Why my Blaupunkt MADRID 170 BT Car Receiver has no power?
If your Blaupunkt Car Receiver has no power, it might be because the car ignition switch isn't on. If the power supply is connected to the car accessory circuits, but the engine is not moving, switch the ignition key to “ACC”. Another possible reason is a blown fuse, in which case you should replace it.
What to do if there is no sound from Blaupunkt MADRID 170 BT Car Receiver?
If there is no sound from your Blaupunkt Car Receiver, ensure that the volume isn't set to the minimum; adjust it to a desired level. Also, check the wiring connections to make sure they are properly connected.
Why does the sound skip on my Blaupunkt MADRID 170 BT Car Receiver?
If your Blaupunkt Car Receiver sound skips, it could be due to the installation angle being more than 30 degrees. Adjust the installation angle to be less than 30 degrees. Another reason could be that the disc is extremely dirty or defective. Clean the compact disc, then try to play a new one.
Why is my Blaupunkt Car Receiver radio not working?
If your Blaupunkt Car Receiver radio does not work or the automatic station selection isn't functioning, make sure the antenna cable is firmly inserted. If the signals are too weak, select a station manually.
What to do if the operation keys do not work on Blaupunkt MADRID 170 BT Car Receiver?
If the operation keys on your Blaupunkt Car Receiver aren't working, it could be due to the built-in microcomputer not operating properly because of noise. Try pressing the RESET button.
Why can't I load or eject a disc from my Blaupunkt MADRID 170 BT Car Receiver?
If your Blaupunkt Car Receiver won't load or eject a disc, it might be due to a disc already inside the player. Remove the disc and try again. Ensure you're inserting the disc correctly, with the label facing upward. The compact disc might be extremely dirty or defective, so clean it or try a new one. High temperatures inside the car can also cause this issue, so cool off the car until the temperature returns to normal. Condensation could also be the problem; leave the player off for about an hour, then try again.
Guides on switching to radio mode, selecting frequency bands, and tuning stations.
Details automatic storing, program scanning, and manual station storage/recall.
Explains Radio Data System features like AF, REG, and TA settings.
Covers connecting a USB drive and playing MP3/WMA files.
Details connecting a TF card and playing MP3/WMA files, similar to USB.
Covers answering, rejecting, hanging up, and making calls via Bluetooth.
Explains accessing phone book, received, dialed, and missed calls.
General| DIN size | 1 DIN |
|---|---|
| CD player | No |
| Output power | - W |
| Product color | Black |
| Ready for iPod | Yes |
| Frequency range | 40 - 12000 Hz |
| Audio output channels | 4.0 channels |
| Maximum power per channel | 40 W |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) | -3 dB |
| Compatible memory cards | SD, SDHC |
| Audio formats supported | MP3, WMA |
| Display type | LCD |
| USB version | 2.0 |
| Bluetooth version | 2.1+EDR |
| USB port position | Front |
| Bluetooth profiles | A2DP, HFP |
| USB connector type | USB Type-A |
| USB ports quantity | 1 |
| Bluetooth functions | Audiostreaming, Handsfree calling |
| Supported radio bands | AM, FM |
| Preset stations quantity | 30 |
| Hands-free calling | Keep your hands on wheel with Bluetooth™ Hands-free calling. After pairing your compatible Bluetooth mobile phone to your TomTom GPS, you’ll be able to see incoming call information, make and answer calls, and talk hands-free through your device. You’ll e |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 97 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 178 mm |
| Height | 50 mm |
To Next Page