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    Operating and installation instructions ww w .blaupunkt.com www.blaupunkt.com Toronto 420 BT 1 011 202 420 / 1 011 202 421 San Francisco 320 1 011 202 320 / 1 011 202 321 Car Radio | CD | USB | SD | Bluetooth[...]

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    2 1 button Unlock the detachable control panel 2 MENU button Short press: Call up/close menu Long press: Start scan function 3 On/O button Short press: Switch on car sound system In operation: Mute car sound system (Mute) Long press: S witch o car sound system 4 V olume control 5 CD tray 6 Display 7 Rotary control In the menu: Change menu lev[...]

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    3 Conten ts Safety notes ...................................................... 4 Symbols used .............................................................. 4 Road safety .................................................................. 4 General safety notes ................................................. 4 Declaration of conformity ..........[...]

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    4 Safety notes The car sound system was manufactured accor d- ing to the state of the art and established safety guidelines. Even so , dangers may occur if you do not observe the safety notes in these instructions. These instructions contain important informa- tion to easily and safely install and operate the car sound system. • Read these instru[...]

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    5 Safety notes | Cleaning notes | Disposal notes | Scope of delivery | Placing the device in opera tion Declaration of c onformity The Blaupunkt AudioV ision GmbH & Co. K G de - clares that the car sound system San F rancisco 320 complies with the basic requirements and the other relevant regulations of the directive 2004/108/EEC and the car so[...]

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    6 Placing the device in opera tion Attaching the con trol panel 쏅 Push the control panel int o the bracket at the right edge of the device. 쏅 Push the control panel car efully into the left bracket until it clicks into place. Removing the contr ol panel 쏅 Press the button 1 to unlock the control panel. The left side of the control panel detac[...]

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    7 Placing the device in opera tion | T ra c information | Radio mode Display brightness Y ou can manually switch the display brightness between daytime mode and night-time mode or switch automatically with the driving lights of the vehicle. Note: The manual or automatic switching of the display brightness is selected in the user menu (see the ch[...]

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    8 Radio mode Changing to radio mode or selecting a memory bank The following memory banks are available in the di erent reception areas: Region Memory banks EUROPE FM1, F M2, FMT , MW , LW USA FM1, F M2, FMT , AM, AMT SOUTH AMERICA FM1, F M2, FMT , AM, AMT THAILAND FM1, FM2, F MT , AM, AMT 쏅 Press the SRC button @ repeatedly until the desir[...]

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    9 Radio mode Scanning all stored stations of the wav eband 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 for appro x. 2 sec- onds to start the scanning. During the scan, the display alternately dis- plays the current fr equenc y as well as memo- ry bank and location or station name. 쏅 Brie y press the rotary control 7 to continue listening to the station t[...]

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    10 • If the tuned radio station or another sta- tion on the broadcasting network broad- casts your selected programme type at a later point in time, the car sound system will automatically switch from the cur- rently tuned station or from the current audio source (e.g . CD) to the station whose programme type matches the one you se- lected. Note [...]

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    11 Changing to CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode 쏅 Press the SRC button @ repeatedly until the desired audio source is displa yed: • "CD": Inserted CD. • "SD(HC)": Inser ted memor y card • "USB FRONT" or "USB REAR": USB data carrier connected to the front or rear . • "IPOD FRONT" or "IPOD REAR&[...]

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    12 If the USB data carrier is initially selected as audio source, the data ar e read  rst. Notes: • If the connected USB data carrier cannot be seen, "USB ERROR" is brie y displayed. • The time required f or reading in the data depends on the design and size of the USB data carrier . Removing a USB data carrier 쏅 Switch o t[...]

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    13 Playing tracks in r andom order 쏅 Press the 5 MIX butt on > to change among the playback modes: Opera- tion Display Meaning CD/ iPod MIX ALL Mixing tracks MP3/ WMA MIX FOLDER Mixing tracks of the current folder MIX ALL Mixing tracks of the data carrier Gen. MIX OFF Regular playback If the MIX function is switched on, the icon MIX (mix all t[...]

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    14 CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode Brow se mode In Browse mode, y ou can directly search for and select a certain track on the MP3/WMA data carrier or iPod without interrupting the curr ent playback. Brow se mode in MP3/WMA mode In MP3/WMA mode, you can select and play a track from a directory of the data carrier . 쏅 Brie y press the 1 LIST button >[...]

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    15 CD/MP3/WMA/iPod mode | Bluetooth® 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to play the track. The playback starts. Y ou are exiting the browse mode . Searching by track names (not in iPod mode) On MP3/WMA data carriers, y ou can  nd a track based on its  le name and star t the playback. 쏅 Press the 1 LIST butt on > for appro x. 2 sec- onds t[...]

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    16 Calling the Bluetooth® menu 쏅 Brie y press the MENU 2 button to open the user menu. 쏅 T urn the rotary control 7 until the "BL UE- TOO TH" menu item is selec ted. 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to open the Blue- tooth® menu. 쏅 T urn the rotary control 7 until the desired menu item is selected. 쏅 Perform the setting[...]

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    17 쏅 In the Bluetooth® menu, select the "P AIRING" menu item. 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to open the menu. The "MOBILE PHONE" menu item is selected. 쏅 T urn the rotary control 7 to select the "STREAMING" menu item. 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to register a streaming device. The display shows the curr[...]

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    18 Making a call 쏅 In the Bluetooth® menu, select the "DIAL NEW NUMBER" menu item. 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to open the entry menu. Y ou can now enter a phone number with up to 20 digits: 쏅 T urn the rotary control 7 to select a digit for the respective position. 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to go to the next position. No[...]

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    19 Storing a phone number in the car sound system Y ou can store phone numbers in the car sound system and make calls using the speed dial (see the following section). A phone number is stored for the curr ently con- nected telephone and is available only for this tel- ephone. The car sound system can store up to  ve numbers for up to  ve pai[...]

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    20 Speed dial for phone book entries Note: This function is only available • if the phone book of the connected cell phone was transferred to the car sound system (see the chapter "Phone book func- tions"). • if the speed dial is set for phone book en- tries (see the chapter " Additional functions in the Bluetooth® menu" , [...]

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    21 Each entry consists of a name and a number , each up to 20 characters on digits. Note: Do not switch o the car sound system while transferring the phone book. If you do or if the power supply of the car sound system should be interrupted for an y reason, you have t o re- start the transfer . 쏅 In the Bluetooth® menu, select the "DOWN-[...]

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    22 Managing paired devices In the Bluetooth® menu, you can manage the paired Bluetooth® devices (cell phones and streaming devices such as MP3 play er). In the device lists for cell phones and streaming devices, the Bluetooth® names or addr esses of the paired devices are displa yed. Y ou can do the fol- lowing: • Disconnecting the connection [...]

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    23 External audio sources Fr ont A UX-IN sock et Danger! Increased risk of injury from connector . In case of an accident, the protruding connector in the front A UX-IN socket may cause injuries. The use of straight plugs or adapters leads to an in- creased risk of injury. For this r eason, we recommend using angled jack plugs, e.g . the Blaupunkt [...]

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    24 Making settings in the " A UDIO" menu BASS Bass level. Settings: –7 to +7. 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to change the setting. 쏅 T urn the rotary control 7 until the desired level is set. 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to con rm the setting. TREBLE T reble. Settings: –7 to +7. 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to change t[...]

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    25 AMP DELA Y Setting the delay with which a connect ampli er is switched in. Settings: 0.5/1.0/1.5/2.0/2.5 seconds and OFF (no delay) . 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to change the setting. 쏅 T urn the rotary control 7 until the desired delay is set. 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to con rm the setting. Setting the 3-band equaliser [...]

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    26 쏅 T urn the rotary control 7 to set the level, frequency or Q-fac tor . 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to con rm the setting. EQ BASS Adjusting bass frequency and level of the equal- izer . 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to open the menu. 쏅 T urn the rotary control 7 to change be- tween the following menu items: – FREQUENCY (sett[...]

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    27 Making settings in the "TUNER" menu TRAFFICINFO (tra c information) (only for reception ar ea EUROPE) Only possible in FM radio mode: Swit ching prior- ity for tra c announcements on or o . Settings: ON, OFF . 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to change the setting. 쏅 T urn the rotary control 7 to change be- tween the setting[...]

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    28 PTY Switching the PTY function on or o . Settings: ON, OFF . 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to change the setting. 쏅 T urn the rotary control 7 to change be- tween the settings. 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to con rm the setting. PTY TYPES Only possible with activated PT Y function: Select a programme type. Note: As soon as a progr[...]

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    29 LANGUA GE (only for T oronto 420 BT) Select the language for the display . Settings: ENGLISH, DEUTSCH (German). 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to change the setting. 쏅 T urn the rotary control 7 to change be- tween the settings. 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to con rm the setting. Making settings in the "VOLUME" menu ON VOL U[...]

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    30 Making settings in the "CL OCK" menu PERM CL OCK Switch the permanent display of the time on or o . Settings: ON, OFF . 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to change the setting. 쏅 T urn the rotary control 7 to change be- tween the settings. 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to con rm the setting. If the permanent display of the ti[...]

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    31 A UX EDIT Entry of an individual 15- digit name for the A UX source. P ossible charac ters: space, 0 – 9, A – Z. 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to open the menu. 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 to change the setting. For each of the 15 characters: 쏅 T urn the rotary control 7 to set the charac- ter . 쏅 Press the r otar y control 7 [...]

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    32 Useful inf ormation W arranty W e provide a manufacturer's warranty for prod- ucts bought within the European Union. F or de - vices purchased outside the Eur opean Union, the warranty terms issued by our respective responsi- ble domestic agency are valid. The warranty terms can be called up from www.blaupunkt.com. Service In some countries[...]

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    33 Installation instructions Installation instructions Safety instructions When carrying out installation work and making connections please obser ve the following safety instructions: • Disconnect the negative terminal of the bat- tery! When doing so , please obser ve the vehi- cle manufacturer ’ s safety instructions. • Make sure you do not[...]

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    34 1. 12V 2. 3. 0° - 30° +/– 10° +/– 10° A 7 607 621 … 7 608 … … Installation instructions Av ailable as an optional accessory Installation kits[...]

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    35 1. 2. 3. 1 . 2 . 4. 5. 53 182 165 1-20 7. 12V Antenna Preamp Out (4x) Antenna connection Microphone In (Bluetooth®, T oronto 420 BT only) Rear USB Installation instructions 6. Removal[...]

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    36 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 C B A 1 4 7 10 13 16 19 3 6 9 12 15 18 2 58 11 14 17 20 C-1 C-2 C-3 10 Ampere AB 1 Sub Out GND 1 Speaker out RR+ 2 Radio Mute 2 Speaker out RR– 3 Sub Out 3 Speaker out RF+ 4 Permanent +12V 4 Speaker out RF– 5 Aut. antenna +12V * 5 Speaker out LF+ 6 Illumination 6 Speaker out LF– 7 Kl.15/Ignition 7 Speaker ou[...]

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    37 1 3 5 2 4 8 7 4 Ohm Relais Radio Mute 4 Ohm 4 Ohm 4 Ohm 6 12V Sub Out GND Sub Out +12V +12V Kl. 15 +12V Installation instructions Subject to changes![...]

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    38 © 2012 All rights reserved by Blaupunkt. This material may be repr oduced, copied or distributed for personal use only . Supported iPod/ iPhone devices Our product can support below listed iPod/ iPhone generations: • iPod touch (4th generation) • iPod touch (3rd generation) • iPod touch (2nd generation) • iPod touch (1st generation) •[...]

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    39 Please keep the  lled-in radio pass in a safe place![...]

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