Blaupunkt Colorado CM 168 - Turn on Message; DSC Programming

Turn On Message
DSC programming
This unit offers you the possibility to enter
a turn on message of up to 40 characters.
The message will briefly appear in the dis-
play each time you turn the unit on.
Proceed as follows:
Select the DSC mode.
Press DSC.
Press A/V to select TOM.
Press <c to turn the message off.
Press >> two times to select the edit
mode.
If there is no TOM programmed, dash-
es “_”
will appear in the display.
The cursor will flash at the current po-
sition. Press cc / >> to move the cur-
sor.
Press A/V to select a character. If
you want to enter a blank, select the
dash “_“.
Press DSC to store the message.
Press DSC again to quit the DSC
mode.
If you want to change the message, select
TOM in the DSC mode and overwrite it in
the edit mode. If you want to change just a
few of the letters, press cc / >> to move
the cursor to the corresponding position and
change that character only.
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The car radio has been equipped with DSC
LOUDNESS
(Direct Software Control) to allow you to
customize certain programmable, basic
settings to suit your personal needs and
preferences and then store them.
The basic settings for this car radio were
made at the factory.
BAS CENT
In the following you can find an overview of
these settings, so that you can always re-
set to them if desired.
If you wish to alter any of the programming,
l press DSC.
“MENUv/A” will temporarily appear in the
STA NAME
display.
Use the V/A buttons of the rocker switch
to select the function you wish to change.
The display will show you the setting you
SENS LO
have selected. Press the cc >> buttons of
the rocker switch to change the settings and
exit the current mode. Confirm the setting
you have selected by pressing the DSC
button.
A/V Select function
cc X. Adjust/recall setting
Loudness boosts the bass
frequencies at low volume.
LOUD 1 - Low boost
LOUD 6 - Max. boost
Bass Center Frequency Ad-
justment.
Adjusts the mid-range fre-
quency to the specific
equipment in the vehicle
(50 or 100 Hz)
Allows you to name up to
30 radio stations based on
their frequency.
Adjusts seek tuning
sensitivity.“LO” stands for
local reception.“DX” stands
for distant reception.
Select “Lo” if you want to
receive strong stations in
the local area, select “DX” if
you want to tune into weak-
er stations which are further
away.
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