Blaupunkt Kansas DJ Owners Manual
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44 Ta ble of contents Quick Reference ........................... 45 RC 08 remote control unit ........... 53 Important notes ............................ 54 What you need to know ........................ 54 Traffic safety ......................................... 54 Installation ............................................. 54 Telephone mute .................................... 54 Accessories .......................................... 54 Guarantee ............................................. 54 International telephone information ...... 54 KeyCard theft protection system 55 Putting the unit into operation.............. 55 Removing the KeyCard ........................ 55 Training a second KeyCard/ Replacing a KeyCard ............................ 55 Displaying the radio pass data ............. 56 Short Additional Memory (S.A.M.) ........ 56 Turn On Message (T.O.M.) .................. 56 Optical display as theft protection ........ 56 Care of your KeyCard ........................... 57 Lost or damaged KeyCard ................... 57 Training the new KeyCard .................... 57 Selecting the operating mode ..... 58 Optimising display legibility ....... 58 Radio operation with RDS ........... 59 AF - Alternative frequency .................... 59 REG - regional program ....................... 59 Selecting a waveband .......................... 60 Station tuning ........................................ 60 Storing stations ..................................... 61 Selecting the seek tuning sensitivity .... 62 Switching from stereo to mono (FM) .... 63 Automatic bandwidth adjustment (SHARX) ............................................... 63 PTY - Program Type ............................. 63 Program type ........................................ 63 Traffic information station reception with RDS-EON ............. 66 Traffic announcement priority on/off .... 66 Warning beep ....................................... 66 Switching the warning beep off ............ 66 Automatic search function .................... 66 Adjusting the volume for traffic announcements and the warning beep .. 66 Cassette operation ....................... 67 Dolby B NR*.......................................... 67 Selecting the display mode .................. 67 Track reverse ........................................ 68 Scanning cassette titles with SCAN ..... 68 Selecting titles with S-CPS ................... 68 Repeating titles with RPT ..................... 69 Fast tape forward/rewind ...................... 69 Listening to the radio while fast forwarding or rewinding the tape with Radio Monitor 69 Automatically skipping over blank portions of the tape with Blank Skip (BLS) ........... 69 Care instructions ................................... 69 Changer operation ....................... 70 Switching on CD changer operation ..... 70 Selecting the display mode .................. 70 Selecting CDs and tracks ..................... 70 Repeat tracks/CDs with RPT ................ 71 TPM (Track Program Memory) ............. 71 MIX ........................................................ 72 SCAN .................................................... 72 Entering CD names .............................. 72 Deleting CD names/TPM with DSC UPDATE ............................................... 73 Clock - Time .................................. 74 Correcting the clock after the power has been disconnected ......................... 74 Deactivating the hour correction function ................................................. 74 Setting the equaliser .................... 75 Notes on making the settings ............... 75 Setting recommendations on the Internet .................................................. 75 Assistance in setting your equaliser ..... 76 DSC programming ....................... 77 Overview of the DSC factory settings .. 80 Specifications............................... 80 Glossary - Technical Terminology ................ 81 Index .............................................. 83 Installation and connection instructions ............ 333
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65 ENGLISH As soon as it is possible to receive a pro- gram in the broadcasting network with the PTY selected, the radio will switch over to the corresponding station for the duration of the program. Example: German broadcasting network NDR: -Station playing: NDR3. - PTY lights up in the display. - Program type POP selected. - Seek tuning is started. - No station with PTY-POP can be found. - The display shows NO PTY and - automatically switches back to NDR3. - NDR2 airs a PTY-POP program. - The radio will switch to the linked sta- tion NDR2 for the duration of the POP program. During CD operation, the set will also switch to the program offering the selected PTY within the broadcasting network. After the PTY program has ended the sys- tem will switch back to the previous mode (radio or CD). Now the selected program type can be re- called by pressing this preset when PTY has been activated. (PTY appears in the dis- play.) Scanning stations with PTY SCAN Requirement: PTY must appear in the dis- play. - Press the SCA button. All of the stations in your current reception area offering the selected program type will be scanned. To switch off PTY-SCAN: - Press SCA or the seek-tuning rocker switch once again. After the entire waveband has been scanned, the PTY-SCAN function will be turned off automatically. PTY priority Situation: PTY is switched on and lights up in the dis- play. No station offering the selected program type can be found currently in your recep- tion range (with seek tuning or scan). The set will switch back to the station previ- ously tuned into. Radio operation with RDS (R adio Data System) Note: As already mentioned, these functions are not supported by all of the RDS stations at the present time.