Blaupunkt TATA- User Manual

7 Cleaning Clean the device with a dry or slightly moistened cloth. Donot use any caustic chemicals, cleaning solutions or harshcleaning agents to clean the device. Disposal of old units Do not dispose of your old device in the household trash!Please use the return and collection systems available t...

8 Startup This chapter contains information about switching thedevice on and off, adjusting the volume, performing menusettings, and resetting the device to the factory settings. Italso provides information about connecting a USB mediumand correctly inserting a CD in the device. Switching the device...

11 USB port You can connect the following USB media to the deviceand use them as audio source:  USB stick  USB hard disk with max. 800 mA current consumption via the USB port)  MP3 player with USB port The device can play MP3 or WMA formats (WMA version9, without DRM copy protection only). Note: ...

12 Selecting the USB as audio source  Press the SRC button (12) repeatedly until "USB" appears on the display. The display briefly shows "READING". The playbackstarts.If USB is selected as audio source, the MP3 display isshown. For further details, please read the chapter"CD/USB...

14 Tuner mode This device can receive radio stations in the FM and AM(MW/LW) frequency ranges. Set the device to the region Europe, USA orThailand The device is set to the frequency ranges and stationtechnologies of the region in which it was purchased. Youcan adjust this setting to the different fr...

15 The tuner display (A) Waveband or memory bank and memory locationof the adjusted station (B) Traffic information priority (only for tuner regionEUROPE in FM mode) (C) Bluetooth ® status (D) Display range for frequency, station name andradio text (radio text only for tuner region EUROPEin FM mode)...

16 Instead of "Norm", the menu selection (E) displays "List".The "List" menu is selected. The options of the "List" (F)menu are displayed (E) Menu selection (F) Options of the current menu  If necessary, press the rocker switch or (8) to change between the menus "...

17 Tuning into a station There are 3 ways of tuning into a station:  Tuning into stations automatically (station seek tuning)  Tuning into stations manually Selecting stored stations Station seek tuning  Press the rocker switch or (8). Note: If you press and hold the rocker switch or (8),automati...

18 Storing stations There are 2 ways of storing a station:  Storing stations manually  Searching and storing stations automatically (Travelstore) Storing stations manually After tuning into a station, it can be stored as follows:  Press one of the station buttons 0 - 9 (9) for approx. 2 seconds t...

20 To switch the display of radio text on/off:  press the MENU button (13). The Tuner menu opens.  Press the rocker switch or (8) to select the "R- TEXT" function.  Press the OK button (4).  Switch between the settings with the rocker switch or (8).  "R-TEXT" : Radio text on.  ...

22 Note: For the device to switch to an alternative frequency(AF) in case of poor reception, the station must alsosupport the RDS function Alternative frequency (AF). Allow/prevent changing to other regional programmes(REGIONAL) Some stations divide their programmes into regionalprogrammes with diff...

24 CD mode (audio) Audio CDs are played in the CD mode (audio). How toinsert and remove CDs is described in the chapter"Startup". Starting the audio CD mode You can select an inserted audio CD as audio source:  Press the SRC button (12) repeatedly until "CD" appears on the display. ...

25 Functions in the CD mode (audio) The functions of the following table can be called directlyon the CD display by touching a button. Function Action Display/description Selectingtracks Press therocker switch or (8). : Playing the next track: Playing the previous track (Repeats thecurrent track whe...

27 CD/USB mode (MP3/WMA) In CD/USB mode, you can play CD-Rs or CD-RWs or aUSB medium with MP3 or WMA tracks.The chapter "Startup" describes what you must observewhen connecting and disconnecting USB media. It alsocontains information about inserting and removing CDs. Starting the CD/USB mode...

28 You can switch between the following modes with the DIS- ESC button (6):  MP3 display  Browse mode  Playlist mode (if playlist is available on USB/CD) Functions in the CD/USB mode (MP3/WMA) The functions of the following table can be called directlyon the MP3 display by touching a button. Func...

29 Function Menu item Options Displayingtrackinformation DISPLAY "ARTIST" : Display theartist."ALBUM" : Display thealbum."SONG" : Display thetrack names. Switchingscrolling texton/off SCROLL : The track information appears as scrolling text. : The track information does not a...

30 (E) Track Selecting tracks in Browse mode  During MP3/WMA playback, press the DIS-ESC button (6) repeatedly until the browse mode is displayed. It shows all folders and tracks stored on the data carrier. To select a track or folder,  press the rocker switch or (8) to scroll through the tracks a...

32 iPod mode Note: To connect an iPod, you require a correspondingadapter cable and initial settings to be made. Pleasecontact your TATA service station. Starting iPod mode To select a connected iPod as audio source,  press the SRC button (12) repeatedly until "IPOD" appears on the display....

33 The iPod menu The functions of the following table can be called up in theiPod menu. Function Menu item Options Randomplayback MIX "MIX LIST" : Mix thetracks of the current list."MIX ALL" : Mix all thetracks. Repeatingtracks REPEAT "REPEAT TRACK" :Repeat the current track....

34 Bluetooth ® streaming mode Devices such as MP3 players can also be connected to thedevice via Bluetooth ® if they feature the corresponding equipment. The transfer of audio contents, such as music,via Bluetooth ® is referred to as Bluetooth ® streaming. For additional information about Bluetooth ...

36 interrupted for the duration of phone call or thephone book download.  If the connection is lost in Bluetooth ® streaming mode, "CONNECTION LOST – PRESS OK TORETRY" appears on the display. Press the OK button (4) to re-establish the connection, or pressthe DIS ESC button (6) to return to...

37 AUX mode You can connect different external audio sources to thedevice via the AUX input:  External audio sources, such as portable CD players, MiniDisc players or MP3 players.  Apple iPod box This device is factory-set for the connection of an externalaudio source. To connect an external audio...

41 Note: If a Bluetooth ® process is currently taking place (e.g. registering a device or downloading a phone book),you cannot open the Bluetooth ® menu for the duration of the process. A corresponding message appears onthe display. To return to the current audio source,press the DIS ESC button (6)....

42  CONNECTION FAILED: The car sound system finds the cell phone, but the connection cannot beestablished due to a Bluetooth ® error. In these two cases, the car sound system continues toattempt the connection in the background. If youattempt to call up a Bluetooth ® function on the car sound syste...

44  Select one of the following functions with the rocker switch or (8):  "CONNECT": The selected Bluetooth ® device is connected.  "DISCON": The connection to the selected Bluetooth ® device is disconnected.  "DELETE": The selected Bluetooth ® device is unregistered. Not...

46  If you did not enter a number, "NO NUMBER TO SAVE" is briefly displayed after pressing the button 0 - 9 (9) and you are returned to the number input. Ending a call To end a call,  press the button (7). The display shows "CALL ENDED". Redirecting an ongoing phone call to thecell...

48  Enter the desired digit by pressing the corresponding button of the keys (9). After editing the complete phone number,  press the OK button (4). The modified entry is stored. You are returned to themenu. Deleting entries To delete an existing entry in the phone book of the device,  open the B...

50 Calling a phone number from the history Note: The history of the cell phone is available only if it issupported by the cell phone. The history of the cell phone is automatically downloadedafter establishing the Bluetooth ® connection. The following phone numbers are stored in the history of the c...

52  Open the Bluetooth ® menu.  Press the rocker switch or (8) until the "PIN NUM" menu item is selected.  Press the OK button (4) to call up the menu item. Now you can enter the new PIN:  Enter the number sequence by pressing the corresponding buttons of the keys (9). After entering one...

53 Remote controls The most frequently used functions can also be controlledwith the steering wheel remote control and the infraredremote control (IR remote control). Functions of the steering wheel remotecontrol General Left keys: VOL + Increases the volume. VOL – Decreases the volume. MUTE Muting ...

54 Functions of the IR remote control GeneralSRC Changes between audio sources VOLUME + Increases the volume VOLUME – Decreases the volume Muting the device/cancelling mute FM/AM mode Starts seek tuning forward to the nextreceivable station Starts seek tuning backward to the nextreceivable station I...

55 Sound settings The following sound settings can be changed in the Audiomenu:  Adjusting bass, treble and volume distribution  Selecting the sound presetting  Changing equaliser settings Note: The settings for bass (BASS), middle (MIDDLE) andtreble (TREBLE) are each stored for the current audio...

56  Select one of the following sound presets with the rocker switch or (8):  "POP"  "ROCK"  "CLASSIC"  Switch the selected sound preset off with the rocker switch (8) ( ) or on with the rocker switch (8) ( ).  Press the OK button (4) to select a different function, or ...

58 User settings In the System menu, you can adjust these presettings toyour preferences:  Welcome text  Volume presettings  Display settings  Scan time Opening the System menu  Press the MENU button (13).  Press the rocker switch (8) repeatedly until the system menu "Syst" opens. Chan...

60 Notes: The volume preset by you will not be used,  if the volume currently listened to is lower than the set mute level. The device continues playing withthe volume listened to.  if the volume currently listened to is higher than the set TEL volume. In this case, phonecalls/navigation announcem...

63 Displaying version numbers You can display the version numbers of the differentdevice components.  Switch off the device.  Simultaneously press the MENU button (13) and the # button of the keys (9) while switching on the device. The version display with information about the software isdisplaye...

64 Technical data Weight: approx. 1.66 kg Voltage supply Operating voltage: 10 – 16 V Current consumption In operation: max. 10 A 10 seconds after switch-off: < 3 mA Amplifier output power acc. to DIN 45324: 4 x 18 W sine Input sensitivity AUX-IN: 2 V / 6 kOhm Tel./Navi input: 10 V / 1 kOhm Tuner...

65 Appendix Supported USB devices Manufacturer Model Max. Capacity Acer Flash Stick 256 MB Aigo Mini 256 MB Aigo Mini 128 MB Apple iPod Mini 4 GB Apple iPod Nano 2 GB Apple iPod Shuffle 1 GB Cable&Wireless 518UASD 1 GB Connect 3D Pocket Drive 512 MB Creative MuVo N200 128 MB Dell USB Stick 256 M...

67 FCC Information This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Results.Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1. This Device may not cause harmful interface, and2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesiredoperation. Note: This ...

68 Warranty Dear Customer,Thank you for buying Blaupunkt Car Audio System. Thisunit is covered under warranty against manufacturing andmaterial defects for a period of twenty four (24) monthsfrom the date of sale. Blaupunkt’s standard warranty terms& conditions in this regard shall apply. In cas...

69 Part A DEALER’S COPY VEHICLE REGISTRATION No: ____________________________DATE OF PURCHASE: __________________________RADIO UNIT Sr. No.: ___________________________ CUSTOMER NAME & ADDRESS: __________________________________ __________________________________ ________________________________...

70 PART B CUSTOMER’S COPY VEHICLE REGISTRATION No: ____________________________DATE OF PURCHASE: __________________________RADIO UNIT Sr. No.: ___________________________ CUSTOMER NAME & ADDRESS: __________________________________ __________________________________ ______________________________...

71 Authorised Service Centers: SERVICE DEALER CITY CONTACT PHONE MOBILE Asthaa Marketing Ahmedabad Naveen 079-6858975 9825037377 Sound Reflex Anand Bharath 02692-256868 9825160605 Mandovi Bangalore Shashi 080-22233763 9845473044 Sunil Distributor Bhopal Anil 0755-4270228 9827069388 Mickey Electronic...