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Acapulco RDM 168Biarritz RDM 169Sevilla RDM 168

Radio / CD

Operating instructions

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Display field 1:Radio modeMemory banks and wavebandsBrief indication of preset station (e.g. P1)

CD modeCurrent track

CD changer mode (optional)Current track

AudioNumeric and graphic representation of thevolume and audio settings

DSCPermanent display for DSC programming.Graphic representation of the volume le-vel selected.

Display field 3:Displays active functions

- Stereo

- CD insertedLD - Loudness

Radio modeAF - Alternative Frequency for RDSPTY - RDS programme typeTA - Priority for traffic informationTP - Traffic programme stationlo - Seek tuning sensitivity

CD modeRPT – Repeat functionMIX – Tracks played at random

CD changer mode optionalRPT - Repeat functionMIX - Tracks played at random

Display field 2:Radio modeRadio frequency or station namePTY programme type Clock display

CD modeCD time (elapsed playback time), CDname, CD number and brief indication offunction switch, Clock display

CD changer mode (optional)Current CD playingCD time (elapsed time), CD name and briefindication of changes in function Clock dis-play

DSCServes as display and input field duringDSC programming Clock display

MiscellaneousIndicates new source and the activefunctions (e.g. SCAN)

Display

The display consists of three fields and varies according to the operating mode and function.

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Contents

Display .......................................... 31

Equipment features list ............... 33

Quick reference ............................ 34

Remote control operation ..................... 38

Important notes ............................ 39

What you need to know ........................ 39Traffic safety ......................................... 39Installation ............................................. 39Telephone mute .................................... 39Accessories (optional) .......................... 39

Additional amplifiers .......................... 39CD changers ..................................... 39Remote control unit ........................... 39

Theft protection system /Release panel ............................... 40

Detaching the release panel ................. 40Attaching the release panel .................. 40Care of the control panel ...................... 40Fixing the release panel ....................... 40

Selecting the operating mode ..... 41

Radio operation with RDS(Radio Data System ) ................... 41AF - Alternative frequency .................... 41REG - regional programme .................. 41

Selecting a waveband .......................... 42Station tuning ........................................ 42Scrolling through the broadcastnetworks (FM only) ............................... 42Switching between the memorybanks (FM) ............................................ 42Storing stations ..................................... 42Storing stations with the strongestreception automatically withTravelstore ............................................ 43Recalling stored stations ...................... 43Scanning stations with Radio Scan ...... 43Changing the scan time ........................ 43Selecting the automatic tuningsensitivity .............................................. 43Switching between Stereo/Mono (FM) . 44PTY - Programme Type........................ 44Programme types ................................. 44Switching PTY ON/OFF........................ 44Checking the programme type of thestation ................................................... 44Selecting a programme type ................ 44Storing programme types ..................... 45Scanning stations with PTY SCAN ...... 45PTY priority ........................................... 45

Traffic programme stationreception with RDS-EON ............. 46

Traffic announcement priority on/off .... 46Warning beep ....................................... 46Switching the warning beep off ............ 46Automatic seek tuning start(CD mode) ............................................ 46Adjusting the volume for trafficannouncements and the warning beep.. 46

CD operation ................................. 47

Switching on the CD mode ................... 47Inserting a CD ....................................... 47Removing a CD .................................... 47Selecting a track ................................... 47CD-MIX operation ................................. 47CD-PAUSE ........................................... 47CD-Repeat (RPT) ................................. 48CD-Scan ............................................... 48

CD changer operation .................. 48

Inserting CDs ........................................ 48Removing CDs ...................................... 48CD playback ......................................... 48Selecting a track ................................... 48MIX ........................................................ 49CD-PAUSE ........................................... 49CD-Scan ............................................... 49Selecting the display mode .................. 49

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Equipment features list

“Biarritz RDM 169, Sevilla RDM 168”

Features in common:

• RDS (FM/MW/LW) EON

• PTY (Station search according to pro-gram type)

• Codem D reception concept

• 30 station presets

• Clock (precision timing via RDS; swit-ches automatically between standardand daylight savings time)

• Release panel (electronic detachableoperating panel)

• 4-channel preamp out 3V

• 4 x 40 watts of maximum power output

• CD player

• DMS Disc Management System (CDchanger connection possible)

• AUX (connection for auxiliary soundsource)

• Infrared remote control unit (optional)

• Telephone mute (sound sources mu-ted during telephone calls)

• Bass Logic (1-band equalizer) to adjustbass and mid-range frequencies

• Individual sound settings of eachsound source (“Source Tone Memory”)

“Acapulco RDM 168” with multi-colourdisplay in blue

+ Digital parametric equalizer (2-band) toadjust mid-range and high frequencies

+ “SHARX”: automatic intermediate fre-quency switching designed to reduceinterference from adjacent radio stati-ons

+ CD naming

CD naming .................................... 50Start entering CD names ...................... 50Altering CD names ............................... 50Deleting CD names .............................. 50

Clock ............................................. 52

Setting the clock ................................... 52Displaying the clock .............................. 52Correcting the time after the powerhas been disconnected......................... 52Deactivating the hour correctionfunction ................................................. 52

Setting the equalizer .................... 53

Notes on making the settings ............... 53Assistance in setting your equalizer ..... 54

DSC programming ....................... 55

Overview of the DSC factory settings .. 57

Specifications ............................... 57

Amplifier ................................................ 57Tuner ..................................................... 57CD ......................................................... 57CD Changer .......................................... 57

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Quick reference

1 Detachable operating panelPress the “REL” button to release thedetachable operating panel and remo-ve it from the vehicle.To re-attach the panel, set it into theguide on the right-hand side of thechassis. Gently press in the left side ofthe panel until it snaps into place.Be sure not to press or apply any pres-sure directly on the display.

2 Switching the unit on/offWith the operating panel in place andthe ignition switched on, press the on/off button in the middle of the volumeknob briefly or insert a CD into the unit.It will play at the preset volume.

Switching on/off with the ignition:If the unit has been connected as des-cribed in the instructions, it can also beturned on and off with the vehicle igniti-on. The unit will switch on in the modeused last before it was switched off.

Switching on when the ignition isoff:It is possible to play the unit with theignition turned off (as long as the ope-rating panel is in place): Press the on/off button in the middle of the volumeknob briefly to switch the unit on.

To prevent the battery from runningdown, the system will turn off automati-cally after approximately one hour ofplayback.

3 EjectPress this button to eject the CD fromthe radio unit.

4 Volume adjustment:

When the unit is switched on, it willplay at the preset volume. To adjustthe volume, turn the volume control.Turn the volume control in a clockwisedirection to raise the volume and in acounter-clockwise direction to lowerthe volume.To lower the volume quickly, press theon/off button briefly. “Mute” will appearin the display and the volume will dropto the mute value set in the DSCmenu.Press the on/off button again or turnthe volume control to cancel the “mute”

function. The “mute” function and thepreset volume can be altered, refer to“DSC programming”.

5 CD insertAfter a CD is inserted with the label fa-cing up, it will automatically be trans-ported to its playing position. The unitwill automatically switch to playback.

6 DisplayThe display indicates all settings, ope-rating modes and functions.

7 Rocker switch

Radio mode

/ Automatic seek tuningUpDown

<< >> Manual seek tuning<</>> Up/down in short intervals

(for FM only if “AF” is off)

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For FM only:<</>> Scrolls through the broadcast net-

works, if AF is on. Example: NDR 1,2, 4, N-Joy, ...

CD mode

/ Select track:UpDown,If is pressed only once the unitwill return to the beginning of thetrack currently playing.

>> Fast forward , audible (CUE)Hold >> pressed down for as longas necessary.

<< Fast reverse , audible (REVIEW)Hold << pressed down for as longas necessary.

Changer mode

/ Select CDUpDown

<< >> Select track>> Up: press briefly

CUE - fast forward (audible):hold button down.

<< Down: press two or more timesbriefly

Repeat track: press oncebriefly.REVIEW - fast reverse (audi-ble) - hold button down.

Additional rocker switch functions:For additional settings useAUD 9DSC-Mode 8PTY 4Important: The correspondingfunction must be active.

8 SC-scan/SRCRadio mode

Press “SC” for approximately 2 secon-ds. You will hear a beep and “SCAN”will appear in the display, flashing al-ternately with the station name abbre-viation of the station currently beingscanned. All of the FM stations withinreception range will be scanned.

PTY-ScanPTY-Scan cannot be started unless“PTY” is switched on (“PTY” is lit up inthe display).Press “SC” for approximately 2 secon-ds. You will hear a beep and “PTY

SCAN” will appear in the display,flashing alternately with the stationname abbreviation of the station cur-rently being scanned.The stations broadcasting the programtype selected will be scanned.Stop the Scan/PTY-Scan function:Press “SC” or the rocker switch briefly.

CD mode

Press “SC” for approximately 2 secon-ds. You will hear a beep and “SCAN”will appear in the display. The trackson the CD will be scanned.Stop the CD Scan function:Press “SC”.

CD changer mode

Press “SC” briefly.All of the CD tracks will be scannedbriefly.“SCAN” will appear in the display.Stop CD-Scan: Press “SC” again.

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9 AUDUse this key to activate the menu fortone control.Treble and bass adjustmentPress “AUD” once briefly: “BASS” willappear in the display and now you ad-just this setting as desired by pressingthe rocker switch to the left or the right.Use the up/down rocker switch keys toset the treble. “TREBLE” will then ap-pear in the display.

Setting the Balance (left/right) andthe Fader (front/rear):Press “AUD” twice briefly.Now use the up/down rocker switch toadjust the volume between the frontand the rear speakers. “FADER” willappear in the display.Use the left/right rocker switch keys toadjust the volume between the left andright speakers. “BALANCE” will appearin the display.The selected values will appear in thedisplay. The last setting is stored auto-matically.Switch AUD off by pressing the buttonagain briefly.If you do not make any adjustments tothe tone within 8 seconds, the AUDmode will quit automatically.

LD - LoudnessLoudness boosts the bass frequencyat low volume.Loudness on/off: Press AUD until youhear a beep.

: DSC (Direct Software Control)Using “DSC” you can adjust pro-grammable basic settings to suit yourown personal preferences.Refer to the section on “DSC pro-gramming” for more information.

; Clock displayWhen the unit is switched on press“DIS” briefly and the current time willappear in the display for approximately8 seconds.Additional function for clock display:Press and hold “DIS” until you hear abeep to display the time permanently.If you activate another function, thetime will disappear from the display forapproximately 8 seconds.

< Preset buttons 1 to 6Radio mode

You can store up to six stations ineach memory bank (I, II, and “T”).On MW and LW you can also store sixstations each.

Storing stationsTune the radio into the station youwould like to store. Press the presetbutton on which you want to store thisstation (radio will switch to mute) andhold it down until the radio becomesaudible again and you hear a beep.

Recalling stored stationsSelect the waveband and, on FM thememory bank (“I”!, “II”, or “T”) as well.Then press the corresponding presetbutton 1-6 briefly to listen to the stationstored there.

Additional function for the stationpreset buttonsStoring and recalling the PTY programtype.When PTY is active (“PTY” will appearin the display), then you can store andrecall a program type (e.g. rock, pop,classical, news, etc.) on each for thestation preset buttons for the FM wave-band.

CD mode

3/ -PausePress the station preset button marked3/ to interrupt CD playback. “PAU-

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SE” will appear in the display. Pressbutton again to resume CD playback.

4/RPT - RepeatPress the station preset button marked4/RPT to repeat the CD track currentlyplaying.“REPEAT-T” will appear briefly in thedisplay. “RPT” will light up in displayfield 3.The track title will repeat until 4/RPT ispressed again or you press the rockerswitch to select a different track.

5/MIXPress the station preset button marked5/MIX to switch to MIX playback for theCD currently playing. The tracks on theCD will be played in random order.The current setting is briefly indicatedin the display: “MIX CD” will flashbriefly in the display and “MIX” will ap-pear in display field 3.Press 5/MIX again to switch thisfunction off.

CD-Changer mode

3/ - PausePress the station preset button marked3/II to interrupt CD playback. “PAUSE”

will appear in the display. Press buttonagain to resume CD playback.

4/RPT - RepeatPress the station preset button marked4/RPT to repeat the CD track currentlyplaying.“REPEAT-T” will appear briefly in thedisplay.To activate the repeat function for thedisc currently playing, hold down4/RPT until you hear a beep.“REPEAT-D” will appear briefly in thedisplay.Press 4/RPT again to end the repeatfunction.

5/MIXPress the station preset button marked5/MIX to switch to MIX playback for theCD currently playing. The tracks on theCD will be played in random order.The current setting is briefly indicatedin the display: “MIX CD”.To activate the MIX function for all ofthe tracks on the CDs in the magazine,hold down 5/MIX until you hear abeep. “MIX ALL” will appear briefly inthe display.Press 5/MIX again to switch thisfunction off.

= BA/TSSwitches between the wavebands/me-mory banks FM I, FM II, TS (Travelsto-re), MW and LW

Extra function: TravelstoreTo store the six most powerful radiostations in the Travelstore bank:Press BA/TS until a beep sounds or“T-STORE” appears in the display.

> PTY(Programme Type)With “PTY” the station preset buttonsbecome programme buttons. You canselect a different programme type oneach of the presets, e.g. news, sport,rock, pop, education, etc. Using therocker switch <</>> it is possible to re-call all of the PTY programme types, ifPTY is activated. Press “PTY” brieflyand “PTY” will light up in the display.Press “PTY” again to switch thefunction off.

? AF•TAAlternative Frequency in RDS mode:Switch the AF function on/off:Press the “AF” button for approximate-ly 2 seconds. “AF” will appear in thedisplay.

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The radio will use RDS to automatical-ly search for the best radio frequencyoffering the same programme.To switch the “AF” function off pressthe “AF” button for approximately 2 se-conds and “AF” will disappear in thedisplay after the beep.

TP“TP” will appear in the display if the ra-dio station you are currently tuned intois a traffic information radio station.TA“TA” (Traffic Announcement = priorityfor traffic messages)You can only tune into radio stationsthat broadcast traffic information.TA on/off:Press “AF.TA” briefly: “TA” will appearin the display, priority for traffic pro-grammes activated.

Remote control operation

General information

SRC press briefly: switches audiosources

press briefly: mutes audiosources

V+ raises the volumeV- lowers the volume

Radio mode

seek tuning upseek tuning down

>> next FM memory preset, up<< press briefly: selects the wave-

bandhold pressed down: Travelstore

CD changer

next CDprevious CD

>> press briefly: next trackhold pressed down: CUE – fastforward

<< press briefly: previous trackhold pressed down: REVIEW –fast reverse

SRC hold pressed down: List function

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Important notes

What you need to know

Before using your new car audio system,please read through the following informati-on carefully.

Traffic safety

As the driver of a motor vehicle, it is yourresponsibility to pay attention to the trafficsituation at all times. Never use your caraudio system in a way that could distractyou.

Please keep in mind that you travel a di-stance of 14 m per second at a speed ofonly 50 km/h.

Should the traffic situation become particu-larly demanding, we advise you not to usethe audio system.

Always make sure that you are still able tohear any warning signals coming from out-side the vehicle, such as police or fire engi-ne sirens, so that you can react accordin-gly.

Consequently, you should always select amoderate volume for playing your car audiosystem while you are driving.

Installation

If you would like to install your new car ste-reo yourself or add other audio componentsto existing ones, then please read the enclo-sed instructions on installation and connec-tion carefully.

In order to ensure that the unit operates pro-perly the positive power supply line must beconnected via the ignition and the perma-nent +12 V lead.

Do not ground the loudspeaker outputs! Thiswill result in damage to the unit output sta-ges.

Telephone mute

If you have installed a car telephone in yourvehicle, it is possible to automatically mutethe radio or CD playback when you use thetelephone (telephone mute).

“PHONE” will then appear in the display.

Traffic announcements continue to havepriority if you have activated TA. You caninterrupt traffic messages by pressing TA.

Accessories (optional)

Use only Blaupunkt-approved accessoriesand spare parts. You can use the followingBlaupunkt products with this audio system:

Additional amplifiers

All Blaupunkt amplifiers

CD changers

Blaupunkt CDC-A 08 and

Blaupunkt CDC-A 072

Remote control unit

Blaupunkt RC 08 infrared remote controlunit.

The RC 08 infrared remote control unit al-lows you to conveniently operate the mostimportant functions from the steering wheel.

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Care of the control panel

After you have removed the release panel,protect it from any form of rough handling.Make sure it does not come into contact withany type of fluids. Store it away from directsunlight and other sources of heat. The con-nection contact strip which is visible on therear side of the panel must be in perfectcondition to ensure that the system is ableto function properly.

It is highly advisable to store the controlpanel in the protective case provided.

Fixing the release panel

To prevent unauthorised persons from re-moving the release panel, e. g. from a caraudio systems showroom, you can fix therelease panel to the chassis permanently tolock it into place. Screw the enclosed boltinto the hole on the left hand side of the unitwhen the release panel is in place, see ar-row.

To best protect your car audio system fromtheft, this unit has been equipped with a de-tachable control panel.

Detaching the release panel

Press the REL button on the top left of theradio to release the control panel. Then re-move the panel. You can remove the panelregardless of whether the unit is switchedoff or on.

Attaching the release panel

Slide the panel into the guide points on theright of the radio unit and then press the leftside into the locking position gently until itsnaps into place. Make sure that you do notpress directly on the display.

The audio system will switch on in the ope-rating mode last used before the panel wasremoved.

Theft protection system / Release panel

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Selecting the operatingmode

Use the SRC (source) button to select bet-ween radio, CD and CD changer, if applica-ble.The CD mode is not available unless a CDhas been inserted.The CD changer mode is not available un-less a CD changer is connected and a CDmagazine inserted. Otherwise, “No CD” willappear in the display.Press SRC to switch between the operatingmodes.

Radio operation with RDS (Radio Data System)

tomatically searching for an alternative fre-quency.“SEARCH” will disappear from the displaywhen the alternative frequency has beenfound or after the frequency band has runthrough completely.If the reception quality of the programmeselected deteriorates beyond a certain point,tune into another station.

REG - regional programme

Certain radio programmes are split up attimes into regional programmes offering lo-cal information. The 1st programme broad-cast by NDR, for example, offers pro-grammes with different contents in the nor-thern German states of Schleswig-Holstein,Hamburg and Lower Saxony at certain timesof the day.If you are listening to a particular regionalprogramme and wish to continue doing so,select “REG ON” in the DSC mode.If you leave the service area of the regionalprogramme you are tuned into, or if youwould like to take full advantage of RDSservice, switch to “REG OFF” in the DSCmode.The display will briefly indicate whether thisfunction is switched on or off with “REG ON”or “OFF” when you switch on the “AF”function.

The Radio Data System enhances your en-joyment when you listen to FM radio stati-ons.More and more radio stations now broad-cast RDS information along with their regu-lar programming.As soon as radio programmes are identified,the station name including a regional iden-tifier, if applicable, will appear in the display,for example, NDR1 NDS (regional program-me in Lower Saxony, Germany). When RDSis activated, the preset buttons become pro-gramme buttons. You now know exactlywhich programme you have tuned into, ma-king it easy to find the desired station quickly.But RDS also offers you further advantages:

AF - Alternative frequency

The “AF” function makes sure that the radioalways tunes into the strongest frequencyfor the currently selected programme auto-matically.Press the AF•TA button for approximately2 seconds, until you hear a beep and “AF”appears in display field 3.While searching for the strongest receptionsignal, the radio may switch to mute briefly.If “SEARCH” appears in the display whenthe radio is switched on or one of the storedfrequencies recalled, the unit is already au-

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Selecting a waveband

The following wavebands are available:UKW (FM) 87,5 - 108 MHz,MW 531 - 1602 kHz andLW 153 - 279 kHzPress the “BA/TS” button to select the desi-red waveband.

Station tuning

Automatic seek tuning /

• Press / ; the car radio will automati-cally search for the next station.

If you hold / pressed up or down on therocker switch, seek tuning will speed up inthe corresponding direction.

Automatic seek tuning Up Down

<</>> Up/down in short intervals(on FM only if “AF” is switched off)

Manual tuning with << >>

You can also tune into a station manually.Important: AF and PTY must be switchedoff (i.e. the symbols do not light up in thedisplay).If necessary, deactivate these function bypressing “AF.TA” or “PTY”.

Manual tuning:• Press << >>; the frequency will change

in short intervals in the correspondingdirection.

If you hold << >> pressed to the left or theright on the rocker switch, the frequencyscan will speed up.

Scrolling through the broadcastnetworks (FM only)

You can use the << >> buttons to tune intostations in your reception area.If it is possible to receive several program-mes in the same broadcast network, you canscroll through them in the forwards direc-tion by pressing >>, or backwards using the<< button, e.g. NDR 1, 2, 3, 4, N-JOY, ...For this to work properly you must have al-ready tuned into the stations at least onceand “AF” must be active (lights up in the dis-play).

To do this, you can start the Travelstore seekoperation:• Press “BA/TS” for 2 seconds; the sy-

stem will start to run through the fre-quency band.

If “AF” is not lit up,• Press “AF.TA” until you hear a beep.It is now possible to select stations using<< >>.

Switching between the memorybanks (FM)

You can switch between the memory banksI, II and T in order to store stations and re-call them later.

The currently selected memory bank willappear in the display.• Press the “BA/TS” button as many

times as necessary until the desiredmemory bank lights up in the display.

Storing stations

On FM, you can store six stations on thepreset buttons 1 - 6 for each of the memorybanks (I, II, T).On MW/LW, you can also store six stationseach.• Select the appropriate waveband by

pressing BA/TS.

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• Tune into a station with the rockerswitch (either automatically or manual-ly).

• Press the desired preset button untilthe radio resumes play after the muting(takes approximately 2 seconds) or un-til you hear a beep.

Now the station has been stored.The display will indicate which station hasbeen stored.

Note:If you attempt to store a station which is al-ready stored, the corresponding station andthe station preset will flash in the display ifyou are in a different memory bank.

Storing stations with the stron-gest reception automaticallywith Travelstore

You can automatically store the six FM sta-tions with the most powerful signals in yourcurrent reception area sorted according totheir signal strength. This function is parti-cularly convenient on longer trips.• Press the “BA/TS” button for 2 seconds.“T-STORE” will appear in the display.The six strongest FM stations will be auto-matically stored on the memory bank “T”(Travelstore). When this process has been

completed, the name of the strongest stati-on will appear in the display and begin toplay.If desired, stations can also be stored ma-nually in the Travelstore bank, refer to thesection on “Storing stations”.

Recalling stored stations

You can recall any stored station at the touchof a button.• Select the waveband by pressing BA/

TS. For FM, also choose the corre-sponding memory bank by pressingthe BA/TS button as many times asnecessary until the desired bank ap-pears in the display.

• Press the corresponding preset buttonbriefly to recall the station.

Scanning stations with RadioScan

You can scan through all of the stations inyour reception area.To start the Scan function:• Press “SC” for approximately 2 secon-

ds.The scanned frequency or the station namewill start flashing in the display.During the scanning process “FM-SCAN” or

“AM-SCAN” will light up in the display.

If you want to continue listening to the stati-on which is being scanned, then• Press “SC” briefly.This ends the Radio Scan function.If no station is selected, the scan functionwill switch off after the frequency band hasrun through. The station selected previous-ly will resume play.

Changing the scan time

The scan time per radio station can be setto between 5 and 20 seconds.For more detailed information, refer to thesection on “DSC programming - SCANTI-ME”.

Selecting the automatic tuningsensitivity

You can alter the automatic tuning sensiti-vity.If “lo” is displayed, the radio will only pick upstrong, local stations (low sensitivity).If “lo” does not light up, the radio will alsopick up weaker, more distant stations.To switch the automatic tuning sensitivityand program the sensitivity level, refer to thesection on “DSC programming “.

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Switching between Stereo/Mono(FM)

You can switch between Stereo/Mono in the“DSC” menu. This can be an advantagewhen the station reception is poor. The caraudio system will select stereo automatical-ly when it is switched on.When reception quality deteriorates, thesystem will switch to mono playback.Refer to the section on Stereo/Mono in“DSC” programming for information on howto switch from stereo to mono.The playback mode selected is indicated inthe display.

PTY - Programme Type

PTY is an RDS service offered by an incre-asing number of broadcasting stations. Thisfeature allows you to select FM stationsautomatically according to their programmetype. After you have chosen the PTY of yourpreference, the corresponding stations canbe selected either by seek tuning or usingthe scan function.

Programme types

Switch “PTY” on by pressing the “PTY” but-ton.Use <</>> to have the last selected program-me type displayed and to choose a new one.You can select any one of the stored typeswith the preset buttons 1-6.The following list indicates some of the pro-gramme types which are currently available.POPROCKWEATHERCHILDRENTRAVELHOBBIESJAZZOLDIESNEWSSPORTCULTURERefer to “DSC programming – PTY Lang”to find information on switching the langua-ge used to display the programme typesbetween German and English.

Switching PTY ON/OFF

• Press “PTY”.When the function is active, the programmetype selected last will briefly appear in thedisplay and “PTY” will appear permanently.

Checking the programme type ofthe station

• Press “PTY” for approximately 2 seconds.After the beep the display will show the pro-gramme type offered by the station current-ly playing. If “NONE” appears in the display,the current station has no PTY code.

Selecting a programme type

a) Using the preset buttonsWhen PTY is switched on, you can usethe preset buttons 1-6 to select theprogramme types stored at the factory.

• Press one of the presets 1-6.The selected programme type will bedisplayed for 2 seconds.

• If you would like to listen to a stationwith this PTY, press / to start theseek tuning function.

If the radio is unable to find a station offe-ring the selected programme type, the dis-play will show “NO PTY” and a beep will beemitted. The radio will select the stationwhich was tuned into before seek tuning wasactivated.You can assign different programme typesto each preset position. Please refer to thenext section on “Storing programme types”.

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b) Using the <</>> buttons on the rockerswitchWhen “PTY” is switched on, you can selecta programme type using buttons <</>>.• Press << or >>; the programme type

selected last will be displayed for 3 se-conds.

• During this period press >> (forwards)or << (backwards) to select the desiredtype.

• Press << or >> as many times as re-quired.

• If you would like to listen to a stationwith the selected PTY, press / tostart the seek tuning function.

If the radio is unable to find a station offe-ring the selected programme type, the dis-play will show “NO PTY” and a beep will beemitted. The radio will select the stationwhich was tuned into before seek tuning wasactivated.

Storing programme types

Each of the preset buttons 1-6 has beenassigned one programme type at the facto-ry.If desired, you can also replace these withother available programme types.To do so, make sure that “PTY” lights up inthe display.

• If necessary, press the “PTY” button toswitch on the function.

• Select a programme type using but-tons <</>> and hold down the desiredpreset button (1-6) until you hear abeep.

Now the selected programme type can berecalled by pressing this preset as long as“PTY” lights up in the display.

Scanning stations with PTYSCAN

Important: “PTY” must appear in the display.• Press “SC”.All of the stations in your current receptionarea offering the selected programme typewill be scanned.To switch off PTY-SCAN:• Press “SC” or the rocker switch again.

PTY priority

Situation:PTY is switched on and lights up in the dis-play.No station offering the selected programmetype can be found currently in your recepti-on range (with seek tuning or scan).The set will switch back to the station pre-viously tuned into.

As soon as it is possible to receive a pro-gramme in the broadcast network with thePTY selected, the radio will switch over tothe corresponding station for the durationof the programme.Example:- Station playing: NDR3.- “PTY” lights up in the display.- Programme type “POP” selected.- Seek tuning is started.- No station with “PTY-POP” can be found.- The display shows “NO PTY” and- automatically switches back to NDR3.- NDR2 airs a “PTY-POP” programme.- The radio will switch to the linked stati

on NDR2 for the duration of the “POP”programme.

During CD operation, the set will also switchto the radio programme if the selected PTYbecomes available within the broadcast net-work.After the PTY programme has ended thesystem will switch back to the previous mode(radio or CD).

Note:As already mentioned, these functions areonly supported by a limited number of RDSstations at the present time.

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Traffic programme station reception with RDS-EON

Traffic announcement priorityon/off

If the priority for traffic announcement pro-grammes is activated, “TA” will light up inthe display.To switch the priority on or off:• Press the “AF.TA” button.If you press “AF.TA” while a message isbeing broadcast, this message only will beinterrupted. The unit will then switch backto the previous mode. The priority for othertraffic messages remains active.Please note that several buttons have nofunction while a traffic announcement isbroadcast.

Warning beep

If you leave the reception area of the trafficprogramme station currently tuned into, youwill hear a warning beep after approximate-ly 30 seconds.This warning will also be emitted if you pressa preset button for a station which does notsend the traffic programme signal (TP).

Switching the warning beep off

a) Tune into another station offering traf-fic information:

• Press the rocker switch or

• press a preset button which has a traf-fic programme station allocated to it.

or

b) Switch off the priority for traffic an-nouncements:

• Press “TA”.

“TA” will disappear from the display.

Automatic seek tuning start(CD mode)

If you leave the reception area for the trafficprogramme station you have tuned into whileyou are listening to a CD, the system willautomatically start searching for a new traf-fic programme.If no such station is found within approxi-mately 30 seconds, a warning beep willsound every 30 seconds. To switch thewarning beep off, proceed as described abo-ve.

Adjusting the volume for trafficannouncements and the warningbeep

Although this volume was preset at the fac-tory, you can use the DSC function to alterthe setting (see “DSC programming - TAVOL”).

The abbreviation “EON” stands for Enhan-ced Other Networks, which means that in-formation is exchanged within a radio net-work.Many FM radio stations provide their ser-vice area with traffic messages at regularintervals.Along with their programmes, all traffic pro-gramme stations transmit a special carriersignal, which is decoded by your car radio.If this signal is identified, “TP” will appear inthe display (Traffic Programme).In addition to these, there are also stationswhich do not actually transmit traffic infor-mation themselves, but by using RDS-EONit is possible for them to forward the trafficmessages broadcast by another traffic pro-gramme station in the same radio network.If you want to have the priority for trafficannouncements activated while listening toone of these stations (e.g. NDR3), “TA” mustappear on the display panel.If a traffic announcement is broadcast, theradio will automatically switch to the linkedtraffic programme station (in this case,NDR2) for the duration of the message andreturn to the original programme (NDR3)afterwards.

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CD operation

This car audio system is also equipped witha CD player.Note:Use only perfectly circular CDs with a dia-meter of 12 cm.CDs with a diameter of 8 cm or CDs manu-factured in the shape of a butterfly or a beermug, for example, are not suitable for usewith this equipment.Using such CDs can very likely result in thedestruction of the CD and the CD drive.We assume no responsibility for damagescaused by using unsuitable CDs.

Switching on the CD mode

CD is inserted, “CD” lights up in the display.Press “SCR” to switch the audio source:• Press “SRC” as often as necessary un-

til the CD functions appear in the dis-play (track number and elapsed play-ing time).

Inserting a CD

• Switch the car audio system on.

• Insert a CD (label facing up) gently intothe CD slot.

The CD will be automatically transported toits playing position. CD playback will begin.

Removing a CD

• Press the “Eject” button briefly.

The CD will eject.Do not interfere with the automatic CD in-sert/eject function in any way as this mightdamage the mechanism.If you do not remove the CD, it will be pul-led back into the unit after approximately 30seconds.

Selecting a track

After you insert a CD, the CD functions willappear in the display.

/ Select track:UpDownIf is pressed only once the unit willreturn to the beginning of the trackcurrently playing.

>> Fast forward, audible (CUE)Hold >> pressed down for as long asnecessary.

<< Fast reverse, audible (REVIEW)Hold << pressed down for as long asnecessary.

The rocker switch acts as a successiveswitch, i.e. press it repeatedly to skip overseveral tracks.The number of the track currently selectedwill appear beside “T” in the display.

CD-MIX operation

You can play back the tracks on the CD inrandom order. Press “5/MIX” on the stationpreset buttons briefly to switch the functionon and off. “MIX” is switched on when “MIXCD” appears briefly in the display when youswitch audio sources and each time the CDtrack changes.

CD-PAUSE

Press the station preset button marked3/ to interrupt CD playback. “CD-PAUSE”will appear in the display.Press this button again to cancel the pausefunction. The CD programme will continueon from where it left off.

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CD-Repeat (RPT)

Press the station preset button marked “4”during CD playback to repeat the track cur-rently playing.“REPEAT” will appear briefly in the displayand the track will repeat until you press sta-tion button 4/RPT again or press the rockerswitch to select a different track.

CD-Scan

You can scan the tracks on a CD.To start the SCAN function:• Press “SC” for approximately 2 secon-

ds. “CD-SCAN” will appear in the dis-play.

The tracks will be scanned briefly one afterthe other in ascending order.

To end the SCAN function:• Press “SC” for approximately 2 seconds.The track scanned last will begin to play.

CD changer operation

The CD changer is equipped with a maga-zine for 10 discs.Note:Use only perfectly circular CDs with a dia-meter of 12 cm.CDs with a diameter of 8 cm or CDs manu-factured in the shape of a butterfly or a beermug, for example, are not suitable for usewith this equipment.Using such CDs can very likely result in thedestruction of the CD and the CD drive.We assume no responsibility for damagescaused by using unsuitable CDs.After you have inserted the magazine, keepthe door closed to prevent the magazinefrom becoming dusty or dirty.

Inserting CDs

Insert one or several CDs into the magazi-ne (label facing up).Slide the magazine into the CD changer inthe direction of the arrow.The CDs are counted from bottom to top.

Removing CDs

Open the door of the CD changer and pressthe eject button.

CD playback

Press “SRC” to select the CD changer.• Press “SRC” repeatedly until “CHAN-

GER” appears in the display.CD playback starts with the first CD identi-fied by the changer.

Selecting a track

When CD playback starts, all active CDfunctions and the CD identification (e.g.number, name or elapsed playing time) willlight up in the display.The name or number of the CD currentlyplaying will appear in the display.

>> Fast forward, audible (CUE).<< Fast reverse, audible (REVIEW).

Press the button repeatedly to skip severaltracks.The number of the selected track will ap-pear beside “T” (track).

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RPT

CD tracks can be played repeatedly.The following options are available:Repeat the current track (“REPEAT-T”) orRepeat the CD, i.e. all tracks on the currentdisc (“REPEAT-D”).“RPT” will appear in display field 3 as longas RPT is active. “REPEAT-T” or “REPEAT-D” will light up briefly in display field 2 whenyou activate this function and each time thetrack changes.

Switch REPEAT-T on:• Press “4/RPT” briefly .Switch REPEAT-D on:• Hold “4/RPT” down for longer .To switch “RPT” off again: press “4/RPT”briefly.

MIX

You can have the CD tracks played back inrandom order.The following options are available:Mix all tracks of one CD (“MIX-CD”) or Mixall tracks of all CDs (“MIX-ALL”).“MIX” will appear in display field 3 as longas the MIX function is active.“MIX-CD” or “MIX-ALL” will light up brieflyin display field 2 when you activate thisfunction and each time the track changes.

Switch MIX-CD on:• Press “5/MIX” briefly .Switch MIX-ALL on:• Hold “5/MIX” down for longer .To switch “MIX” off again: press “5/MIX”briefly.

CD-PAUSE

Press the station preset button marked3/ to interrupt CD playback. “CD-PAUSE”will appear in the display.Press 3/ again to cancel the pausefunction. The CD programme will continueon from where it left off.

CD-Scan

You can scan all of the CD tracks.To start the SCAN function:• Press “SC” for approximately 2 secon-

ds. “ SCAN” will appear in the display.All of the tracks on the CDs inserted in themagazine will be scanned briefly one afterthe other in ascending order.To end the SCAN function:• Press “SC” for approximately 2

seconds.The track scanned last will begin to play.

Selecting the display mode

During CD playback you can select the dis-play mode:“DISC NO” - displays the number of the

CD currently playing.

“NAME” - displays the name of the CDcurrently playing, e.g. “Ma-donna” (for the AcapulcoRDM 168 only).

“TIME” - displays the elapsed playingtime of a track, e.g. “2:32”,in minutes.

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To switch the display mode:You can switch the display mode in the“DSC” menu (see DSC programming – CDDISP).“TIME” is the factory default setting.The display mode will appear briefly, follo-wed by the corresponding value, e.g.“TIME”, “2:32”.If you have selected “NAME” and you havenot named the CD playing, the “TIME” dis-play will appear for this CD.Also read the section on “CD naming”.

CD naming

Note: The following functions apply to the“Acapulco RDM 168” only.You can enter individual names for CDs.This name (e.g. MADONNA) will then ap-pear in the display if you have selected “CDNAME” in the “DSC” menu.You can enter up to 30 CD names for theintegrated CD player. When you insert theCD, the player will recognise it and displaythe name if you have selected this displaymode in the “DSC” menu.You can enter up to 99 CD names for theCD changer. When the CD changer selectsthe CD, it will recognise it and display thename if you have selected this display modein the “DSC” menu.

Start entering CD names

Press “SRC” to select either the CD playeror the CD changer, insert a CD if necessa-ry.• Press “DSC” and / as often as ne-

cessary until “CD/CDC NAME” ap-pears in the display.

• Press << >> to switch to “CD naming”.A CD name or number will appear.• Press / to select the desired CD.

• Press << >> to switch to “CD EDITMODE”.

If the CD has not yet been named, eightdashes will appear in the display. The firstdash will flash.• Press << or >> and select a letter,

number or blank space.Select “_” to enter a blank space.• Press << or >> to select the next cha-

racter.

• Press “DSC” to save the name.The display will return to the “CDC NAME”mode.• Repeat this process to name another

CD.

• To quit the mode, press “DSC”.

Altering CD names

If you want to alter a name which has alrea-dy been entered, proceed as described inthe section on “Start entering CD names”.

Deleting CD names

You can delete individual CD names, thenames for the CD magazine or the comple-te list of names for the CD player or the CDchanger.

Deleting one CD name

• Activate the “CD NAMING MODE”.

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• Select the CD whose name you wantto delete.

• Activate the “CD NAME EDIT” mode.

• Press “DSC” and hold it down.After 2 seconds (and after 8 and 12 secon-ds as well) you will hear a beep. After 2 se-conds “one name” will be deleted. If youwant to delete one name only, then pressDSC for at least 2 seconds but release itagain before 8 seconds have elapsed.“DELETED” will appear in the display afterthe name has been deleted.The “CDC NAME” mode will appear againin the display.

Deleting all CD names in a CDmagazine

• Activate the “CD NAMING MODE”.

• Activate the “CD NAME EDIT” mode.

• Press “DSC” and hold it down.You will hear a beep after 2, 8 and 12 se-conds. The names in the magazine will bedeleted after 8 seconds. Hold the buttonpressed down for at least 8 seconds but re-lease it before 12 seconds have elapsed.“DELETED” will appear in the display afterthe names have been deleted.The “CDC NAME” mode will appear againin the display.

Deleting the entire list of names storedin the CD changer

• Activate the “CD NAMING MODE”.

• Activate the “CD NAME EDIT” mode.

• Press “DSC” and hold it down.You will hear a beep after 2, 8 and 12 se-conds. The list of names stored in the CDchanger will be deleted after 12 seconds.Hold the button pressed down for at least12 seconds.“DELETED” will appear in the display afterthe list of names has been deleted.The “CDC NAME” mode will appear againin the display.

Deleting the entire list of names storedin the integral CD player

Proceed as described above, except that thelist of names stored in the CD player willalready be deleted after you press and holddown “DSC” for 8 seconds.

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Clock

This car audio system is equipped within abuilt-in clock which automatically takes ad-vantage of RDS to ensure highly accuratetime-keeping (hours, minutes).For the clock to function properly with RDS,an RDS station with the CT function (CT –clock time) must be within reception range.The automatic correction of the hours canbe switched off. Please be advised that notall RDS radio stations currently transmit atime signal (CT – Clock time).

Setting the clock

a) automatically

The clock is set automatically when theradio is tuned into an RDS stationwhich has the “CT” function (clocktime).

b) manually with DSC-CLOCKSET

• Press DSC briefly, the menu will ap-pear in the display. Press / as oftenas necessary until “CLOCK SET” ap-pears in the display.

• Press << >> to set the hours/minutes.You can move to a different position bypressing / .

• After you have set the clock, press“DSC” briefly to store the new setting.

Displaying the clock

You can set the clock to permanent displayin both the radio and CD modes.If another function is selected, the clock dis-play will disappear for approximately 8 se-conds and the station selected, for examp-le, will appear in the display.To switch the display mode:• Press “DIS” for approximately 2 secon-

ds until you hear a beep.

Correcting the time after the po-wer has been disconnected

If the radio has been disconnected from itspower source for any length of time, “0:00”will appear in the display when it is re-con-nected.The time will be set automatically by RDS-CT, but can also be adjusted manually ifdesired.You need only set the time manually if it isnot possible to receive an RDS station withCT (clock time).

Deactivating the hour correctionfunction

In the DSC menu it is possible to switch offthe hour correction function with “CLK MAN/

CLK AUTO”. An automatic correction for mi-nutes will continue to take place.This is useful if you would like to display thetime for a different time zone, for example.

If necessary,• Press “DSC” briefly and / as often asrequired until “CLK MAN/CLK AUTO” ap-pears in the display.• To deactivate the hour correctionfunction press <</>> to select “CLK MAN”.• Press <</>> to set the hours/minutes.

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Setting the equalizer

The acoustic characteristics of the car in-terior affect the quality of the sound repro-duced in your vehicle to a much greater ex-tent than the speakers.

Position, installation and the rear volumesof, for example, the door or rear windowshelf all play an important role.

Even the sound produced by well selectedand installed speakers can be affected ne-gatively by the resonance in the vehicle in-terior.

As a result, the bass sounds may be lost orreverberate, the mid-range tones sound toooverpowering and music instruments orvoices may be distorted or the total soundquality may be completely lifeless.

The overall sound quality can be greatlyenhanced if certain frequencies are suppres-sed or boosted.

This car audio system is equipped with one(Biarritz RDM 169, Sevilla RDM 168) or two(Acapulco RDM 168) parametric filters. Thefirst filter “LOW EQ” can be set from 32 to500 Hz, the second filter “HIGH EQ” from630 to 10,000 Hz. In this context, parame-tric means that it is possible to set the fre-quency and either boost or reduce it (+10 to–20 dB) individually for each of these filters.

These parametric filters can be adjusted tovery exact settings even without the help ofmeasuring instruments.

The individual steps you have to take tomake these settings are described in thefollowing table.

Notes on making the settings

The following notes are intended as recom-mendations only. They do not necessarilyreflect your own personal sound prefe-rences.

We recommend that you use a music CDyou are familiar with to make the settings.The CD should include tracks with differentinstruments and vocals. Purely electronicmusic is not well suited to serve as a basisfor making the settings because the originalsounds cannot be determined.

Before you set the equalizer, set bass, treb-le, balance and fader to “0” and switch theLoudness function off, if necessary.

This setting is described in the Quick Refe-rence under AUD.

Now listen to the CD you have selected.

Evaluate the sound according to your ownpersonal preferences.

Now refer to “Sound impression/problem” inthe table and you will find suggestions toeliminate any problems under “What to do”.

The “HIGH EQ” and “LOW EQ” filters canbe set in the “DSC” menu:

• Press “DSC”. Press / as often asnecessary until “HIGH EQ” or “LOWEQ” appears in the display.

• Press << or >> once and set the levelin the following table by pressing / .

• Press << >> to switch the frequencyrange.

• Press “DSC” to store your settings.You can switch the equalizer on and off inthe “DSC” menu using the “EQ ON” or “EQOFF” option.

Now you can compare the sound producedby your car stereo with or without the equa-lizer.

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Assistance in setting your equalizer

Start to make your settings in the mid-range/treble and end it with the bass range.

Frequency range Sound impression/problem What to do Notes

Bass reproduction too weak

Unclear bassPlayback reverberatesUnpleasant pressure on theears

Sound appears to be in theforeground, very aggressive,no stereo effect

Lifeless reproductionLack of transparencyInstruments do not sparkle

Boost the basses with the“LOW EQ” filterFrequency: 50 to 100 HzLevel: +4 to +6 dB

Reduce the lower mid-rangewith the “LOW EQ” filterFrequency: 125 to 400 HzLevel: approximately –4 dB

Reduce the mid-range with“HIGH EQ” filterFrequency: 1000 to 2500 HzLevel: -4 to –6 dB

Boost treble range with“HIGH EQ” filterFrequency: approximately10 kHzLevel: +2 to +4 dB

Avoid distortion. Boost thelevel carefully if the speakerdiameter is too small

The tone may become toolean and aggressive.Pay attention to the under-lying tone of the music.

Playback should not be tooquiet.Tone too powerless

Avoid a piercing type of toneStrong hissing sound un-pleasant

Bass30 - 100 Hz

Lower mid-range100 - 400 Hz

Mid-range sound400 - 4.000 Hz

Treble4.000 - 20.000 Hz

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DSC programming

The car radio has been equipped with DSC(Direct Software Control) to allow you to cu-stomise certain programmable, basic set-tings to suit your personal needs and prefe-rences and then store them.The basic settings for this audio equipmentwere made at the factory.In the following you can find an overview ofthese settings, so that you can always resetto them if desired.If you wish to alter any of the programming,• press “DSC”.Use the rocker switch to select and set thefunctions you wish to change. The displaywill show you the setting you have selec-ted.Press / to select the function.Press << />> on the rocker switch to chan-ge or recall the values.Note:Whether the settings listed in the followingare available or not depends on the car au-dio system model and the features withwhich it is equipped.If you cannot select any of the functions li-sted here, then your car audio system is notequipped with that feature and it cannot beadjusted as a result (also see the sectionon “Equipment features list”).

AM ON/OFF It is possible to block outone or both of the AM wave-bands (MW/LW).This means you will selectonly the wavebands youwant when you press “BA/TS”:AM ON - all wavebands areavailable

MW OFF - LW, FM onlyLW OFF - MW, FM onlyAM OFF - FM only

AUX IN If another signal source isconnected to the CD chan-ger input, you must switchAUX to ON. Press “SRC” toselect the “AUX” function.“AUX” will appear in the dis-play.

BEEP Acknowledgement tone forall functions which require abutton to be pressed formore than one second.The volume can be adjustedfrom between 0 to 9. (0 =off)

CLOCKSET Sets the clock manually.Refer to the section on“Clock”.

CLK. MAN. Switches off hour correctionfunction.Read the information in thesection on “Clock “.

CLK. AUTO Automatic hour correctionusing the RDS/CT signal.Refer to the section on“Clock”.

CLK. 12/24 Switches between 12-h and24-h clock display.

CD DISP. To select the NAME orTIME display mode.Refer to the section on “Sel-ecting the display mode “.

CDC DISP To select the NAME, TIMEor CD number for the CDchanger.

CD NAME Appears only during CDplayback.Use this function to giveyour CDs individual names.Refer to the section on “CDnaming”.

DISP. ON/OFF. Here you can setthe clock to permanent dis-play when the audio systemis switched off. The clockdisplay will remain visibleuntil the ignition is switchedoff.

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EQ ON/OFF Switches the equalizerfunctions on and off.

HIGH EQ Equalizer setting:To activate the frequenciesand set the level for the up-per frequency range.Refer to the section on“Equalizer setting”.

HICUT Reduces interference underpoor reception conditions bycutting the treble.Select “NO HI-CUT” or“HI-CUT 1, 2 or 3”.3 = cuts the treble the most.

LO-DX Adjusts seek tuning sensiti-vity.“LO” stands for local recepti-on.“DX” stands for distant re-ception.Select “LO 3” if you want toreceive strong stations inthe local area, select “DX 1”if you want to tune into wea-ker stations which are furt-her away.

LOW EQ Equalizer setting:To activate the frequenciesand set the level for the lo-wer frequency range.

Refer to the section on“Equalizer setting”.

LOUDNESS Loudness boosts the bassfrequencies at low volume.LOUD 1 - Low boostLOUD 6 - Max. boost

MUTE It is possible to lower the au-dio volume quickly at thetouch of a button. Here youcan program the volume towhich the audio will drop.

PEAK PEAK ON: Displays the dy-namics of the music signal.PEAK OFF: Permanent dis-play for the volume

PTY LANG Allows you to select bet-ween German and Englishfor the display of the pro-gramme types.

REG To listen to a regional radioprogramme outside of itsRDS transmission range,switch on “REG ON”.For full RDS service, switchto “REG OFF”.

SCANTIME Use this function to set thescan time for the radio orCD player from 5 to 20 se-conds.

SHARX Activates automatic interme-diate frequency bandwidthswitching for FM.In areas where there is alarge number of radio stati-ons on the air, switch to“SHARX ON” to reduce in-terference from adjacent ra-dio stations.

STEREO/MONO Switches between stereo

and mono manually. Themode selected will appearbriefly in the display. Thecar audio system will select“STEREO” playback auto-matically each time it is swit-ched on.

TA. VOL Adjusts the volume for trafficannouncements and thewarning beep.The message will be heardat this volume, if the stan-dard volume is lower.If the standard volume is sethigher than the TA VOL le-vel, then the traffic reportwill be played at the stan-dard volume.

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ON VOL Sets the turn-on volume. Ifset to “VOL 0”, the unit willautomatically play at the vo-lume last selected before itwas switched off.

Press “DSC” to save any changes made inthe settings and to quit the “DSC” menu.

Overview of the DSC factory set-tings

AM ON/OFF ONAUX IN OFFBEEP 4CLK MAN/AUTO AUTOCLK 12/24 24CD DISP TimeCDC DISP TIMEDISP ON/OFF OFFEQ. ON/OFF OFFHICUT 2HIGH EQ 630 Hz / 0 dbLO-DX SENS DX 1LOW EQ 32 Hz / 0 dbLOUDNESS 3MUTE LEVEL 15PEAK ON/OFF ONPTY LANG EnglishREG. ON/OFF OFFSCANTIME 10SHARX ONSTEREO/MONO StereoTA. VOL 30T. ON VOL 0

Specifications

Amplifier

Output power: 4 x 25 W RMSpower acc. to DIN45324 at 14.4 V4 x 40 W max.power

Tuner

Wavebands:FM 87,5 - 108 MHzMW 531 - 1602 kHzLW 153 - 279 kHz

FM frequency response:20 - 16.000 Hz

CD

Frequency response: 20 - 20.000 Hz

CD Changer

Frequency response: 20 - 20.000 Hz

Subject to modification!

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