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Operating instructions

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1 Button to switch the device on/off and operate the volume mutefeature

2 button to open the flip-releasecontrol panel

3 BND button (band) to select ra-dio mode as the source, to se-lect the FM memory banks andthe MW and LW wavebandsTS to start the FM Travelstorefunction

4 DAB button to select DAB modeas the source and to select theDAB memory bank.TS to start the DAB Travelstorefunction

5 Volume control

6 Keys 1 - 37 Arrow buttons

8 DIS•ESC button to change thedisplay content and close menuswithout saving changes.

9 MENU button to open the basicsettings menu.Long press: Deactivate / activatedemo mode.

: OK button to confirm menu en-tries and activate the scan func-tion.

CONTROLS; TRAF button to switch traffic in-

formation standby on/off.

< Keys 4 - 5= Display

> RDS•SF button to switch theRDS (Radio Data System) func-tion on/off (only for FM).Switch DAB-SF (Service Follow-ing) on/off (only for DAB).

? REC•DEL button to start record-ing from DAB onto MMC and todelete the current track in MMCmode.

@ AUD button (audio) to adjust thebass, treble, balance and fader.Long press: DEQ opens theequalizer menu.

A SRC button to switch sourcesbetween CD/ MP3, MMC, CDchanger (if connected) and AUX

B button to eject the CD fromthe device

C Slot for MMC/SD or KeyCard

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CONTENTS

Notes and accessories .......... 71Road safety ................................... 71Installation ..................................... 71Accessories .................................. 71Activating /deactivating demo mode ................ 72

Detachable control panel andKeyCard ................................. 72Theft protection ............................. 72Detaching the control panel ........... 73Attaching the control panel ............ 73KeyCard........................................ 73Preparing a second KeyCard......... 74Lost or damaged KeyCard ............ 74Looking after the KeyCard ............. 75

Switching on/off .................... 76

Adjusting the volume ............. 76

DAB mode .............................. 79Switching to DAB mode ................ 79Switching DAB TA-REG on/off ...... 81Selecting the memory bank ........... 81Tuning into ensembles ................... 82Selecting programmes .................. 82Scanning receivable DAB pro-grammes (DAB-SCAN) ................. 82Storing programmes ...................... 83Accessing stored programmes ...... 83DAB programme type (PTY) .......... 83Setting the DAB waveband ............ 84Switching between DAB and FM ... 85DAB Service following ................... 85DAB sub-programmes ................... 86DAB radio text ............................... 86Setting the length of theprogramme names ........................ 87Changing the display ..................... 87

Radio mode ............................ 88Switching to radio mode ................ 88Convenient RDS functions(AF, REG) ..................................... 88Selecting the waveband /memory bank................................. 88Tuning into a station ....................... 89Setting the sensitivity of stationseek tuning .................................... 89Storing stations ............................. 90Storing stations automatically(Travelstore) .................................. 90Listening to stored stations ............ 90Scanning receivable stations(SCAN) ......................................... 90Setting the scanning time .............. 90Programme type (PTY) .................. 91Optimising radio reception ............. 92Switching bandwidth duringinterference (SHARX) .................... 92Configuring the display .................. 93Naming radio stations (only FM) .... 93Activating/deactivating the radiotext display .................................... 93

Traffic information .................. 94

CD mode ................................ 95Switching to CD mode .................. 95Selecting tracks ............................ 96Fast track selection ....................... 96Fast searching (audible) ................ 96Random track play (MIX) ............... 96Scanning tracks (SCAN) ............... 96Repeating tracks (REPEAT) ........... 97Changing the display ..................... 97Displaying CD text/CD name ......... 97Naming CDs ................................. 98Traffic announcements in CD mode . 99Ejecting a CD ................................ 99

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MP3 mode ............................ 100Preparing an MP3-CD ................. 100Switching to MP3 mode .............. 101Configuring the display ................ 101Selecting a directory .................... 102Selecting tracks .......................... 102Fast searching(not in MP3 browse mode) .......... 103Random track play – MIX(not in MP3 browse mode) .......... 103Scanning tracks – SCAN(not in MP3 browse mode) .......... 103Repeating individual tracks orwhole directories – REPEAT(not in MP3 browse mode) .......... 104Programming your favouritetracks on an MP3-CD .................. 104

MMC/SD mode .................... 105Inserting/removing MMCs/SDs ... 105Switching to MMC/SD mode....... 106Configuring the display ................ 106Selecting a directory .................... 106Selecting tracks .......................... 107Fast searching(not in MP3 browse mode) .......... 107Random track play – MIX(not in MP3 browse mode) .......... 108Scanning tracks – SCAN(not in MP3 browse mode) .......... 108Repeating individual tracks orwhole directories – REPEAT(not in MP3 browse mode) .......... 108Recording DAB programmesonto MMCs/SDs ......................... 109Making a timer-controlledrecording of a DAB programme ... 111Playing recordings using thedevice ......................................... 112Formatting MMCs/SDs ............... 112

Configuring the display ................ 113Programming your favouritetracks for an MMC/SD ................ 113Switching pre-record on/off ......... 113

CD-changer mode ............... 114Switching to CD-changer mode ... 114Selecting CDs ............................. 114Selecting tracks .......................... 114Fast searching (audible) .............. 114Changing the display ................... 114Repeating individual tracks orwhole CDs (REPEAT) .................. 115Random track play (MIX) ............. 115Scanning all tracks on all CDs(SCAN) ....................................... 115Naming CDs ............................... 115

CLOCK time ......................... 117

Sound ................................... 118

X-BASS ................................ 119

Equalizer .............................. 120

Adjusting the displaysettings ................................ 124Switching the bar graph on/off ..... 124Switching the power meteron/off .......................................... 124Adjusting the display brightness... 124Adjusting the viewing angle ......... 125Setting the display illuminationcolour .......................................... 125

External audio sources ........ 127

Amplifier ............................... 128

TMC for dynamic navigationsystems ................................ 128

Specifications ...................... 129

Installation instructions ........ 577

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Notes and accessoriesThank you for choosing a Blaupunktproduct. We hope you enjoy using thisnew piece of equipment.

Please read these operating instruc-tions before using the equipment forthe first time.The Blaupunkt editors are constantlyworking on making the operating in-structions clearer and easier to under-stand. However, if you still have anyquestions on how to operate the device,please contact your dealer or the tele-phone hotline for your country. You willfind the telephone number printed at theback of this booklet.

We provide a manufacturer guaranteefor our products bought within the Eu-ropean Union. You can view the guar-antee conditions at www.blaupunkt.deor ask for them directly at:

Blaupunkt GmbHHotlineRobert Bosch Str. 200

31139 HildesheimGermany

NOTES AND ACCESSORIES

Road safety

Road safety has absolute prior-ity. Only operate your car sound sys-tem if the road and traffic conditionsallow you to do so. Familiarise your-self with the device before setting offon your journey.You should always be able to hearpolice, fire and ambulance sirens ingood time from inside your vehicle.For this reason, listen to your carsound system at a suitable volumelevel during your journey.

InstallationIf you want to install your car sound sys-tem yourself, please read the installa-tion and connection instructions thatfollow these operating instructions.

AccessoriesOnly use accessories approved by Blau-punkt.

DAB antennaYou need a special DAB antenna in or-der to operate the Woodstock DAB 54.This can either be a separate DAB roofantenna or a DAB/AM/FM combinationantenna. You can obtain further infor-mation from your Blaupunkt dealer.

Remote controlThe optional RC08 or RC10 remotecontrol allows you to access the mostimportant functions of your car soundsystem safely and conveniently fromyour steering wheel.

You cannot switch the device on/off us-ing the remote control.

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Detachable control paneland KeyCard

Theft protectionThe device is equipped with a detacha-ble control panel (flip-release panel) asa way of protecting your equipmentagainst theft. The device is worthlessto a thief without this control panel.

Protect your device against theft by tak-ing the control panel with you whenev-er you leave your vehicle. Do not leavethe control panel inside your vehicle -not even in a hiding place.

The control panel has been designedto be easy to use.

Note: Never drop the control panel.

Never expose the control panel todirect sunlight or other heat sourc-es.

Avoid direct skin contact with thecontrol panel’s electrical contacts. Ifnecessary, clean the contacts witha lint-free cloth and some alcohol.

CONTROL PANEL/KEYCARD

AmplifiersYou can use all Blaupunkt and Velocityamplifiers.

CD changersYou can connect the following BlaupunktCD changers:CDC A 08, IDC A 09 and CDC A 03.

Compact Drive MP3You can connect the Compact DriveMP3 instead of a CD-changer in orderto play MP3 music tracks. If you decideto connect a Compact Drive MP3, youwill first need to use a computer to storethe MP3 music tracks on the Micro-drive™ hard disk that is inside the Com-pact Drive MP3. Then, when the Com-pact Drive MP3 is connected to the carsound system, you can play the trackslike normal CD music tracks.The Compact Drive MP3 is operated ina similar way to a CD-changer. Most ofthe CD-changer functions can also beused with the Compact Drive MP3.

Activating / deactivating demomodeThe device is supplied from the factorywith demo mode activated. The variousfunctions of the device are displayedgraphically as animations in the displayduring demo mode. You can also deac-tivate demo mode.

Press and hold down the MENUbutton 9 for longer than four sec-onds to activate/deactivate demomode.

NOTES ANDACCESSORIES

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Note: When attaching the control panel,

make sure you do not press thedisplay.

If the device was still switched on whenyou detached the control panel, it willautomatically switch on with the lastsetting activated (radio, CD/MP3, MMC,CD changer or AUX) when the panel isreplaced.

KeyCardIn addition to the detachable controlpanel, your car radio is equipped with aKeyCard for added security. The Key-Card is required to activate the deviceif the device was disconnected from thevehicle’s power supply (e.g. after install-ing/removing the device or disconnect-ing the battery during repair work on thevehicle).

Once you have reactivated the deviceyou should remove the KeyCard. With-out the KeyCard, the car radio is worth-less to a thief.

Notes: Keep the car KeyCard in a safe

place but never in the vehicle.

Detaching the control panel Press button 2.

The control panel opens out towardsyou.

Hold the control panel by its rightside and then pull the control panelstraight out of the bracket.

Note: All the current settings are saved.

Any CD already inserted in the de-vice remains there.

The device switches off automati-cally after approx. one minute.

Attaching the control panel Hold the control panel at approxi-

mately right angles to the device.

Slide the control panel into the de-vice’s guides that are positioned onthe left and right at the lower edgeof the housing. Push the controlpanel carefully into the bracket untilit clicks into place.

Flip up the control panel and care-fully press it into the device until itclicks into place.


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If you go on a longer trip, take yourKeyCard with you so that you canreactivate your car radio if it is everdisconnected from the vehicle’spower supply. The KeyCard hasbeen designed to be easy to useand carry around.

Inserting the KeyCardTo insert the KeyCard in the device,

detach the detachable control pan-el as described in the section enti-tled “Detaching the control panel”.

The slot for the KeyCard C is locatedbehind the control panel.

Carefully insert the KeyCard (withits contacts facing downwards andits bevelled edge pointing to theright) into the slot until you feel itclick into place.

Attach the control panel again asdescribed in “Attaching the controlpanel”.

“KEYCARD OK” appears briefly in thedisplay.

Removing the KeyCardTo remove the KeyCard from the de-vice,

detach the detachable control pan-el as described in the section enti-tled “Detaching the control panel”.

The slot for the KeyCard C is locatedbehind the control panel.

Push against the KeyCard until youfeel it unlatch.

The KeyCard is ejected.

Carefully pull the KeyCard out ofthe slot.

Attach the control panel again asdescribed in “Attaching the controlpanel”.

Note: Never store the KeyCard in the ve-

hicle.

Preparing a second KeyCardA second KeyCard can be prepared asan additional KeyCard. This means youcan create a “spare key”. You can ob-tain KeyCards from your Blaupunktdealer.

If you want to prepare a second Key-Card, please read the instructions in thesection entitled “Preparing a new Key-Card / entering the master code”.

Note: A maximum of two KeyCards can

be used with each device.

If you already have two KeyCards forthe device and then prepare a third, youwill no longer be able to use the secondKeyCard with the device.

Lost or damaged KeyCardIf all the device’s KeyCards are dam-aged or lost, you can prepare up to twonew KeyCards again.

You can purchase KeyCards from yourBlaupunkt dealer.

Before you can use the new KeyCards,you will need the device’s master code,which you can find printed on the carradio passport. To prepare a new Key-


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Card, please read the section entitled“Preparing a new KeyCard”.

Keep the car radio passport andthe KeyCard in a safe place but nev-er in the vehicle.

Preparing a new KeyCard / enteringthe master codeIf you no longer have a valid KeyCardfor your device or you want to preparea second KeyCard:

Insert a new KeyCard that youhave not used in the device before.

Close the control panel.

Switch off the device if it is not al-ready turned off.

Simultaneously press and holddown the BND•TS button 3 andthe 1 SCL button 6.

Switch on the device by pressingbutton 1.

“0000 MASTERCODE” appears in thedisplay.

Enter the four-digit master code that isprinted on the car radio passport as fol-lows:

Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until the first digit of the mastercode appears in the display.

Press the button 7 to changethe input position.

Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until the second digit of themaster code appears in the display.

Then proceed in the same way forall the digits of the master code.

If the master code is displayed cor-rectly, press the OK button :.

The new KeyCard is accepted as soonas the device switches to playbackmode and “KEYCARD OK” appearsbriefly in the display.

Note: If you entered the master code in-

correctly three times, you must waitfor one hour. During this waitingperiod, “WAIT 1H” will appear inthe display and the device cannotbe operated. Do not switch off thedevice during this period. After thehour has elapsed enter the correctmaster code.

Looking after the KeyCardKeeping the contacts free from dirt andother particles will ensure that the Key-Card functions properly. Avoid makingdirect skin contact with the contacts.

If necessary, clean the KeyCard con-tacts with a lint-free cloth and some al-cohol.


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Adjusting the volumeYou can adjust the volume in steps from0 (off) to 50 (maximum).

To increase the volume,

turn the volume control 5 clock-wise.

To decrease the volume,

turn the volume control 5 anti-clockwise.

Setting the power-on volumeYou can set the default volume level atwhich the device plays when it isswitched on.

Press the MENU button 9.

Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “VOLUME MENU” ap-pears in the display.

Press the OK button : to displaythe volume menu.

“ON VOLUME” and the currently setvalue are displayed or “LAST VOLUME”is displayed.

Adjust the power-on volume usingthe buttons 7.

To help you adjust the setting more eas-ily, the device will increase or decreasethe volume as you make your changes.

If you change the setting to “LAST VOL-UME”, the volume when the deviceswitches on will be the same as the vol-ume level that was set the last time youswitched the device off.

SWITCHING ON/OFF ADJUSTING THE VOLUME

Switching on/offThere are various ways of switching thedevice on/off:

Switching on/off using the vehicleignitionThe device will switch on/off simultane-ously with the ignition if the device iscorrectly connected to the vehicle’s ig-nition and you did not switch the deviceoff by pressing button 1.

Switching the device on/off usingthe detachable control panel

Detach the control panel.

The device switches off automaticallyafter approx. one minute.

Attach the control panel again.

The device switches on. The last set-ting (radio, CD/MP3, MMC, CD chang-er or AUX) will be reactivated.

Switching on/off using button 1

To switch on the device, press but-ton 1.

To switch off the device, press andhold down button 1 for longerthan two seconds.

The device switches off.

Note: To protect the vehicle battery, the

device will switch off automaticallyafter one hour if the ignition is off.

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Risk of injury! If the power-on vol-ume is set to maximum, the volumelevel can be very high when the de-vice is switched on.If the volume was set to maximumbefore the device was switched offand the power-on volume is set to“LAST VOLUME”, the volume levelcan be very high when the device isswitched on again.Severe damage to your hearing canbe caused in both cases!

When you have finished making yourchanges,

press the MENU button 9.

Instantaneously decreasing thevolume (mute)You can instantaneously decrease thevolume (mute) to a level preset by you.

Briefly press button 1.

“MUTE” appears in the display.

Cancelling muteTo return to your previously set volumelevel,

briefly press button 1 again.

Telephone audio / navigationaudioIf your car sound system is connectedto a mobile telephone or a navigationsystem, the sound system’s volume willbe muted as soon as you “pick up” thephone or as soon as a navigation an-nouncement is made. You will then hearthe caller or navigation announcementover the car sound system’s loudspeak-

ADJUSTING THE VOLUMEers. In order for this feature to work, themobile telephone or navigation systemmust be connected to the car soundsystem as described in the installationinstructions.

You will need a cable for this with thefollowing Blaupunkt number: 7 607 001503.

You can find out from your Blaupunktdealer which navigation systems can beused with your car sound system.

If the sound system receives a trafficannouncement during a telephone callor whilst a navigation announcement isbeing made, you will only be able to hearthe traffic announcement after the callor navigation announcement is finished(in so far as the traffic announcement isstill being broadcast). The traffic an-nouncement is not recorded!

You can set the volume level at whichtelephone calls and navigation an-nouncements will initially be heard.




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “PHONE” appears in thedisplay.

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Note: You can use the volume control 5

to adjust the volume of telephonecalls and navigation announce-ments whilst you are listening tothem.

Setting the volume of theconfirmation beepThe system will output a confirmationbeep for some functions if you keep abutton pressed down for longer than twoseconds, for instance, when assigninga radio station to a station preset but-ton. You can adjust the volume of thisbeep.




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “BEEP VOL” appears inthe display.

Adjust the volume using the buttons 7. “0” means that thebeep is deactivated, “6” means thatthe maximum beep volume is set.



Automatic soundThis feature automatically adjusts thevolume of the car sound system to suitthe speed at which the vehicle is travel-ling. In order for this to work, your carsound system must be connected asdescribed in the installation instructions.

You can adjust the automatic volumeboost feature in six steps from (0 to 5).


Press the button 7 repeatedlyuntil “VOLUME MENU” appears inthe display.


Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “AUTO SOUND” appearsin the display.

Set the volume adjustment levelusing the buttons 7.



Note: The optimum setting for the speed-

dependent volume adjustment fea-ture depends on how noise levelsdevelop in your particular vehicle.You will need to test various set-tings in order to find out which isbest suited to your vehicle.

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DAB modeYou can enjoy radio in digital audio qual-ity thanks to DAB (Digital Audio Broad-cast).

Note:You need a special DAB antenna in or-der to operate the Woodstock DAB 54.This can either be a separate DAB roofantenna or a DAB/AM/FM combinationantenna. You can obtain further infor-mation from your Blaupunkt dealer.

Switching to DAB modeIf you are in radio, CD/MP3, MMC/SD,CD-changer, Microdrive™ or AUXmode,

press the DAB•TS button 4.

In contrast with standard radio broad-casting, several programmes are al-ways broadcast over the same frequen-cy for DAB. These programmes are ar-ranged in “ensembles”. An ensemblealways contains several programmes.

In turn, a programme can additionallycontain up to twelve sub-programmes.In the case of a sports station, for in-stance, various sports events can bebroadcast simultaneously as sub-pro-grammes. If a programme has sub-pro-grammes, you will see a “ ” displayedin front of the programme name.

DAB also offers further advantages:

NEWSNews reports (NEWS) are provided inaddition to the traffic announcements.If you wish, you can allow the news re-ports to be played. If the “NEWS ON”setting is activated, the current pro-gramme will be interrupted when a newsreport arrives, and the report will beplayed. At the end of the news report,the radio returns to the programme thatyou were listening to before.


Press the button 7 repeatedlyuntil “DAB MENU” appears in thedisplay.

Press the OK button : to displaythe DAB menu.

Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “NEWS OFF” or “NEWSON” appears in the display.

If you want to receive news reports,select “NEWS ON”. If you do not wantto listen to news reports, select “NEWSOFF”.

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WEATHERWeather reports (WEATHER) are pro-vided in addition to the traffic announce-ments. If you wish, you can allow theweather reports to be played. If the“WEATHER ON” setting is activated, thecurrent programme will be interruptedwhen a weather report arrives, and thereport will be played. At the end of theweather report, the radio returns to theprogramme that you were listening tobefore.




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “WEATHER OFF” or“WEATHER ON” appears in thedisplay.

If you want to receive weather reports,select “WEATHER ON”. If you do notwant to listen to weather reports, select“WEATHER OFF”.




SPORTSports reports are provided in additionto the traffic announcements, news re-ports and weather reports. If you wish,you can allow the sports reports to beplayed. If the “SPORT ON” setting isactivated, the current programme will beinterrupted when a sports report arrives,and the report will be played. At the endof the sports report, the radio returns tothe programme that you were listeningto before.




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “SPORT OFF” or“SPORT ON” appears in the dis-play.

If you want to receive sports reports,select “SPORT ON”. If you do not wantto listen to sports reports, select“SPORT OFF”.




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Note: You can interrupt a news, weather

or sports report whilst it is beingplayed by pressing the TRAF but-ton ;. The general priority set-tings are retained and the next re-port will be played when it arrives.

Switching DAB TA-REG on/offSince DAB frequencies are broadcastover a large area of the country, the sit-uation might arise in which you receivetraffic announcements that are not rel-evant to your region.

In order to avoid this, the DAB transmit-ter service areas are divided into re-gions.




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “DAB TREG OFF” or“DAB TREG ON” appears in thedisplay.

If you want to receive announcementsthat apply to specific regions, select“DAB TREG ON”. If you only want toreceive non-regional announcements,select “DAB TREG OFF”.




Note: Since this function is not supported

by all broadcasters, it is possiblethat you will not receive any trafficannouncements if the TA-REGfunction is activated. If you do notreceive any traffic announcementsover an extended period of time,please deactivate the TA-REGfunction.

Selecting the memory bankThis device lets you store DAB pro-grammes in four memory banks (DAB1,DAB2, DAB3 and DABT).

Five programmes can be stored in eachmemory bank.

Briefly press the DAB•TS button4 to switch between the memorybanks.

Notes: If there are no programmes stored

in the DABT memory bank yet, thismemory bank will not be displayed.If this is the case, first start aTravelstore scan (see “Storingprogrammes”).

You cannot select the DABT mem-ory bank if the PTY function is acti-vated.

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Tuning into ensemblesWith DAB, several programmes broad-casted over the same frequency arealways combined into an “ensemble”.

Note: Since various programmes from

different ensembles are stored au-tomatically in the DABT memorybank, you cannot use the functionsdescribed here for tuning into anensemble whilst the DABT memorybank is activated.

Selecting an ensembleYou can directly select ensembles thatyou have received once already (for thisto work, the ensemble must be receiv-able).

Briefly press the or button 7.

The name of the next or previous knownensemble is displayed. The first availa-ble programme in the ensemble isplayed.

Ensemble seek tuningYou can find new ensembles using seektuning.

For seek tuning downwards or up-wards, press and hold down the or button 7 for longer than twoseconds.

The radio tunes into the next receiva-ble ensemble. The ensemble name isdisplayed briefly. The first available pro-gramme in the ensemble is played.

Manually tuning an ensembleYou can also tune into ensembles man-ually.

Press the or button 7 duringseek tuning.

You can now tune the radio manu-ally using the or button 7.

Selecting programmesAfter you have tuned into an ensemble,you can select a programme from theensemble.

Select a programme from the en-semble using the buttons 7.

Scanning receivable DABprogrammes (DAB-SCAN)You can use the scan function to playall the receivable programmes briefly.

Starting DAB-SCAN

In DAB mode, press and holddown the OK button : for longerthan two seconds.

Note: You cannot use the DAB scan

function whilst the DABT memorybank is activated.

Scanning begins. The name of the cur-rent programme appears in the top lineand the name of the current ensembleappears in the bottom line. “SCAN-NING...” appears in the display whilstthe radio switches to the next ensem-ble.

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Stopping DAB-SCAN andcontinuing listening to a programme

Press the OK button :.

Scanning stops and the radio continuesplaying the programme that it tuned intolast. If you cancel the DAB-SCAN whilst“SCANNING...” is being displayed, theradio will retune to the programme youwere listening to last.

Storing programmes

Storing programmes manually

Select the memory bank that youwant.

Tune into the ensemble that youwant.

Select the programme that youwant to store.

Press and hold down one of thestation buttons 1 - 3 6 or 4 - 5 <for longer than two seconds to as-sign the programme to that button.

Storing programmes automatically(Travelstore)The Travelstore function stores the firstfive receivable programmes in alphabet-ical order and you can access them di-rectly using the station buttons. All theother programmes that were stored inthe “DABT” memory bank during theTravelstore scan can be accessed al-phabetically by pressing the buttons 7. You can switch rapidly be-tween the programmes if you press andhold down the buttons 7 for long-er than two seconds.

Note: Any programmes that were previ-

ously stored in this memory bankare deleted in the process.

You cannot use the DAB Travel-store feature if the PTY function isactivated.

Press and hold down the DAB•TSbutton 4 for longer than two sec-onds.

The storing procedure begins. “TRAV-ELSTORE PLEASE WAIT” appears inthe display. After the process is com-pleted, the programme that is stored inlocation 1 of the “DABT” memory bankwill be played. “NO LIST” appears in thedisplay if no programmes were foundduring the Travelstore scan.

Accessing stored programmes Select the memory bank.

Press the station button 1 - 3 6 or4 - 5 < that the programme youwant to listen to is assigned to.

DAB programme type (PTY)Besides transmitting the station name,an increasing number of stations alsoprovide information on the type of pro-gramme that they are broadcasting.Your car radio can receive and displaythis information.

For example, the programme types canbe:

CULTURE TRAVEL JAZZ

SPORT NEWS POP M

ROCK M DRAMA EASY M

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You can use the PTY function to selectstations of a particular programme type.

Switching DAB-PTY on/off Press the MENU button 9.



Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “DAB PTY ON” or “DABPTY OFF” appears in the display.

Press the or button 7 toswitch DAB-PTY ON or OFF.



Selecting a programme type andstarting seek tuning

Press the or button 7.

The current programme type appearsbriefly in the display. If you do not makea selection whilst this display is visible,the normal DAB display will be usedagain.

If you want to select another pro-gramme type, you can do so bypressing the or button 7whilst this display is visible.

Or

Press one of the buttons 1 - 3 6or 4 - 5 < to select a programmetype that is assigned to one ofthese buttons.

The selected programme type appearsbriefly in the display.

Press the or button 7 to startseek tuning.

The radio will then tune into the nextstation that it finds that corresponds toyour selected programme type.

Assigning a programme type to astation button

Select a programme type using the or button 7.

Press and hold down the stationbutton 1 - 3 6 or 4 - 5 < that youwant for longer than two seconds.

The programme type will then be as-signed to the selected button 1 - 3 6or 4 - 5 <.

Setting the DAB wavebandWith the Woodstock DAB54, you canreceive DAB programmes and ensem-bles on the following wavebands:“Band 3” (174 - 240 MHz) and “L-Band”(1452 - 1491 MHz). Since some coun-tries do not use both wavebands, youcan speed up seek tuning by excludingthe waveband that is not supported.




Press the or button 7repeatedly until “DAB-BAND L”,“DAB-BAND 3” or “DAB-BANDBOTH” appears in the display.

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Press the or button 7 toswitch between the settings.

If “DAB-BAND L” or “DAB-BAND 3” isset, only the selected waveband will beused. If “DAB-BAND BOTH” is set, bothwavebands will be used.



Switching between DAB and FMYou can select various settings forswitching between DAB and FM radiomode. It might be necessary to switchbetween DAB and FM radio if the DABor FM reception quality decreases se-verely.

If you select the “DAB-FM-AUTO” set-ting, the device automatically tunes intothe FM frequency of the programmecurrently being received (in so far as theprogramme is also receivable on FM),or it tunes into the DAB programme ofthe FM station that is currently tuned (inso far as the station is also available asa DAB programme).

If “DAB-FM-MANUAL” is set, the devicetunes into the FM frequency of the re-ceived DAB programme as soon as youmanually switch to FM radio mode (inso far as the station is receivable onFM).

If you set “DAB-FM OFF”, the FM sta-tion that you listened to last will beplayed when you switch to FM radiomode (if the station can be received).




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “DAB-FM AUTO”, “DAB-FM MANUAL” or “DAB-FM OFF”appears in the display.




DAB Service followingIf the reception quality of the programmebeing received decreases, the Wood-stock DAB54 can automatically tune tothe programme in another ensemble (ifavailable). For this feature to work, the“service following” function must be ac-tivated.

Switching service following on/offTo use service following,

briefly press the RDS•SF > buttonin DAB mode.

If service following is activated, the RDSsymbol lights up in the display in DABmode.

To deactivate service following,

briefly press the RDS•SF > buttonagain in DAB mode.

Service following is deactivated whenthe RDS symbol disappears.

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DAB sub-programmesSome DAB programmes contain sub-programmes. Programmes that containsub-programmes are marked with a “ ”in front of the programme name. If aprogramme contains sub-programmes,you can tune into them.

Selecting sub-programmesTo switch between the sub-programmesof a programme that you are tuned into,you must first switch to sub-programmemode,

press and hold down the button7 for longer than two seconds.

An inverted S will be displayed at theleft edge of the display to indicate thatyou are currently in sub-programmemode.

The name of the sub-programme is dis-played in the bottom display line.

To switch between the sub-pro-grammes,

briefly press the or button 7.

The radio tunes into the next or previ-ous sub-programme and then exits thesub-programme mode.

Note: Sub-programmes are so far only

supported by a few broadcasters.

DAB radio textIn addition to their programmes, somestations broadcast additional informa-tion (e.g. news) as scrolling text in thedisplay. The DAB radio text function isactivated at the factory by default. Sincedisplaying radio texts can distract youfrom the current road and traffic situa-tion, we ask you kindly to deactivate the“DAB radio text” function or to use it onlywhilst the vehicle is stationary.




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “RADIO TXT ON” or “RA-DIO TXT OFF” appears in the dis-play.

Press the or button 7 toswitch between “RADIO TXT ON”and “RADIO TXT OFF”.



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Setting the length of theprogramme namesMost programmes use programmenames that are 8 characters long (asyou are already familiar with from RDS).Some programmes use names that are16 characters long, which cannot bedisplayed in one go. If a programmeuses names that are 16 characters long,you can either limit the name to eightcharacters or display the 16-charactername as scrolling text.




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “SRV NAME 8” or “SRVNAME 16” appears in the display.

Press the or button 7 toswitch between “SRV NAME 8”(eight-character display) and “SRVNAME 16” (16-character display).



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Changing the displayYou can choose from various displayoptions in DAB mode:

“NORMAL MODE”:First line: Programme name and, ifapplicable, memory location.Second line: Ensemble name.

“CLOCK MODE”:First line: Programme name and, ifapplicable, memory location.Second line: Frequency of the en-semble, clock time.

“MINIMAL MODE”:The programme name is displayedon both lines.

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Radio modeThis device is equipped with an RDSradio receiver. Many of the receivableFM stations broadcast a signal that notonly carries the programme but alsoadditional information such as the sta-tion name and programme type (PTY).

The station name appears in the dis-play as soon as the tuner receives it.

Switching to radio modeIf you are in CD/MP3, MMC, DAB, CD-changer or AUX mode,

press the BND•TS button 3.

or

press the SRC button A repeated-ly until “TUNER” appears in the dis-play.

Convenient RDS functions (AF,REG)The convenient RDS functions AF (Al-ternative Frequency) and REGIONALextend your radio’s range of functions.

AF: If the RDS function is activat-ed, the radio automatically tunesinto the best receivable frequencyfor the station that is currently set.

REGIONAL: At certain times, someradio stations divide their pro-gramme into regional programmesproviding different content. You canuse the REG function to preventthe car radio from switching to al-ternative frequencies that aretransmitting different programmecontent.

Note: REGIONAL must be activated/de-

activated separately in the menu.

Switching REGIONAL on/off


“TUNER MENU” appears in the display.

Press the OK button : to displaythe tuner menu.

Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “REG” appears in the dis-play. “OFF” or “ON” is displayedalongside “REG”.

To switch REGIONAL on/off, pressthe or button 7.


Switching the RDS function on/offIf you want to use the RDS functions(AF and REGIONAL),

press the RDS•SF button >.

The RDS functions are active whenRDS lights up in the display.

Selecting the waveband /memory bankThis device can receive programmesbroadcast over the FM frequency rangeas well as the MW and LW (AM) wave-bands. There are three memory banksavailable for the FM waveband (FM1,FM2 and FMT) and one for each of theMW and LW wavebands.

Five stations can be stored in eachmemory bank.

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To switch between the FM memorybanks (FM1, FM2 and FMT) and theMW and LW wavebands,

briefly press the BND•TS button3.

Tuning into a stationThere are various ways of tuning into astation.

Automatic station seek tuning


The radio tunes into the next receiva-ble station.

Tuning into stations manuallyYou can also tune into stations manual-ly.

Note: You can only tune into stations

manually if the RDS function is de-activated.


Browsing through broadcastingnetworks (only FM)If a radio station provides several pro-grammes, you have the option of brows-ing through its so-called “broadcastingnetwork”.

Note: The RDS function must be activat-

ed before you can use this feature.

Press the or button 7 toswitch to the next station on thebroadcasting network.

Note: When using this feature, you will

only be able to switch to stationsthat you have received once beforealready. To receive the stations,use the Scan or Travelstore func-tion.

Setting the sensitivity of stationseek tuningYou can choose whether the radioshould only tune into stations providinggood reception or whether it can alsotune into those with a weak reception.




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “SENS” appears in thedisplay.

The display shows the currently set sen-sitivity level. “SENS HI3” means that thetuner is set to the highest sensitivitysetting. “SENS LO1” means it is set tothe lowest sensitivity setting.

Set the sensitivity level that youwant using the buttons 7.



Note: You can set different sensitivity lev-

els for FM and MW or LW (AM).

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Storing stations

Storing stations manually

Select the memory bank that youwant (FM1, FM2, FMT) or one ofthe wavebands (MW or LW).

Tune into the station that you want.

Press and hold down one of thestation buttons 1 - 3 6 or 4 - 5 <for longer than two seconds to as-sign the station to that button.

Storing stations automatically(Travelstore)You can automatically store the five sta-tions offering the strongest reception inthe region (only FM). The stations arestored in the FMT memory bank.

Note: Any stations that were previously

stored in this memory bank are de-leted in the process.

Press and hold down the BND•TSbutton 3 for longer than two sec-onds.

The storing procedure begins. “TRAV-EL STORE PLEASE WAIT” appears inthe display. After the process has com-pleted, the radio will play the station thatis stored in memory location 1 of theFMT memory bank.

Listening to stored stations Select the memory bank or wave-

band.

Press the station button 1 - 3 6 or4 - 5 < that the station you wantto listen to is assigned to.

Scanning receivable stations(SCAN)You can use the scan function to playall the receivable stations briefly. Youcan set the scanning time in the menuto between 5 and 30 seconds.

Starting SCAN

Press and hold down the OK but-ton : for longer than two sec-onds.

Scanning begins. “SCAN” appearsbriefly in the display followed by a flash-ing display of the current station nameor frequency.

Cancelling SCAN and continuinglistening to a station


Scanning stops and the radio continuesplaying the station that it tuned into last.

Setting the scanning time Press the MENU button 9.


Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “VARIOUS MENU” ap-pears in the display.

Press the OK button : to displaythe menu.

“SCAN TIME” and the currently set timeare displayed.

Set the scanning time that youwant using the buttons 7.



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Note: The scanning time that you set is

also applied by the system to scan-ning carried out in CD/MP3, MMC,DAB and CD-changer mode.

Programme type (PTY)Besides transmitting the station name,some FM stations also provide informa-tion on the type of programme that theyare broadcasting. Your car radio canreceive and display this information.

For example, the programme types canbe:

CULTURE TRAVEL JAZZ

SPORT NEWS POP

ROCK CLASSICS

You can use the PTY function to selectstations of a particular programme type.

PTY-EONIf you specify the programme type andstart seek tuning, the radio will switchfrom the current station to a station ofthe selected programme type.

Note: If the tuner does not find a station

that corresponds to the selectedprogramme type, you will hear abeep and “NO PTY” appears brieflyin the display. The radio will thenretune to the station that it receivedlast.

If the tuned radio station or anotherstation on the broadcasting net-work broadcasts your selected pro-gramme type at a later point intime, the radio will automatically

switch from the currently tuned sta-tion or from CD/MP3 mode or CD-changer mode to the station whoseprogramme type matches the oneyou selected.

Switching PTY on/off




“PTY” and the current setting appear inthe display.

Press the or button 7 toswitch PTY ON or OFF.


Selecting a programme type andstarting seek tuning


The programme type that you selectedlast appears in the display.

If you want to select another pro-gramme type, you can do so bypressing the or button 7whilst this display is visible.

Or

Press one of the buttons 1 - 3 6or 4 - 5 < to select a programmetype that is assigned to one ofthese buttons.

The selected programme type appearsbriefly in the display.

Press the or button 7 to startseek tuning.

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The radio will then tune into the nextstation that it finds that corresponds toyour selected programme type.

Assigning a programme type to astation button

Select a programme type using the or button 7.

Press and hold down the stationbutton 1 - 3 6 or 4 - 5 < that youwant for longer than two seconds.

The programme type will then be as-signed to the selected button 1 - 3 6or 4 - 5 <.

Optimising radio reception

Treble reduction feature duringinterference (HICUT)The HICUT function improves receptionduring poor radio reception (only FM).If interference occurs, the system auto-matically reduces the treble thus reduc-ing the interference level.

Switching HICUT on/off




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “HICUT” appears in thedisplay.

Press the or button 7 to ad-just the HICUT setting.

“HICUT 0” means that no automatic re-duction of the interference level will bemade; “HICUT 2” means that a maxi-mum reduction will be made.


Switching bandwidth duringinterference (SHARX)The SHARX function allows you tolargely avoid interference caused byneighbouring radio stations (FM only).Switch on the SHARX function if thedensity of radio stations in your area isvery high.

Switching SHARX on/off




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “SHARX” appears in thedisplay.

Press the or button 7 toswitch SHARX on/off.

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Configuring the displayYou have the option in radio mode ofdisplaying the frequency / radio text orthe frequency / radio text and the timein the lower display area. You can alsomake the system show just the stationname (if receivable) in the entire display.

Briefly press the DIS•ESC button8 to switch between the options.

Naming radio stations (only FM)This device allows you to give storedradio stations their own name. Thename can be up to eight characterslong. This name is displayed in the sec-ond line of the display beneath the fre-quency. You can only give stations aname that you have stored together withtheir frequency and which do not alreadyhave their own RDS name.




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “STATION NAME” ap-pears in the display.

Press the button 7.

You will now enter editing mode. Thecurrently set name is displayed and thefirst text input position flashes.

Use the / buttons 7 to selectthe character that you want. If youwant an empty space, simply se-lect the underscore.

Use the or button 7 to movefrom one text input position to an-other.


Activating/deactivating the radiotext displaySome stations use the RDS signal tobroadcast scrolling texts known as ra-dio texts. You can allow radio texts tobe displayed or you can block them.




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “R-TEXT” appears in thedisplay.

Press the or button 7 toswitch RADIOTEXT on/off.

“R-TEXT OFF” means that no radiotexts will be displayed and “R-TEXT ON”means they will be displayed.


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Switching traffic informationpriority on/off Press the TRAF button ;.

Traffic announcement priority is activewhen the traffic-jam symbol lights up inthe display.

Note:You will hear a warning beep:

if you leave the reception area of atraffic information station that youare currently listening to.

if, while listening to a CD/MP3,MMC or a CD in the changer, youleave the reception area of a trafficinformation station that the systemis tuned into and the subsequentautomatic search cannot find anew traffic information station.

if you retune the radio from a trafficinformation station to a station thatdoes not broadcast traffic informa-tion.

If you hear the warning beep, you caneither switch off traffic information pri-ority or tune into a station that broad-casts traffic information.

Traffic informationYour device is equipped with an RDS-EON receiver. EON stands for En-hanced Other Network.

Whenever a traffic announcement (TA)is broadcast, the system switches au-tomatically from a station that does notprovide traffic reports to the appropri-ate traffic information station within thebroadcasting network that does.

Once the traffic report has been played,the system will switch back to the pro-gramme that you were listening to be-fore.

DAB-FM traffic informationsourceIf traffic information priority is activated,the device automatically switches to anincoming traffic announcement beingbroadcast via DAB within a DAB broad-casting network (in DAB mode) or viaFM (in radio mode, see RDS-EON). InAUX, Compact Drive MP3, MMC/SD,CD and CD-changer mode, you willhear traffic announcements played fromthe source that was active last (eitherDAB or radio).

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Setting the volume for trafficannouncements Press the MENU button 9.



Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “TRAFFIC” appears inthe display.

Adjust the volume using the buttons 7.



Note: Using the volume control 5, you

can also adjust the volume duringa traffic announcement for the du-ration of that announcement.

Note: You can adjust the sound settings

and volume distribution settings fortraffic announcements. For furtherinformation, please read the“Sound” chapter.

CD modeYou can use this device to play stand-ard audio CDs, CD-Rs and CD-RWswith a diameter of 12 cm. To avoid prob-lems when playing CDs, you should notburn CDs at speeds greater than 16-speed.

Besides being able to play audio CDson this device, you can also play CDscontaining MP3 music files. For furtherinformation, please read the chapterentitled “MP3 mode”.

Risk of severe damage to theCD drive!CD singles with a diameter of 8 cmand non-circular contoured CDs(shape CDs) must not be used.We accept no responsibility for anydamage to the CD drive that mayoccur as a result of the use of un-suitable CDs.

Switching to CD mode If there is no CD inserted in the

drive,

switch on the device by pressingbutton 1.

press the button 2.

The flip-release panel opens.

Gently insert the CD with its printedside uppermost into the drive untilyou feel some resistance.

The drive draws in the CD automatical-ly.

You must not hinder or assist the driveas it draws in the CD.

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Gently close the control panelwhilst exerting a little pressure untilyou feel it click into place.

The CD starts playing.

If a CD is already inserted in thedrive,

press the SRC button A repeated-ly until “CD” appears in the display.

Playback begins from the point at whichit was last interrupted.

Selecting tracks Press one of the arrow buttons 7

to select the next or previous track.

If you press the or button 7 once,the player will play the current trackagain from the beginning.

Fast track selectionTo quickly select tracks backwards orforwards,

press and hold down one of the / buttons 7 until fast-reverse /

fast-forward track selection begins.

Fast searching (audible)To fast search backwards or forwards,

press and hold down one of the buttons 7 until fast searching

backwards / forwards begins.

Random track play (MIX) Press the 4 MIX button <.

“MIX CD ON” appears briefly in the dis-play and the MIX symbol lights up. Thenext randomly selected track will thenbe played.

Cancelling MIX

Press the 4 MIX button < again.

“MIX CD OFF” appears briefly in thedisplay and the MIX symbol disappears.

Scanning tracks (SCAN)You can scan (briefly play) all the trackson the CD.

Press and hold down the OK but-ton : for longer than two sec-onds.

The next track will then be scanned.

Note: You can set the scanning time. For

further information, please read thesection entitled “Setting the scan-ning time” in the “Radio mode”chapter.

Cancelling SCAN and continuinglistening to a track

To stop scanning, press the OKbutton :.

The currently scanned track will thencontinue to be played normally.

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Repeating tracks (REPEAT)If you want to repeat a track,

press the 5 RPT button <.

“RPT TRK ON” appears briefly in thedisplay and the RPT symbol lights up.The track is repeated continuously untilyou deactivate RPT.

Cancelling REPEATIf you want to cancel the repeat func-tion,

press the 5 RPT button < again.

“RPT TRK OFF” appears briefly in thedisplay and the RPT symbol disappears.Normal playback is then resumed.

Changing the displayYou can choose from various displayoptions in CD mode:

“NORMAL MODE”:First line: Track numberSecond line: Playing time

“INFO MODE”:First line: Track number and play-ing time.Second line: CD text or CD name

“CLOCK MODE”:First line: Track number and play-ing time.Second line: CD text or CD nameand clock time

“MINIMAL MODE”:The track number is displayed onboth lines.

Note: In the menu you can configure

whether you want to display theCD text or the CD name. For fur-ther information, please read thefollowing section entitled “Display-ing CD text”.

CD text can only be displayed if theappropriate information is con-tained on the CD. The CD namecan only be displayed if you havealready named the CD. For furtherinformation, please read the sec-tion entitled “Naming CDs”.

To switch between the display options,

press the DIS•ESC button 8 onceor several times until the displaythat you want appears.

Displaying CD text/CD nameSome CDs include CD text. The CD textmight contain the names of the artist,album and tracks.

The CD text is displayed in the secondline of the display instead of the CDname. You can allow the CD text to bedisplayed as scrolling text every timeyou switch to another track. The defaultdisplay will appear again after the wholeCD text has been shown once. For fur-ther information, please read the sec-tion entitled “Changing the display”.

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Switching CD text on/off




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “CD TEXT” or “CDNAME” appears in the display.

Use the buttons 7 to switchbetween the “CD TEXT” and “CDNAME” options.



Scrolling CD textIf the CD that is inserted in the drivecontains CD text, you can make thesystem display the text as scrolling textduring playback.

Briefly press the 1 SCL button 6.

Naming CDsThe car sound system allows you toassign names for up to 30 CDs so thatyou can recognise them more easily.The names can be up to eight charac-ters long. “CD NAME FULL” will appearin the display if you try assigning morethan 30 names.

Entering/editing CD names

Listen to the CD that you want.




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “CD NAME EDIT” ap-pears in the display.


You will now enter editing mode. If yourCD does not have a name yet, “ABC-DEFGH” appears in the display.The first text input position flashes.




press the OK button :.

Deleting a CD name

Listen to the CD whose name youwant to delete.




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Press and hold down the MENUbutton 9. After four seconds youwill hear a beep and “DELETENAME” appears in the display.

Let go of the MENU button 9.

The CD name will be deleted.

You can return to the menu bypressing the MENU button 9.

Deleting all CD namesYou can delete all the CD names storedin the car sound system.

Listen to a CD.






Press and hold down the MENUbutton 9. After four seconds youwill hear a beep and “DELETENAME” appears in the display.Continue holding the buttonpressed down until you hear a sec-ond beep and “DELETE ALL” ap-pears in the display.


The CD names will be deleted.

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Traffic announcements in CDmodeIf you wish to receive traffic announce-ments in CD mode,

press the TRAF button ;.

Traffic announcement priority is activewhen the traffic-jam symbol lights up inthe display. For further details, pleaseread the chapter entitled “Traffic infor-mation”.

Ejecting a CD Press the button 2.

The flip-release panel opens out to-wards you.

Press the eject button B next tothe CD compartment.

The CD is ejected.

Remove the CD and close the con-trol panel.

Note: If a CD is ejected, the drive will au-

tomatically draw it back in again af-ter 10 seconds.

You can also eject CDs whilst thedevice is switched off or whilst an-other audio source is activated.

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MP3 modeYou can also use this car sound sys-tem to play CD-Rs and CD-RWs thatcontain MP3 music files.

MP3 is a process developed by theFraunhofer Institute for compressing CDaudio data. Compression allows data tobe reduced to around 10% of their orig-inal size without a noticeable loss inquality (at a bit rate of 128 kbit/s). If alower bit rate is used to convert CD au-dio data to MP3, you will be able to cre-ate smaller files but this will be accom-panied by a loss in audio quality.

Preparing an MP3-CDThe various combinations of CD burn-ers, CD burning software and CD blanksmay lead to problems arising with thedevice’s ability to play certain CDs. Ifproblems occur with your own burnedCDs, you should try another brand ofCD blank or choose another colour ofCD blank. To avoid problems when play-ing CDs, you should not burn CDs atspeeds greater than 16-speed.

The format of the CD must be ISO 9660Level 1 / Level 2 or Joliet. Other formatscannot be played reliably.

You can create a maximum of 253 di-rectories on a CD. You can use this de-vice to access each of these directo-ries.

Regardless of the number of directorieson the CD, the device can handle up to65,535 MP3 files on a single CD - evenif they are all stored in one directory.

This device supports as many subdirec-tories as your burner software can cre-ate despite the fact that the maximumdirectory depth defined by the ISO 9660standard is only 8.

D01

D02

T001

T005T004T003T002

D03

T001

T006T005T004T003T002

T011

T007T008T009T010

D04

T001

T006T005T004T003T002

Directories

Tracks•Files

You can name each directory using aPC. The device is capable of displayingthe directory name. Name the directo-ries and tracks/files using your CD burn-er software. The software’s instructionmanual will provide details on how todo this.

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Note: When naming directories and

tracks/files you should avoid usingaccents and special characters.You can use a maximum of 32characters (including the “.MP3” fileextension) for track names and di-rectory names.

If you like your files to be in the correctorder, you should use burner softwarethat places files in alphanumerical or-der. If your software does not providethis feature you also have the option ofsorting the files manually. To do so, youshould place a number (e.g. “001”,“002”, etc.) at the beginning of each filename - you must include the leadingzeros.

MP3 tracks can contain additional in-formation such as the artist, album andtrack names (ID3 tags). This device candisplay ID3 tags (version 1). When cre-ating (encoding) MP3 files from audiofiles, you should use bit rates up to amaximum of 256 kbits/sec.

This device can only play MP3 files thathave the “.MP3” file extension.

Notes:To ensure uninterrupted playback,

do not try changing the file exten-sion to “.MP3” of any files otherthan MP3 files and then attempt toplay them! The device will ignorethese invalid files during playback.

Do not use “mixed” CDs containingboth non-MP3 data and MP3tracks (the device only reads MP3files during MP3 playback).

Do not use mix-mode CDs contain-ing both CD-audio tracks and MP3tracks. If you try playing a mix-mode CD, the device will only playthe CD-audio tracks.

Switching to MP3 modeMP3 mode is activated in the same wayas normal CD mode. For further infor-mation, please read the section entitled“Switching to CD mode” in the “CDmode” chapter.

Configuring the display

Configuring the default displayYou can display various types of infor-mation on the current track:

1. “NORMAL MODE”:First line: Track nameSecond line: Directory name

2. “INFO MODE”:First line: Track name.Second line: MP3-ID TAG (if avail-able and activated, see “SelectingMP3 info”).

Note: The system can display MP3-ID

tags (version 1) if they have beensaved with the MP3 files (for furtherinformation, please read the in-structions that came with your PC’sMP3 software or burner software).

3. “MP3 BROWSE MODE”:First line: Directory nameSecond line: Track name.

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Note: You can use MP3 browse mode to

find MP3 files on your CD quicklyand conveniently. You cannot usethe fast search, MIX, SCAN orREPEAT functions whilst in MP3browse mode.

4. “TRACK AND DIR MODE”:First line: Track number and play-ing time.Second line: Directory number

5. “CLOCK MODE”:First line: Directory number andtrack number.Second line: CD text or CD nameand clock time

To switch between the different displayoptions,

press the DIS•ESC button 8.

Selecting a directory

Selecting a directory using thearrow buttons (Normal, info, trackand dir and clock mode)To move up or down to another directory,

press the or button 7 once orseveral times.

Note: The device will automatically skip

any directories that do not containMP3 files. The device will automati-cally correct the number of directo-ries for the display. This numbermight therefore no longer be identi-cal to the number of directories thatyou actually created.

Selecting the directory in browsemodeYou can display the current and subse-quent directory in both lines of the dis-play. The directories are displayed withthe names that you created when burn-ing the CD. Whilst the directories arebeing displayed, you can use the arrowbuttons to display and select all theavailable directories.

During MP3 playback, press theDIS•ESC button 8 repeatedly un-til “MP3 BROWSE MODE” appearsin the display.

Press the or button 7 to dis-play the directories on the CD.

If you want to select a directory,press one of the / buttons 7repeatedly until the directory isshown in the top line of the displayand then press the OK button :.

The selected directory opens and thefirst track starts playing. The tracks con-tained in the directory are displayed inbrowse mode.

Selecting tracks

Selecting tracks/files using thearrow buttons (Normal, info, trackand dir and clock mode)To move up or down to another track/file in the current directory,


If you press the button 7 once, thecurrent track will be played again fromthe beginning.

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Selecting tracks in browse modeBrowse mode conveniently allows youto view the tracks contained in a direc-tory and then select a particular track.

During MP3 playback, repeatedlypress the DIS•ESC button 8 until“MP3 BROWSE MODE” is dis-played.

Press the or button 7 to dis-play all the tracks contained in thedirectory one after another.

If you want to select the currentlydisplayed track, press the OK but-ton :.

Fast searching(not in MP3 browse mode)To fast search backwards or forwards,

press and hold down the or button 7 until fast searching back-wards / forwards begins.

Random track play – MIX(not in MP3 browse mode)To play the tracks in the current directo-ry in random order,

briefly press the 4 MIX button <.

“MIX DIR” appears in the display andthe MIX symbol lights up.

To play the tracks contained in all thedirectories on the inserted MP3-CD inrandom order,

press the 4 MIX button < again.

“MIX CD” appears in the display and theMIX symbol lights up.

Cancelling MIXTo cancel MIX,

briefly and repeatedly press the 4MIX button < until “MIX OFF” ap-pears in the display.

The MIX symbol disappears.

Scanning tracks – SCAN(not in MP3 browse mode)You can scan (briefly play) all the trackson the CD.

Press and hold down the OK but-ton : for longer than two sec-onds. The next track will then bescanned.

“SCAN” and the selected display modeappear alternately in the display (see“Configuring the display”).


further information on setting thescanning time, please read thesection entitled “Setting the scan-ning time” in the “Radio mode”chapter.


Briefly press the OK button :.


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Repeating individual tracks orwhole directories – REPEAT(not in MP3 browse mode)To play the current track repeatedly,

briefly press the 5 RPT button <.

“REPEAT TRACK” appears briefly in thedisplay and RPT lights up.

To repeat the whole directory,


“REPEAT DIR” appears briefly in thedisplay.

Cancelling REPEATTo stop the current track or current di-rectory from being repeated,

briefly and repeatedly press the 5RPT button < until “REPEATOFF” appears in the display.

RPT disappears from the display.

Selecting MP3 infoIf you want to select the “MP3 INFO”display mode, you first have to activatethis function in the menu.In order for the system to be able to dis-play MP3 information, the informationmust be stored on the CD in the form ofID tags together with the MP3 files.




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “MP3 INFO” appears inthe display.

Use the buttons 7 to switchbetween the “ON” and “OFF” op-tions.



Displaying scrolling textThe selected information (track, albumor file name and directory name) is dis-played once as scrolling text when thetrack changes. To display the informa-tion again as scrolling text,

briefly press the 1 SCL button 6.

Programming your favouritetracks on an MP3-CDUsing the TPM function (Track ProgramMemory), you can program and play upto 192 favourite tracks for a maximumof 3 CDs or MMCs. You can programthe tracks in any order you like, howev-er, the tracks will always be played inascending order. If you have activatedthe favourite track (TPM) feature, onlythe previously programmed tracks onthe current MP3-CD/ MMC will beplayed.

Programming favourite tracksTo program your favourite tracks for aCD, proceed as follows:

Select your first favourite track.

Press and hold down the 2 TPMbutton 6 for longer than two sec-onds.

“TRACK STORED” appears in the dis-play. The track has now been added tothe list of favourite tracks for this CD.

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Continue in the same way for allyour remaining favourite tracks onthe CD.

Switching TPM on/offTo switch the TPM function on/off,

press the 2 TPM button 6 repeat-edly until “TPM ON” or “TPM OFF”appears in the display.

If no tracks are programmed, an appro-priate notification will be displayed.

Deleting individual tracks from a listYou can delete individual tracks from alist of favourite tracks.

Listen to the track that you want todelete from the list.


Press and hold down the 3 CLRbutton 6 for longer than two andless than four seconds until youhear a confirmation beep.

Deleting all the lists for all CDsYou can delete all the stored tracks forall the CDs.

Press and hold down the 3 CLRbutton 6 for longer than eightseconds until you have heard allthree confirmation beeps.

MMC/SD modeYou can play files stored on an MMC/SD (Multi-Media Card / Secure Digital)using the Woodstock DAB54. You canwrite data onto the MMCs/SDs that youwant to use with the Woodstock DAB54with the help of a standard MMC/SDcard reader and your PC.

Note: Please note that when you prepare

the MMC/SD, you must observethe directory structure rules as de-scribed in the “MP3 mode” chapter.

In order to optimise the device’s accessto the data on the MMCs/SDs, youshould store no more than 20 directo-ries and a maximum of 200 files on anMMC/SD.

Inserting/removing MMCs/SDsThe MMC/SD slot is located on the leftbelow the CD compartment. To insert/remove an MMC, you must first detachthe flip-release panel. To do so, pleaseread the “Detachable control panel”chapter.

Inserting an MMC/SD

Detach the flip-release panel.

Insert the MMC/SD with its labelledside uppermost and its contactsfirst into the MMC/SD slot until youfeel the MMC/SD click into place.

Attach the flip-release panel again.

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Removing an MMC/SD

Detach the flip-release panel.

Carefully push the MMC/SD intothe device until you feel a slight re-sistance.

The MMC/SD is now unlatched.

Carefully pull the MMC/SD out ofthe slot.

Attach the flip-release panel again.

Switching to MMC/SD mode Press the SRC button A repeat-

edly until “MMC” appears in thedisplay.

Playback begins with the first track thatthe device detects.

Configuring the display

Configuring the default displayYou can display various types of infor-mation on the current track:

1. “NORMAL MODE”:First line: Track nameSecond line: Directory name

2. “INFO MODE”:First line: Track name.Second line: MP3-ID TAG (if avail-able and activated, see “SelectingMP3 info”).

Note: The system can display MP3-ID

tags (version 1) if they have beensaved with the MP3 files (for furtherinformation, please read the in-structions that came with your PC’sMP3 software or burner software).

3. “MP3 BROWSE MODE”:First line: Directory nameSecond line: Track name.

Note: You can use MP3 browse mode to

find MP3 files on your CD quicklyand conveniently. You cannot usethe fast search, MIX, SCAN orREPEAT functions whilst in MP3browse mode.

4. “TRACK AND DIR MODE”:First line: Track number and play-ing time.Second line: Directory number

5. “CLOCK MODE”:First line: Directory number andtrack number.Second line: CD text or CD nameand clock time

To switch between the different displayoptions,


Selecting a directory

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Note: The device will automatically skip

any directories that do not containMP3 files. The device will automati-cally correct the number of directo-ries for the display. This numbermight therefore no longer be identi-cal to the number of directories thatyou actually created.

Selecting the directory in browsemodeYou can display the current and subse-quent directory in both lines of the dis-play. The directories are displayed withthe names that you used when you cre-ated the directories on the MMC/SD.Whilst the directories are being dis-played, you can use the arrow buttonsto display and select all the availabledirectories.

During MP3 playback, press theDIS•ESC button 8 repeatedly un-til “MP3 BROWSE MODE” appearsin the display.

Press the or button 7 to dis-play the directories on the CD.

If you want to select a directory,press one of the / buttons 7repeatedly until the directory isshown in the top line of the displayand then press the OK button :.

The selected directory opens and thefirst track starts playing. The tracks con-tained in the directory are displayed inbrowse mode.

Selecting tracks

Selecting tracks/files using thearrow buttons (Normal, info, trackand dir and clock mode)To move up or down to another track/file in the current directory,


If you press the button 7 once, thecurrent track will be played again fromthe beginning.

Selecting tracks in browse modeBrowse mode conveniently allows youto view the tracks contained in a direc-tory and then select a particular track.

During MP3 playback, repeatedlypress the DIS•ESC button 8 until“MP3 BROWSE MODE” is dis-played.

Press the or button 7 to dis-play all the tracks contained in thedirectory one after another.

If you want to select the currentlydisplayed track, press the OK but-ton :.

Fast searching(not in MP3 browse mode)To fast search backwards or forwards,

press and hold down the or button 7 until fast searching back-wards / forwards begins.

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Random track play – MIX(not in MP3 browse mode)To play the tracks in the current directo-ry in random order,


“MIX DIR” appears in the display andthe MIX symbol lights up.

To play the tracks contained in all thedirectories on the inserted MP3-CD inrandom order,


“MIX CD” appears in the display and theMIX symbol lights up.

Cancelling MIXTo cancel MIX,

briefly and repeatedly press the 4MIX button < until “MIX OFF” ap-pears in the display.

The MIX symbol disappears.

Scanning tracks – SCAN(not in MP3 browse mode)You can scan (briefly play) all the trackson the CD.

Press and hold down the OK but-ton : for longer than two sec-onds. The next track will then bescanned.

“SCAN” and the selected display modeappear alternately in the display (see“Configuring the display”).


further information on setting thescanning time, please read the

section entitled “Setting the scan-ning time” in the “Radio mode”chapter.


Briefly press the OK button :.


Repeating individual tracks orwhole directories – REPEAT(not in MP3 browse mode)To play the current track repeatedly,


“REPEAT TRACK” appears briefly in thedisplay and RPT lights up.

To repeat the whole directory,


“REPEAT DIR” appears briefly in thedisplay.

Cancelling REPEATTo stop the current track or current di-rectory from being repeated,

briefly and repeatedly press the 5RPT button < until “REPEATOFF” appears in the display.

RPT disappears from the display.

Selecting MP3 infoIf you want to select the “MP3 INFO”display mode, you first have to activatethis function in the menu.In order for the system to be able to dis-play MP3 information, the informationmust be stored on the CD in the form ofID tags together with the MP3 files.

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Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “MP3 INFO” appears inthe display.




Displaying scrolling textThe selected information (track, albumor file name and directory name) is dis-played once as scrolling text when thetrack changes. To display the informa-tion again as scrolling text,

briefly press the 1 SCL button 6.

Recording DAB programmesonto MMCs/SDsYou can use this device to record a DABprogramme onto an inserted MMC/SDcard. The DAB data stream is thenstored as an MPEG file on the MMC/SD (MPEG 1, Layer 2).

There are numerous MMCs/SDs avail-able on the market.

Since the quality and software of theMMCs/SDs can vary, Blaupunkt cannotguarantee the correct functioning of allthe MMCs/SDs that are available on themarket.

Blaupunkt therefore recommends usingMMC/SD cards made by “SanDisk” and“Panasonic” with a maximum storagecapacity of 512 MBytes, since optimumfunctionality has been achieved withthese cards.

If cards are formatted using a PC, thereis no guarantee that files will definitelybe able to be saved onto the cards andthen read from them.

The only supported file system is FAT16.If you attempt to record onto an MMC/SD that is formatted differently, you willsee “UNFORMATTED” appear in thedisplay.

Before using MMCs/SDs in the Wood-stock DAB54, you should definitely for-mat them in the Woodstock DAB54. Forfurther details, please read the sectionentitled “Formatting MMCs/SDs” in the“MMC/SD mode” chapter of the operat-ing instructions.

Before starting to record, you shouldmake sure there is sufficient space onthe inserted MMC/SD and that there areno more than 254 directories presenton the MMC/SD.

You must not remove an MMC/SD fromthe device whilst recording is inprogress. Always make sure you firstswitch off the Woodstock DAB54 beforeremoving an MMC/SD card.

Starting recordingTo record a DAB programme onto anMMC/SD,

switch to DAB mode and select theprogramme that you want torecord. For further details on this,

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please read the “DAB mode” chap-ter.

Press the REC•DEL button ?when you want to start recording.

Notes: You cannot start recording during

the first 15 seconds after switchingto DAB mode or after switching onthe radio with DAB mode activated.This also applies even if youpressed the REC•DEL button ?and “RECORDING” appears in thedisplay.

To avoid damaging the MMC/SD,you should never start the enginewhilst recording. Starting the en-gine might cause the voltage of thevehicle’s electrical system to drop,which could permanently damagethe MMC/SD.

The automatic DAB-FM switchingfeature is deactivated whilst record-ing is taking place. The DAB pro-gramme remains tuned during re-cording, even if the reception quali-ty deteriorates.

Recording starts and “RECORDING”appears in the display for 2 seconds.

If there is insufficient space available onthe card, “CARD FULL” appears in thedisplay for 2 seconds. In this case, de-lete some tracks from the MMC/SD (see“Deleting recordings” below) or insertanother MMC/SD.

The file created during recording is giv-en a name as follows:ddhhmmss.mp3. “dd” stands for theday the recording was made, “hh”

stands for the hour recording was start-ed, “mm” stands for minutes and “ss”for seconds.

The device creates the “DAB_DIR” di-rectory on the MMC/SD to store the re-corded files.

Telephone/navigation duringrecordingTelephone calls or voice output from anavigation system do not affect record-ing. The DAB programme continues tobe recorded in the background duringa telephone call or voice output.

Stopping recordingIf you want to stop recording,

briefly press the REC•DEL button?.

“RECORDING STOPPED” appears inthe display for two seconds.

Recording is stopped automatically inthe following cases:

If the storage space on the MMC/SD fills completely during record-ing. In this case, “CARD FULL” ap-pears in the display.

If you switch programmes duringthe recording.

If a problem arises with communi-cations between the MMC/SD andthe device, you will see “MMC ER-ROR” appear in the display and re-cording is then stopped.

If you deactivate DAB mode whilstrecording, e.g. by switching to CDmode or radio mode.

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Making a timer-controlledrecording of a DAB programmeYou can use this device to record a DABprogramme at a preset time. The DABprogramme that you listened to last willbe recorded (if can still be received) fora set length of time (adjustable between1 and 90 minutes) whilst the car radiois switched off. You can programme twotimers.

Switching timer-controlledrecording on/off

In MMC mode, press and holddown the REC•DEL button ? forlonger than two seconds.

The MMC record menu is displayed.“MMC REC ON” or “MMC REC OFF”appears in the display.

Press the or button 7 toswitch between the settings “MMCREC ON” and “MMC REC OFF”.

Setting the timer and recordingdurationYou can programme two recording tim-ers.

Note: If you only want to make one re-

cording at a particular time, set thesecond timer to the same time set-ting as the first.

In MMC mode, press and holddown the REC•DEL button ? forlonger than two seconds.

The MMC record menu is displayed.“MMC REC ON” or “MMC REC OFF”appears in the display.

Press the button 7.

The currently set recording “DURA-TION” is displayed. The set recordingduration is the same for both timers.

To set the recording duration,

Adjust the recording duration usingthe buttons 7.

Press the button 7.

TIMER 1 and the set clock time are dis-played.

To adjust TIMER 1,

press the OK button :.

The hours behind “TIMER 1” begin toflash.

Use the / buttons 7 to set thehour at which you want recordingto begin.

To set the minutes for the start of re-cording,

press the button 7.

The minutes behind “TIMER 1” beginto flash.

Use the / buttons 7 to set theminute at which you want recordingto begin.


Note: If you want to set the second timer,

press the button 7 whilst “TIM-ER 1” is being displayed. “TIMER2” is displayed. Adjust the settingsfor “TIMER 2” in the same way asdescribed for “TIMER 1”.

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The settings are saved.

To close the MMC-RECORD menu,

Press and hold down theREC•DEL button ? for longerthan two seconds.

Playing recordings using thedeviceYou can listen to the recording by se-lecting its corresponding file name in the“DAB_DIR” directory on the MMC/SD.For further details on this, please readthe sections entitled “Selecting a direc-tory” and “Selecting tracks” at the startof the chapter. If you switch to MMCmode after making a recording, the de-vice will start playing the track that wasrecorded first.

To select the track that was record-ed last, press the button 7 assoon as playback begins.

Playing recordings on other devicesYou can also play the recordings on yourPC. To do so, you need an MMC/SDcard reader and a player software ap-plication. You can also listen to record-ings on players that are capable of read-ing MMCs/SDs.

Notes: Even though the file is not an MP3

file, it is still given the “mp3” file ex-tension. Since all standard playersoftware applications support Lay-er 2 files, you can play them on acomputer. If you experience prob-lems when playing the files on an-other device, please check that theplayer is compatible with Layer 2.

The Woodstock DAB54 uses spe-cial algorithms for playing DAB pro-grammes in order to ensure an op-timum listening experience even ifyou are playing material that wasrecorded during poor reception. PCprogrammes do not use specialsignal processing, which meansthat files might sound differentwhen listened to on a computer,e.g. errors are not suppressed anddistortion might be heard.

Deleting recordingsYou can delete individual files that arestored on an MMC/SD.

Listen to the file that you want todelete from the MMC/SD.

Press the REC•DEL button ?.

“DELETE ? YES = REC•DEL” appearsin the display for two seconds.

Press the REC•DEL button ? dur-ing these two seconds.

Repeat this procedure with all thetracks that you want to delete.

Formatting MMCs/SDsYou can format an MMC/SD in the de-vice. All the data that are stored on itare deleted in the process.

Note: You should format the MMC/SD in

the device to ensure card compati-bility with the device.

You can only format the card whilst thedevice is set to AUX, CD/MP3 or FMmode.

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Switch to FM radio mode. For fur-ther details on this, please read the“Radio mode” chapter.


Press the button 7 repeatedlyuntil “VARIOUS MENU” appears inthe display.


Press the / buttons 7 to se-lect “MMC FORMAT”.


“ARE YOU SURE? YES=OK NO=ESC”appears in the display.

Press the OK button : to formatthe card.

Configuring the displayYou can choose between various dis-play options. For further details on this,please read the section entitled “Con-figuring the display” in the “MP3 mode”chapter.

Programming your favouritetracks for an MMC/SDUsing the TPM function (Track ProgramMemory), you can program and playyour favourite tracks for an MMC/SD.Programming is carried out in the sameway as described in “Programming yourfavourite tracks for an MP3-CD” in the“MP3 mode” chapter.

Switching pre-record on/offIf you activate the DAB pre-record func-tion, the device will continuously buffer480 Kbytes of the current programme.

Since the size of the buffer memory isfixed, the length of the file that can bebuffered depends on the data rate ofthe received DAB programme. There-fore, 20 seconds can be buffered at adata rate of 192 Kbits/s, 30 seconds at128 Kbits/s and 60 seconds at64 Kbits/s. The usual bit rate for DAB is192 Kbits/s.

If you have activated the pre-recordfunction and then start a recording inDAB mode, the 20 seconds (in the caseof 192 Kbits/s) that were broadcast be-fore you pressed the record button willalways be included in the recording.(The first 15 seconds directly afterswitching to DAB mode, however, areexcluded.)




Press the / buttons 7 to se-lect “PRE REC ON” or “PRE RECOFF”.

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CD-changer mode

Note: Information on handling CDs, in-

serting CDs and operating the CDchanger can be found in the oper-ating instructions supplied withyour CD changer.

Switching to CD-changer mode Press the SRC button A repeat-

edly until “CDC” appears in the dis-play.

The device starts playing the first CDthat the CD changer detects.

Selecting CDsTo move up or down to another CD,


Note: The device will ignore empty CD

slots in the changer and slots con-taining invalid CDs.

Selecting tracksTo move up or down to another trackon the current CD,


Fast searching (audible)To fast search backwards or forwards,

press and hold down one of the buttons 7 until fast searching

backwards / forwards begins.

Changing the displayYou can choose from various displayoptions in CD-changer mode:

“NORMAL MODE”:First line: Track numberSecond line: CD number / CDname and playing time

“CLOCK MODE”:First line: Track number.Second line: CD number / CDname and clock time

“MINIMAL MODE”:First and second line: Tracknumber.

To switch between the display options,


In the menu you can choose to displaythe CD name (if available) instead ofthe CD number. (For further information,please read the “Naming CDs” section):




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “CD NAME” or “DISCNUMBER” appears in the display.

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Repeating individual tracks orwhole CDs (REPEAT)To repeat the current track,


“REPEAT TRACK” appears briefly andRPT lights up in the display.

To repeat the current CD,


“REPEAT CD” appears briefly and RPTlights up in the display.

Cancelling REPEATTo stop the current track or current CDfrom being repeated,

repeatedly press button 5 RPT <until “REPEAT OFF” appears in thedisplay and RPT disappears.

Random track play (MIX)To play the tracks on the current CD inrandom order,


“MIX CD” appears briefly and MIX lightsup in the display.

To play the tracks on all inserted CDs inrandom order,


“MIX ALL” appears briefly and MIX lightsup in the display.

Cancelling MIX Briefly and repeatedly press the 4

MIX button < until “MIX OFF” ap-pears in the display and MIX disap-pears.

Scanning all tracks on all CDs(SCAN)To scan (briefly play) all the tracks onall the inserted CDs in ascending order,

press and hold down the OK but-ton : for longer than two sec-onds.

“SCAN” and the selected display modeappear alternately in the display.

Stopping SCANTo stop scanning,

briefly press the OK button :.



further information, please read thesection entitled “Setting the scan-ning time” in the “Radio mode”chapter.

Naming CDsThe car sound system allows you toassign names for up to 30 CDs so thatyou can recognise them more easily.The names can be a maximum of sev-en characters long.

“CD NAME FULL” will appear in the dis-play if you try assigning more than 30names.

Entering/editing CD names

Listen to the CD that you want.



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You will now enter editing mode. If yourCD does not have a name yet, “ABC-DEFG” appears in the display.The currently active text input positionflashes.





Deleting a CD name

Listen to the CD whose name youwant to delete.






The name of the current CD is dis-played.

Press and hold down the MENUbutton 9. After four seconds youwill hear a beep and “DELETENAME” appears in the display.


The CD name will be deleted.

You can return to the menu bypressing the MENU button 9.

Deleting all CD namesYou can delete all the CD names storedin the car sound system.

Listen to a CD.






The name of the current CD is dis-played.

Press and hold down the MENUbutton 9. After four seconds youwill hear a beep and “DELETENAME” appears in the display.Continue holding the buttonpressed down until you hear a sec-ond beep and “DELETE ALL” ap-pears in the display.


The CD names will be deleted.

You can close the menu by press-ing the MENU button 9.

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CLOCK time

Displaying the timeYou can make the clock time appearcontinuously in the bottom part of thedisplay while any audio source is acti-vated. For further information, pleaseread the “Configuring the display” sec-tions in the relevant chapters.

Setting the clock automaticallyYou can configure the system to set theclock time automatically using the RDSsignal.


Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “CLOCK MENU” appearsin the display.


Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “CLOCK AUTO” or“CLOCK MANUAL” appears in thedisplay.

Select the “CLOCK AUTO” settingusing the or button 7.


The menu appears again.

Setting the clock manuallyTo set the clock time manually,




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “CLOCK SET” appears inthe display.


The time appears in the display.The hours flash and can be adjusted.

Set the hours using the / but-tons 7.

Once the hours are set,

press the button 7.

The minutes flash.

Set the minutes using the / buttons 7.

Press the OK button : and thenthe MENU button 9.

Selecting 12/24-hour clockmode Press the MENU button 9.



Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “24 HOUR MODE” or “12 HOUR MODE” appears in thedisplay.

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Displaying the time continuouslywhen the device is off and theignition is onTo display the time when the device isoff and the vehicle ignition is on,




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “OFF CLOCK OFF” or“OFF CLOCK ON” appears in thedisplay.

Press the or button 7 toswitch between the ON/OFF set-tings.



SoundYou can adjust the sound settings (bassand treble) separately for each source(radio, CD/MP3, CD changer, AUX, traf-fic announcement, telephone/naviga-tion). The volume distribution settings(balance and fader) apply to all the au-dio sources.

Note: You can only adjust the audio set-

tings for traffic announcements andthe navigation system whilst a traf-fic announcement or navigation an-nouncement is actually playing.Likewise, you can only adjust thetelephone audio settings during atelephone call.

Adjusting the bass Press the AUD•DEQ @ button.

Press the or button 7 to ad-just the bass.

Press the AUD•DEQ button @ toclose the menu or press the or button 7 to make further changesto the settings.

Adjusting the treble Press the AUD•DEQ @ button.

Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “TREBLE” appears in thedisplay.

Press the or button 7 to ad-just the treble.


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Setting the left/right volumedistribution (balance)To adjust the left/right volume distribu-tion (balance),

press the AUD•DEQ @ button.

Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “BALANCE” appears inthe display.

Press the or button 7 to ad-just the balance (right/left).


Adjusting the front/rear volumedistribution (fader)To adjust the front/rear volume distribu-tion (fader),

press the AUD•DEQ @ button.

Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “FADER” appears in thedisplay.

Press the or button 7 to ad-just the fader (front/rear).


X-BASSThe X-BASS feature can be used toboost the bass at low volume levels.

Adjusting the X-BASS boostThe X-BASS boost (LVL) can be set insteps ranging from 0 to 6 for one of thefollowing frequencies: 32 Hz, 40 Hz,50 Hz, 63 Hz or 80 Hz.

“LEVEL 0” means that no X-BASS boostwill be applied, and “LEVEL 6” meansthat X-BASS will be boosted by themaximum amount.

Press the AUD•DEQ button @.

“BASS” appears in the display.

Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “X-BASS” appears in thedisplay.


The X-Bass menu is displayed. The fre-quency flashes.

Press the or button 7 to setthe frequency that you want.

Press the button 7.

The boost level flashes.

Press the or button 7 to setthe boost level that you want.


press the AUD•DEQ button @.

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EqualizerThe device is equipped with a DEQ+.

This means you have three 5-bandequalizers, six sound presets and sev-en vehicle presets at your disposal.

You can configure the EQ1 - EQ3 equal-izers manually. When doing so you canadjust (boost or reduce) one frequencyof an equalizer band as well as the qual-ity factor, i.e. the width of the filter.

Furthermore, you can calibrate oneequalizer automatically. You can obtainthe calibration microphone necessaryfor this from accessory retailers.

The following bands are available:

LOW 1 20 - 250 Hz

LOW 2 20 - 250 Hz

HIGH 1 315 - 20,000 Hz

HIGH 2 315 - 20,000 Hz

HIGH 3 315 - 20,000 Hz

Switching the equalizer on/offTo switch the equalizer on/off,

press and hold down theAUD•DEQ button @ for longerthan two seconds.

The equalizer menu appears in the dis-play.

To activate the equalizer,

select one of the sound presets oradjust the equalizer manually. Forfurther details on this, please readthe sections that follow in thischapter.

To deactivate the equalizer,

press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “EQ OFF” appears in thedisplay.

Press the OK button : and thenthe DIS•ESC button 8.

Selecting sound presetsYou can select sound presets for thefollowing music types.

POP

ROCK

TECHNO

JAZZ

CLASSIC

SPEECH

The settings for these music styles havealready been programmed.

Press and hold down theAUD•DEQ button @ for longerthan two seconds.

Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “SOUND PRESETS” ap-pears in the display.


Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until the sound preset that youwant is displayed.



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Selecting vehicle presetsYou can select optimised equalizer set-tings for the following vehicle types.

COMPACT

4DOOR

CONVERT

VAN

ROADSTER

MINI

TRUCK

The settings for these vehicle typeshave already been programmed.


Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “CAR PRESETS” ap-pears in the display.


Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until the vehicle type that youwant is displayed.

Press the AUD•DEQ @ button.


Automatically calibrating theequalizerYou can electronically calibrate andstore values for one of the three equal-izers (“EQ1”, “EQ2” or “EQ3”), e.g. forone of the following situations:

For the driver alone

For the driver and front passenger

For the front and rear occupants

Hold the calibration microphone in theappropriate position whilst calibration istaking place.

The position of the microphone for Sit-uation 1 (e.g. for the driver alone) is atthe height of the driver’s head, approx.10 centimetres next to the right ear.

For Situation 2, the microphone shouldbe positioned at head height betweenthe driver and the front passenger.

For Situation 3, you should position themicrophone at head height in the cen-tre of the vehicle interior (left/right, front/rear).

Really quiet surroundings are requiredfor the calibration. Any extraneous noisewill distort the measured values. Thewindows, doors and sunroof must re-main closed during the calibration proc-ess, and you should be seated in thedriver’s seat.

Note:You can obtain the calibration micro-phone necessary for this from acces-sory retailers.

During calibration, the temperature in-side the vehicle must not exceed 55 °Csince this could lead to falsified meas-urements.

The sound radiating from the loud-speakers must not be obstructed by anyobjects. All the loudspeakers must beconnected. The microphone must beconnected to the device.

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Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “MANUAL EQ” appears inthe display.


Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until the equalizer that youwant to calibrate (“USER EQ1”,“USER EQ2” or “USER EQ3”) ap-pears in the display.


Press the ESC button 8 twice.

Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “AUTO EQ” appears inthe display.


A countdown is shown in the display.Afterwards you will hear a test soundand calibration begins.

Note:Follow the instructions shown in the dis-play during calibration!

Manually adjusting the equalizer

Notes on adjusting the settingsWe recommend you use a CD that youare familiar with for making changes tothe settings.

Before adjusting the equalizer, set thesound and volume distribution settingsto zero and deactivate X-BASS. For fur-ther details on this, please read the“Sound” chapter.

Listen to a CD.

What kind of impression does thesound make?

Now read the “Sound impression”column in the table entitled “Helpadjusting the equalizer”.

Set the equalizer values as de-scribed in the “Measures” column.

Making adjustments


Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “MANUAL EQ” appears inthe display.


Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until the equalizer that youwant to configure (“USER EQ1”,“USER EQ2” or “USER EQ3”) ap-pears in the display.


Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until the equalizer band thatyou want to configure (“LOW1”,“LOW2”, “HIGH1”, “HIGH2” or“HIGH3”) appears in the display.


Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until the frequency that youwant is displayed.


The top line displays the GAIN and thequality factor “Q”. The gain setting flash-es. You can use the quality factor toadjust the width of the filter. The higheryou set the value for the quality factorthe more directly the filter will be appliedto the selected frequency.

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To adjust the gain,

press the or button 7.

To adjust the quality factor,

Press the button 7.

The quality factor setting flashes.

Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until the setting that you wantis displayed.

Note: Please note that you can boost or

reduce one frequency in eachequalizer band. Proceed in the waydescribed above with all the equal-izer bands that you want to adjust.



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Help adjusting the equalizer

Measures

Increase bass withFrequency: 32 to 160 HzGain: +4 to +6 dB

Reduce the lower mid level withFrequency: 400 HzGain: approx. -4 dB

Reduce the mid level withFrequency: 1,000 to 2,500 HzGain: -4 to -6 dB

Boost the treble range withFrequency: 6,300 to 10,000 HzGain: +2 to +4 dB

Sound Impression / problem

Bass sound is too weak

Dirty bassBooming soundUnpleasant pressure

Sound very much in the foreground,aggressive, no stereo effect.

Dull soundLittle clarityNo brilliance to the instruments

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Adjusting the displaysettings

Switching the bar graph on/offYou also have the option of switchingoff the bar graph in the bottom line ofthe display.




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “BARGRAPH” appears inthe display alongside the currentsetting (“ON” or “OFF”).

Press the or button 7 toswitch between the ON and OFFsettings.


Switching the power meteron/offThe power meter (level display) in thebottom line of the display can be usedindicate the relative output power of thecar sound system (PWR METER ON)or the volume level (PWR METEROFF). In DAB mode, the field strengthof the currently tuned station is dis-played instead of the power meter.




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “PWR METER” appearsin the display alongside the currentsetting (“ON” or “OFF”).



Adjusting the display brightnessThe display brightness will change whenthe headlights are turned on/off if yourcar sound system is connected as de-scribed in the installation instructionsand your vehicle is equipped with theappropriate connection. You can adjustthe display brightness separately fornight and day in steps ranging from1 - 16.


Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “DISPLAY MENU” ap-pears in the display.


Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “DAY” or “NIGHT” ap-pears in the display with the currentsetting.

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Adjusting the viewing angleYou can adjust the display’s viewingangle to suit the installation position ofthe device in your vehicle.




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “ANGLE” appears in thedisplay with the current setting.

Press the or button 7 to ad-just the viewing angle.



Setting the display illuminationcolourWhen setting the display illumination,you can choose one of four preset col-ours or you can mix a colour yourselffrom the RGB spectrum (red-green-blue) or you can select a colour duringa colour scan.

Selecting a preset colourFour different colours are already storedin the device. “Ocean” (blue), “Amber”,“Sunset” (red-orange) and “Nature”(green) are available. Select a colourthat best suits your vehicle interior.



Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “DISPLAY COLOR” ap-pears in the display.


Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until the colour that you wantis displayed.


press the OK : button and thenthe MENU button 9.


Mixing a colour for the displayilluminationTo customise the display illumination tosuit your tastes you can mix a colouryourself using the three primary coloursred, blue and green.





Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “USER COLOR” appearsin the display.


The menu for mixing your own colour isdisplayed. The top line displays “R”, “G”and “B” with the current values. The “R”setting flashes.


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Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until the setting that you wantis displayed.

Press the or button 7 tomove the selection marker to theposition after the other colours.

Adjust the other colour compo-nents to suit your preferences.




Selecting a display illuminationcolour during a colour scan





Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “COLOR SCAN” appearsin the display.

The device starts changing the displayillumination colour.

If you want to select one of the colours,



Mixing the button illuminationcolourYou can mix your own button/key illu-mination colour using the two primarycolours red and green.



Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “KEY COLOR” appears inthe display.


The menu for mixing your own colour isdisplayed. The top line displays “R” forred and “G” for green with the currentvalues. The “R” setting (red) flashes.

Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until the value that you want isdisplayed.

Press the button 7 to move theselection marker to the position af-ter “G”.

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EXTERNAL AUDIO SOURCES

External audio sourcesIn addition to the CD changer, you canalso connect another external audiosource equipped with a line output. Ifno CD changer is connected to the de-vice, you can connect two external au-dio sources. Audio sources can, for ex-ample, be portable CD players, MiniDiscplayers or MP3 players.

The AUX input must be activated in themenu.

If you want to connect an external au-dio source, you will need an adaptercable.

You can obtain this cable (Blaupunktno.: 7 607 897 093) from your author-ised Blaupunkt dealer.

Switching the AUX input on/off Press the MENU button 9.

Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “AUX MENU” appears inthe display.


Repeatedly press the or but-ton 7 until “AUX2” or “AUX1” ap-pears in the display.

If a CD changer is connected, “AUX1”is not available.




Note: If the AUX input is switched on, you

can select it by pressing the SRCbutton A.

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AmplifierThe car sound system provides connec-tions that allow you to connect externalamplifiers.

We recommend you use well-matchedproducts from the Blaupunkt or Veloci-ty product ranges.

Switching the internal amplifieron/offIf you are using external amplifiers, youcan switch off the device’s internal am-plifier (“INT AMP OFF” setting).

Note: Please check this setting if the

loudspeakers do not emit anysound.




Press the or button 7 repeat-edly until “INT AMP ON” or “INTAMP OFF” appears in the display.

Use the buttons 7 to choosebetween “INT AMP ON” and “INTAMP OFF”.



TMC for dynamic navigationsystemsTMC stands for “Traffic Message Chan-nel”. Traffic reports are broadcast digit-ally via TMC, which means they can beused by compatible navigation systemsduring route planning. Your car soundsystem has a TMC output, which youcan use for connecting Blaupunkt nav-igation systems. You can find out fromyour Blaupunkt dealer which navigationsystems can be used with your carsound system.

If a navigation system is connected anda TMC station is being received, TMClights up in the display.

If dynamic navigation is active, the sys-tem will tune into a TMC station auto-matically.

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Specifications

AmplifierOutput power: 4 x 18 watts sine at

14.4 V and 1% dis-tortion factor at4 ohms.4 x 26 watts sine inaccordance with DIN45324 at 14.4 V at4 ohms.4 x 50 watts max.power

TunerWavebands:FM : 87.5 - 108 MHzMW : 531 - 1 602 kHzLW : 153 - 279 kHz

FM frequency response:35 - 16,000 Hz

DABBAND III (Europe): 174.928 MHz -239.200 MHz (Channel 5A - Channel13F)

L-BAND (Europe): 1.452961 GHz -1.490625 GHz (Channel LA - ChannelLW)

SPECIFICATIONS

CDFrequency response:

20 - 20,000 Hz

Pre-amp out4 channels: 3 V

Input sensitivityAUX input: 2 V / 6 kΩ

Tel./Navi input: 10 V / 1 kΩ

Subject to changes!

http://www.blaupunkt.com

PocketDAB 2004

Operating and installation instructions

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CONTENT

1. Introduction .................. 20

2. Abbreviations ................ 20

3. Important ...................... 21

4. Installation and Setup ... 214.1 PocketPC Installation .......... 214.2 PocketDAB Installation ........ 214.3 Bluetooth Setup .................. 21

5. PocketDAB Application. 23

6. Main Screen .................. 246.1 Status bar ........................... 246.2 Audio service list ................. 256.3 Data service list ................... 266.4 DLS box .............................. 276.5 Menu bar ............................ 276.5.1 PocketDAB Menu ............... 276.5.2 Customize Menu ................. 276.5.3 View Menu .......................... 286.5.4 Help Menu .......................... 31

7. Known Issues ............... 32

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2. AbbreviationsBT BluetoothBWS Broadcast WebsiteDAB Digital Audio BroadcastingDLS Dynamic Label ServicePAD Program Associated Data

(channel)PDA Personal Digital AssistanceSLS Slideshow ServiceTMC Traffic Message ServiceTN TopNews

INTRODUCTION

1. IntroductionDigital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) isgaining popularity among listeners dueto the superior audio quality. However,DAB is also multimedia enabled with avariety of data being transmitted by theservice provider to the receiver. ThePocketDAB 2004 software combinedwith the Woodstock DAB54 allows theuser to access these data services. Thissoftware was developed in the Re-search and Development department ofBosch in Hildesheim.

As of today, four data services havebeen specified and standardised forDAB - the Dynamic Label Service(DLS), the Slideshow Service (SLS), theBroadcast Website (BWS) applicationand the Traffic Message Service (TMC).More data services are under develop-ment and they promise to further en-rich DAB in the future. The PocketDABsoftware currently supports the DLS,SLS and BWS services. Additional thestill experimental TopNews service issupported.

This manual gives an overview of thePocketDAB software from installation tousage. The installation is covered in sec-tion 4. This section covers the instruc-tions for the Bluetooth setup of the PDAas well. The installation of the Wood-stock, PDA and Bluetooth hardware isnot part of this manual. The usage of thePocketDAB software is explained in sec-tion 5 and section 6. Finally all knownissues are summarised in section 7.

It is highly recommended that beforeinstallation and usage of the software,the user read section 3 carefully.

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3. Important

Warning:The PDA should not be used by thedriver while driving! Using a PDAwhile driving is even more danger-ous than using a mobile phone.

Hardware:• Do not connect anything other than

the provided data cable with theBluetooth adapter.

• Do not plug or unplug the connec-tion between the Woodstock andthe data cable while the radio isswitched on.

• Do not plug or unplug the connec-tion between the data cable andthe Bluetooth adapter while the ra-dio is switched on.

4. Installation and Setup

4.1 PocketPC InstallationRefer to the manual provided with thePDA before using the device. For thePDA to communicate with the PC youneed to install ActiveSync software onyour PC. The ActiveSync software willbe provided with the start up kit of thePDA but it is recommended to install thelatest version of ActiveSync from theMicrosoft website. The PocketDAB soft-ware has been tested with ActiveSync3.7.

To enable multimedia content to bedownloaded and played / streamed inwebpages, an update of the windowsmedia player control of the PDA mightbe required. Please check the Microsoftand your PDA manufacturer homepagefor details.

4.2 PocketDAB InstallationBefore installation of the PocketDABsoftware, ensure that the PDA and thePC are connected using ActiveSync.Start the installation program and thesetup will guide you automaticallythrough the installation.

After the setup is completed, you canstart the program from the ProgramMenu of the PDA.

4.3 Bluetooth SetupBefore setting up the Bluetooth (BT)connection, switch on the Woodstockand the BT adapter will be switched onas well. Wait until the first light indicatorof the BT adapter stops flickering andremains stable at the green colour.

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The following steps are for the HPH2210 PDA with the PocketPC 2003operating system.Switch on the BT on your PDA. To dothis tap on the BT-symbol in the lowerright corner and then on the menu en-try “Bluetooth ON” from the appearingmenu (see Picture 1). Now the blue lighton the top part of the PDA will start flash-ing.

Picture 2 Connect the PDA and the Wood-stock using the Bluetooth connection

If you start the PocketDAB it will auto-matically ask you to select the correctBT device if the COM port from Pocket-DAB is set to BT (see 6.5.2.2 OptionsScreen). The program will first searchfor all available BT connections (seePicture 2). Select the correct BT devicefrom the list by tapping on the name. Ifno BT device appears please searchagain (“white circle with two green ar-rows” icon in the lower left of the win-dow).

Enter if necessary the security PINcode of the Woodstock BT adapter toestablish the connection and press thereturn key on the soft keyboard or OKin the upper right corner. For the PIN

Picture 1 PDA Bluetooth switch

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INSTALLATIONAND SETUPnumber please see the manual provid-ed with the BT adapter. The parame-ters will be saved for all future connec-tions.

Note:To display the soft keyboard in the PDA,tap on the keyboard icon in the lowerright corner.

Now the BT connection between theWoodstock radio and the PDA is estab-lished. The Woodstock BT adapter willindicate an established connection withthe second light indicator in red colour.

If the BT connection is interrupted (nored light at the adapter) you have toclose PocketDAB and start it again toreestablish the connection. Please seethe BT part of 7 Known Issues as well.

5. PocketDAB ApplicationThe PocketDAB program gives youmore access to the DAB part of theWoodstock radio. So all the features notavailable in the Woodstock radio due todisplay and memory limitations can beaccessed using the PocketDAB appli-cation.

The application shows the complete listof all audio programmes in a DAB en-semble with their full names. Addition-ally a list of data services is displayed.From this list you can start the decod-ing and presentation of the data servic-es. All data services related to the au-dio programme are started automatical-ly upon selection of the programme onthe Woodstock. A brief overview of theservices is as follows:

The DLS is comparable to the radio textfrom the analogue radios. It is a shorttext related to the current audio pro-gramme such as news, artist informa-tion and so on.

The SLS is composed of images thatare shown one after the other. This serv-ice is normally related to a programmeand shows images of CD-covers, mod-erators and so on.

The BWS transfers HTML pages withembedded content such as images tothe receiver. For different receiver typeswith e. g. different display capabilitiesprofiles are defined. The “Basic” profilesupports only limited receivers with320x240 landscape. The “PC” profileaims to a PC as target device.

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The TopNews is comparable to the tele-text from the televison. But instead oftext pages audio objects are transmit-ted. This application is still experimen-tal.

As a special feature, the automatic en-ergy saving switch off of the PDA is dis-abled while the program is running. Ifyou close the PocketDAB application itis activated again. Please take care ifyour battery is low and close the Pock-etDAB application in time. Otherwise alldata in you memory might be lost.

POCKETDABAPPLICATION

Picture 3 PocketDAB main screen

6.1 Status bar

Picture 4 PocketDAB main screen status bar

On the left side of the status bar the DABlogo is displayed. If you click on the logo

6. Main ScreenThe main screen of the PocketDAB soft-ware is divided in five parts. The statusbar on the top, the audio and data serv-ice list, the DLS box and the menu baron the bottom. These parts are de-scribed in detail in the followingsubchapters.

MAIN SCREEN

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the PocketPC start menu appears andyou can start other applications on thePDA. The PocketDAB software will con-tinue to decode in the background.

In the centre of the status bar, the cur-rently tuned ensemble name is dis-played. For example in Picture 4 this isthe “DRN Nieders.” ensemble name.

On the extreme right side, the DAB sig-nal strength icon is displayed. Depend-ing on the icon, the user can find outthe current status of connection and sig-nal quality.

6.2 Audio service list

MAIN SCREEN

Picture 5 PocketDAB main screen audioservice list

This service list displays all the audioservices of the current ensemble. Thecurrently selected audio service ismarked as shown in Picture 5 with“DeutschlandRadio”. Secondary audioservices of a primary audio service aremarked with a preceding the serv-ice label. It has to be noted that only theWoodstock can change the audio serv-ice and tune to another ensemble. Youcannot do the same using this applica-tion. If there are more then six audioservices you can use the up/down scrollbuttons on the lower right to scroll tothe remaining services.

On the left side of every audio servicelabel, icons indicating the availability ofthe data services in the audio serviceare displayed. These include the dataservices linked to the audio service andtransmitted in the Program AssociatedData channel (PAD) or in Packet Mode.In the bottom of the status bar a

progress indicator is displayed. It indi-cates if the PocketDAB software de-codes a data service.

Icon Signal /Connection Quality

Not connected with theradio

0 - Very bad signal(no sync)

1 - Bad signal

2 - Acceptable signal

3 - Good signal

4 - Very good signal

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The displaying of the SLS data servicecan be started and stopped in the Viewmenu (see chapter 6.5.3). You can viewthe BWS pages by selecting View ->Websites and following the instructionsfrom section 6.5.3.2.

6.3 Data service list

you can use the up/down scroll buttonson the right to scroll to the remainingservices.

On the left side of every data servicelabel, icons indicating the type of thedata service are displayed.

MAIN SCREEN

Picture 6 PocketDAB main screen dataservice list

This service list displays all the dataservices of the current ensemble. Thecurrently selected data service ismarked as shown in Picture 6 with “DRNDaten II”. Secondary data services of aprimary data service are marked with a

preceding the service label. To starta data service, you can tap on it and tostop it, you will have to tap on it again. Ifthere are more then two data services

Icon Data Service

No service available

SLS available

BWS available, but not thehome page

BWS and the home pageare available

The BWS decoding will be started byactivation of the data service and thedecoding will be done in the back-ground. You can view the pages by se-lecting View -> Websites and followingthe instructions from section 6.5.3.2. Ifthe home page is already available youcan directly jump to this page if you taband hold on the lable. The PocketEx-plorer will be started and automaticallydisplay this page.

The SLS decoding and presentation willbe started by activation of the dataservice.

Icon Data Service

No service available

SLS available

BWS available, but not thehome page

BWS and the home pageare available

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6.5.2 Customize MenuCustomize -> SkinsOn tapping this menu item, the Skinsscreen is displayed. Please see section6.5.2.1.

Customize -> OptionsOn tapping this menu item, the Optionsscreen is displayed. Please see section6.5.2.2.

6.5.2.1 Skins Screen

MAIN SCREEN

6.4 DLS box

Picture 7 PocketDAB main screen DLS box

In the DLS box, the text of the DLS isdisplayed. It starts automatically if theselected audio service provides thisservice.

You can enable/disable the decoding ofDLS by tapping and holding on the boxand selecting the appropriate optionfrom the displayed menu. AdditionallyDLS can be started and stopped in theView menu (see chapter 6.5.3).

6.5 Menu bar

Picture 9 PocketDAB skins screen

In the Skins screen you can select adifferent skin to change the look in feelof the PocketDAB application. To selecta skin and apply it, tap on the skin andthen tap on the “Apply” button. Tappingon the “Restore” button will restore theoriginal Blaupunkt skin.

Picture 8 PocketDAB main screen menu bar

Using the menu bar you can access dif-ferent options and possibilities of thePocketDAB software. These are de-scribed in the following sections.

6.5.1 PocketDAB MenuPocketDab -> ExitOn tapping this menu item, you can exitthe PocketDAB application. The PDAenergy saving option will then beswitched on again. The energy savingwas switched off while using the PocketDAB application.

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To exit this screen, tap on OK in the topright corner.

6.5.2.2 Options Screen

MAIN SCREENports are only for special cases. To iden-tify the correct BT COM port for yourPDA you have to open the “BluetoothSettings / Serial Port” menu of yourPDA. You have to select the outboundCOM port. For the HP H2210 this isCOM8.

Using the “Mot / BWS Profile” dropdownlist, you can select the profile for theBWS decoding. Two profiles are sup-ported - the “PC” and the “Basic”. Bydefault, “PC” is selected. The setting willbe applied after a restart of Pocket-DAB.

Using the “Cache / Cache Path/Browse” button, the storage path for thedecoded BWS objects can be select-ed. The setting will be applied after arestart of PocketDAB and your oldcache will automatically deleted.

Using the “Cache / Max Cache Period”drop down list, you can select the max-imum cache retention period after thatobjects are deleted. On start-up theapplication will prompt you to confirmthe cache deletion if this period is over.By default, the cache retention periodis set to “Unlimited”.

Using the “Cache / Clear Cache” but-ton, you can delete the entire cacheimmediately.

To exit this screen tap on OK in the topright corner.

Picture 10 PocketDAB options screen

In the Options screen, you can changethe behaviour of the PocketDAB appli-cation.

Using the “General / COM Port” drop-down list, you can select the serial portfor communication between the PDAand the Woodstock. The setting will beapplied after a restart of PocketDAB. Bydefault, “Serial” (COM1) is selected forcommunication with a serial cable.

For BT you have to select one of thelisted COM ports. Most of the time thiswill be “BT COM8” (COM8) or “BTCOM5” (COM5). The other listed COM

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6.5.3 View MenuView -> Radio TextOn tapping this menu item, you can startor stop the automatic DLS decoding ofthe current audio service. If marked, theDLS is being decoded and if unmarked,the DLS is in a stopped state.

View -> decode PADOn tapping this menu item, you can startor stop the automatic PAD decoding ofthe current audio service. If marked, thePAD is decoded and if unmarked, thePAD is not decoded.

If PAD has been started, the change willnot take effect until a new audio servicehas been selected.

View -> TopNewsOn tapping this menu item, the Top-News screen is displayed. Please seesection 6.5.3.1

View -> WebsitesOn tapping this menu item, the Broad-cast Websites screen is displayed.Please see section 6.5.3.2.

6.5.3.1 TopNews Screen

MAIN SCREEN

Picture 11 PocketDAB TopNews screen

In the TopNews screen, you can selectone of the listed services to start Top-News. At a time, 9 services are dis-played and the up/down scroll buttonscan be used to scroll to the remainingentries.

On tapping a service, the TopNews play-er is started. If the TopNews parameterfile is not available, a warning messagewill be displayed below the service list.

Please note that this user application isstill experimental and not every listedservice is really TopNews capable.

To exit this screen tap on OK in the topright corner.

Please keep in mind that TopNews isstill experimental. It is necessary that the

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pause button to pause every playing.The moving bar is for the volume control.

The four buttons on the lower right partof the screen showing the four direc-tions are used to step manually throughthis service.

TopNews is structured like this

TopNews Service

Category News Sports Weather

Audio Israel Soccer

objects

Berlin Tennis

6.5.3.2 Broadcast Websites Screen

MAIN SCREENservice provider transmits a specific“TopNews.ini” file along with the audioobjects so that this TopNews player caninterpret the service. If this parameterfile is not found under the decoded ob-jects the TopNews player cannot bestarted.

6.5.3.1.1 TopNews Player

Picture 12 PocketDAB TopNews screen

The upper part of the TopNews playerscreen displays first the lable of the serv-ice, then the category name and finallythe message title.

The lower part of this screen has on theleft side the button for start. By press-ing this button all available messagesare played automatically. The stop but-ton which stops every playing and the

Picture 13 PocketDAB broadcast websitesscreen

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In the Websites screen, you can selectone of the listed BWS services to viewthe web pages. At a time, 9 services aredisplayed and the up/down scroll but-tons can be used to scroll to the remain-ing entries.

On tapping a service, the home pageof that service is displayed with thePocketExplorer and you can navigatefrom the home page to the other pageslike with an Internet browser. If the serv-ice home page is not available, a warn-ing message will be displayed below theBWS service list. To leave the Pocket-Explorer tap on the exit icon in the topright corner. The last used program, inthis case the PocketDAB application,will regain focus.

On the left side of every listed BWSservice an icon is displayed. This iconindicates roughly the percentage of thealready decoded file number of the re-spective service. Every filled quarter cir-cle corresponds to at least 25% of de-coded files.

of already decoded objects accordingto the total number of objects. The sec-ond percentage indicates the data vol-ume which is already decoded accord-ing to the overall data volume of theservice. Additionally, you can select toopen the cache location of the web pag-es with the PocketPC FileExplorer bytapping on the FileExplorer icon in thelower right of the window or delete thecache of this service by tapping on theDelete icon in the upper right of the win-dow. This window can be dismissed bytapping anywhere on it.

To leave this screen tap on OK in thetop right corner.

Note:If BWS decoding was started in the mainscreen it will continue to decode in thebackground. The currently selected dataservice cannot be deleted.

6.5.4 Help MenuHelp -> AboutOn tapping this menu item, the Aboutscreen is displayed. The screen alsoshows the current software version.

MAIN SCREEN

Picture 14 PocketDAB websites screen pop-up

If you tap and hold on a service, a pop-up window will appear. This window dis-plays information about the ensemble,the date when the home page was lastupdated and the decoding status. Thefirst percentage indicates the number

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KNOWN ISSUES

7. Known IssuesBluetooth:• If the connection between the PDA

and the Bluetooth adapter is dis-connected you have to close andrestart the PocketDAB applicationto connect again.

• If the PocketDAB tries to establisha BT connection while the PDA BTis not switched on, the system willhang and a soft reset must be per-formed.

• If you switch off the PDA while theBT connection is established andthe PocketDAB software communi-cates with the radio, the PDA can-not be switched on again. Youhave to perform a soft reset. An up-date of the HP2210 ROM versionto 1.10 solves this problem.

• If the wrong COM port for the BTcommunication is selected the sys-tem will freeze. Please perform asoft reset and switch of BT („Blue-tooth OFF” on the PocketPC startsrceen). Then start the PocketDABapplication and switch to the cor-rect COM port. Now switch BT onagain.

BWS:• The PocketDAB application de-

codes only the profile related entrypoint in the root from the BWS Di-rectoryIndex parameter. Every oth-er DirectoryIndex parameter entryis ignored.

• According to the DAB specification,the BWS UserApplicationType datafield in FIG 0/13 should carry theMinimumProfileId. The applicationdecodes the service even if this isnot present using the selected pro-file id set by the user in the optionsmenu.

• Only BWS services with the MOTDirectory mode are decoded by theapplication. The application showsthe BWS icon to be active accord-ing to FIG 0/13 in case of the MOTHeader mode as well but the serv-ice is not decoded. This is a caseof wrong signalling from the serviceprovider side.

• According to the profile setting incustomize -> options -> MOT /BWS profile the data services aredecoded and displayed. If a dataservice has a different profile thenselected the BWS icon in the mainscreen will be displayed but theservice will not be accessible.Please change the profile settingaccordingly.

• For PC based BWS decoder a webserver is mandatory. This is not im-plemented. The browsing is on filebasis.

• The decoding speed is strongly de-pendent from the data channel sizeand the overall amount of data. Tomuch data in a to small channelleads to a slow decoding speed.

• The file size percentage may beabove 100% if objects are com-pressed during transportation.

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KNOWN ISSUES• If you select the SD/MMC-Card as

cache path the software may dis-connect and the system may hangon some PDA models. Perform asoft reset and choose a differentcache path.

TopNews:• Experimental implementation that

needs a special TopNews parame-ter object from the service provider.

DLS:• According to the DAB specification,

it is mandatory to signal the pres-ence of DLS with FIG 0/13. Buteven it is not signalled PocketDABdisplays the DLS text.

• No HTML tags are specified in theDAB specification. Hence theseare ignored and displayed as nor-mal text by the PocketDAB applica-tion.

• Upto now the charset signalling isignored.

• Characterfield additional codes“end of headline” and “preferredword break” are not supported.

• Umlaute are transcoded to stand-ard characters (e. g. ä to ae).

SLS:• According to the DAB specification,

the SLS images should be dis-played in 1/4 VGA landscape. Thisis ignored and all images are re-sized to fit to 240x200.

• The MOT parameter TriggerTime isignored and the default value of“NOW” is assumed.

Subject to changes!

Service-Nummern / Service numbers / Numéros du service après-vente / Numeri del servizio di assistenza / Servicenummers /Telefonnummer för service / Números de servicio / Número deserviço / Servicenumre

Country: Phone: Fax: WWW:

Germany (D) 0180-5000225 05121-49 4002 http://www.blaupunkt.com

Austria (A) 01-610 39 0 01-610 39 3 91Belgium (B) 02-525 5444 02-525 5263Denmark (DK) 44-898 360 44-898 644Finland (FIN) 09-435 991 09-435 99236France (F) 01-4010 7007 01-4010 7320Great Britain (GB) 01-89583 8880 01-89583 8394Greece (GR) 210 94 27 337 210 94 12 711Ireland (IRL) 01-4149400 01-4598830Italy (I) 02-369 62331 02-369 62464Luxembourg (L) 40 4078 40 2085Netherlands (NL) 023-565 6348 023-565 6331Norway (N) 66-817 000 66-817 157Portugal (P) 01-2185 00144 01-2185 11111Spain (E) 902-120234 916-467952Sweden (S) 08-7501500 08-7501810Switzerland (CH) 01-8471644 01-8471650

Czech. Rep. (CZ) 02-6130 0441 02-6130 0514Hungary (H) 01-333 9575 01-324 8756Poland (PL) 0800-118922 022-8771260

Turkey (TR) 0212-3350677 0212-3460040

USA (USA) 800-2662528 708-6817188

Brasil(Mercosur) (BR) +55-19 3745 2769 +55-19 3745 2773

Malaysia(Asia Pacific) (MAL) +604-6382 474 +604-6413 640

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