Blaupunkt RTM 127 KeyCard and SIM card, Remove the KeyCard/SIM card, Train KeyCard/SIM cards

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KeyCard and SIM card

Select the language for the display

At the factory the texts for the display are set to English.

You can display the texts in other languag- es if you wish.

•Press DSC/OK. Two menu items will appear in the display: Setup and Ra- dio.

•Confirm Setup by pressing DSC/OK.

•Press / until ”LANGUAGE”appears in the display.

•Press DSC/OK and / to select the language.

•Press DSC/OK once and CL twice one after the other.

Remove the KeyCard/SIM card

Never forcibly pull out the card! You may destroy it.

•First push the card in gently towards the unit.

The KeyCard/SIM card will eject slightly so that you can remove it.

• Remove the card.

When you remove the card for the first time, ”LEARN CARD” will appear in the display. Now you can train additional cards (refer to ”Train SIM cards”).

After this process has ended, the Radio- phone will switch off when the card has been removed.

Train KeyCard/SIM cards

In the initial programming process you can easily train the second KeyCard and up to 30 SIM cards.

In order to do this the Radiophone must be switched on and the original KeyCard insert- ed.

•Remove the original KeyCard and in- sert the first SIM card within 15 sec- onds.

“NAME?”will appear in the display.

If you wish, you can now enter a name of up to 8 characters. If necessary, refer to “How to enter a name/text”.

If you want to skip this function, or after you have entered the name,

• Press OK.

The first SIM card has been programmed. ”TERMINATE? PRESS OK” will appear in the display. Now you can program addition- al cards.

To finish the programming process:

• Press OK.

The SIM card programmed first takes on a special function as the Master SIM card. All

of the other SIM cards can be trained only with the Master SIM card and the KeyCard. There are two basic ways to train other SIM cards:

a)Train or delete KeyCard/SIM card using DSC

DSC –LEARN CARD

One KeyCard or up to 30 SIM cards can be trained or replaced as addition- al cards.

•Insert the first KeyCard (included with the Radiophone) into the unit and switch the unit on.

•Press DSC/OK. Two menu items will appear in the display: Setup and Ra- dio.

•Confirm Setup by pressing OK.

•Press / until the arrow in the dis- play marks ”LEARN CARD”.

•Press DSC/OK briefly.

”CHANGE CARD”will appear in the display.

•Remove the first KeyCard and insert the new card (KeyCard or SIM card).

After insertion of a SIM card only: the display shows “NAME?”.

If you wish, you can now enter a name of up to 8 characters.

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Contents Helsinki RTM PAC Contents Radio, CD changer optional Contents Radio, CD changer optional Contents Telephone Contents Telephone General information Safety standardsSafety information Important informationEmergency calls InstallationUsing the telephone in critical areas Important informationAccessories Starting up the Radiophone KeyCard and SIM cardBasic information Train KeyCard/SIM cards KeyCard and SIM cardRemove the KeyCard/SIM card Displaying the radio pass data DSC learn modeOptical warning of anti-theft protection Operation in combination with an ignition timer On/off VolumeSwitch the unit on/off with the Key- Card Switch the unit on/off via the ignitionTS / BND Alter the volumeSRC Source MIX Selection buttons Radio mode Enter the frequency directlyStore radio stations AF / #Flashing card tongue = DisplayPlayed ? Rocker switchAudio mode Select operating modeREG regional program Station tuningRadio operation with RDS Radio Data System AF Alternative FrequencyScroll through the broadcasting networks FM only Manual tuning withRadio operation with RDS Radio Data System Enter the frequency directlyAlter search sensitivity Switch from stereo to mono FM onlyRecall stored radio stations Beep tone Switch traffic announcement priority on/offTraffic program station reception with RDS-EON RadiotextAutomatic search start Switch CD changer operation onSwitch off the warning beep CD changer operation optionalClear CD changer operation optionalEnter CD names Clear CD namePaX PAC memory Programming with DSCDSC menu Setup Programming with DSC SetupKeyCard LED Ignition timerReset User modeDSC Menu Radio Overview of the DSC default set- tings SetupTA volume Programming with DSC RadioMusic/Speech Overview of the DSC default settings RadioSave settings / end DSC programming SensitivityPage Telephone operation Insert the SIM card/enter your PIN code Telephone operationGeneral information PIN codeGSM emergency calls Telephone operationMake your first telephone call Quick telephone reference MIX Quick telephone referenceAF / # @ ME ? Rocker switchQuick telephone reference GSM network service area Using the telephoneDial a telephone number Using the telephoneCall waiting 2nd caller Answer/end a callRedial function Conference calls Broker’s call/holdPaX PAC memory International callsSelect Make telephone calls using the handset accessoryProgramming with DSC Select the functionPhone book menu How to enter a name/textProgramming with DSC Phone book Move the cursor in the input text box Find an entry by nameEnter letters/characters Capital and small lettersControl Find an entry by positionEntry Select an entry by remoteCapacity Add entry AccessShow my phone number VolumeHands-free volume Handset volumeMy number Automatic answerAutomatic redial Ringing toneAudible call timer AOC parameters Advice of ChargePIN-code External alarmDuring a telephone call Overview of the factory defaultSettings in the Setup menu TA Traffic AnnouncementSMS messages Programming with DSC Call MenuCall menu Call mailboxBroadcast Available networks Network selectionParameters Search methodPreferred networks Call metersEnter data for call forwarding Call forwardingPractical example of call forwarding Call barring Enter data for call barring Phone lockUser group Tuner SpecificationsAmplifier TelephoneGlossary Glossary User group Speed-dialIndex Index Selecting a CD Selecting a track Bosch Gruppe
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