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Blaupunkt 520 manual

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    1 Audio System Handbook Blaupunkt 520[...]

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    2[...]

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    3 : ; < ? = > 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1[...]

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    4 @ A B C D E LHS Steering Remote Control RHS Steering Remote Control[...]

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    1 Security Code Y our radio includes an electronically coded security system. This security system relies on an unique PIN code to enable operation of your radio. The number only needs to be entered if the car's battery has been disconnected or if the radio has been r emoved from the car . Please refer to the security release pr ocedure. If an[...]

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    2 In Car Entertainment This handbook contains all the information you will need to operate the in-car entertainment equipment fitted in your Holden car . It is r ecommended that you read this handbook as this will greatly assist in obtaining the best performance from your system. There ar e also sections on radio reception and care and maintenance [...]

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    3 = [1] - [6] Memory Preset stations 1 to 6 > -V olume control: T urn Audio menu: Push (Bass / Tr eble / Fader / Balance selector) ? - Security indicator light Overview Controls No. Symbol Function 1 CD eject 2 CD CD on / Pause selector 3 TR SCN CD mode: T rack scan 4 TR RPT CD mode: T rack r epeat 5 TR RDM CD mode: Random track play 6 - CD load[...]

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    4 Switching on/of f On/Of f (using ignition key) When the car's ignition is switched off and the key removed, the radio (if operating) will be switched off. When the ignition is switched on again the radio will also be switched on. On/Of f (without ignition key) The radio can also be switched on and off without using the car's ignition ke[...]

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    5 AM 1017 FM 105.9 LOCAL ON Radio Selecting W aveband AM Band: Press AM/FM button 9 to select AM band. FM Band: Press AM/FM button 9 to select FM band or to switch between FM1, FM2 and AM. Station on AM Band Station on FM Band Ster eo Broadcast: When a stereo br oadcast is received on FM, the stereo indicator ' ' appears in the display . [...]

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    6 Programming by Automatic Storing Select the desired waveband with the AM/ FM button 9 . Press AS button 8 for at least 2 seconds until the audio is briefly muted or beep is heard (if beeps ar e turned on). Search tuning starts. 'AS' appears in the display . Search tuning during Auto-Store After the Auto-Store pr ocess has finished, the [...]

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    7 Y ou can also store stations manually on the AS storage locations (see 'Storing a Radio Station into a Preset' elsewher e in this handbook). Recalling Stored Stations Select waveband AM or FM with the button AM/FM 9 . Press the desir ed preset button. To select one of the stations stored with Auto-Store, select waveband AM or FM, then b[...]

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    8 CD Operation CD Loading Ensure that the CD entry slot 6 is clear . Insert the CD (lettered side up) into the slot until the CD is automatically received and taken. The CD operation will automatically override the radio. The display shows 'CD'. After the CD has been accepted, the player begins with the first track on the CD. Initially th[...]

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    9 T rack Scan Press the TR SCN button 3 to sequentially sample the first 10 seconds of all tracks on the CD. During the track scan the display shows: The track number is flashing. Press the TR SCN button 3 again to stop scanning and listen to the current track. T rack Repeat Press the TR RPT button 4 to replay the current track. The track r epeat w[...]

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    10 • Before inserting into the radio, clean the CD with a cleaning cloth. Wipe the CD from the centr e outwards, rather than in a circular motion. See diagram • Do not use solvents such as petrol, thinners etc. Use commercially available CD cleaners. Notes on Compact Discs • Handle the CD by its edge and avoid touching the playing surface. ?[...]

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    11 E O Source select: FM1 - FM2 - AM - CD - FM1 etc. (or FM AS - AM AS - CD - FM AS etc. respectively) Audio menu: Bass - T reble - Fader - Balance Preset Station and CD select Briefly pressing the button ↑ B on the steering wheel remote will perform the following functions: Radio – Advances to the next stored radio stations on the current AM o[...]

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    12 1. Press button LOC 7 for at least 3 seconds until you hear a confirmation beep (no beep if 'BEEP OFF' previously set). The display shows the current setting, for eg. 'SD-VOL 2'. 2. Press tuning buttons ( ; ) within 8 seconds to select the desired setting between 'SD-VOL 0' and 'SD-VOL 5'. 3. T o store the[...]

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    13 Confirmation Beeps Audible beeps are used to confirm various actions of the radio such as storing a radio station or an automatic store is started. The beeps can be turned on or off as follows. 1. Switch off the radio by pr essing button ON : . 2. Press pr eset buttons 3 and 5 ( = ) together and keep pressed. 3. Switch on the radio and keep pr e[...]

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    14 Master Reset The radio has a reset function built in to enable you to instantly reset all adjustment to the factory standard. This featur e is most useful when adjustments have been made that affect the sound quality or operation of the radio and you are unsur e of how to r eturn the original neutral settings. Master Reset will reset the followi[...]

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    15 NOTES:[...]

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    16 NOTES:[...]

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    5 Please note, that all information, illustrations and specifications in this Handbook are based on the latest production information available at the time of printing. Holden reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice and without incurring any obligation. © 2002 Holden Ltd. Reproduction in whole or in part is pr ohibited withou[...]

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    6 U1E Holden Part No: 92057925 Bosch Part No: 8 622 403 494[...]