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Radio / Cassette
Canberra C31
Freiburg C31
Las Vegas DJ31
San Diego DJ31
Operating instructions
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OPERATING ELEMENTS 1 Button, to unlock the remova- 9 CD•C button, to select radio, ble control panel (release panel) cassette, CD changer (if con- nected) and AUX sources 2 BAND button (Band), to switch to radio mode, : AUDIO button, to adjust the to select the FM memory levels bass, treble, balance and fader and the MW and LW frequency settings. ranges (MW and LW are not ; Arrow buttons available on the Freiburg C31 < MENU button, to open the basic and Las Vegas DJ31) settings menu, TS, to star
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Notes and accessories .......... 28 Fast tape winding .......................... 39 Repeating tracks ........................... 40 Road safety ................................... 28 Scanning all the tracks on a Installation ..................................... 28 cassette (SCAN) ........................... 40 Accessories .................................. 28 Pausing playback (PAUSE)............ 40 International telephone information . 28 Switching radiomonitor on/off ........
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NOTES AND ACCESSORIES Thank you for deciding to purchase a Accessories Blaupunkt product. We hope you enjoy Only use accessories approved by Blau- using this new piece of equipment. punkt. Before using the device for the first time, Remote control please read these instructions carefully. The Blaupunkt editors are constantly The optional RC08 or RC10 remote working on making the operating in- controls allow you to safely and conven- structions clearer and easier to under- iently access the most
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REMOVABLE CONTROL PANEL ➮ Press the button 1. Removable control panel The control panel locking mechanism Theft protection opens. As a way of protecting your car radio ➮ First, pull the control panel straight against theft, the unit is equipped with off the unit and then out towards a removable control panel (release pan- the left. el). Without this control panel, the car The unit switches off after the con- radio is worthless to a thief. trol panel is removed. Protect you car radio against t
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SWITCHING ON/OFF Switching on by inserting a cassette Switching on/off If the unit is switched off and there is no There are various ways of switching the cassette inserted in the drive, unit on/off: ➮ Gently insert the cassette with the Switching on/off using the vehicle open side facing towards the right ignition into the drive until you feel some If the unit is correctly connected to the resistance. vehicle's ignition and it was not switched The cassette will be drawn automatically off using
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ADJUSTING THE VOLUME Instantaneous volume reduction Adjusting the volume (mute) The system volume can be adjusted in steps from 0 (off) to 66 (maximum). This feature allows you to instantane- ously reduce (mute) the volume to a lev- To increase the system volume, el preset by you. ➮ press the button ?. ➮ Briefly press button @. To decrease the system volume, “MUTE” appears in the display. ➮ press the button ?. Setting the mute level Setting the power-on volume You can set the unit’s mute volum
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ADJUSTING THE VOLUME You can find out from your Blaupunkt Configuring the confirmation dealer which navigation systems can be beep used with your car radio. For some functions you will hear a con- If a traffic information message is re- firmation beep if you keep a button ceived during a telephone call or whilst pressed for longer than two seconds. a navigation announcement is being For instance, after storing a radio sta- made, the traffic message will only be tion to a station button you will
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RADIO MODE Switching REG on/off Radio mode ➮ Press the MENU button <. This unit is equipped with an RDS radio receiver. Many of the receivable FM sta- ➮ Keep pressing the or button tions transmit a signal that not only car- ; until “REG” appears in the dis- ries the programme but also additional play. “OFF” or “ON” is displayed information such as the station name alongside “REG”. and programme type (PTY). ➮ To switch REG on/off, press the The station name appears in the dis- or button ;. pl
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RADIO MODE Five stations can be stored on each When using this feature, you will only memory level. be able to switch to stations that you have received once already. To do so, ➮ Briefly press the BAND (TS) button use the scan or Travelstore function. 2 or the FMT button 2 to switch between the memory levels and Setting the sensitivity of the frequency ranges. station search mode Tuning into a station You can configure the radio to only tune into stations with a strong recep- There are various w
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RADIO MODE ➮ Press one of the station buttons 1 - Starting SCAN 5 = for longer than two seconds ➮ Press the SCAN button 4. to store the station to that button. Scanning begins. “SCAN” briefly ap- Storing stations automatically pears in the display followed by a flash- ing display of the current station name (Travelstore) or frequency. You can automatically store the five stations with the strongest reception Stopping SCAN and continuing in the region (only for FM). The sta- listening to a statio
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RADIO MODE For example, the programme types can Selecting a programme type and be: starting seek tuning CULTURE TRAVEL JAZZ ➮ Press the or button ;. SPORT NEWS POP The current programme type appears ROCK CLASSICS in the display. Using the PTY function, you can direct- ➮ If you want to select another pro- ly select stations of a particular pro- gramme type, you can do so by gramme type. pressing the or button ; whilst this display is visible. PTY-EON Or If you specify the programme type and ➮
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RADIO MODE Selecting the PTY language Displaying scrolling text You can set the language in which the Some radio stations use the RDS sig- programme type is displayed. nal to transmit advertising or other in- formation instead of their station name. ➮ Press the MENU button <. These scrolling texts appear in the dis- ➮ Keep pressing the or button play. You can deactivate the feature for ; until “PTY LANG” appears in displaying scrolling texts. the display. ➮ Keep the RDS button 3 pressed ➮ Pres
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TRAFFIC INFORMATION RECEPTION If you hear the warning sound, you can Traffic information either switch off traffic information pri- reception ority or tune into a station that broad- Your radio unit is equipped with an RDS- casts traffic information. EON receiver. EON stands for En- Setting the traffic hanced Other Network. Every time a traffic announcement (TA) announcement volume is transmitted, you will automatically be ➮ Press the MENU button <. switched from a station that does not ➮ Keep p
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CASSETTE MODE “CPS FF” appears in the display togeth- Cassette mode er with the number of tracks to be Cassette playback skipped. The tape is fast forwarded to the next track or any other subsequent If there is no cassette inserted in track that you selected. the unit yet, To select one of the previous tracks, ➮ insert a cassette with its open edge on the right into the cassette com- ➮ press the button ; once or sev- partment. eral times. The side of the cassette that is upper- “CPS FR” appea
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CASSETTE MODE Repeating tracks Pausing playback (PAUSE) To pause the cassette whilst it is play- ➮ Press button 3 (RPT) =. ing, The current track is repeated. RPT ap- ➮ press button 2 ( ) =. pears in the display. When the end of the track is reached and the tape is re- Playback is paused and “PAUSE” ap- winding, “RPT TRCK” appears in the pears in the display. display. ➮ Press button 2 ( ) = again to To stop repeating the track, cancel pause. ➮ press button 3 (RPT) = again. Switching radiomonitor
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CASSETTE MODE CD CHANGER MODE Switching blankskip on/off CD changer mode ➮ Press the MENU button <. Note: ➮ Keep pressing the or button Information on handling CDs, in- serting CDs and operating the CD ; until “BLK SKIP” appears in the changer can be found in the oper- display. ating instructions supplied with ➮ Press the or button ; to your CD changer. switch blankskip on/off. Switching to CD changer mode When you have finished making your changes, ➮ Keep pressing the CD•C button 9 ➮ pres
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CD CHANGER MODE Fast searching (audible) Note: In the case of the CDC A 08 and To fast search backwards or forwards, the IDC A 09, all the CDs in the ➮ keep one of the buttons ; changer are selected randomly. In pressed until fast reversing / for- the case of any other changer, all warding begins. the tracks on one CD are played randomly before the next CD in the Repeating individual tracks or changer is played. whole CDs (REPEAT) Stopping MIX If you wish to repeat the current track, ➮ Press
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CD CHANGER MODE CLOCK - TIME Pausing playback (PAUSE) CLOCK - Time ➮ Press button 2 ( ) =. Briefly displaying the time “PAUSE” appears in the display. To display the time, Cancelling pause ➮ keep the MENU ( ) button < pressed until the time appears. ➮ Press button 2 ( ) = while in pause mode. Setting the time Playback is continued. Setting the time manually Changing the display To set the time, To switch between the track number / ➮ press the MENU button <. CD number display and the track ➮ Keep
