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Radio / Cassette

Madrid C72 7 641 814 310

Nevada DJ72 7 641 816 319

Arizona DJ73 7 643 814 319

Operating instructions

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1 Button, to switch the unit on/off,adjust the volume

2 Button, to unlock the remova-ble control panel (release panel)

3 NEXT button to display the otherpages in a menu and to switchto a different memory bank in ra-dio mode

4 Softkeys: the function of thesoftkeys depends on the currentdisplay content

5 DEQ+ button, to open the equal-izer menu

6 button, to open the flip-re-lease control panel

7 Joystick

8 MENU button, to open the basicsettings menu

9 AUDIO button, to adjust thebass, treble, balance, fader andloudness (short press) and oper-ate the volume mute feature(long press)

: Display

; SOURCE button, to start cas-sette playback / CD-changerplayback or Compact Drive MP3(only if connected)orTo play an external audio source(only if connected)

< TUNER button, to activate radiomode and open the radio func-tions menu (only possible in ra-dio mode)

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Notes and accessories .......... 35

Removable control panel ....... 36Theft protection ............................. 36Detaching the control panel ........... 36Attaching the control panel ............ 37

Switching on/off .................... 37

Adjusting the volume ............. 38Setting the power-on volume ......... 38Activating mute .............................. 38Telephone audio / navigation audio 38Automatic sound ........................... 39

Sound and volume distributionsettings .................................. 40Adjusting the bass ......................... 40Adjusting the treble ....................... 40X-BASS ........................................ 40Adjusting the right/left volumedistribution (balance) ..................... 40Adjusting the front/back volumedistribution (fader) ......................... 41

Adjusting the display.............. 41Adjusting the viewing angle ........... 41Adjusting the display brightness..... 41Setting the button illuminationcolour ............................................ 42Setting the level display ................. 42

Radio mode ............................ 43Configuring the tuner ..................... 43Switching to radio mode ................ 43Convenient RDS functions(AF, REG) ..................................... 43Selecting the waveband /memory bank................................. 44Tuning into a station ....................... 45Setting the sensitivity of stationseek tuning .................................... 45Storing stations ............................. 45

Storing stations automatically(Travelstore) .................................. 46Listening to stored stations ............ 46Programme type (PTY) .................. 46Optimising radio reception ............. 47Setting the radiotext display ........... 48

Traffic information .................. 48

Cassette mode....................... 49Cassette playback ......................... 49Cassette eject ............................... 49Changing the playback direction .... 50Skipping tracks (S-CPS) ............... 50Repeating tracks ........................... 50Changing the display ..................... 50Resetting the tape counter ............. 50Fast tape winding .......................... 51Skipping blank spaces (blankskip) . 51Dolby B noise suppression ............ 51Traffic information in cassette mode . 51

CD changer mode (optional) . 52Switching to CD changer mode ..... 52Selecting CDs ............................... 52Selecting tracks ............................ 52Fast searching (audible) ................ 52Repeating individual tracks orwhole CDs (REPEAT) .................... 52Random track play (MIX) ............... 53Naming CDs ................................. 53

CLOCK - Time ........................ 55

Equalizer ................................ 56

TMC for dynamic navigationsystems .................................. 60

Amplifier / sub-out ................. 60

External audio sources .......... 61

Specifications ........................ 61

CONTENTS

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Notes and accessoriesThank you for deciding to use a Blau-punkt product. We hope you enjoy us-ing this new piece of equipment.

Please read these operating instruc-tions before using the equipment forthe first time.The Blaupunkt editors are constantlyworking on making the operating in-structions clearer and easier to under-stand. However, if you still have anyquestions on how to operate the equip-ment, please contact your dealer or thetelephone hotline for your country. Youwill find the telephone numbers printedat the back of this booklet.

We provide a manufacturer guaranteefor our products bought within the Eu-ropean Union. You can view the guar-antee conditions at www.blaupunkt.deor ask for them directly at:

Blaupunkt GmbHHotlineRobert Bosch Str. 200

D-31139 Hildesheim

Road and traffic safety

Road and traffic safety have ab-solute priority. Only operate your carradio if the road and traffic conditionsallow you to do so. Familiarise your-self with the device before setting offon your journey.You should always be able to hearpolice, fire and ambulance sirensfrom afar. For this reason, set thevolume of whatever you are listen-ing to at a reasonable level.

Safety information

The car radio and the device'scontrol panel (flip-release panel) heatup during use. Therefore, when re-moving the flip-release panel, onlyhold it by its non-metallic surfaces.Allow the car radio to cool down firstif you want to uninstall the whole unit.

InstallationIf you want to install your car radio your-self, please read the installation andconnection instructions that follow theseoperating instructions.

AccessoriesOnly use accessories approved by Blau-punkt.

Remote controlsThe most important functions of your carradio can be accessed safely and con-veniently from the steering wheel usingthe remote controls RC 08, RC 10 orRC 10H (available as an optional ac-cessory).

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The radio cannot be switched on/offusing the remote control.

AmplifierAll Blaupunkt amplifiers can be used.

Calibration microphoneYou can use the calibration microphone(available as an accessory) for theequalizer’s automatic sound calibrationfeature.

CD changerThe Blaupunkt CDC A08 CD changeris included with the Nevada DJ72 andArizona DJ73 units.

The following CD changers can be ob-tained from accessory retailers for con-nection to the Madrid C72 unit:CDC A02, CDC A 08, CDC A 072 andIDC A 09.

You can also connect the CDC A 071CD-changer by using an adapter cable(Blaupunkt no.: 7 607 889 093).

Compact Drive MP3As an alternative to a CD changer, youcan connect a Compact Drive MP3 toaccess MP3 music tracks. If you con-nect a Compact Drive MP3, you will firstneed to use a computer to store the MP3music tracks on the Microdrive(tm) harddisk inside the Compact Drive MP3.Then, when the Compact Drive MP3 isconnected to the car radio, you can playthe tracks like normal CD music tracks.The Compact Drive MP3 is operated inthe same way as a CD changer. Mostof the CD changer functions can alsobe used with the Compact Drive MP3.

NOTES AND ACCESSORIES

Removable control panel

Theft protectionAs a way of protecting your car radioagainst theft, the unit is equipped witha removable control panel (flip-releasepanel). Without this control panel, thecar radio is worthless to a thief.

Protect your equipment against theft bytaking the control panel with you everytime you leave your vehicle. Do notleave the control panel in your vehicle -not even in a hiding place.

The control panel has been designedto be easy to use.

Note: Never drop the control panel.

Never expose the control panel todirect sunlight or other heat sourc-es.

Store the control panel in the sup-plied case.

Avoid making direct skin contactwith the control panel’s contacts. Ifnecessary, clean the contacts witha lint-free cloth soaked in alcohol.

Detaching the control panel

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Press the button 2.

The control panel latch mechanismopens.

First, pull the control panel straightoff the unit and then out towardsthe left.

The unit switches off after the con-trol panel is removed.

All the current settings are saved.

Any cassette already inserted inthe unit remains there.

Attaching the control panel Slide the control panel from left to

right into the unit’s guide.

Press the left-hand edge of thecontrol panel into the unit until itclicks into place.

Note: When attaching the control panel,

make sure you do not press thedisplay.

If the unit was still switched on whenyou removed the control panel, the unitwill automatically switch on with the lastsettings activated (i.e. radio, cassette,CD changer/Compact Drive MP3 orAUX) when the panel is replaced.

THEFT PROTECTION

Switching on/offThere are various ways of switching theunit on/off.

Switching on/off using button1 To switch the unit on, press button

1 until you feel the latch open andthe button pushes out.

The unit switches on.

To switch the unit off, press button1 until you feel it click into place.

The unit switches off.

Switching on/off using thevehicle ignitionIf the device is correctly connected tothe vehicle’s ignition and the unit wasnot switched off using button 1, it willswitch on/off simultaneously with theignition.

You can switch the unit on even if theignition is off.

To do so, press button 1 so thatyou feel it unlatch and push out.

Note:To protect the vehicle battery, the unitwill switch off automatically after onehour if the ignition is off.

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Adjusting the volumeThe volume can be adjusted in stagesfrom 0 (off) to 50 (maximum).

To increase the volume, turn thevolume control 1 to the right.

To decrease the volume, turn thevolume control 1 to the left.

Setting the power-on volumeYou can set the unit’s default power-onvolume.

Press the MENU button 8.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “VOL” display item.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “ON” display item.

Set the required volume using thevolume control 1.

Press the joystick OK 7 or theMENU button 8 to close themenu.

The settings are saved.

Note:To avoid damage to your hearing, thepower-on volume is limited to a valueof “40”.

Activating muteThis feature allows you to instantane-ously reduce the volume (mute).

Press the AUDIO button 9 forlonger than two seconds

“MUTE” appears in the display.

Cancelling mute

Briefly press the AUDIO button 9.

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turn the volume control 1.

Telephone audio / navigationaudioIf your car radio is connected to a mo-bile telephone or a navigation system,the unit’s volume will be muted as soonas you “pick up” the telephone or assoon as a navigation announcement ismade. The caller or voice output willthen be heard over the car radio loud-speakers. In order for this to work, themobile telephone or navigation systemmust be connected to the car radio inthe manner described in the installationinstructions.

You can find out from your Blaupunktdealer which navigation systems can beused with your car radio.

If a traffic information message is re-ceived during a telephone call or whilsta navigation announcement is beingmade, the traffic message will only beplayed after the call or voice output isfinished.

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If, during a traffic announcement, a tel-ephone call arrives or the navigationsystem wants to output a spoken in-struction, the traffic announcement isinterrupted and the telephone call/voiceoutput can be heard.

You can set the volume level at whichtelephone calls and the navigation voiceoutput will first be heard.



Press the softkey 4 that is as-signed to the “TEL” display item forthe telephone volume or “NAVI”display item for the voice output.




Note:You can also adjust the volume duringthe telephone call using the volume con-trol 1.

Automatic soundThis feature automatically adjusts thevolume of the car radio to suit the speedat which the vehicle is travelling. In or-der for this to work, your car radio mustbe connected in the manner describedin the installation instructions.

The automatic volume boost can be setto six levels (0-5). “0” means no boostand “5” means maximum boost.



Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “AUTO” display item.

Set the boost level using the joy-stick 7.



Note:The optimum setting for the speed-re-lated sound adjustment feature de-pends on how noise levels develop inyour particular vehicle. You will need totest various settings in order to find outwhich is best suited to your vehicle.

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Sound and volumedistribution settings

Note:You can adjust the bass, treble and X-BASS individually for each audiosource.

Adjusting the bass Press the AUDIO button 9.

“AUDIO 1” appears in the display.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “BASS” display item.

Move the joystick 7 up or right toboost the bass or move it down orleft to reduce the bass.

When you have finished making yourchanges,

press the joystick OK 7 or theAUDIO button 9.

Adjusting the treble Press the AUDIO button 9.


Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “TREB” display item.

Move the joystick 7 up or right toboost the treble or move it down orleft to reduce the treble.



X-BASSThe X-BASS feature can be used toaurally compensate the bass at low vol-ume levels. The X-BASS boost can beset in steps ranging from 0 (off) to 6(max). If X-BASS is activated, the con-figured X-BASS boost level will be dis-play alongside the X-BASS symbol inthe display.

Press the AUDIO button 9.


Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “X-BASS” display item.

Move the joystick 7 up or right toboost the X-BASS or move it downor left to reduce the X-BASS.



Adjusting the right/left volumedistribution (balance) To adjust the balance, press the

AUDIO button 9.


Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “BAL” display item.

Move the joystick 7 up/right ordown/left to adjust the right/left vol-ume distribution.



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Adjusting the front/back volumedistribution (fader) To adjust the fader, press the AU-

DIO button 9.


Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “FADE” display item.

Move the joystick 7 up/right ordown/left to adjust the front/backvolume distribution.



Adjusting the displayYou can adjust the display to suit theinstallation position in your vehicle andyour own preferences.

Adjusting the viewing angle Press the MENU button 8.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “DISP” display item.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “ANGL” display item.

Move the joystick 7 up/right ordown/left to adjust the viewing an-gle.



Adjusting the display brightnessIf your car radio has been connectedas described in the installation instruc-tions, the display brightness will switchover when the headlights are turned on/off. The display brightness can be ad-justed separately for night and day insteps ranging from 1-6. We recommendsetting “6”.

Daytime display brightness



Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “DAY” display item.

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Move the joystick 7 up/right ordown/left to adjust the brightness.



Night-time display brightness



Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “NGHT” display item.

Move the joystick 7 up/right ordown/left to adjust the brightness.



Setting the button illuminationcolourThe colour of the device’s button illumi-nation can be adjusted. Choose be-tween “COLOR 1” or “COLOR 2”.



Keep pressing the softkey 4 as-signed to the “KEYS” display itemuntil the required colour (“COLOR1” or “COLOR 2”) appears in thedisplay.



Setting the level displayThe level display briefly provides a sym-bolic display of the volume, the soundcontrol settings and the equalizer set-tings whilst you are making your chang-es.

When you are not changing any set-tings, the level display can display thecar radio’s output level. You can alsoswitch off the level display and have thecurrent volume level displayed continu-ously.

Switching the level display on/off



Keep pressing the softkey 4 as-signed to the “EQ” display item un-til the required setting “EQ DISPOFF” or “EQ DISP ON” appears.



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Radio modeThis unit is equipped with an RDS radioreceiver. Many of the receivable FM sta-tions transmit a signal that not only car-ries the programme but also additionalinformation such as the station nameand programme type (PTY).

The station name appears in the dis-play as soon as it is received. You canoptionally display the programme type.For further details, please read the sec-tion entitled “Programme type (PTY)”.

Configuring the tunerTo ensure that the tuner works proper-ly, the device must be configured foryour region. You can choose betweenEurope and the USA. By default, thetuner is set to the region in which thedevice was sold. If you experience prob-lems with radio reception, please checkthese settings.


Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “SETP” display item.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “AREA” display item.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe display item of the region thatyou require: “EURO” or “USA”.



Switching to radio modeIf the device is in CD mode, cassettemode, Multi-Media Card (MMC) mode(depending on the car radio’s equip-ment) or CD changer/Compact DriveMP3 mode,

press the TUNER button <.

The main radio menu for tuning into astation is displayed. The radio modefunctions are controlled in the radio func-tions menu. You can open the radiofunctions menu by pressing the TUN-ER button < again. If you are in anyother mode, you can open the radiofunctions menu by pressing the MENUbutton 8 followed by the softkey 4that is assigned to the “TUNE” displayitem.

Convenient RDS functions(AF, REG)The convenient RDS functions AF (Al-ternative Frequency) and REG (Region-al) extend your radio’s range of func-tions (only in FM radio mode).

AF: If this RDS function is activat-ed, the unit automatically tunes intothe best receivable frequency forthe station that is currently set.

REG: At certain times, some radiostations divide their programmeinto regional programmes providingdifferent content. You can use theREG function to prevent the car ra-dio from switching to alternativefrequencies that are providing dif-ferent regional programme content.

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Note:REG must be separately activated/de-activated in the radio functions menu.

Switching the RDS function on/offTo use the RDS functions (AF andREG),

press the TUNER button < in ra-dio mode.

The radio functions menu appears in thedisplay.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “RDS” display item.

“RDS ON” or “RDS OFF” appears brieflyin the display.

To return to the main radio menu,

press the TUNER button < or thejoystick OK 7.


Switching REG on/offTo use the REG RDS function,



Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “REG” display item.

“REG ON” or “REG OFF” appears brief-ly in the display.

Press the TUNER button < or thejoystick OK 7.


Selecting the waveband /memory bankThis unit can receive programmesbroadcast over the FM and MW/LW(AM) frequency ranges. There are fourmemory banks for the FM range andone for each of the MW and LW rang-es.

Six stations can be stored in each mem-ory bank.

Selecting the wavebandTo select the FM, MW or LW waveband,



Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “BAND” display item.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “FM” display item for the FMwaveband.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “MW” display item for the MWwaveband.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “LW” display item for the LWwaveband.

The main radio menu for the selectedwaveband appears.

Selecting the FM memory bankTo switch between the FM memorybanks FM1, FM2, FM3 and FMT,

keep pressing the NEXT button 3until the required memory bank ap-pears in the display.

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The memory banks are accessed in thefollowing order: FM1, FM2, FM3 andFMT.

Tuning into a stationThere are various ways of tuning into astation.

Automatic seek tuning

Move the joystick 7 down or up.

The unit tunes into the next receivablestation.

Tuning into stations manuallyYou can also tune into stations manual-ly.

Move the joystick 7 left or right.

Note:You can only tune into stations manual-ly if the RDS function is deactivated.

Browsing through broadcastingnetworks (only FM)If a radio station provides several pro-grammes, you have the option of brows-ing through its “broadcasting network”.

Move the joystick 7 left or right.

Note:The RDS function must be activatedbefore you can use this feature.

When using this feature, you will onlybe able to switch to stations that youhave received once already.

Setting the sensitivity of stationseek tuningYou can choose whether to only tuneinto stations with a strong reception orto also tune into those with a weak re-ception.



Press the NEXT button 3.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “SENS” display item.

The display shows the currently set sen-sitivity level. “SENS 6” is the highestsensitivity setting and means the tunercan receive distant stations. “SENS 1”is the lowest setting.

Move the joystick 7 up/right ordown/left to adjust the sensitivity.



Storing stations

Storing stations manually

Select the required FM memorybank, i.e. FM1, FM2, FM3, FMT, orone of the MW or LW wavebands.

Tune into the required station asdescribed in the section entitled“Tuning into a station”.

Press one of the six softkeys forlonger than two seconds to storethe station to that softkey.

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Storing stations automatically(Travelstore)You can automatically store the six sta-tions with the strongest reception in theregion (only FM). The stations are storedin the FMT memory bank.

Note:Any stations that were previously storedin this memory bank are deleted in theprocess.

Starting the Travelstore function

Press the TUNER button < in ra-dio mode.


Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “TS” display item.

The station storing procedure begins.“T-STORE” appears in the display. Af-ter the process is completed, the sta-tion stored in FMT memory location 1will be played.

Listening to stored stations Select the memory bank or wave-

band.

Press the softkey 4 that is as-signed to the name or frequency ofthe station that you want to listento.

Programme type (PTY)Besides transmitting the station name,some FM stations also provide informa-tion on the type of programme that theyare broadcasting. Your radio can receiveand display this information.

For example, the programme types canbe:

CULTURE TRAVEL JAZZ

SPORT NEWS POP

ROCK CLASSICS

Using the PTY function, you can direct-ly select stations of a particular pro-gramme type.

PTY-EONIf you specify the programme type andstart seek tuning, the unit will switch fromthe current station to a station of theselected programme type.

Note: If no station is found that corre-

sponds to the selected programmetype, you will hear a beep soundand “NO PTY” appears briefly inthe display. The radio will then re-tune to the station that was re-ceived last.

If the tuned radio station or anotherstation on the broadcasting net-work broadcasts the required pro-gramme type at a later point intime, the radio automaticallyswitches from the currently tunedstation or from cassette / CDchanger / Compact Drive MP3mode to the station whose pro-gramme type matches the one youselected.

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Activating PTYTo use the PTY function,



Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “PTY” display item.

If PTY is activated, the display showsthe current programme type. PTY ap-pears in the display. The programmetypes are displayed alongside thesoftkeys 4.

Cancelling PTYTo cancel the PTY function,

Whilst the programme types arebeing displayed, press the softkey4 assigned to the “OFF” displayitem.

Selecting a programme type andstarting seek tuningThe PTY menu is made up of severalpages on which the known programmetypes are displayed. To browse throughthe PTY menu’s pages,

keep pressing the NEXT button 3until the required programme typeappears alongside one of thesoftkeys.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe required programme type.

Move the joystick 7 up/right ordown/left to start seek tuning.

The next receivable station correspond-ing to your selected programme type willthen be tuned into.

If no station is found that correspondsto the selected programme type, you willhear a beep sound and “NO PTY” ap-pears briefly in the display. The radiowill then retune to the station that wasreceived last.

Note:If you want to switch back to the pro-gramme types display,

briefly move the joystick 7 in anydirection.

Optimising radio reception

Treble reduction feature duringinterference (HiCut)The HiCut function improves the soundduring poor radio reception. If interfer-ence occurs, the treble is automaticallyreduced thus reducing the interferencelevel.

Setting HiCut


The first page of the radio functionsmenu is displayed.


Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “HCUT” display item.

Move the joystick 7 up/right ordown/left to set the HiCut.



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Setting the radiotext displaySome stations use the RDS signal tobroadcast scrolling texts known as ra-diotexts. You can activate or deactivatethe radiotext display.




The “second page” of the radio functionsmenu is displayed.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “RTXT” display item.

“RTXT ON” or “RTXT OFF” appearsbriefly in the display.

Press the TUNER button < or thejoystick OK 7.


Traffic informationYour unit is equipped with an RDS-EONreceiver. EON (Enhanced Other Net-work) is a feature that involves thebroadcasting of radio station informa-tion within a broadcasting network.Every time a traffic announcement (TA)is transmitted, you will automatically beswitched from a station that does notprovide traffic information to a stationwithin the broadcasting network thatdoes.Once the traffic announcement hasbeen heard, you will be switched backto the programme that you were listen-ing to before.

Switching traffic informationpriority on/off Press the TUNER button < in ra-

dio mode.


Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “TRAF” display item.

Traffic announcement priority is activewhen a traffic jam symbol is displayed.

Note:The TA menu is displayed during a traf-fic announcement.

To interrupt the current traffic announce-ment,

press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “OFF” display item.

If you want to deactivate priority for traf-fic announcements,

press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “TRAF” display item.

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Note:You will hear a warning sound:

if you leave the reception area of atraffic information station that youare currently listening to.

if, while listening to a CD, cassetteor Multi-Media Card (depending onthe car radio’s equipment), youleave the reception area of a trafficinformation station that you aretuned into and the subsequent au-tomatic search cannot find a newtraffic information station.

if you retune the radio from a trafficinformation station to a station thatdoes not broadcast traffic informa-tion.

If you hear the warning sound, you caneither switch off traffic information pri-ority or tune into a station that broad-casts traffic information.

Setting the volume for trafficannouncements Press the MENU button 8.


Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “TRAF” display item.



Cassette mode

Cassette playback If there is no cassette inserted in

the unit yet,

press the button 6.

The control panel opens out towardsyou.

Insert a cassette with its open edgeon the right into the cassette com-partment.

Press the button 6.

The control panel closes.

The side of the cassette that is upper-most is then played first of all (SIDE A).After you insert a cassette, “SYNC” ap-pears in the display. Whilst this is beingdisplayed, the device is calculating theplaying time of the cassette.

If a cassette is already inserted inthe unit,

press the SOURCE button ;.

The cassette is played in the directionthat was set last.

Cassette eject Press the button 6.

The control panel opens out towardsyou.

The cassette is ejected.

Remove the cassette

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insert a new cassette.

Press the button 6.

The control panel closes.

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Changing the playback directionTo switch between the two playback di-rections SIDE A and SIDE B,

press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “REV” display item.

Note:The direction of play is automaticallyswitched over when the end of the tapeis reached (autoreverse).

Skipping tracks (S-CPS)To play the next track or any track there-after,

press the joystick 7 upwardsonce or several times until thenumber of tracks you want to skipappears in the display alongside“CPS FF”.

“CPS FF” appears in the display togeth-er with the number of tracks to beskipped. The tape is forwarded to thenext track or any other subsequent trackthat you selected.

To select one of the previous tracks,

press the joystick 7 downwardsonce or several times until thenumber of tracks you want to skipappears in the display alongside“CPS FR”.

“CPS FR” appears in the display togeth-er with the number of tracks to beskipped. The tape is rewound to thebeginning of the current track or to thebeginning of any other previous trackthat you selected.

Repeating tracks Press the softkey 4 assigned to

the “RPT” display item.

After the current music track has beenplayed, it is rewound and repeated.“RPT ON” appears briefly in the display.When the end of the track is reachedand the tape is rewinding, “REWIND”appears in the display.

To stop repeating the track,

press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “RPT” display item again.

Normal playback is then resumed. “RPTOFF” appears briefly in the display.

Changing the displayYou can switch between various displaymodes in cassette mode:

Elapsed playing time display(“ELAPSED”).

Remaining playing time display(“REMAIN”).

Tape counter display(“COUNTER”).

Clock display (“CLOCK”).

To switch between the display modes,

keep pressing the softkey 4 as-signed to the “TIME” display itemuntil the required information ap-pears in the display.

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Resetting the tape counterThe tape counter is automatically resetwhen the cassette is changed.

Fast tape winding

Fast-forwarding

Briefly press the joystick 7 to theright.

“FORWARD” appears in the display.

Fast-rewinding

Briefly press the joystick 7 to theleft.

“REWIND” appears in the display.

Stopping fast tape windingTo stop fast tape winding,

briefly press the joystick 7 in theopposite direction.

Skipping blank spaces(blankskip)You can make the unit automaticallyskip blank spaces on the tape that arelonger than ten seconds. To do so, theblankskip feature must be activated.

Switching blankskip on/off

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “BLS” display item.

The current setting “BLS ON” or “BLSOFF” appears briefly in the display whenswitching on/off.

Dolby* B noise suppressionIf you play cassettes that were record-ed using the Dolby B process, youshould switch on the Dolby feature.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “DLBY” display item.

“DLBY ON” or “DLBY OFF” appearsbriefly in the display.

* Noise suppression system manufacturedunder license from Dolby Laboratories. Theword “Dolby” and the double-D symbol aretrademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

Traffic information in cassettemodeThe “TA” function (traffic announcementpriority) means that your device is readyto receive traffic messages even whilsta cassette is being played. If a trafficmessage is received, cassette playbackis stopped and the traffic message isplayed. For further details, read thechapter entitled “Traffic information”.

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CD changer mode(optional)To find out which CD changers / Com-pact Drive can be used with this unit,please refer to the "Accessories" chap-ter in these instructions or contact yourBlaupunkt dealer.

Note:Information on handling CDs, insertingCDs and operating the CD changer canbe found in the operating instructionssupplied with your CD changer.

Information on using the Compact DriveMP3 and recording music tracks onto itcan be found in the operating instruc-tions supplied with the Compact DriveMP3.

Switching to CD changer mode Keep pressing the SOURCE but-

ton ; until CD changer mode isdisplayed.

Playback continues from the point atwhich it was last interrupted. If the mag-azine was removed from the CD chang-er and then replaced, the CD magazinewill first be scanned, and playback willbegin from the first track on the first CDthat the CD changer detects.

Selecting CDsTo move up or down to another CD,

press the softkey 4 assigned tothe display item of the CD (CD1 –CD10) that you require. To do so,you might need to switch to the“second page” of the main CD-changer menu using the NEXTbutton 3.

or

keep pressing the joystick 7 up ordown until the number of the re-quired CD appears in the display.

Selecting tracksTo move down or up to another trackon the current CD,

repeatedly press the joystick 7 tothe left or right until the number ofthe required track appears in thedisplay.

If you press the joystick 7 once to theleft, the current track will be played againfrom the beginning.

Fast searching (audible)To fast search backwards or forwards,

press and hold the joystick 7 tothe left or right until fast searchingbackwards / forwards begins.

Repeating individual tracks orwhole CDs (REPEAT) Press the MENU button 8.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “CDC” display item.

The CD changer functions menu opens.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “RPT” display item.

“RPT TRCK” appears briefly in the dis-play.

To repeat the whole CD,

press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “RPT” display item again.

“RPT CD” appears briefly in the display.

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Cancelling REPEATTo stop the current track or current CDfrom being repeated,

keep pressing the softkey 4 thatis assigned to the “RPT” displayitem until “RPT OFF” appears brief-ly in the display.

Random track play (MIX)To play the tracks on the current CD inrandom order,




Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “MIX” display item.

“MIX CD” appears in the display.

To play the all the tracks on all insertedCDs in random order,

press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “MIX” display item again.

“MIX ALL” appears in the display.

Note:In the case of the CDC A 02, CDC A 08and the IDC A 09, all the CDs and allthe tracks in the changer are picked ran-domly. In the case of any other chang-er, all the tracks on one CD are playedrandomly first before the next CD in thechanger is played.

Cancelling MIXTo cancel MIX,

keep pressing the softkey 4 thatis assigned to the “MIX” displayitem until “MIX OFF” appears brief-ly in the display.

Naming CDsThe car radio allows you to assignnames for up to 99 CDs (not with theCompact Drive MP3) so that you canrecognise them more easily. The namescan be a maximum of eight characterslong.

If you try assigning more than 99 names,“FULL” will appear in the display.

Entering / editing CD names

Listen to the CD that you want toname.




Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “NAME” display item.

You will now enter edit mode. If yourchosen CD does not have a name yet,eight underscores will appear in the dis-play. The current input position flashes.

Move the joystick 7 up or down toselect the character you want. Ifyou want an empty space, simplyselect the underscore.

Move the joystick 7 to the left orright to change the input position.

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To save a name, press the softkey4 assigned to the “NAME” displayitem.

Deleting a CD name

Listen to the CD whose name youwant to delete.




You will now enter edit mode. The nameof the CD appears in the display andthe current input position flashes.

Move the joystick 7 up or down toselect the underscore character.

Move the joystick 7 to the left orright to change the input position.

Insert an underscore at every inputposition.


The CD name will be deleted.

Deleting all CD namesYou can delete all the CD names storedin the unit.

To delete all the CD names, pressthe MENU button 8.


Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “CLR” display item.

“CDC CLEAR” appears in the display.The process can take up to 45 secondsdepending on how many CD nameshave been stored.

Note:This function is not available for theCompact Drive MP3. If you use thisfunction with the Compact Drive MP3,“CDC CLEAR” is displayed for 45 sec-onds. You will not be able operate theunit whilst this is happening.

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CLOCK - Time

Setting the clockThe clock can be set automatically us-ing the RDS signal. You can also setthe clock manually if you cannot receivea radio station that supports this feature.

Setting the clock automaticallyTo set the clock automatically,

press the MENU button 8.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “VARI” display item.

Keep pressing the softkey 4 as-signed to the “CSYN” display itemuntil “RDS SYN ON” appears brief-ly.

“RDS SYN ON” means that the clock isset automatically using the RDS signal.

Setting the clock manually

To set the time, press the MENUbutton 8.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “VARI” display item.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “CSET” display item.

The “CLOCK SET” menu appears.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “HOUR” display item.

The hours flash on and off.

Adjust the hours using the joystick7.

To adjust the minutes,

press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “MIN” display item.

The minutes flash.

Adjust the minutes using the joy-stick 7.



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EqualizerThis unit is equipped with a digital soundcalibration feature (DSA – Digital SoundAdjustment). It provides you with threeself-calibrating 5-band equalizers andfive sound presets.

The EQ1 - EQ3 equalizers can be cali-brated automatically with the help of aspecial calibration microphone. You canobtain this microphone from your Blau-punkt dealer. The automatically ascer-tained values can also be adjustedmanually.

Furthermore, you can also set the equal-izer manually.

The following bands are available:

SUB LOW EQ 32 - 50 Hz

LOW EQ 63 - 250 Hz

MID EQ 315 - 1,250 Hz

MID/HIGH EQ 1,600 - 6,300 Hz

HIGH EQ 8,000 - 12,500 Hz

Switching the equalizer on/offTo switch the equalizer on/off,

press the DEQ+ button 5.

The equalizer menu is displayed.

To activate the equalizer,

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “USER” or “PRE” display itemand select an equalizer.

To deactivate the equalizer,

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “OFF” display item.

Automatically calibrating theequalizerYou can electronically calibrate andstore values for three different situations.

EQ 1 for the driver onlyEQ 2 for the driver and front

passengerEQ 3 for the front and rear occupants

Hold the calibration microphone (avail-able as an accessory) in the appropri-ate position whilst the calibration is tak-ing place.

The position of the calibration micro-phone for situation 1 (e.g. for the driveralone) is at the height of the driver'shead.

For situation 2, the calibration micro-phone is between the driver and pas-senger.

For Situation 3, it is in the middle of thevehicle interior (left/right, front/back).

Really quiet surroundings are requiredfor the calibration. Any extraneous noisewill distort the measured values.

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Note:The sound radiating from the loud-speakers must not be obstructed by anyobjects. All the loudspeakers must beconnected. The microphone must beconnected to the unit.

To calibrate an equalizer,

Press the DEQ+ button 5.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “USER” display item.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe display item of the equalizerthat you want to configure.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “AUTO” display item.

You will hear a test sound, and calibra-tion takes place.

Proceed as described for all theequalizers.

Selecting an equalizerAfter calibration has taken place or youhave finished making manual adjust-ments,

press the DEQ+ button 5.


Select one of the equalizers “EQ1”,“EQ2” or “EQ3” using the corre-sponding softkeys 4.

Press the joystick OK 7 or theDEQ+ button 5 to close themenu.


Selecting sound presetsYou can select sound presets for thefollowing music types.

VOCAL (“VOCL”)

DISCO (“DISC”)

ROCK

TECHNO (“TECH”)

CLASSIC (“CLAS”)

The settings for these music styles havealready been programmed.


Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “PRE” display item.

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Manually adjusting the equalizer

Notes on adjusting the settingsWe recommend you use a CD or cas-sette (depending on the car radio’sequipment) that you are familiar with formaking changes to the settings.

Before adjusting the equalizer, set thesound and volume distribution settingsto zero and deactivate X-BASS. For fur-ther details, refer to the chapter entitled“Sound and volume distribution set-tings”.

Listen to a CD or cassette (de-pending on the car radio’s equip-ment).

What impression does the soundgive you?

Now read the “Sound impression”column in the table entitled “Helpadjusting the equalizer”.

Set the equalizer values as de-scribed in the “Measures” column.

Making adjustments



Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe display item of the equalizerthat you want to configure.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe display item of the equalizerband that you want to configure.

To select the frequency,

press the joystick 7 to the left orright.

Adjust the level for the frequencyby pressing the joystick 7 up ordown.



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Help adjusting the equalizer

Measures

Increase bass withFrequency: 32 to 160 HzLevel: +4 to +6 dB

Reduce the lower mid level withFrequency: 400 HzLevel: approx. -4 dB

Reduce the mid level withFrequency: 1,000 to 2,500 HzLevel: -4 to -6 dB

Increase treble level withFrequency: 6,300 to 10,000 HzLevel: +2 to +4 dB

Sound Impression / problem

Bass sound is too weak

Dirty bassBooming soundUnpleasant pressure

Sound very much in the foreground,aggressive, no stereo effect.

Dull soundLittle clarityNo brilliance to the instruments

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TMC for dynamic navigationsystemsTMC stands for “Traffic Message Chan-nel.” Traffic information announcementsare broadcast digitally using TMC, whichmeans they can be used by compatiblenavigation systems during route plan-ning. Your car radio has a TMC outputwhich you can use for connecting Blau-punkt navigation systems. You can findout from your Blaupunkt dealer whichnavigation systems can be used withyour car radio.

Amplifier / sub-outThe car radio provides connections forconnecting external amplifiers. You canalso connect a subwoofer to the unit'sintegrated low-pass filter. In order for thisto work, the amplifier and subwoofermust be connected in the manner de-scribed in the installation instructions.

We recommend you use well-matchedproducts from the Blaupunkt or Veloci-ty product ranges.

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External audio sourcesIn addition to the CD changer, you canalso connect another external audiosource equipped with a line output. Theaudio source can, for example, be aportable CD player, MiniDisc player orMP3 player.

The AUX input must be activated in thesetup menu.

If you want to connect an external au-dio source, you will need an adaptercable. You can obtain this cable from aBlaupunkt dealer.

Switching the AUX input on/off Press the MENU button 8.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “SETP” display item.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “AUX1” or “AUX2” display itemfor the input that you want to switchon/off.

The AUX menu is displayed.

Note:If a CD changer is connected, you can-not change the “AUX1” input.

Press the softkey 4 assigned tothe “ON” or “OFF” display item toswitch the input on/off.

Note:If the AUX input is switched on it can beselected by pressing the SOURCE but-ton ;.

EXTERNAL AUDIO SOURCES SPECIFICATIONS

Specifications

AmplifierOutput power: 4 x 26 watts sine

in accordancewith DIN 45 324at 14.4 V4 x 50 watts max.power

TunerWavebands:FM : 87.5 – 108 MHzMW : 531 – 1,602 kHzLW : 153 – 279 kHz

FM frequency response:30 - 16,000 Hz

CassetteFrequency response:

30 - 20,000 Hz

Pre-amp out4 channels: 4 V / 10 kΩ

AUX inputInput sensitivity: 1.2 V / 10 kΩ

Subject to changes!

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