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Deleting tracks from
the sequence
Proceed as follows to delete the
tracks from the sequence:
1) from the CD functions menu
fig. 31press (13) relevant to PRO-
GRAM to display the CD program-
ming menu fig. 37
2)select the track to be deleted us-
ing keys ùor §on selector (2)
3)press button (13) next to SKIP.
Running/stopping the track
sequence
After entering the required track se-
quence, press button (13) relevant to
RUNfig. 37.
The sequence will start from the last
selected track. The message TPM will
appear on the display.
Press button (13) next to RUN to
stop a sequence without deleting it.Deleting a single track
sequence
Proceed as follows to delete a pro-
grammed track sequence:
1)from the CD functions menu
fig. 31press (13) relevant to PRO-
GRAM to display the CD program-
ming menu fig. 37
2)press (14) relevant to CLR PRG.
Clearing all stored sequence
Proceed as follows to delete all the
stored sequences:
1)press (13) relevant to PROGRAM
to display the CD programming menu
fig. 37
2)press button (14) next to CLR
ALL
3) select YES with the knob/button
(11) at the confirmation message
4)press the knob/button (11) to
confirm.CD NAME FUNCTION
(allocating a name to a CD)
This function shall be used to allocate
names (max. 7 characters) to CDs.
In saloon versions, fitted with
Blaupunkt CD-Changer for 10 discs,
the CD name is kept in the memory
even after ejecting the CD.
Proceed as follows:
1)press SRC (17) to display the CD
functions menufig. 31
2)press (13) relevant to NAME
fig. 38to display the CD Name menu
3)press (13) relevant to EDIT
fig. 39: to recall the speller fig. 40
Entering the name
Proceed as follows:
1) turn the knob/button (11) to se-
lect the first letter of the name to be
allocated to the CD: the selected let-
ter will be displayed on the right side
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Shifting to the CD Changer
functions menu (where fitted)
To shift from the main CD-Changer
menu to the CD-Changer functions
menu, press SRC (17): the display will
show the CD-Changer functions menu
fig. 49.
Press ESC (
9) to return to the pre-
vious screen.
Selecting CD Changer
functions menu (where fitted)
In CD-Changer mode, press MEN
(10) to display the CD-Changer func-
tions menu fig. 49.
Press ESC (9) to return to the pre-
vious screen.Selecting a CD
Press keys (13or 14) relevant to the
required CD.
Go to the next main menu page by
pressing keys (13or 14) relevant to
CD6-CD10 or CD1-CD5 if the CD-
Changer contains more than five CDs
and the CD you require is not dis-
played.
IMPORTANT The “lock” symbol
Swill be displayed next to CDC if
there is no audio CD in the internal
CD player. The CD-Changer will not
offer this option. IMPORTANT The “lock” symbol
Swill be displayed at the side of the
abbreviation CDC and selection key
(13) will not work, if the CD-Chang-
er is disconnected or not working.
The playing time indication can be
switched off, see “Switching the track
playing time/number on and off” in this
chapter.
The numbers of the first five CDs in
the CD-Changer are displayed next to
keys (13and 14).
The following information will appear
in the lower row of the display:
– a symbol indicating the presence of
an audio CD or a navigation CD in the
internal CD player;
– a symbol indicating the configura-
tion (MIX, SCAN, RPT);
– a symbol indicating the sound
source being played;
– a symbol indicating TA function sta-
tus (traffic announcements);
– a symbol indicating TMC function
status.
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Switching the track playing
time/number display on and off
Proceed as follows to display the
playing track number:
1)in CD-Changer (where fitted)
mode, press MEN (10), the display will
show the CD-Changer setup menu
fig. 50
2)press (13) relevant to TIME. ON
or OFF will be displayed. Traffic information during CD
playback
To receive or not traffic announce-
ments (see “ta function” in “Radio”
section) when using the CD-Changer
(where fitted), briefly press the TA key
(4). The TA symbol will either appear
(on) or disappear (off) in the lower
row.SELECTING NEXT/
PREVIOUS TRACKS
Briefly press button §on selector
(2) to select next tracks. Press button
§on selector (2) again as soon as the
last CD track is reached to select the
first track on the CD.
Press button ùon selector (2) to
repeat the track or select a previous
track. Press button ùon selector (2)
again as soon as the first CD track is
reached to select the last track on the
CD.
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Program FUNCTION
(programming the track
sequence)
You can programme your favourite
track sequence and skip the tracks you
do not like.
Setting the required sequence
Proceed as follows to set the re-
quired sequence:
1)select the required CD
2)press SRC (17) to display the CD-
Changer functions menu fig. 52
3) press (13) relevant to PROGRAM
fig. 55to display the CD program-
ming menu. If no track has been se-
lected, CLR PRG and RUN cannot be
selected (marked with symbol S).4)use key ùor §on selector (2)
to choose the first track required
5) press (13) relevant to ADD
6)use key ùor §on selector (2)
to select the next track required, then
press (13) relevant to ADD
Repeat the procedure for all the
tracks to be added to the sequence.
The programmed sequence will be
stored even after the CD is removed
from the player. 3)press (14) relevant to REPEAT
fig. 54, the display will show RPT on
the lower row
4) to turn the REPEAT function on,
press MEN (10), the display will show
the CD-Changer setup menu fig. 52
5) press button (13) next to RPT to
select the required option:
– TRK to repeat the current track
only;
– CD to repeat the whole CD.
The track or CD will be repeated un-
til the REPEAT function is switched off.
The RPT message will appear in the
lower row of the main CD menu.
Turning the function off
To turn the REPEAT function off,
press ESC (9).
The REPEAT function will end auto-
matically when either the SCAN or
MIX functions are switched on.
Press ESC (9) to return to the pre-
vious screen.
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Running/stopping the track
sequence
After entering the required tracks in
the sequence, press (13) relevant to
RUN fig. 56.
The sequence will start from the last
selected track. The message TPM will
appear on the display.
Press button (13) next to RUN to
stop a sequence without deleting it.
IMPORTANT You will not be able
to select another CD when the TPM
function is on. Quit the TPM function
to listen to another CD. IMPORTANT The tracks can on-
ly be programmed in sequence (e.g.: 1,
4, 7 etc. and not 3, 1, 4 etc.).
IMPORTANT A start will appear
next to the CD name the next time
that the CD is inserted in the system.
Deleting tracks from
the sequence
Proceed as follows to delete the
tracks from the sequence:
1) in CD-Changer mode, press SRC
(17) the display will show the CD
Changer functions menu fig. 52
2) press (13) relevant to PROGRAM
to display the CD programming menu
fig. 56
3) select the track to be deleted us-
ing key ùor §on selector (2)
4) press (13) relevant to SKIP
fig. 56.Deleting a single track
sequence
Proceed as follows to delete a pro-
grammed track sequence:
1)select the programmed track se-
quence to be deleted
2) press (14) relevant to CLR PRG
fig. 56.
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S S
A A
T T
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L L
L L
I I
T T
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N N
A A
V V
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G G
A A
T T
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The system will help you reach desti-
nations rapidly and safely. After switch-
ing the navigation function on, voice
messages will guide you to your desti-
nation. Driving advice, distances and es-
timated time required to reach the des-
tination will be shown on the display.
The car’s position is defined on the
basis of the electronic speedometer
signal, of a gyroscope and of the sig-
nals transmitted by the GPS (Global
Positioning System) satellites.
The system compares the data
against the maps stored on the navi-
gation CD-ROM and calculates both
the position and the routes to reach
the destination.ROUTE GUIDANCE
Proceed as follows:
1) insert the CD ROM specific to the
country you are travelling in
2)press NAV (12) to display the
main navigation menu fig. 60
3) with CD-ROM inserted and main
navigation menu active, the display will
show the message in fig. 61.
This message can also be displayed
when turning the ignition key to MAR
with CD-ROM inserted and main nav-
igation menu active fig. 60when turn-
ing the system off.IMPORTANT The message stays
on the display according to the CD-
ROM scanning time (about 6 to 8 sec-
onds). If the CD-ROM is inserted and
main navigation menu is active , the
message will stay on the display for the
whole period. Turning the ignition key
to MAR, will display the message for
about 2 seconds. This shall be consid-
ered as regular.
4) enter the required destination
(see next paragraph).
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CHANGING THE
AUDIO SOURCE
You can change the audio source
during active navigation at any mo-
ment, proceed as follows:
1)press SRC (17)
2)turn the knob/button (11) to se-
lect the required audio source (Radio
or CD-Changer) fig. 87: the display
will show the main menu of the se-
lected mode.
3)select another radio station or an-
other track.
IMPORTANT During active navi-
gation the internal CD player cannot
be used.
Press NAV (12) to return to active
navigation.TUNING THE RADIO
You can tune the radio directly dur-
ing active navigation by pressing key
(13or 14).
IMPORTANT To tune radio sta-
tions using multifunction keys (13or
14) store the radio stations previous-
ly (see paragraph “storing stations” in
the “Radio” section).NO MAP NAVIGATION
NO MAP navigation is carried out
when the navigation CD is removed
after entering the destination and
starting navigation. The internal CD
player can be used during NO MAP
navigation for sound playback.
The message NO MAP will appear
when the NO MAP function is on
along with the straight distance to the
destination.
IMPORTANT It may take the sys-
tem several minutes to correctly re-
store the car positioning data when
the navigation CD is reinserted. Dur-
ing this time the message OFF ROAD
or OFF MAP will appear on the display
(the latter for insufficient positioning
data). During this time, errors in de-
tecting the car position may occur.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
This telephone can be used to make
the same telephone connections of a
portable cellular phone. Therefore, to
make a telephone call you need a SIM
card and you must be in a place served
by the GSM 900/1800 network, with
enough signal intensity.
IMPORTANT The network ser-
vices described in this section (e.g. in-
coming call) are managed by the tele-
phone, but their availability depends
on the network and the type of con-
tract agreed with the network
provider.
IMPORTANT If power supply is
lower than the minimum preset
threshold, phone call quality is not as-
sured. For this reason, turning the en-
gine on during a telephone call might
interrupt it.TURNING THE phone on
To activate the phone, if a valid SIM
card has been inserted, press
£(15).
The display will show the main phone
menu fig. 140
Displayed symbols mean the follow-
ing:
⁄: GSM network connection
ó: mailbox (messages received and
not read)
¿: GSM signal field intensity
T T
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L L
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P P
H H
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N N
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ENTERING THE PIN CODE
The PIN (Personal Identification
Number) code prevent unauthorised
use of SIM card services.
PIN and PUK (Personal Unlock Key)
codes are communicated to you when
you buy the SIM card.
The PIN code can be deactivated or
changed (see “Changing the PIN code”
in this section).
IMPORTANT Write down the
PIN code and keep it in a safe place.
When the display shows PIN CODE
proceed as follows:
1) use the speller to enter the PIN
code starting from the first digit
2)select symbol
jand then press the
knob/button (
11) to confirm: press at
length the last selected digit to confirm
PIN code entry.
fig. 140F0E3184g