Blaupunkt NEW JERSEY 220 BT User manual

BLAUPUNKT
CAR
RADIO
NEW
JERSEY
220
BT
Bedienungs-
und
Einbauanleitung
Operating
and
installation instructions
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Controls
CD MENU button
Short press: Call up/close user menu
Long press: Scan station (scan function)
0 DISPLAY button
Short press: Switch display
Long press: Set time
® SRC ~ button
Short press: Selecting an audio source
Long press: Call up the Bluetooth ® menu
0 CDtray
® Display
@ AUDIO button
Call up/close the "AUDIO" menu
(}) BANDITS button
Short press: Select memory bank
Long press: Store stations automatically
(Travelstore)
® Microphone
® ~ button (Eject)
Eject a CD
20
@) Reset button
Restoring the original factory settings ofthe
car sound system.
@ USB port
@ Keys 1-6
@ <I>button
Radio mode: Set station manually
(short press), start seek tuning (long press)
Other operating modes: Track selection
(short press), fast searching (long press)
@ Rotary/pushbutton
Short press: Switch on car sound system
In operation: Mute car sound system (Mute);
interrupt playback (Pause)
In the menu: Call up menu items
Long press: Switch off car sound system
Turn: Adjust volume
In the menu: Select menu item, change
settings
In Browse mode: Category (iPod only), select
folder and track
@ Front AUX - IN socket

Contents
Safety notes .................................................... 22
Playing tracks in random order .......................... 28
Symbols used ............................................................ 22 Repeatedly playing individual tracks or
Road safety ................................................................ 22
directories .................................................................. 29
General safety notes ............................................... 22
Switching the display ............................................. 29
Declaration ofconformity .................................... 23
Browse mode ............................................................ 29
Cleaning notes ................................................ 23
Bluetooth
8
mode ............................................ 30
Disposal notes ................................................. 23
Pairing and connecting a Bluetooth®
device ........................................................................... 31
Scope of delivery ............................................ 23
Telephone functions ............................................... 31
Optional equipment
(not part of the scope of delivery) ..................... 23
Bluetooth® streaming mode ................................ 32
External audio sources ................................... 32
Placing the device in operation ..................... 23
Front AUX-IN socket ................................................ 32
Important note for radio reception
in America and Europe .......................................... 23
Sound settings ................................................ 32
Switching on/off ...................................................... 23
Calling and exiting the "AUDIO" menu ............ 32
Volume ........................................................................ 24
Making settings in the "AUDIO" menu ............. 33
Setting the time ....................................................... 24
Adjusting the equalizer ......................................... 33
Traffic information .......................................... 24
User settings ................................................... 34
Radio mode ..................................................... 24
Calling the user menu and selecting
a menu ......................................................................... 34
RDS ................................................................................ 24
Changing to radio mode ....................................... 25
Select memory bank .............................................. 25
Tuning into a station .............................................. 25
Storing stations or calling stored station ........ 25
Scanning stations .................................................... 25
Storing stations automatically
(Travel store) ............................................................... 25
Making settings in the "TUNER" menu ............ 34
Making settings in the "VOLUME" menu ........ 35
Making settings in the "DISPLAY" menu ......... 36
Making settings in the "VARIOUS" menu ........ 36
Useful information ......................................... 37
Warranty ..................................................................... 37
Service ......................................................................... 37
PTY ................................................................................ 26 Technical data ................................................. 37
Switching the display ............................................. 26
Installation instructions ............................... 110
CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode .............................. 26
Basic information ..................................................... 26
Changing to CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode ......... 27
Inserting/ejecting a CD ......................................... 27
Connecting/removing a USB data carrier ....... 28
Selecting tracks ........................................................ 28
Selecting afolder
(in MP3/WMA mode only) .................................... 28
Fast searching ........................................................... 28
Interrupting playback ............................................ 28
Scanning all tracks (not in iPod mode) ............ 28
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Safety notes
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:
. ~~ DANGER!
Warns about injuries
CAUTION!
Warns about damaging the CD drive
:~• :~:~::~ut high volume
CE:
The CE mark confirms the compliance
with EU directives.
..- Identifies a sequencing step
• Identifies alisting
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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.
• 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 .
•
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 2-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.

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
system
New
Jersey
220
BT
complies
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
)3!
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
ofdelivery
includes:
1
Car
sound
system
Operating/installation instructions
Support
frame
Handheld
remote
control
(incl.
battery)
Connecting
cable
chamber
A
Connecting
cable
chamber
B
Optional
equipment
(not
part
of
the
scope
of
delivery)
Use
only optional equipment
by
Blaupunkt.
Information
is
available
from
your
Blaupunkt
specialised
dealer
or
on
the
Internet
under
www.blaupunkt.com.
Placing
the
device
in
operation
Caution!
Transport
securing
screws
Ensure
that
the
transport
securing
screws
at
the
top
side
of
the
device
are
removed
before
the
startup of
the
car
sound
system.
Important
note
for
radio
reception
in
America
and
Europe
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
"ASIA".
If
you
operate
the
car
sound
system
outside
of
Asia,
e.g.
in
America
or
Europe,
you
first
have
to
set
a
suitable
reception
area
in
the
menu.
Available
reception
areas
are
"EUROPE",
"ASIA'~
"NORTH
AM"
(North
America)
and
"SOUTH
AM"
(South
America).
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
"REGION").
Switching
on/off
Switching
on/off
with
the
rotary/pushbutton
..-
For
switch-on,
press
the
rotary/pushbut-
ton@.
The
car
sound
system
switches
on.
..-
For
switch-off,
hold
the
rotary/pushbut-
ton
@
pressed
for
more
than
2
seconds.
The
car
sound
system
switches
off.
Switching
on/off
via
vehicle
ignition
If
the
car
sound
system
is
connected
with
the
vehi-
cle
ignition
and
it
was
switched
offwith
the
rotary/
pushbutton
@,
it
is
switched
on
or
off with
the
ignition.
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Placing
the
device
in
operation
I
Traffic
information
I
Radio
mode
Volume
Adjusting
the
volume
You
can
adjust
the
volume
in
steps
from
0(off) to
SO
(maximum).
...-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton@to
change
the
volume.
Muting
the
car
sound
system
(Mute)
...-
Briefly
press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
mute
the
device
or
to
reactivate
the
previous
volume.
While
it
is
muted,
..
MUTE
..
is
flashing
on
the
display.
Setting
the
time
...-
Press
the
DISPLAY
button ®
for
approx.
2
seconds
to
set
the
time.
...-
Press
the
<I>
button @ to
change
between
hours
and
minutes.
The
hour
or
minute
display
flashes
if it
is
selected.
...-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
set
the
hours
or
minutes.
...-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
confirm
the
time
set.
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
~n,
atraf-
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
@
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
"TA").
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Note:
The
volume
is
increased
for
the
duration of
the
switched-through traffic
announcement.
You
can
adjust
the
minimum
volume
for
traffic
announcements
(see
the
chapter
"User
settings·~
section
"Making
settings
in
the
..
VOLUME
..
menu·~
menu
item
..
TA
VOL
..
).
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).
•
Alternative
frequency:
If
the
AF
function
is
switched
on,
the
car
sound
system
automati-
cally
tunes
into
the
best
receivable
frequency
for
the
station
that
is
currently
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,
AF
and
REGIONAL
are
acti-
vated
and
deactivated
in
the
user
menu
(see
the
chapter
"User
settings
..
,
section
"Making
settings
in
the
"TUNER
..
menu·~
menu
items
..
Ros·~
..
AF
..
and
"REG
..
).

Changing
to
radio
mode
...-
Press
the
SRC
\!button®
repeatedly
until
"TUNER"
is
displayed:
Playback
starts
with
the
station
that
was
played
most
recently.
Select
memory
bank
...-
Press
the
BANDITS
button 0
repeatedly
until
the
desired
memory
bank
is
displayed:
FM1
~
FM2
~
FM3
~
AM1
~
AM2
Note:
Up
to 6
stations
can
be
stored
in
each
mem-
ory
bank.
Tuning
into
a
station
There
are
various
ways
oftuning into a
station:
Tuning
into
stations
manually
...-
Briefly
press
the
<I > button @
once
or
several
times
to incrementally
change
the
frequency.
Starting
station
seek
tuning
...-
Press
the
<I>button @
for
approx.
2
sec-
onds
to start
station
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.
•
The
sensitivity of
seek
tuning
can
be
ad-
justed
(see
the
chapter
"User
settings",
section
"Making
settings
in
the
"TUNER"
menu",
menu
item
"DXILO").
Radio
mode
Storing
stations
or
calling
stored
station
...-
Select
the
desired
memory
bank.
...-
If
necessary,
set
the
desired
station.
...-
Press
the
station
button 1 - 6 @
for
approx.
2
seconds
to
store
the
current
station
under
the
button.
-or-
...-
Briefly
press
the
station
button 1 - 6 @
to
call
up
the
stored
station.
Scanning
stations
The
scan
function
enables
scanning
the
stored
stations
of
the
current
waveband.
...-
Press
the
MENU
button
CD
for
approx.
2
sec-
onds
to
start
scanning.
During
the
scan,
the
display
shows
the
mem-
ory
location
and
the
current
frequency
or
station
name.
...-
Briefly
press
the
MENU
button
CD
to
con-
tinue listening
to
the
station
that
is
currently
being
scanned
.
Storing
stations
automatically
(Travel
store)
With
Travel
store,
you
can
automatically
search
for
and
store
all
receivable
the
stations
in
the
FM
and
AM
wavebands.
Any
stations
that
were
previously
stored
are
deleted
in
the
process.
...-
Select
the
desired
waveband,
e.g.
FM
1
or
AM1.
..-
Press
the
BANDITS
button 0
for
approx.
2
seconds.
The
tuner
starts
the
automatic
station
seek
tuning;
the
display
shows
"TS".
After
storing
is
completed,
the
stored
stations
are
scanned
in
the
order
of
the
storage
locations.
Afterwards,
the
station
in
memory
location
1of
the
FM
1
or
AM
1
level
is
played
back.
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Radio
mode
I
CD/MP3/WMA/iPod
mode
PTY
In
the
reception
areas
"EUROPE"
and
"NORTH
AM"
(North
America),
an
FM
station
can
transmit
its
current
programme
type,
e.g.
CULTURE,
POP,
JAZZ,
ROCK,
SPORT
or
SCIENCE.
Hence,
the
PTY
function
allows
a
targeted
search
for
broadcasts
ofa
certain
programme
type,
e.g.
for
rock
or
sports
broadcasts.
Note
that
PTY
is
not
supported
by
all
stations.
Selecting
the
programme
type
and
starting
PTV
seek
tuning
To
select
a
programme
type,
read
the
section
"Making
settings
in
the
"TUNER"
menu'~
menu
item
"PTY"
in
the
chapter
"User
settings".
..-
Select
the
desired
programme
type
and
press
the
rotary/pushbutton
@
to
start
the
PTY
seek
tuning.
As
soon
as
a
station
with
the
desired
pro-
gramme
type
is
found,
it
remains
being
tuned
into.
Note:
If
no
station
with
the
selected
programme
type
is
found,
"PTY
NONE"
is
briefly
displayed
and
2
beeps
can
be
heard.
The
radio
will
then
retune
to
the
station
that it
played
last.
Switching
the
display
..-
Press
the
DISPLAY
button
®
to toggle
between
these
two
displays:
Display
Meaning
ABCDEF
Station
name
FM1
102.90
Memory
bank/frequency
POP
M
Programme
type,
only if
available
CLK
18:30
Time
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CD/MP3/WMA/iPod
mode
Basic
information
CD/MP3/WMA
mode
This
car
sound
system
can
be
used
to
play
audio
COs
(CODA)
and
CD-R/RWs
with
audio,
MP3
or
WMA
files
as
well
as
MP3
or
WMA
files
on
USB
data
carriers.
Notes:
•
To
ensure
proper
functioning,
use
only
COs
with
the
Com
pact
-Disc
logo.
•
Blaupunkt
cannot
guarantee
the
flawless
function of
copy-protected
CDs
and
all
CD
blanks
and
USB
data
carriers
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/
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
•
Bitrate
for
creating
audio
files:
-
MP3:
32
to
320
kbps
-
WMA:
32
to
192
kbps
•
Depending
on
the
data
structure
on
the
USB
medium,
up
to
3,000
entries
can
be
managed.

iPod
mode
You
can
connect
numerous
iPod
and
iPhone
mod-
els
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":
Inserted
CD
"USB":
Connected
USB
data
carrier
•
"I
POD":
Connected
iPod/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
is
recog-
nised,
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
the
device
or
data
carrier.
If
the
device
or
data
carrier
is
defective
or
the
trans-
ferred
data
cannot
be
played
back,
a
corre-
sponding
message
appears
on
the
display
(e.g.
"ERROR").
CD/MP3/WMA/iPod
mode
Inserting/ejecting
a
CD
Inserting
a
CD
A
Risk
ofsevere damage to the
CD
drive!
-
---
Noncircular
contoured
COs
(shape
COs)
and
COs
with a
diameter
of 8
em
(mini
COs)
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
COs.
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
a
slight
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,
"ERROR"
is
briefly
displayed
and
the
radio
changes
to
radio
mode.
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.
15
seconds.
•
You
can
also
eject
COs
while
the
car
sound
system
is
switched
off
or
whilst
another
audio
source
is
activated.
27

CD/MP3/WMA/iPod
mode
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.
....
Insert
the
USB
data
carrier
in
the
USB
socket
@.
....
Turn
on
the
car
sound
system.
If
the
USB
data
carrier
is
selected
as
audio
source,
the
data
are
read
first.
Notes:
• If
the
connected
USB
data
carrier
cannot
be
seen,
"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.
Selecting tracks
....
Briefly
press
the
<I>button @ to
change
to
the
previous/next
track.
Note:
If
the
current
track
plays
longer
than
3
sec-
onds,
pressing
<@once
restarts
the
track.
Selecting afolder
(in
MP3/WMA
mode only)
....
Press
the
DISPLAY
button ®
repeatedly
until
the
!FoLDER
I
symbol
is
displayed.
....
Briefly
press
the
<I>button @
to
change
to
the
previous/next
folder.
2s I
Fast
searching
....
Press
and
hold
down
the
< I
>
button @
until
the
desired
position
has
been
reached.
Interrupting playback
....
Briefly
press
the
rotary/pushbutton
@
to
interrupt
("PAUSE")
or
continue
playback.
Scanning
all tracks
(not in
iPod
mode)
The
scan
function
scans
all
available
tracks.
....
Briefly
press
the
2
SCN
button @ to
start
scanning.
"SCAN"
and
the
scan
time
are
shown
on
the
display
during
scanning.
....
Briefly
press
the
2
SCN
button
@again
to
continue
listening
to
the
track
that
is
currently
being
scanned.
Playing tracks in random order
....
Press
the
4
ROM
button@
to
change
among
the
playback
modes:
CD
ROM
ON
Mixing
tracks
ROM
DIR
Mixing
tracks
of
MP3/
the
current
folder
WMA
Mixing
tracks
of
ROM
ALL
the
data
carrier
ALBUM
Mixing
tracks
of
the
current
album
iPod
Mixing
tracks
of
SONG
the
current
selec-
tion
Gen.
ROM
OFF
Regular
playback
If
the
RANDOM
function
is
active,
the
(RoM)
symbol
appears
on
the
display.

Repeatedly playing individual tracks
or directories
...-
Press
the
3
RPT
button
@to
change
among
the
playback
modes:
CD
RPT
ON
Repeating
tracks
MP3/
RPT
TRK
Repeating
tracks
WMA
RPT
DIR
Repeating
folders
iPod
RPT
ON
Repeat
current
selection
Gen.
RPT
OFF
Regular
playback
If
the
REPEAT
function
is
active,
the
C
RPT)
symbol
appears
on
the
display.
Switching the display
...-
Press
the
DISPLAY
button
®once
or
several
times
to toggle
between
these
two
displays:
CD
MP3/
WMA/
iPod
T0
1-
00:
15
Track
number
and
playing
time
CLK
18:30
Time
FILE
File
name
2
FOLDER
Folder
name
2
TITLE
Track
name
1
ARTIST
Artist
1
ALBUM
Album
name
1
PLAY00:1
5
Playing
time
TT
03:37
Track
duration
ALL
INFO
All
the
information
in
succession
CLK
18:30
Time
1
Track
name,
artist
and
album
name
must
be
stored
as
ID3
tag
to
be
able
to
display
them.
2
The
file
and
folder
name
is
displayed
only
in
MP3/WMA
mode.
CD/MP3/WMA/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
1P
button @ to
call
up
the
browse
mode
in
the
MP3/WMA
mode.
The
I
FILE
I
icon
flashes
on
the
display.
Notes:
•
The
browse
mode
remains
switched
on
for
approx.
1
0
seconds
if
no
selection
is
made.
•
You
can
exit
the
browse
mode
at
any
time
by
pressing
the
1P
button@
.
...-
Press
the
<button
@to
display
the
folders
of
the
data
carrier
.
The
current
folder
is
shown
on
the
display.
...-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
select
a
different folder
.
...-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton@to
display
the
available
tracks
of
the
folder.
The
first
track
of
the
folder
is
shown
on
the
display.
Note:
Pressing
the
<button
@
returns
you
to
the
list of
folders.
...-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
select
a
different
track.
...-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
play
back
the
track.
The
playback
starts.
You
are
exiting
the
browse
mode.
I 29

CD/MP3/WMA/iPod
mode
I
Bluetooth
8
mode
Browse
mode
in
iPod
mode
In
iPod
mode,
you
can
select
and
play
back
the
tracks
via
the
categories
"ARTISTS'~
"ALBUMS'~
"SONGS",
"GENRES",
"COMPOSERS"
or
"PLAY-
LISTS".
In
addition,
you
can
select
and
play
back
vid-
eos
via
the
categories
"MOVIES'~
"MUSIC
VIDEOS",
"TV
SHOWS"
or
"VIDEO
PODCASTS".
..-
Press
the
1
P
button@
to
call
up
the
browse
mode
in
iPod
mode.
The
I
TITLE
I
icon
flashes
on
the
display.
In
ad-
dition,
"MUSIC"
is
displayed
for
music
playback
or
"VIDEO"
for
video
playback.
Notes:
•
The
playback
selection
is
displayed
only if
the
browse
mode
is
initially
being
called
up
after
connecting
the
iPod.
Afterwards,
the
current
selection
is
displayed
when-
ever
the
browse
mode
is
called.
•
In
browse
mode,
you
can
press
the<
but-
ton@
in
each
case
to
return
to
the
higher
level.
•
The
browse
mode
remains
switched
on
for
approx.
1
0
seconds
if
no
selection
is
made.
•
You
can
exit
the
browse
mode
at
any
time
by
pressing
the
1 P
button@.
..-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
between
"MUSIC"
and
"VIDEO".
..-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
confirm
the
selection.
The
first
category
of
the
selection
is
displayed.
..-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton@to
select
adif-
ferent
category.
..-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton@
to
display
the
available
folders
of
the
category.
30
The
first folder of
the
selected
category
is
shown
on
the
display
(e.g.
"JAZZ"
in
the
"GENRES"
category).
Note:
Pressing
the
<button
@
returns
you
to
the
list
of
categories.
..-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
select
a
different
folder.
..-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton@
to
display
the
available
tracks
of
the
folder.
The
first
track
of
the
folder
is
shown
on
the
display.
Note:
Pressing
the
<button
@
returns
you
to
the
list
of
folders.
..-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
select
a
different
track.
..-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @
to
play
back
the
track.
The
playback
starts.
You
are
exiting
the
browse
mode.
Bluetooth®
mode
You
can
connect
the
car
sound
system
via
Bluetooth®
with other
Bluetooth®-ready
devices,
such
as
cell
phones
or
MP3
players.
This
allows
you
to
use
the
car
sound
system
with
its
inte-
grated
microphone
as
hands-free
system
for
con-
nected
cell
phones
or
control
the
music
playback
of
Bluetooth®
audio
devices
and
play
them
back
via
the
loudspeakers
of
the
car
sound
system
(Biuetooth®
streaming).
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
.
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.

Pairing
and
connecting
a
Bluetooth®
device
...-
Activate
the
Bluetooth®
function of
your
Bluetooth®
device
and
start
the
search
for
new
devices.
The
car
sound
system
appears
as
"NJ
220"
in
the
list of
devices
found.
...-
Establish
the
connection;
you
may
have
to
enter
the
PIN
code
"1234".
The
connection
is
being
established.
Telephone
functions
Answering/rejecting
an
incoming
phone
call
With
an
incoming
call,
the
number
of
the
caller
is
shown
on
the
display.
The
current
audio
source
is
muted
and
a
ring
tone
is
played
via
the
loudspeak-
ers
of
the
car
sound
system.
Note:
If
the
number
of
the
caller
is
not
being
trans-
mitted,
the
display
shows
"IN
CALL"
(incoming
call)
instead
of
the
number.
...-
Press
the
6,-
button@
to
answer
the
call.
The
running
talk time
is
shown
on
the
display
.
...-
Press
the
S
~
button@
to
reject
the
call
or
to
end
the
current
call.
Note:
During
the
call,
you
can
change
the
volume
by
turning
the
rotary/pushbutton@
or
mute
the
car
sound
system
by
briefly
pressing
it.
Making
a
call
by
entering
the
phone
number
...-
Press
the
SRC
\!
button
®for
approx.
2
sec-
onds
to
open
the
Bluetooth®
menu.
...-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
select
the
"DIAL
NO"
(dial
number)
menu
item.
...-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
open
the
entry
menu.
You
can
now
enter
a
phone
number.
Bluetooth•
mode
...-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
select
a
digit
for
the
respective
position.
...-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
go
to
the
next
position.
Note:
By
pressing
the
<button
@,
you
return
to
the
previous
position
in
each
case.
...-
Press
the
6
,-
button @ to
call
the
number
entered.
The
display
shows
"DIALLING".
As
soon
as
the
party
you
are
calling
accepts
the
call,
the
display
shows
the
running
talk
time.
Making
a
call
via
the
phone
book
You
can
call
up
the
phone
book
of
the
connected
cell
phone
and
use
itto
place
a
call.
...-
Press
the
SRC
\!button
®for
approx.
2
sec-
onds
to
open
the
Bluetooth®
menu.
...-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
select
the
"P-BOOK
..
(phone
book)
menu
item.
...-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
open
the
phone
book
.
...-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
select
a
contact.
...-
Press
the
6
,-
button @
to
call
the
number
of
the
contact.
The
display
shows
"DIALLING".
As
soon
as
the
party
you
are
calling
accepts
the
call,
the
display
shows
the
running
talk
time.
Making
a
call
via
the
call
lists
You
can
call
up
the
call
lists
of
the
connected
cell
phone
and
use
them
to
place
a
call.
...-
Press
the
SRC
\!button
®for
approx.
2
sec-
onds
to
open
the
Bluetooth®
menu
.
...-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
select
the
menu
item
"RECEIVED",
"DIALLED"
or
"MISSED".
31

Bluetooth
8
mode
I
External
audio
sources
I
Sound
settings
..-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
open
the
selected
call
list.
..-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
select
a
number
.
..-
Press
the
6
~
-
button@
to
call
the
number
displayed.
The
display
shows
"DIALLING".
As
soon
as
the
party
you
are
calling
accepts
the
call,
the
display
shows
the
running
talk
time.
Transferring
a
call
You
can
transfer
a
call
from
the
car
sound
system
to
the
cell
phone
.
..-
Press
the
6
~
button
@to
transfer
a
call.
Note:
Depending
on
the
cell
phone,
the
connection
may
be
disconnected
if
you
transfer
the
call
to
the
cell
phone.
Bluetooth®
streaming
mode
Starting
the
Bluetooth®
streaming
mode
..-
Press
the
SRC
\!
button ®
repeatedly
until
"BTSTREAM"
(Biuetooth®
streaming)
is
dis-
played.
..-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton
@,
if
necessary,
to
start
the
music
playback.
Notes:
•
The
Bluetooth®
streaming
mode
can
be
se-
lected
only
if a
suitable
streaming
device
is
connected.
•
The
volume
set
for
a
phone
call
is
adopted
for
the
playback.
The
playback
can
be
un-
desirably
high
if
you
adjusted
the
volume
to
be
high
during
the
last
phone
call.
Selecting
tracks
..-
Briefly
press
the
<I>
button @
to
change
to
the
previous/next
track.
Interrupting
playback
..-
Briefly
press
the
rotary/pushbutton @
to
interrupt
("PAUSE")
or
continue
playback.
32
External
audio
sources
Front
AUX-IN
socket
A
Danger!
~
Increased
risk
of
injury
from
connector.
In
case
of
an
accident,
the
protruding
connector
in
the
front
AUX-IN
socket
may
cause
injuries.
The
use
of
straight
plugs
or
adapters
leads
to
an
increased
risk
of
injury.
For
this
reason,
it
is
recommended
to
use
angled
jack
plugs.
As
soon
as
an
external
audio
source,
such
as
a
portable
MP3
player,
is
connected
to
the
front
AUX-IN
socket
@,
it
can
be
selected
with
the
SRC
\!
button
®.
"AUX"
then
appears
on
the
display.
Sound
settings
The
following
sound
settings
can
be
changed
in
the
"AUDIO"
menu:
•
Setting
the
left/right
volume
distribution
(Balance)
or
front/rear
(Fader)
•
Adjusting
the
increase
of
bass
at
low
volume
(Loudness)
•
Adjusting
the
equalizer
Calling
and
exiting
the
"AUDIO"
menu
..-
Press
the
AUDIO
button ®
to
open
the
"AUDIO"
menu.
..-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ until
the
desired
menu
item
is
selected.
..-
Perform
the
setting
(see
the
next
section).
..-
Press
the
AUDIO
button
®to
exit
the
menu
.
Notes:
•
The
menu
is
automatically
exited
approx.
20
seconds
after
the
last
button 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.
•
The
menu
does
not
allow
changing
the
volume
or
muting
(Mute)
the
car
sound
system.
Making
settings
in
the
"AUDIO"
menu
BALANCE
Left/right
volume
distribution.
Settings:
LEFT
7to
RIGHT?.
...-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
the
setting.
...-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ until
the
desired
volume
distribution
is
set.
FADER
Front/rear
volume
distribution.
Settings:
REAR
7
to
FRONT
7.
...-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
the
setting.
...-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ until
the
desired
volume
distribution
is
set.
LOUDNESS
Adjustable
increase
of
bass
at
low
volume.
Settings:
400/800/2400
Hz
and
OFF
(no
increase).
...-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
the
setting.
...-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
between
the
settings.
Adjusting
the
equalizer
The
radio
features
a
3-band
equalizer.
For
each
of
the
three
treble,
middle
and
bass
bands,
you
can
select
a
frequency
as
well
as
adjust
the
level.
In
ad-
dition,
you
can
adjust
the
quality factor
for
bass
and
middle.
In
addition,
the
equalizer
offers
sound
presettings
for
different
types
of
music.
Sound
settings
Setting
the
3-band
equalizer
...-
In
the
"AUDIO"
menu,
select
the
"EQ"
menu
item.
...-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
open
the
"EQUALIZER"
menu.
...-
In
the
"EQUALIZER"
menu,
select
the
"USER"
menu
item.
..-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
open
the
menu
.
...-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
between
the
following
menu
items:
-
BASS-G
(level)
(settings:
-7
to
+7)
-
BASS-F
(frequency)
(settings:
60/80/1
00/200
Hz)
-
BASS-Q
(Q-factor)
(settings:
1.0/1.25/1.5/2.0)
-
MIDDLE-G
(level)
(settings:
-7
to
+
7)
-
MIDDLE-F
(frequency)
(settings:
0.5/1.0/1.5/2.5
kHz)
-
MIDDLE-Q
(Q-factor)
(settings:
0.5/0.75/1.0/1.25)
-
TREBLE-G
(level)
(settings:
-7
to
+7)
-
TREBLE-F
(frequency)
(settings:
1
0.0/12.5/15.0/17.5
kHz)
..-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
the
setting
for
the
selected
menu
item.
..-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
set
the
level,
frequency
or
Q-factor.
Selecting
equalizer
presettings
Settings:
OFF
(no
presetting),
ROCK,
POP,
JAZZ,
FLAT
(linear).
..-
In
the
"AUDIO"
menu,
select
the
"EQ"
menu
item.
..-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
open
the
"EQUALIZER"
menu
.
..-
Turn
the rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
between
the
settings.
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User
settings
User
settings
Calling
the
user
menu
and
selecting
a
menu
...-
Briefly
press
the
MENU
button
CD
to
open
the
user
menu.
In
the
user
menu,
the
user
settings
can
be
found
in
the
following
menus:
•
TUNER
•
VOLUME
•
DISPLAY
•
VARIOUS
...-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ until
the
desired
menu
is
selected.
...-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
open
the
selected
menu.
...-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ until
the
desired
menu
item
is
selected.
...-
Perform
the
setting
(see
the
following
sections).
...-
Briefly
press
the
MENU
button
CD
to exit
the
menu.
Notes:
The
menu
is
automatically
exited
approx.
20
seconds
after
the
last
button 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.
•
The
menu
does
not allow
changing
the
volume
or
muting
(Mute)
the
car
sound
system.
34
I
Making
settings
in
the
"TUNER"
menu
RDS
Switching
the
RDS
function
on
or
off.
Settings:
ON,
OFF.
...-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
the
setting.
...-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
between
the
settings.
Note:
If
the
reception
area
"ASIA'~
"NORTH
AM"
(North
America)
or
"SOUTH
AM"
(South
Amer-
ica)
is
selected,
RDS
is
automatically
switched
off.
AF
(alternative
frequency)
(only
for
reception
area
EUROPE)
Only
possible
in
FM
radio
mode
and
with
RDS
function
switched
on:
Switching
AF
function
on
or
off.
Settings:
ON,
OFF.
...-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
the
setting.
...-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
between
the
settings.
If
the
AF
function
is
active,
the
@
symbol
appears
on
the
display.
REG
(Regional)
(only
for
reception
area
EUROPE)
Only
possible
in
FM
radio
mode
and
with
RDS
and
AF
function
switched
on:
Switching
REGIONAL
function
on
or
off.
Settings:
ON,
OFF.
...-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
the
setting.
...-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
between
the
settings.

TA {traffic information)
{only for reception area EUROPE)
Only possible in FM radio mode and with RDS
function switched on: Switching priority for traffic
announcements on or off. Settings: ON, OFF.
...- Press the rotary/pushbutton @ to change
the setting.
...- Turn the rotary/pushbutton @ to change
between the settings.
Ifpriority is switched on for traffic information, the
display shows the@ symbol.
PTY {programme type)
{only for reception areas EUROPE and NORTH
AMERICA)
Only possible with activated RDS function: Select
a programme type.
...- Press the rotary/pushbutton @ to show the
programme types.
...- Turn the rotary/pushbutton @ to select a
programme type.
DX/LO {sensitivity)
Setting the sensitivity of station seek tuning. Set-
tings: OX (stations with strong and weaker signals
are found), LO (only stations with a strong signal
are found).
...- Press the rotary/pushbutton @ to change
the setting.
...- Turn the rotary/pushbutton @ to change
between the settings.
REGION {reception area)
Select the reception area for the radio reception.
Settings: EUROPE, ASIA, NORTH AM (North Ameri-
ca), SOUTH AM (South America).
...- Press the rotary/pushbutton @ to change
the setting.
...- Turn the rotary/pushbutton @ to change
between the reception areas.
User settings
Making settings in the "VOLUME"
menu
LAST VOL
If you enable LAST VOL, the volume which was
set the last time you switched off the device is re-
enabled at switch-on. Settings: ON, OFF (the value
10 is automatically set at switch-on) .
A Danger!
, -~ ~--- ~--) High volume
The power-on volume can be unexpectedly high
if the LAST VOL setting is selected and a high vol-
ume was set the last time the radio was switched
off.
Always set the device to a moderate volume .
...- Press the rotary/pushbutton @ to change
the setting.
...- Turn the rotary/pushbutton @ to change
between the settings.
BEEP {button beep)
Switching the confirmation beep on or off. Set-
tings: ON, OFF.
...- Press the rotary/pushbutton @ to change
the setting.
...- Turn the rotary/pushbutton @ to change
between the settings.
TA VOL {traffic information volume)
{only for reception area EUROPE)
Only possible with activated RDS function: Setting
the minimum volume for traffic announcements.
Settings: 15-40 .
...- Press the rotary/pushbutton @ to change
the setting.
...- Turn the rotary/pushbutton@ to set the
volume.
35

User
settings
Making
settings
in
the
"DISPLAY"
menu
LCD
CTRL
(display
brightness)
Switching
the
display
brightness
between
day-
time
and
nighttime
mode.
Settings:
BRIGHT,
DARK.
..-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
the
setting.
..-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @
to
change
between
the
settings.
SCROLL
Select
the
display
of
scrolling
text
(e.g.
when
dis-
playing
MP3
file
names
with
more
than
8
charac-
ters)
either
as
single
display
or
continued
display.
Settings:
ON
(continued
scrolling),
OFF
(single
display).
..-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
the
setting.
..-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
between
the
settings.
12/24H
Selecting
the
12
or
24-hour
time.
Settings:
12,
24.
..-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
the
setting.
..-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
between
the
settings.
Note:
When
you
set
the
time
in
12-hour
mode
(12
HOUR),
an
"AM"
is
displayed
in
front of
the
time
for
the
time
before
noon
or
a
"PM"
for
the
time
after
noon.
36 I
Making
settings
in
the
"VARIOUS"
menu
AUTO
CON
(automatically
connecting)
Switching
the
automatic connection of
the
car
sound
system
with a
registered
Bluetooth®
device
on
or
off.
Settings:
ON,
OFF
.
..-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
the
setting
.
..-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
change
between
the
settings.
REAR/SUB
(preamplifier
QUtput)
It
allows
you
to
select
whether the
rear
preampli-
fier
outputs
at
the
rear
side
are
connected
to
the
loudspeakers
or
a
subwoofer
via
an
external
am-
plifier.
Settings:
REAR
(loudspeakers),
S-WOOFER
(subwoofer)
.
..-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton @
to
change
the
setting.
..-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @
to
change
between
the
settings.
SWC
(Steering
Wheel
Control)
(1
011
303
336
001
only)
Up
to 8 functions of
the
device
can
be
operated
via
existing
steering
wheel
control.
This
requires
assigning
the
desired
functions to
the
buttons of
the
steering
wheel
control.
..-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton@ to
open
the
menu.
..-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
select
a
function
key
and
press
the
rotary/pushbut-
ton
@to
confirm.
..-
Turn
the
rotary/pushbutton @ to
select
a
function for
this
function
key
.
..-
Press
a button of
the
steering
wheel
control
until
,SAVE
OK"
appears
on
the
display.
The
function
is
assigned
to
the
button
being
pressed
.
..-
Repeat
these
steps
for
every
additional
func-
tion to
be
assigned
to
the
steering
wheel
control.

RESET
Restoring
the
original factory
settings
of
the
car
sound
system.
...-
Press
the
rotary/pushbutton@.
The
car
sound
system
switches
off
and
is
reset
to
the
factory
settings.
MCU
VER,
MPEG
VER
and
BT
VER
(software
versions}
Display
the
software
version
of
the
radio,
drive
or
Bluetooth®
module.
...-
Press
the rotary/pushbutton@to
display
the
current
software
version.
Useful
information
Warranty
We
provide
a
manufacturer's
warranty
for
prod-
ucts
bought within
the
European
Union.
For
de-
vices
purchased
outside
the
European
Union,
the
warranty
terms
issued
by
our
respective
responsi-
ble
domestic
agency
are
valid.
The
warranty
terms
can
be
called
up
from
www.blaupunkt.com.
Service
In
some
countries,
Blaupunkt
offers
a
repair
and
pick-up
service.
Information about
the
availability of
this
service
in
your
country
can
be
found
at
www.blaupunkt.com.
If
you
want
to
take
advantage
of
this
service,
you
may
request
a
pick-up
service
for
your
car
sound
system
via
the
Internet.
User
settings
I
Useful
information
I
Technical
data
Technical
data
Voltage
supply
Operating
voltage:
Current
consumption
10.5-14.4
v
In
operation:
15
A
1
0
sec.
after
switch-off: <
3.5
rnA
Amplifier
Output
power:
4x
22
watts
sine
at
14.4
Vat 4
ohms
.
4x
50
watts
max.
power
Tuner
Wavebands
Europe:
FM:
AM
(MW):
Wavebands
Asia:
FM:
AM
(MW):
Wavebands
in
America:
FM:
AM
(MW):
87.5-108
MHz
522
-
1,620
kHz
87.5-108
MHz
522
- 1
,629
kHz
87.5-
107.9
MHz
530-1,710kHz
FM
frequency
response:
30-
15,000
Hz
CD
Frequency
response:
Pre-amp
out
4
channels:
Input
sensitivity
Front
AUX-IN:
Dimensions
and
weight
20-
20,000
Hz
2V
300
mV
I
10
kO
WxHx
D:
178
x1
00
x
170
mm
Weight:
approx.
1.60
kg
Subject
to
changes
37

Einbauanleitung
!Installation instructions
DE
Einbauanleitung
A
Sicherheitshinweise
~
Fur
die
Dauer
der
Montage
und
des
An-
schlusses
beachten
Sie
bitte
folgende
Sicherheits-
hinweise.
•
Minuspol
der
Batterie
abklemmen!
Dabei
die
Sicherheitshinweise
des
Kfz-Herstellers
be-
achten.
•
Beim
Bohren
von
Lochern
darauf
achten,
dass
·
keine
Fahrzeugteile
beschadigt
werden.
•
Der
Querschnitt
des
Plus-
und
Minuskabels
darf
1,5
mm
2
nicht
unterschreiten.
• Fahrzeugseitige Stecker nicht
an
das Radio
anschlieBen!
Die
fur
lhren
Fahrzeugtyp
erforderlichen
Adapterkabel
erhalten
Sie
im
BLAUPUNKT-
Fachhandel.
•
Je
nach
Bauart
kann
lhr
Fahrzeug
von
dieser
Beschreibung
abweichen.
Fur
Schaden
durch
Einbau-
oder
Anschlussfehler
und
fur
Folge-
schaden
ubernehmen
wir
keine
Haftung.
Sollten
die
hier
aufgefuhrten
Hinweise
fur
lhren
Einbau
nicht
passen,
so
wenden
Sie
sich
bitte
an
lhren
Blaupunkt-Fachhandler,
lhren
Fahrzeughersteller
oder
unsere
Telefon-
Hotline.
Bei
Einbau
eines
Amplifier
mussen
unbedingt
erst
die
Geratemassen
angeschlossen
werden,
bevor
die
Stecker
fur
die
Line-Out-Buchse
kontaktiert
werden.
Fremdgeratemassen durfen nicht
an
der Auto-
radiomasse (Gehause) angeschlossen werden.
110
EN
Installation
instructions
A
Safety
instructions
~
When
carrying
out installation
work
and
making
connections
please
observe
the
following
safety
instructions:
•
Disconnect
the
negative
terminal
of
the
bat-
tery!
When
doing
so,
please
observe
the
vehi-
cle
manufacturer's
safety
instructions.
•
Make
sure
you
do
not
damage
vehicle
compo-
nents
when
drilling
any
holes.
•
The
cross
sections
of
the
positive
and
negative
cables
must
not
be
less
than
1.5
mm
2•
• Do
not
connect
the
vehicle's plug connec-
tors
to
the
radio!
You
can
obtain
the
adapter
cable
required
for
your
vehicle
type
from
any
BLAUPUNKT
dealer.
•
Depending
on
the
model,
your
vehicle
may
differ
from
the
description
provided
here.
We
accept
no
responsibility
for
any
damages
due
to
incorrect
installation
or
connection
or
for
any
consequential
damages.
If
the
information
provided
here
is
not
suita-
ble
for
your
specific
installation
requirements,
please
contact
your
Blaupunkt
dealer,
your
ve-
hicle
manufacturer
or
our
telephone
hotline.
When
installing
an
amplifier,
you
must
first
con-
nect
the
device
earth
connections
before
con-
necting
the
plugs
for
the
line-out
jacks.
Earth connection
of
external devices may
not
be connected
to
earth
of
car sound system
(housing).