
(see
the
chapter
"User
settings
':
section
"Making
settings
in
the
"VARIOUS"
menu':
menu
item
"SCAN
TIME").
Scanning
receivable
stations
...-
Press
the
MENU
button
0
for
approx.
2
sec-
onds
to
start
scanning.
During
the
scan,
the
display
alternately
dis-
plays
"SCAN"
and
the
current
frequency
as
well
as
memory
bank
or
station
name.
...-
Briefly
press
the
MENU
button
0
to
con-
tinue
listen
i
ng
to
the
station
that
is
currently
being
received.
Scanning
stored
stations
...-
Press
the
VI
A button 0
for
approx.
2
sec-
onds
to
start
scanning.
During
the
scan,
the
display
shows
the
mem-
ory
location
and
the
current
frequency
or
sta-
tion
name.
...-
Briefly
press
the
VI
A button 0 to
cont
i
nue
listening
to
the
station
that
is
currently
being
scanned.
Storing
stations
automatically
(Travelstore)
With
Travelstore,
you
can
automatically
search
for
and
store
the
5
stations
offering
the
strongest
reception
in
the
region
in
the
FM
and
AM
wave-
bands.
The
stations
are
stored
in
the
FMT
or
AMT
memory
bank
.
Any
previously
stored
stations
in
this
memory
bank
are
deleted
in
the
process
.
...-
Select
a
memory
bank
of
the
desired
wave-
band,
e.
g.
FM
1
or
AM
.
...-
Press
the
SRC
button @
for
approx.
2
sec-
onds.
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Radio
mode
The
tuner
starts
the
automatic
station
seek
tuning;
the
display
shows
"FM
TSTORE"
or
"AM
TSTORE".
After
the
storing
is
completed,
the
radio
plays
the
station
at
memory
location
1of
the
FMT
or
AMT
level.
Notes:
•
For
the
reception
area
"EUROPE":
If
the
priority
for
traffic information
is
switched
on
(~),
only
traffic information
stations
are
stored.
• If
the
FMT
or
AMT
memory
bank
is
deac-
tivated
(see
the
chapter
"User
settings'~
section
"Making
settings
in
the
"TUNER"
menu':
menu
item
"BANDS"),
it
is
auto-
matically
reactivated
if
you
initiate
the
Travelstore
function.
PTY
In
the
reception
areas
"EUROPE"
and
"USA",
an
FM
station
can
transmit
its
current
programme
type,
e.g.
CULTURE,
POP,
JAZZ,
ROCK,
SPORT
or
SCIENCE.
Hence,
the
PTY
function
allows
atarget-
ed
search
for
broadcasts
of a
certain
programme
type,
e.
g.
for
rock
or
sports
broadcasts.
Note
that
PTY
is
not
supported
by
all
stations.
Note:
The
PTY
function
is
only
available
ifit
has
been
activated
(see
the
chapter
"User
settings",
sec-
tion
"Making
settings
in
the
"TUNER"
menu",
menu
item
"PTY").
Selecting
a
programme
type
To
select
a
programme
type
read
the
section
"Making
settings
in
the
"TUNER"
menu'~
menu
item
"PTYTYPE"
in
the
chapter
"User
settings".
38
Note:
You
can
set
the
language
in
which
the
pro-
gramme
types
should
be
displayed
(see
the
chapter
"User
settings'~
section
"Making
set-
tings
in
the
"TUNER"
menu':
menu
item
"PTY
LANG").
Searching
for
stations
...-
Press
the
VI
A button (!).
During
the
seek
tuning,
the
currently
selected
programme
type
is
shown
on
the
display.
As
soon
as
a
station
with
the
desired
pro-
gramme
type
is
found,
it
remains
being
tuned
into.
Notes:
• If
no
station
with
the
selected
programme
type
is
found,
"PTY
NONE"
is
briefly
dis-
played
and
2
beeps
can
be
heard.
The
radio
will
then
retune
to
the
station
that it
played
last.
• If
the
tuned
radio
station
or
another
sta-
tion
on
the
broadcasting
network
broad-
casts
your
selected
programme
type
at
a
later
point
in
time,
the
car
sound
system
will
automatically
switch
from
the
cur-
rently
tuned
station
or
from
the
current
audio
source
(e.
g.
CD)
to
the
station
whose
programme
type
matches
the
one
you
se-
lected.
Note
that
this
function
is
not
sup-
ported
by
all
stations.
Switching
display
...-
Press
the
DIS
button
@)
to toggle
between
these
displays:
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~
-'
~~~
...
>
~
.
_,,
"":.
,..,
·,>--
r~:z~~
!;;
~"
~
•
-.
,
-",;:r
ABCDEF
Station
name
FM1
102.90
Memory
bank/frequency
or or
P1
102.90
Memory
location/frequency
FM1
18:30
Memory
bank/time
or or
P1
18:30
Memory
location/time

CD/MP3/WMA/iPod
mode
Basic
information
CD/MP3/WMA
mode
Barcelona
230:
This
car
sound
system
can
be
used
to
play
back
au-
dio
COs
(CODA)
and
CD-R/RWs
with
audio,
MP3
or
WMA
files
as
well
as
MP3
or
WMA
files
on
USB
data
carriers
and
SD(HC)/MMC
memory
cards.
Brisbane
230:
This
car
sound
system
can
be
used
to
play
MP3
or
WMA
files
on
USB
data
carriers
and
SD(HC)/MMC
memory
cards.
Notes:
•
To
ensure
proper
functioning,
use
only
COs
with
the
Compact-Disc
logo.
•
Blaupunkt
cannot
guarantee
the
flawless
function of
copy-protected
COs
and
all
CD
blanks,
USB
data
carriers
and
memory
cards
available
on
the
market.
Note
the
following information
when
preparing
an
MP3/WMA
data
carrier:
•
Naming
of
tracks
and
directories:
-
Max.
32
characters
without
the
file
exten-
sion
".mp3"
or
".wma"
(the
use
of
more
characters
reduces
the
number
of
tracks
and
folders
that
the
car
sound
system
can
recognise)
-
No
umlauts
or
special
characters
•
CD
formats:
CD-R/RW,
0:
12
em
•
CD
data
formats:
ISO
9669
Levell
and
2,
Joliet
•
CD
burn
speed:
Max.
16x
(recommended)
•
USB
format/file
system:
Mass
storage
device
I
FAT16/32
•
Memory
card
file
system:
FAT16/32
•
File
extension
of
audio
files:
-
.MP3
for
MP3
files
-
.WMA
for
WMA
files
•
WMA
files
only
without
Digital
Rights
Manage-
ment
(DRM)
and
created
with
Windows
Media
Player
version
8
or
later
•
MP3
103
tags:
Version
1
and
2
CD/MP3/WMA/iPod
mode
•
Bitrate
for
creating
audio
files:
-
MP3:
32
to
320
kbps
-
WMA:
32
to
192
kbps
•
Maximum
number
of
files
and
directories:
Up
to
20,000
entries
depending
on
the
data
struc-
ture
iPodmode
You
can
connect
numerous
iPod
and
iPhone
models
to
the
car
sound
system
via
the
USB
port
and
control
the
audio
playback
from
the
car
sound
system.
Note:
A
list
of
compatible
iPod
and
iPhone
models
is
located
at
the
end
of
these
instructions.
Blaupunkt
cannot
guarantee
the
flawless
function ofother
iPod
and
iPhone
models.
Use
a
suitable
adapter
cable
to
connect
your
iPod
or
iPhone
with
the
USB
port of
the
car
sound
system.
Changing
to
CD/MP3/WMA/iPod
mode
..-
Press
the
SRC
button@
repeatedly
until
the
desired
audio
source
is
displayed:
•
"CD"
(Barcelona
230
only):
Inserted
CD
•
"SD(HC)":
Inserted
memory
card
•
"USB":
Connected
USB
data
carrier
•
"I
POD"
I
"IPHONE":
Connected
iPod
I
iPhone
•
"AUX":
Connected
external
audio
source
Notes:
•
The
respective
audio
source
can
be
select-
ed
only
ifa
corresponding
CD
is
inserted
or
a
corresponding
device
is
connected.
• A
connected
iPod
is
initially
selected
un-
der
"USB"
and
as
soon
as
the
iPod
has
been
recognised
under
"I
POD".
• If
the
car
sound
system
first
has
to
read
the
data
ofa
connected
device
or
data
car-
rier
before
the
playback,
the
display
shows
"READING".
The
duration
of
the
reading
depends
on
the
data
volume
and
design
of
I 39

CD/MP3/WMA/iPod
mode
the
device
or
data
carrier.
If
the
device
or
data
carrier
is
defective
or
the
transferred
data
cannot
be
played
back,
a
correspond-
ing
message
appears
on
the
display
(e
.g.
"USB
ERROR").
Inserting/ejecting
a
CD
(Barcelona
230
only)
Inserting
a
CD
A
~
Risk
of
severe
damage
to
the
CD
drive!
'
'
Noncircular
contoured
CDs
(shape
CDs)
and
CDs
with a
diameter
·of8
em
(mini
CDs)
must
not
be
used.
We
accept
no
responsibility
for
any
damage
to
the
CD
drive
that
may
occur
as
a
result
of
the
use
of
unsuitable
CDs.
Note:
You
must
not
hinder
or
assist
the
drive
as
it
automatically
draws
in
the
CD
.
..-
Insert
the
CD
with
its
printed
side
up
into
the
CD
tray
0 until
you
feel
aslight
resistance.
The
drive
automatically
draws
in
the
CD
and
checks
its
data.
Afterwards,
the
playback
starts
in
CD
or
MP3
mode.
Note:
If
the
inserted
CD
cannot
be
played
back,
"CD
ERROR"
is
briefly
displayed
and
the
CD
is
au-
tomatically
ejected
after
approx.
2
seconds.
Ejecting
a
CD
Note:
You
must
not
hinder
or
assist
the
drive
as
it
ejects
the
CD.
..-
Press
the
~
button ® to
eject
an
inserted
CD.
Notes:
• If a
CD
is
ejected
and
not
removed,
the
drive
will
automatically
draw
it
back
in
again
after
approx.
10
seconds.
·
4o
1
•
You
can
also
eject
CDs
while
the
car
sound
system
is
switched
off
or
whilst
another
au
-
dio
source
is
activated
.
Connecting/removing
a
USB
data
carrier
Connecting
a
USB
data
carrier
..-
Switch
off
the
car
sound
system
so
that
the
data
carrier
will
be
correctly
registered
.
..-
Pull
the
protective
cap
of
the
USB
socket
@
to
the
front until it
moves
out of
the
socket
and
fold
it
down.
..-
Connect
the
USB
data
carrier.
..-
Turn
on
the
car
sound
system.
If
the
USB
data
carrier
is
initially
selected
as
audio
source,
the
data
are
read
first.
Notes:
• If
the
connected
USB
data
carrier
cannot
be
seen,
"USB
ERROR"
is
briefly
displayed.
•
The
time
required
for
reading
in
the
data
depends
on
the
design
and
size
of
the
USB
data
carrier.
Removing
a
USB
data
carrier
..-
Switch
off
the
car
sound
system
so
that
the
data
carrier
will
be
correctly
unregistered.
..-
Disconnect
the
USB
data
carrier.
..-
Close
the
protective
cap
of
the
USB
socket
@ .
Inserting/removing
the
memory
card
Inserting
the
memory
card
..-
Detach
the
control
panel.
..-
Insert
the
memory
card
with
its
labelled
side
up
and
its
contacts
first into
the
card
slot
@
until it
clicks
into
place
.
..-
Attach
the
control
panel.
After
switch-on,
the
device
automatically
selects
the
inserted
memory
card
as
audio
source.
The
data
of
the
memory
card
are
be-
ing
read.
Afterwards,
the
playback
starts
in
MP3
mode.

Notes:
• If
the
inserted
memory
card
cannot
be
played,
"SO
ERROR"
is
briefly
displayed.
•
The
time
required
for
reading
the
card
depends
on
the
design
and
size
of
the
memory
card.
Removing
the
memory
card
-..
Detach
the
control
panel.
...-
Push
on
the
memory
card
until it
disengages.
-..
Pull
the
memory
card
out of
the
card
slot
@ .
-..
Attach
the
control
panel.
Selecting
tracks
-..
Press
the
<I>
button 0 briefly to
change
to
the
previous/next
track.
Note:
If
the
current
track
plays
longer
than
3
sec-
onds,
pressing
<0
once
restarts
the
track.
Selecting
a
folder
(only
in
MP3/WMA/iPod
mode)
-..
Press
the
VI
A button
0 briefly to
change
to
the
previous/next
folder.
Note:
In
iPod
mode,
this
allows
you
to
change
to
the
previous/next
folder of
the
current
category,
e.
g.
to
the
next
genre,
if
you
previously
se-
lected
a
track
on
the
iPod
via
the
correspond-
ing
genre.
Fast
searching
-..
Press
and
hold
down
the
<I> button 0
until
the
desired
position
has
been
reached.
Interrupting
playback
-..
Press
the
2 • button
@)
to interrupt
the
playback
("PAUSE")
or
to
continue
it.
CD/MP3/WMA/iPod
mode
Scanning
all
tracks
The
scan
function
scans
all
available
tracks.
-..
Press
the
MENU
button 0
for
approx.
2
sec-
onds
to
start
the
scan,
or
briefly
to
continue
playing
the
currently
scanned
track
.
Note:
The
scan
time
can
be
adjusted
(see
the
chap-
ter
"User
settings'~
section
"Making
settings
in
the
"VARIOUS"
menu'~
menu
item
"SCAN
TIME").
Playing
tracks
in
random
order
-..
Press
the
4
MIX
button @)to
change
among
the
playback
modes:
CD*/
MIX
ALL
Mixing
tracks
iPod
MIX
DIR
Mixing
tracks
of
MP3/
the
current
folder
WMA
Mixing
tracks
of
MIX
ALL
the
data
carrier
Gen.
MIX
OFF
Regular
playback
*
Barcelona
230
only
If
the
MIX
function
is
switched
on,
the
icon
MIX
(mix
all
tracks)
or
MIX
ilt
(mix
tracks
of
current
folder)
is
shown
on
the
display.
Repeatedly
playing
individual
tracks
or
directories
-..
Press
the
3
RPT
button @)to
change
among
the
playback
modes:
CD*/
RPTTRACK
Repeating
tracks
iPod
RPTTRACK
Repeating
tracks
MP3/
WMA
RPTDIR
Repeating
folders
Gen.
RPTOFF
Regular
playback
*
Barcelona
230
only
I
41

CD/MP3/WMA/iPod
mode
If
the
RPT
function
is
switched
on,
the
icon
'+3
JJ
(repeat
tracks)
or
'+3
-
(repeat
folders)
is
shown
on
the
display.
Switching
display
...-
Press
the
DIS
button
@)
once
or
several
times
to
switch
among
these
displays:
42
T01
00:15
Track
number
and
playi
time
CD*
T01
03:37
Track
number
and
duration
T01
18:30
Track
number
and
time
FILE
File
name
2
FOLDER
Folder
name
2
SONG
Track
name
1
ARTIST
Artist
1
MP31
ALBUM
Album
name
1
WMAI
GENRE
Genre
3
iPod
PLAY
00:15
Playing
time
TOTAL03:37
Track
duration
CLOCK18:30
Time
ALL
INFO
All
information
as
scrolling
text
*
Barcelona
230
only
1
Track
name,
artist
and
album
name
must
be
stored
as
103
tag
to
be
able
to
display
them
.
2
The
file
and
folder
name
is
displayed
only
in
MP31WMA
mode.
3
The
genre
information
is
available
only
on
iPod
mode.
Browse
mode
In
Browse
mode,
you
can
directly
search
for
and
select
a
certain
track
on
the
MP3/WMA
data
carrier
or
iPod
without interrupting the current
playback.
Browse
mode
in
MP3/WMA
mode
In
MP3/WMA
mode,
you
can
select
and
play
a
track
from
adirectory of
the
data
carrier
.
...-
Press
the 1
)f>
button @ to
call
up
the
browse
mode
in
the
MP31WMA
mode.
The;>
icon
flashes
on
the
display.
In
addition,
the
icon
JJ
(track)
or
icon
•
(folder)
appears
.
Note:
You
can
exit the
browse
mode
at
any
time
by
pressing
the 1
)f>
button @ .
...-
Press
the
<button
(j) to
display
the
folders
of
the
data
carrier.
The
current folder
is
shown
on
the
display.
...-
Press
the
VI
A button 0
once
or
several
times
or
hold
the button
pressed
to
select
a
different
folder.
...-
Press
the>
button (j) to
display
the
tracks
of
the
selected
folder.
The
first
track
of the folder
is
shown
on
the
display.
Note:
Pressing
the
<button
(j_)
returns
you
to the
folder
list.
...-
Press
the
VI
A button (j)
once
or
several
times
or
hold
the button
pressed
to
select
a
different
track.
...-
Press
the > button (j) to
play
the
track.
The
playback
starts
.
You
are
exiting
the
browse
mode.

Browse
mode
in
iPod
mode
In
iPod
mode,
you
can
select
and
play
back
the
tracks
via
the
categories
"ARTISTS",
"ALBUMS",
"GENRES",
"PLAYLISTS"
or
"AUD-BOOKS"
(audio
books)
.
...-
Press
the
1
)t>
button@ to
call
up
the
Browse
mode
in
the
iPod
mode.
The
jfJ
icon
flashes
on
the
display.
In
addi-
tion,
the
lit
icon
(categories)
or
the
~
icon
(track)
appears.
The
first
category,
"ARTISTS",
is
displayed.
Notes:
•
Press
the
1
)t>
button @ for
approx.
2
sec-
onds
to directly
call
up
the
"PLAYLISTS"
category.
•
You
can
exit
the
browse
mode
at
any
time
by
pressing
the
1
)t>
button @ .
...-
Press
the
VI
A
button 0
once
or
several
times
to
select
adifferent
category.
...-
Press
the>
button
(j)
to
display
the
available
folders
of
the
category.
The
first folder of
the
selected
category
is
shown
on
the
display
(e
.
g.
"JAZZ"
in
the
"GENRES"
category).
Note:
Pressing
the
<
button 0
returns
you
to
the
list
of
categories.
...-
Press
the
VI
A button 0
once
or
several
times
or
hold
the
button
pressed
to
select
a
different
folder.
...-
Press
the>
button 0 to
display
the
available
tracks
of
the
folder.
The
first
track
of the folder
is
shown
on
the
display.
Note:
Pressing
the
<
button 0
returns
you
to
the
list
of
folders.
CD/MP3/WMA/iPod
mode
...-
Press
the
VI
A button 0
once
or
several
times
or
hold
the
button
pressed
to
select
a
different
track.
...-
Press
the>
button
(f)
to
play
back
the
track.
The
playback
starts.
You
are
exiting
the
browse
mode.
Fast
browsing
Fast
browsing
enables
faster
access
to
tracks.
In-
stead
of
the
arrow
keys
(i
),
you
use
the
volume
control 0
and
the
On/Off button
G)
to
select
and
confirm list
entries:
Selecting
V/A
0
Volume
entries
in
lists
control
(
~
)
Confirming > 0 On/off
entries
button
Return
to
the
Select
and
<0
confirm
higher
level
ion"<<<"
Fast
browsing
is
switched
on
or
off
in
the
user
menu
(see
the
chapter
"User
settings'~
section
"Making
settings
in
the
"VARIOUS"
menu':
menu
item
"BROWSE").
Note:
With
activated
fast
browsing,
you
cannot
change
the
volume
in
browse
mode
or
mute
the
car
sound
system.
To
do
so,
first
exit
the
browse
mode
by
pressing
the
button
1
)t>
@
or
starting
the
track
playback
.
43

Pandora
®
mode
Pandora®
mode
Requirements
Control
for
Pandora
®
requires:
•
An
iPhone
device
with a
reliable
data
connec-
tion,
or
an
iPod
touch that
is
connected
to wire-
less
internet.
•
The
Pandora
®
app
installed
on
the
iPhoneliPod
device.
•
An
active
account
with
Pandora®.
Sign
up
at
www.pandora.com.
•
The
USB
sync
cable
that
came
with your iPodl
iPhone
device.
Notes:
•
Pandora
®
is
available
only
in
the
US.
•
Refer
to www.pandora.comleverywherel
mobile
for
devices
compatible with the
Pandora
®
mobile application.
•
Pandora
®
is
an
internet
service,
carrier
and
data
charges
may
apply.
•
Some
Pandora
®functionality cannot
be
operated
from
this
car
sound
system.
•
For
issues
using
the
Pandora
®
application,
please
contact
Pandora
at
pandora-support
@pandora.com
Connecting
the
iPod/iPhone
device
..-
Pull
the
protective
cap
of
the
USB
socket
~0
to
the
front until it
moves
out of
the
socket,
and
fold it down.
..-
Connect
the iPodliPhone
device,
using
the
USB
sync
cable
included with
your
iPodl
iPhone
device.
44
Starting
the
Pandora®
mode
..-
Open
the
Pandora
®
application
on
your iPodl
iPhone
device.
..-
Press
the
SRC
button
@
repeatedly until
"PANDORA"
is
displayed.
Searching
stations
You
can
display
your
station
list
and
select
stations
directly
from
the
car
sound
system.
..-
Press
the
1
fo
button 1
3:V
to
display
the
sta-
tions
menu.
..-
Press
the
VI
A button
CD
once
or
several
times
to
select
"A-Z"
(the
station
names
are
listed
alphabetically)
or
"BY
DATE"
(the
station
names
are
listed
by
date).
..-
Press
the>
button
(i)
to
display
the
selected
station
list.
f-.
'
..-
Press
the
VI
A button
t.._
!)
once
or
several
times
or
hold
the button
pressed
to
cycle
through the list of
stations.
..-
Press
the>
button
(!)
when
the
desired
sta-
tion
is
highlighted.
The
playback
will
begin.
Notes:
•
Stations
must
be
created
in
your
account
prior to connecting your iPodliPhone
de-
vice
to the
car
sound
system.
•
With
activated
fast
browsing,
you
can
use
the
volume
control
0
and
the On/Off
button
(:£)
instead
ofthe
arrow
keys
0
to
select
and
confirm list
entries.
This
process
does
not allow changing the volume
or
muting the
car
sound
system.
•
You
can
exit
the
stations
menu
at
any
time
by
pressing
the
1
fo
button
(
~
.

Shuffle
mode
...-
Press
the
1
fl
button
@)
to
display
the
sta-
tions
menu.
...-
Press
the
VI
A
button
(j_)
once
or
several
times
to
select
"SHUFFLE"
from
the
stations
menu.
...-
Press
the
>
button (j) to
shuffle
songs
from
all
of
your
stations.
Skipping
tracks
...-
Press
the
>
button (j) briefly to
skip
to the
next
track.
Notes:
•
The
operation to
replay
a
previous
track
is
not
available.
•
Pandora
®limits the number of
skips
al-
lowed
for
their
service.
Interrupting
playback
...-
Press
the 2
U~
button
@
to interrupt
the
playback
("PAUSE")
or
to continue
it.
Thumbs
feedback
Thumbs
up
...-
Press
the
A
button
(
j__)
to tell
Pandora®
that
you
like
the current
track.
The.
icon
appears
on
the
display
until
the
next
track.
Pandora
®will
play
more
tracks
with
similar
qualities.
Thumbs
down
...-
Press
the
V
button
(j)
to tell
Pandora
®that
you
do
not
like
the current
track.
The
9
icon
appears
on
the
display
until
the
next
track.
Pandora
®
will not
play
the
current
track
again,
and
will
avoid
playing
tracks
with
similar
qualities.
Pandora®
mode
I
Bluetooth®
Bluetooth®
You
can
connect
the
car
sound
system
via
Blue-
tooth®with other Bluetooth®
-ready
devices,
such
as
cell
phones.
This
allows
you
to
use
the
car
sound
system
with
its
integrated microphone
as
hands-
free
system
for
connected
cell
phones
and
control
the
audio
output of other Bluetooth®
devices
and
play
them
back
via
the
loudspeakers
of
the
car
sound
system
(Biuetooth®
streaming).
Note:
You
can
also
connect
an
external
microphone
for
hands-free
calling
(see
the
chapter
"Instal-
lation instructions").
Bluetooth®technology
is
a
wireless
connection of
short
range.
For
this
reason,
Bluetooth®
devices
must
be
located
near
the
car
sound
system
(in
the
vehicle)
to
establish
and
maintain aconnection.
To
establish
a Bluetooth®connection,
you
must
first
pair
the
car
sound
system
and
the
Bluetooth®
device
.
When
you
pair
the
devices,
a Bluetooth®
connection
is
subsequently
established
automati-
cally.
This
connection
remains
in
effect
as
long
as
the
Bluetooth®
device
is
within
range.
If
the
con-
nection
is
interrupted,
e.g.
because
you
moved
the
cell
phone
outside
the
range,
the
connection
is
automatically
re
-
established
as
soon
as
you
are
back
within
range
.
Only
one
Bluetooth®
device
can
be
connected
with the
car
sound
system.
If
you
connect
a
new
device
with the
car
sound
system,
the connection
to
a currently
connected
device
is
automatically
interrupted.
However,
the
car
sound
system
leaves
up
to 5 different Bluetooth®
devices
paired,
and
you
can
quickly
and
easily
connect
any
of
these
devices
with
the
car
sound
system
again.
45

Bluetooth®
The
Bluetooth®
menu
In
the Bluetooth®
menu,
you
find
all
the functions
for
pairing,
connecting
and
managing
Bluetooth®
devices.
Calling
the
Bluetooth
®
menu
..-
Briefly
press
the
MENU
button
0
to
open
the
user
menu.
..-
Turn
the
volume
control
0
until
the
"BLUETOOTH"
menu
item
is
selected.
..-
Press
the
On/Offbutton 0) to
open
the
Blue-
tooth®
menu.
..-
Turn
the
volume
control (4) until
the
desired
menu
item
is
selected.
..-
Perform
the
setting
(see
the following
sec
-
tions).
..-
Briefly
press
the
MENU
button
0
to exit
the
menu.
46
Notes:
•
The
Bluetooth
®
menu
is
automatically
ex-
ited
approx.
30
seconds
after the
last
but-
ton activation
and
you
are
returned
to the
display
of
the
current
audio
source.
•
In
the
menu,
you
can
press
the
button
<
(!)
in
each
case
to
return
to
the
higher
menu
level.
• If a
Bluetooth
®
process
is
running
(e.g.
re-establishing
the
connection
to the
last
connected
device),
the
functions of the
Bluetooth®
menu
are
blocked.
If
you
at-
tempt
to
open
the
Bluetooth®
menu
dur-
ing
this
time,
"LINK
BUSY"
briefly
appears
on
the
display.
If
you
want
to
cancel
the
Bluetooth®
process
and
open
the
Blue-
tooth®
menu,
press
the
5 ..-:-button
@.
Pairing
and
connecting
a
Bluetooth®
device
Notes:
•
You
can
pair
up
to 5 Bluetooth®
devices
with
this
car
sound
system.
Before
you
can
pair
another
device,
you
must
first unpair
one
of the
already
paired
devices
(see
the
chapter
"Additional functions
in
the
Blue-
tooth®
menu",
section
"Managing
paired
devices").
If
you
should
attempt to
pair
a
fifth Bluetooth®
device,
"PHONE
LIST
FULL
-
PLEASE
DELETE
ENTRIES
FROM
LIST"
is
displayed
.
• If a connection with a
Bluetooth®
device
currently
exists,
this
connection
is
auto-
matically
disconnected
if
you
pair
and
connect another
device
.
..-
In
the Bluetooth®
menu,
select
the
"PAIRING"
menu
item.
..-
Press
the On/Off button
G)
to
pair
a
Blue-
tooth®
device.
The
display
shows
"PRESS
>TO
CONFIRM
".
..-
Press
the >button
(!).
The
display
shows
"ENTER
PIN"
and
the
cur-
rently
stored
PIN
(default
"1234").
In
addi-
tion, the
Bluetooth®
icon
*
flashes.
The
car
sound
system
can
now
be
recognised
by
a
Bluetooth®
device
for
approx.
2
minutes
and
connected.
..-
Search
the
car
sound
system
from
your
Blue-
tooth®
device
(Biuetooth®
name:
"BP
230
BT'').
..-
Establish
the
connection
from
your
Blue-
tooth®
device.
Enter
the
PIN
displayed
by
the
car
sound
system.
The
display
briefly
shows
"PAIRED':
followed
by
"CONNECTED",
as
soon
as
the
car
sound
system
and
the Bluetooth®
device
are
paired
and
connected
.
Notes:
• If
no
connection
can
be
established,
the
display
briefly
shows
"CONNECT
FAILED".

• If a Bluetooth®
device
is
connected
with
the
car
sound
system,
the
display
shows
the Bluetooth®
icon
*·
• If the
device
connected
last
cannot
be
located
after switching
on
the
car
sound
system,
the
car
sound
system
attempts to
connect
one
of
the
other
paired
devices
.If
none
of the
devices
is
located,
the
display
briefly
shows
"NO
DEVICE".
Telephone
functions
Answering/rejecting
an
incoming
phone
call
With
an
incoming
call,
the
display
alternately
shows
"CALL"
and
the
number of
the
caller.
The
current
audio
source
is
muted
and
a
ring
tone
is
played
via
the
loudspeakers
of
the
car
sound
system.
Note:
If
the
number of
the
caller
is
not
being
trans-
mitted, the
display
shows
"PRIVATE"
instead
of
the
number.
If
the
number of the
caller
is
stored
together with a
name
in
the
car
sound
system,
the
name
of
the
entry
and
the
num-
ber
are
displayed.
..-
Press
the
r-
button
Ci:V
to
answer
the
call.
"CALL"
and
the duration of the ongoing
call
are
displayed.
..-
Press
the 5
~button
@
to
reject
the
call
or
to
end
the current
call.
The
display
shows
"CALL
END".
Notes:
•
During
the
call,
you
can
adjust
the
volume
with
the
volume
control
(i
)
or
mute
the
device
with a short
press
of the On/Off
button
G)
.
•
You
can
preset
the
hands-free
volume
in
the
user
menu
(see
the
chapter
"User
settings",
section
"Making
settings
in
the
"VOLUME"
menu",
menu
item
"TEL
VOL").
• Ifthe
car
sound
system
is
switched
offwith
active
ignition, it automatically
switches
on
with
an
incoming
call.
This
allows
you
to
make
the
call
over
the
hands-free
system.
Bluetoothcs
After
the
call
has
ended,
the
car
sound
sys-
tem
automatically
switches
off
again.
Making a
call
..-
In
the
Bluetooth®
menu,
select
the
"DIAL
NEW
NUMBER"
menu
item.
..-
Press
the On/Offbutton 0 to
open
the entry
menu.
You
can
now
enter
a
phone
number with
up
to
20
digits:
..-
Turn
the
volume control 0 to
select
adigit
for
the
respective
position.
..-
Press
the>
or<
button
(jJ
to
reach
the
next
or
previous
position.
Notes:
•
You
can
also
reach
the
next
position
by
pressing
the ON/Off button
CD
.
•
While
entering
the
phone
number,
you
cannot
change
the
volume
or
mute the
car
sound
system.
..-
Press
the
r-
button @! to
call
the
number
entered.
"CALLING"
and
the
dialed number
are
alter-
nately
shown
on
the
display.
As
soon
as
your
calling
party
answers
the
call,
the
display
shows
"CALl:'
and
the time of the
current
phone
call.
Calling
an
entry
in
the
phone
book
Note:
This
function
is
only
available
if
the
phone
book
of
the
connected
cell
phone
was
trans-
ferred
to
the
car
sound
system
(see
the
chap-
ter "Additional functions
in
the
Bluetooth®
menu",
section
"Transferring
the
phone
book
ofthe
cell
phone
to
the
car
sound
system").
..-
In
the
Bluetooth®
menu,
select
the
"PHONEBOOK"
menu
item.
..-
Press
the
On/Off button
G)
to
open
the
phone
book.
The
display
shows
the first
phone
book
entry.
47

Bluetooth®
Note:
If
the
phone
book
has
not
yet
been
trans-
ferred,
the
display
briefly
shows
"PHONEBOOK
NOT
AVAILABLE".
-or-
..-
In
the
Bluetooth®
menu,
select
the
"PB
SEARCH"
(phone
book
search)
menu
item.
..-
Press
the
On/Off button
(
~~
J
to
open
the
entry
menu.
..-
Turn
the
volume
control
G)
to
select
the
first
letter of
the
desired
entry.
..-
Press
the On/Off button
G)
to confirm the
selection.
The
display
shows
the
first
phone
book
entry
that
starts
with
the
selected
letter.
Note:
If
the
phone
book
does
not contain
any
entry
with
the
selected
first
letter,
the
display
briefly
shows
"NOT
FOUND".
..-
Turn
the
volume
control
G)
to
select
the
desired
entry.
..-
Press
the~
button '.§ to
call
the
number.
"
CALLING"
and
the
dialled number
are
alter-
nately
shown
on
the
display.
Note:
You
can
also
call
an
entry
in
the
phone
book
via
speed
dial
(see
the
section
"Speed
dial
for
phone
book
entries"
in
this
chapter)
.
Making
a
call
with
voice
dial
Note:
This
function
is
only
available
if
the
connected
cell
phone
supports
voice
dial.
..-
In
the
Bluetooth®
menu,
select
the
"VOICE
DIAL"
menu
item
.
..-
Press
the
On/Off button
~
~
to
activate
voice
recognition.
The
car
sound
system
is
muted
and
the
dis-
play
shows
"
SPEAK
NOW".
..-
Say
the
name
of
the
desired
calling
partner.
48
Notes:
• If
no
Bluetooth®connection
is
established
when
voice
recognition
is
activated,
the
display
briefly
shows
"VOICE
DIAL
FAILED
-NO
BT
CONNECTION".
• If
the
spoken
name
is
not
being
recognised
or
the time for the
voice
recognition
has
already
expired,
the
display
briefly
shows
"DIAL
FAILED".
•
You
can
cancel
the
voice
recognition
by
pressing
the
5
~button
@
.
•
Please
note
that
the
duration of the
voice
recognition
is
limited
and
depending
on
the
respective
cell
phone.
•
You
can
also
activate
the
voice
recognition
via
speed
dial
(see
the
section
"Speed
dial
for
voice
dial"
in
this
chapter).
Storing
a
phone
number
in
the
car
sound
system
You
can
store
phone
numbers
in
the
car
sound
system
and
make
calls
using
the
speed
dial
(see
the following
section)
.
A
phone
number
is
stored
for
the
currently
con-
nected
telephone
and
is
available
only
for
this
tel-
ephone.
The
car
sound
system
can
store
up
to
five
numbers
for
up
to
five
paired
devices.
..-
Enter
the
phone
number
as
described
in
the
section
"Making
a
call".
..-
Press
the
desired
memory
button
1- 5
@for
approx
.2
seconds
to
store
only
the
number.
-or-
..-
Press
the>
button 0
for
approx.
2
seconds
to
enter
a
name
for
the
entry.
You
can
now
enter a
name
with
up
to
15
char
-
acters:
..-
Turn
the
volume
control G) to
select
a
char-
acter
for
the
respective
position.
..-
Press
the>
or<
button
0
to
reach
the
next
or
previous
position.
Note:
You
can
also
reach
the
next
position
by
press-
ing
the
ON/Off button
G)
.

..-
Press
the
desired
memory
button
1 - 5
@)
for
approx.
2
seconds
to
store
the
number
and
name.
The
display
briefly
shows
"NUMBER
SAVED".
Afterwards,
you
are
returned
to
the
Blue-
tooth®
menu
and
the
"DIAL
NEW
NUMBER"
menu
item.
Notes:
• Anumber
previously
stored
on
the
memo-
ry
button
is
replaced.
• If a telephone
is
unpaired,
the
numbers
stored
for
this
telephone
are
automatically
deleted.
Speed
dial
for
any
phone
number
or
for
the
number
dialed
last
or
a
stored
number
With
speed
dial,
you
can
make
a
call
without first
having
to
select
the
corresponding function
in
the
Bluetooth
®
menu.
To
call
the
number
dialed
last,
..-
press
the,.
button
@.
The
display
shows
the
number
dialed
last.
Note:
If
no
cell
phone
is
currently
connected,
the
Bluetooth®
menu
is
opened.
The
"PAIRING"
menu
item
is
selected.
..-
Press
the,.
button@
to
call
the
number.
To
call
a
stored
number,
..-
press
the,.
button @ .
..-
Press
a
memory
button 1- 5 @ to
call
the
stored
number.
Note:
If
no
number
is
stored
under
the
selected
memory button, the
display
briefly
shows
"NO
NUMBER".
..-
Press
the,.
button @ to
call
the
number.
To
call
any
number,
..-
press
the
,.
button @ .
..-
Press
the On/Off button
CD
to
open
the entry
menu
and
enter
a number
(enter
the
phone
number
as
described
in
the
section
"Making
a
call")
.
..-
Press
the,.
button @ to
call
the
number.
Speed
dial
for
phone
book
entries
Note:
This
function
is
only
available
Bluetooth®
if
the
phone
book of
the
connected
cell
phone
was
transferred
to the
car
sound
system
(see
the
chapter "Additional
func-
tions
in
the Bluetooth®
menu",
section
"Transferring
the
phone
book
of the
cell
phone
to
the
car
sound
system").
ifthe
speed
dial
is
set
for
phone
book
en-
tries
(see
the
chapter "Additional functions
in
the Bluetooth®
menu'~
section
"Setting
the
button function
for
speed
dial").
To
select
an
entry of
the
phone
book
with
the
speed
dial
and
call
it,
..-
press
the
,.
button
G3
)
for
approx.
2
sec-
onds.
The
display
shows
the first
phone
book
entry
or
the
search
function
for
phone
book
entries.
..-
Turn
the
volume
control
(
~
)
to
select
the
desired
entry.
..-
Press
the,.
button @ to
call
the
number.
Speed
dial
for
voice
dial
Note:
This
function
is
only
available
• if
the
connected
cell
phone
supports
voice
dial.
• ifthe
speed
dial
is
set
for
voice
dial
(see
the
chapter
"Additional functions
in
the
Blue-
tooth®
menu'~
section
"Setting
the
button
function
for
speed
dial").
To
activate
the
voice
recognition with
the
speed
dial,
..-
press
the
,.
button @
for
approx.
2
sec-
onds.
The
car
sound
system
is
muted
and
the
dis-
play
shows
"SPEAK
NOW".
..-
Say
the
name
ofthe
desired
calling
partner.
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