Blaupunkt TCM 127 Important information, Safety standards, General information

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Important information

Safety standards

The mobile telephone has been manufac- tured in accordance with all of the applica- ble RF safety standards and recommenda- tions determined by the government offices and organisations responsible (e.g. the VDE standard DIN-0848).

General information

The telephone function of your Radiophone is based on the GSM radio telephone stand- ard. This standard was developed for use in Europe and many other countries.

Using the mobile Radiophone, you can make the same telephone calls as you can with a cellular phone.

This assumes that the GSM radio network is available at your location and that you have access privileges and a valid SIM card. This SIM card must be inserted into the unit (if necessary, refer to the information in the section on “KeyCard and SIM card”).

Effects of radio frequency energy

Your Radiophone is both a transmitter and a receiver. It generates minimum amounts of energy in the radio frequency range. While it is in use, the GSM system keeps a con- stant check on both the frequency and the power.

Warnings that using mobile telephones may be hazardous to your health have recently been a topic of public discussion. For years now, research on the effects of radio fre- quency energy emitted by FM technology has concentrated on possible adverse ef- fects to your health. Scientists have also begun researching the latest radio technol- ogies such as GSM. According to the re- search results and by complying with the corresponding safety standards, it is safe to say that this product can be used without reservations.

When the Radiophone is installed properly in your vehicle, using it is even safer than using a portable cellular phone.

If you should still be concerned about the effects of radio frequency energy, there is a lot you can do personally to ensure that you are exposed to a minimum of these radio waves. Of course, it will help to reduce your call time to a minimum but it is especially important to heed the following tips on us- ing this equipment.

Safety information

Traffic safety

Traffic safety always has the highest priori- ty. As the driver of a motor vehicle, it is your responsibility to pay attention to the traffic situation at all times. Never use your car radio in a way that could distract you.

Please keep in mind that you travel a dis- tance of 14 m per second at a speed of only 50 km/h.

Should the traffic situation become particu- larly demanding, we advise you not to use the radio.

Always make sure that you are still able to hear any warning signals coming from out- side of your vehicle, such as police or fire engine sirens, so that you can react accord- ingly.

Consequently, you should always select a moderate volume for playing your car radio while you are driving.

Using the telephone while driving

Please observe all laws and regulations re- garding the use to mobile telephones in motor vehicles.

Concentrate fully on your driving.

Stop at a safe place before using the telephone.

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Contents Amsterdam TCM Remote control RCT 07 optional Contents Radio, Cassette, Changer Option Contents Telephone Safety information Safety standardsImportant information General informationEmergency calls InstallationUsing the telephone in critical areas Remote control AccessoriesChanger HandsetBasic information KeyCard and SIM cardStarting up the Radiophone Second KeyCard/SIM cardTrain KeyCard/SIM cards Removing the KeyCard/SIM cardSelecting the language for the display Never forcibly pull out the card! You may destroy itDisplaying the radio pass data DSC learn modeOptical warning of anti-theft protection Care of your KeyCard/SIM-CardSwitching the unit on/off with the KeyCard On/off VolumeSwitching the unit on/off via the ig- nition Switching the radio on when the ig- nition is switched offTS / BND SRC SourceStoring radio stations Cassette loading slotRecalling stored radio stations -Se AF / #Display = MIXRadio operation a Cassette operation Changer operation optionalStop this function by pressing or the opposite button Tape operationFlashing card tongue Additional settings possible with AUD Additional rocker switch functionsDSC mode C Corresponding function must be activatedAF Alternative Frequency Audio modeREG regional programme Radio, tape deck, CD changer optional, auxiliary sourceSeek tuning Station tuningManual tuning with Selecting a wavebandStoring radio stations Scrolling through the broadcast- ing networks FM onlyRecalling stored radio stations Selecting the seek-tuning sensi- tivitySwitching from stereo to mono FM only Automatic seek tuning start Switching traffic announcement priority on/offSwitching off the beep tone Traffic programme station reception with RDS-EONOperating the cassette deck Care instructions Tape equalisationDolby B NR Selecting the CD and the track Switching CD changer operation onCD changer operation optional Select CancelAlter StoreTo make a note of the new code Loud 1 minimum boost Loud 6 maximum boostMusic/voice is switched off Tone setting for voice programs ranges between Level 0RAD. Monitor Radio Monitor With this function you can deterYou can choose among the fol- lowing operating modes Remove menu items All of the menu items are availa- bleEnd DSC programming/save changes Overview of the DSC default settingsPage Telephone operation PIN code Operating the telephoneInserting the SIM card/ entering your PIN code Reactivating the SIM cardDo not hang up until you are told to do so Making your first telephone callGSM emergency calls Volume Quick reference for using the telephoneOn/Off Selection buttonsTo switch back to the telephone mode Press briefly Enter PIN code Network search Setup menu/Call menuDisplays Radio menu Telephone-book menu@ Rocker switch Switching to telephone mode Using the telephoneGSM network service area Dialling a telephone numberRedial function Broker’s call/hold Answering/ending a callCall waiting 2nd caller Conference calls Making telephone calls using the handset special accessorySetting up a conference call 103 Phone book menuHow to enter a name/text Finding an entry by name Check capacity Prevent accessShow my phone number Altering, deleting, moving or copying the entry Add entryFinding an entry by position Programming with DSC Telephone Press CL, the altered setting will not be storedStore/confirm End DSC109 Programming in the setup menuSelect the setup menu by pressing Hands-free volume Automatic answer Ringing tone volumeAutomatic redial Operating mode Handset volumeSMS tone Ringing toneMy phone number Call meter formatSet charge parameters Audible call timerPIN code Following settings will be deleted Alter access codeExternal alarm Be sure to make a note of the new code if you change itHands-free channel Overview of the basic factory settings in the set-up menuHands-free operation is possible on all four channels TA during call115 Press CL, the new setting will not be storedProgramming in the Call Menu Selecting the message Call mailbox Received SMS messagesReading messages Clearing messagesSending SMS messages Calling the sender or another telephoneNetwork selection Which operates in numbered channels Cell BroadcastSages Available channels from your network OperatorCall barring Call metersCall forwarding You can only call the one-touch dial Phone lockOne-touch dial only To 9 and the SIM card Speed/touch dial onlyClosed user group Overview of the basic factory settings in the call menuGlossary Tuner SpecificationsTelephone Tape deck01 80 / 5 25 56 Blaupunkt telephone help lineBosch Gruppe