Blaupunkt MP56 7 646 583 310 operating instructions Index, Operating the tuner

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Index

Index

 

About these instructions

70

For your safety

70

Scope of delivery

71

Warranty

71

Device overview

72

Controls

72

Example of a menu operation

83

Calling up a menu

83

Selecting a menu item in the

 

settings menu

83

Changing and saving a setting

84

Exiting a menu item

84

Operating the tuner

85

Searching for stations

85

Manually searching for stations....

85

Automatically searching for

 

stations

86

ENGLISH DEUTSCH

Placing the device in operation

73

Detaching/attaching the control

 

panel

73

Switching the device on/off

74

General functions

74

Inserting a CD

74

Connecting the USB medium

75

Adjusting the volume

76

Muting the device

76

Operation with telephone

76

Selecting an audio source

77

The tuner display

78

The audio CD display

78

The CD changer display

79

The MP3 display

79

Overview of the operation

80

Overview of the buttons

80

Overview of the functions MIX,

 

RPT, and TRAFFIC

81

Switching random track play

 

on/off (MIX)

81

Switching Repeat title on/off

 

(REPEAT)

82

Scanning titles (SCAN)

82

Buttons for menu operation

82

Storing stations

87

Listening to stored stations

87

Scanning all receivable stations

 

(SCAN)

87

Set the device to the region

 

Europe, USA or Thailand

88

Changing the tuner settings

 

("TUNER" MENU)

89

Permanently switching the

 

priority of traffic announcements

 

on/off (TRAFFIC)

89

Switching the display of

 

radio text on/off (R-TEXT)

90

Allowing alternative frequencies

 

(RDS)

90

Searching FM stations

 

automatically and storing them

 

in the FMT memory bank

 

(T-STORE)

90

Changing the seek tuning

 

sensitivity (SENS)

90

Allowing/preventing automatic

 

changing to other regional

 

programmes (REGIONAL)

91

Activating/deactivating

 

improved reception (HIGH CUT) ..

91

Restricting station seek tuning

 

to certain programme contents

 

(PROG TYP)

92

NEDERLANDS ITALIANO FRANÇAIS

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Contents USB MP3 WMA Index Operating the tunerCD Name 123 About these instructions For your safetyIf you are installing device yourself Use as directedScope of delivery WarrantyCleaning Theft protectionTuner button Device overviewControls Damage to the control panel Placing the device in operationDetaching/attaching the control panel Inserting a CD Switching the device on/offGeneral functions Damage to CD drive from unsuitable CDsConnecting the USB medium Operation with telephone Adjusting the volumeMuting the device Selecting an audio source Tuner display Audio CD display CD changer display MP3 display ⁸Overview of the operation Overview of the buttonsSwitching random track play on/ off MIX Overview of the functions MIX, RPT, and TrafficScanning titles Scan Switching Repeat title on/off RepeatButtons for menu operation Calling up a menu Selecting a menu item in the settings menuExample of a menu operation Changing and saving a setting Exiting a menu itemSearching for stations Operating the tunerSelecting the memory bank Manually searching for stationsAutomatically searching for stations Scanning all receivable stations Scan Storing stationsListening to stored stations Set the device to the region Europe, USA or Thailand Changing the tuner settings Tuner menu Changing the waveband BandAllowing alternative frequencies RDS Switching the display of radio text on/off R-TEXTChanging the seek tuning sensi- tivity Sens Activating/deactivating im- proved reception High CUT Toggle between mono and stereo operation Mono Skipping a traffic announcement Traffic announcements TAReceiving traffic announce- ments On the traffic information display What features do MP3 or WMA CDs have to have? Operating the inte- grated CD playerMIX Switching the CD text display on/off Text Switching the scrolling text for CD text on/off ScrollOperating the MP3/WMA player FILE...DIR...SONG ARTIST...ALBUMSelecting the title information to be displayed Info Switching scrolling text on/off ScrollShowing all the information of the current title Show ALL Selecting a title from a list Browser mode/playlist Traffic Info Next101 Operating the optional CD changer Next OFFSelecting a CD from the CD magazine CD overview Changing basic settings in the settings menu MenuChanging treble or bass TREBLE/BASS Adjusting sound and balance AudioChanging the volume distribu- tion BALANCE/FADER Changing the equalizer setting DEQ Calling up a user-defined equal- izer setting DEQCreating/changing a user-defined equalizer setting Adjust AutoManual Which equalizer setting is the correct one? Sound impres Centre Level dB Sion or problem Frequen Cy HzSetting the bass increase Xbass Selecting a sound presetting PresetSetting the speed-dependent volume increase Auto SND Switching the equalizer off OFF Changing display settings Display Changing the colour of the dis- play ColorChanging the brightness of the display for day/night Bright Adjusting the display viewing angle AngleChanging the user-defined col- our User Activating/deactivating the screen saver Screen S Switching the spectrum analyser on/off SpectrumInverting the display Invert Changing volume presettings Volume Changing the presetting of the power-on volume on VOL Changing the volume presetting of the telephone PhoneChanging the volume presetting of the signal tone Beep Restoring the volume at switch- on Last VOLChanging clock settings Clock ClockSetting the time Time Switching the 24-hour time dis- play on/off 24H ModeRenaming audio inputs Edit Configuring audio inputs AUXActivating/deactivating audio in- puts AUX1/2 Changing basic settings in the settings menu Changing special settings Various Changing the welcome text on MSGResetting the device to factory settings Normset Switching the internal amplifier on/off AMP onNo sound with switched- off internal amplifier Changing the scan time ScantimeError table Displaying the serial number SER NUMTechnical data TunerGlossary Root directory RDS Radio Data SystemREG Regional Subwoofer, SuboutUSB Universal Serial Bus XbassSymbole Keyword index129 130 395 Gerätepass