TRAVELPILOT SOUND DOCKING - Audio Dock BLAUPUNKT - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Audio docking station with RDS radio, time display and alarm function
Brand	BLAUPUNKT
Model	TRAVELPILOT SOUND DOCKING
Power Supply	Mains power adapter 100-240 V~, 50/60 Hz, output 12 V / 3 A
Power Consumption	Not specified
Batteries	1 CR2025 battery for clock/alarm (backup battery compartment)
Display	Digital screen for time, radio frequency and volume
Main Functions	FM RDS radio, alarm, charging TravelPilot battery, adaptation for TravelPilot 300/500/700, bass and treble adjustment (via remote control)
Connectivity	ANTENNA jack (FM antenna), AUX jack (audio input), AUDIO INPUT and VIDEO IN jacks, AUDIO OUTPUT jack, headphones jack, DC POWER jack
Speakers	2 integrated speakers with bass-reflex port
Remote Control	Included, requires CR2025 battery (remove safety strip before use)
TravelPilot Compatibility	TravelPilot 300, 500 and 700 with dedicated adapter (A for TP300, B for TP500/700)
Maintenance and Cleaning	Clean with a soft, dry cloth; do not use abrasive products or solvents
Safety	Do not expose to humidity, water or heat sources; use only the supplied power adapter; do not open the casing
Spare Parts and Repairability	Contact Blaupunkt after-sales service; use original parts for the power adapter or cable
General Information	Manufacturer warranty valid in the EU; see www.blaupunkt.de for terms

Frequently Asked Questions - TRAVELPILOT SOUND DOCKING BLAUPUNKT

How do I set the time on the Blaupunkt TravelPilot Sound Docking?

Put the device in Stand-By mode. Press the (12) button until the hours flash. Use the SEEK (3) buttons to set the hours. Press (12) again for minutes, set with SEEK. The time is displayed after 5 seconds.

How do I set the alarm on the docking station?

In Stand-By mode, press the (12) button until the hours flash. Set with the SEEK (3) buttons. Press (12) for minutes and set. The alarm will sound at the chosen time with the last used audio source.

How do I use the FM radio on the Blaupunkt TravelPilot Sound Docking?

Press the FM (4) button. For automatic search, press SEEK (3) up or down. For manual tuning, briefly press SEEK to change frequency in 50 kHz steps. To store a station, press and hold a preset button (1-5) until 'P1' flashes.

How do I connect a TravelPilot to the docking station?

Use the appropriate adapter: adapter A for TravelPilot 300, adapter B for TP 500/700. Insert the TravelPilot into the adapter, then plug in the connection bar (15). To start, press the power button (1) or the NAVI (10), AUX (9) or AV (8) buttons on the remote control.

How do I adjust the volume on the docking station?

Use the VOL-/+ (2) buttons on the device or remote control. The volume displays from 00 (mute) to 20. Press briefly to increase or decrease in steps.

How do I change the audio source (NAVI, AUX, AV)?

Press the NAVI (10) button to hear audio from the TravelPilot. Press AUX (9) for an external source connected to the AUX-IN (27) jack. Press AV (8) for video signal from the VIDEO IN (22) jack via the TravelPilot.

How do I mute the sound temporarily?

Press the Mute (13) button briefly on the remote control or device. The screen displays 'MUTE' and sound is cut. To reactivate, press Mute again.

How do I replace the clock battery (CR2025)?

Turn the compartment lid (20) in the direction of the arrow to open it. Remove the old battery and insert a new CR2025 battery, negative pole first. Close the lid.

What to do if the device does not turn on?

Check that the mains power adapter is correctly connected to the DC POWER (26) jack and to a working wall outlet. Ensure the plug is not damaged. Press the power button (1) for more than 2 seconds.

How do I clean the Blaupunkt docking station?

Disconnect the device. Clean the casing with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use abrasive products, alcohol or solvents. Avoid liquid penetration inside.

USER MANUAL TRAVELPILOT SOUND DOCKING BLAUPUNKT

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① On/Off button ② VOL-/+ buttons: Adjusts the volume ③ SEEK</> buttons: Starts seek tuning (FM mode) ④ FM button ⑤ Station buttons 1-5 ⑥ Pull the securing strips to place the remote control into operation ⑦ Battery compartment (CR2025) ⑧ AV button AUX button ⑩ NAVI button ⑪ button for alarm function ⑫ button for time adjustment ⑬ button for muting ⑭ Adapter for TravelPilot (A, B) ⑮ Connection strip for the various TravelPilots ⑯ IR sensor for the remote control

17 Display 18 Loudspeaker Sound exit opening (bass reflex) 20 Compartment for storage battery CR2025 (clock/timer) Grip opening 22 AUDIO INPUT and VIDEO IN sockets for feeding sound and image signals 23 ANTENNA socket for supplied line aerial or optional aerial cable for connecting to an aerial socket 24 socket for stereo headphones 25 AUDIO OUTPUT sockets for audio output DC POWER socket for 12V/3A voltage supply (battery charger) 27 AUX socket for additional external audio devices 28 TONE button: Adjusts bass/treble

ENGLISH

We provide a manufacturer's warranty for our products purchased within the European Union. You can view the warranty terms at www.blaupunkt.de or request them directly from:

Blaupunkt GmbH

Hotline

Robert Bosch Str. 200

D-31139 Hildesheim

Safety notes

Securely setting up the TravelPilot Sound Docking

Place the system on a firm, level surface. The system is not designed to be operated in rooms with high humidity (e.g. bathrooms).

Ensure that

• children do not play with TravelPilot Sound Docking without supervision. Children cannot always correctly identify possible dangers.
• The packaging material, e.g. films, is kept away from children. Misuse may lead to the risk of suffocation.
• No direct heat sources (e.g. heating systems, electrical stoves) impact the system;
• The contact with moisture, water or splash water is avoided;
• No open fire sources are close to the system.
• The mains adapter or the mains cables or plugs attached to it are neither scorched nor damaged. Replace the defective mains cable/adapter with original parts. They may not be repaired in any case.
• Whether the housing of the TravelPilot Sound Docking is damaged or liquids entered it. Have the TravelPilot Sound Docking first checked by the customer service.

Power supply

• Do not open the housing of the mains adapter. Danger from electric shock exists if the housing is open.
• Operate the mains adapter only with earthed sockets with 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz.
• Use only the enclosed mains adapter and mains connecting cable.

Cabling

• Route the cable so that nobody can step on it or stumble over it.
• Do not place any objects on the cables since they could be damaged.

Operation

Use as directed

The device is designed for the stationary connection of the TravelPilot 300 / 500 and 700. It features a built-in RDS radio with clock and alarm function. In addition, the battery is charged in the TravelPilot to be connected. Various connections at the rear allow its variable use.

Connection

Connect the supplied mains adapter with the device. Next, connect the mains cable with the adapter and then connect it with an outlet (100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz).

All operating functions can be performed via the remote control or at the device (except for bass/ treble).

Switching the device on/off

To switch on the device,

Press the On/Off button ① for longer than 2 seconds.

To switch off the device,

Press the On/Off button ① again for longer than 2 seconds

Standby mode

Briefly press the On/Off button ① - The display illumination goes out and the clock function is visible.

Changing time settings

Setting the time

To set the clock, the device must be in Standby mode.

Press the button 12 - until the hour display flashes. Press the buttons ③ to set the hours. Press the button 12 again - until the minute display flashes. Press the buttons ③ to set the minutes. After approx. 5 seconds, the adjusted time appears.

In operation, the time can be displayed by pressing the button 12.

Setting the alarm time

To set the alarm time, the device must be in Standby mode.

Press button 12 until the hour display flashes. Press the < SEEK> buttons ③ to set the hours. Press the button again until the minute display flashes. Press the buttons ③ to set the minutes. After approximately 5 seconds, the regular time display appears again.

Adjusting the volume

Note

• The device plays the audio source with the volume you previously listened to. Always set the device to a moderate volume.

Briefly press the VOL-/+ button ② to adjust the volume in increments of 00-20.

The current volume is shown on the display and used for all audio sources.

Sound settings

Adjusting bass and treble

Settings can be performed only on the remote control.

To change the setting, press the TONE button 28. Briefly press the VOL-/+ button ② to adjust the bass level from -3 to +3. Briefly press the TONE button (28) to switch from bass to treble setting. Briefly press the VOL-/+ button ② to adjust the treble from -3 to +3. After approximately 6 seconds or pressing the TONE button (28), the menu item is exited.

Mute

To mute the device,

Briefly press the Mute button (13).

The display shows

To cancel the mute function,

press the Mute button 13 again.

Tuner mode

This device can be used to receive radio stations in the FM frequency range and adjust and store FM radio stations.

Tuning into a station

There are three ways of tuning into a station:

• Tuning into stations automatically (station seek tuning) Tuning into stations manually
• Selecting stored stations

Station seek tuning (up/down)

Press the button ③ up or down until the seek tuning starts.

The tuner searches for the next receivable station in the waveband.

Tuning into stations manually

Briefly press the <SEEK> button (3) up or down to change the frequency in 50-kHz increments.

Selecting stored stations

Press one of the station buttons 1-5 (5).

The stored station is called up, provided that it can be received at the current location.

The frequency of the station or the station name appears on the display.

Storing stations

After tuning into a station, it can be stored as follows:

Press one of the station buttons 1-5 repeatedly until, e.g. "P1", appears flashing on the display.

Mono-Stereo switching

Press the FM button ④ for longer than 1 second. - MONO display Press the FM button 4 for longer than 1 second. - "AUTO" display (automatic switching of Mono/Stereo).

Operation with TravelPilot

TravelPilot adapter

Depending on the TravelPilot type, adapt the adapter 14 (A for TP 300 or B for TP 500/700) (see Installation Adapter).

Switching on the TravelPilot,

by pressing the On/Off button ① on the TravelPilot or the remote control. by pressing the button NAVI⑩, AUX⑨ or AV⑧.

Switching off the TravelPilot,

by pressing the On/Off button ① on the TravelPilot or the remote control, or by pressing the FM button 4.

Switching audio sources

Press the NAVI button (10). The audio signals of the TravelPilot are now also played back via the docking station. Press the AV button ⑧. - The video signal of the VIDEO IN socket (22) is played back via the TravelPilot if it is set to "My VIDEOS". - The audio signals of the video are played back via the AUDIO-INPUT socket (22) of the docking station.

Rear sockets

AUX

External devices can be connected to it.

Press the AUX button ③. The AUX signals of the AUX-IN socket are played back via the docking station.

AUDIO INPUT

The signals of the AUDIO-INPUT sockets (22) are played back via the docking station.

VIDEO IN

See Operation with TravelPilot

AUDIO OUTPUT

External devices can be connected to it.

Socket for stereo headphones

When using the stereo headphones, the loud-speakers of the docking station are switched off.

ANTENNA

Socket for supplied line aerial or optional aerial cable for connecting to an aerial socket

DC POWER

Connection for the supplied power supply.

Compartment for storage battery

The battery type CR2025 ensures that the clock continues to operate upon separation from mains.

To replace the battery, turn the cap in the direction of the arrow. Remove the battery and insert the new one with the minus side first.

Recycling and disposal

Please use the return and collection systems available to dispose of the product.

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Set station manually

Briefly press up or down on the < SEEK> key ③ to change the frequency in steps of 50kHz

Select stored station

Press one of the station keys 1-5⑤.

Press to switch ON/OFF ①

The device is switched on and the operation is visible.

Setting the clock

Clock setting

To set the clock, the device must be in standby mode.

Press the rotary knob ① until the hour display flashes. Press the buttons ③ to set the hours. Press the rotary knob ① briefly - the minute display flashes. Press the buttons ③ to set the minutes. - After about 5 seconds the set time is displayed.

Connecting the TravelPilot

Depending on the type of TravelPilot, connect the plug (14) A for TP 300 or B for TP 500/700) (see connection diagram).

Switching on the TravelPilot

Switch on the TravelPilot or the radio with the ON/OFF button 1, then press the NAVI 10, AUX 9 or AV8 button.

Switching off the TravelPilot

Switch off the TravelPilot or the radio with the ON/OFF button ①, then press TPOFM.

Audio source switching

Press the NAVI 10 button. The audio signals of the TravelPilot are also transmitted via the Docking Station. Press the AV⑧ button. The video signal of the VIDEOIN 22 input is transmitted via the TravelPilot when it is set to "VIDEOS". The audio signals of the video are transmitted via the AUDIO-INPUT 22 input of the Docking Station.

Inputs on the rear

AUX

External devices can be connected.

Connect the power supply to ③. The signals from the AUX-IN 27 sockets are transmitted through the Docking Station.

AUDIO INPUT

The signals from the AUDIO-INPUT 22 sockets are transmitted through the Docking Station.

VIDEO IN

See TravelPilot function.

AUDIO OUTPUT

External devices can be connected.

Support for stereo headphones

Directional control (forward/backward)

Please note the following:

Do not leave children unattended near the Docking Station for TravelPilot navigators. They may not always recognize danger. Do not give children packaging materials, for example foil. There is a risk of suffocation if handled incorrectly with packaging. Do not expose the device to heat sources (for example radiators or electric heaters). - Avoid contact of the device with water or spray. - Do not install the device near open flames. Do not use a power adapter or power cable with damaged or worn contacts. Replace damaged adapter/cable with original new ones.

Never repair the cable or adapter yourself. Do not connect the Docking Station for TravelPilot navigators if its housing is damaged or if liquid has entered. Have the Docking Station for TravelPilot navigators checked by a service center.

Question

Do not open the housing of the power adapter. There is a risk of electric shock if the housing is opened. Connect the power adapter only to a socket with a voltage of 100-240 V~, 50/60 Hz with a protective contact. - Use only the power adapter and power cable included in the delivery.

Cable

Route the cable in such a way as to exclude the possibility of stepping on it. Do not place objects on the cable, otherwise you may damage it.

Operation

Intended use

The device is intended for stationary charging of TravelPilot 300/500 and 700 car navigators. The device has a built-in hands-free function, clock, and alarm. Additionally, the battery of the docked navigator is charged. Various mounts on the rear panel provide versatile use of the device.

Charging

Connect the power adapter included in the delivery package to the device. Then

connect the power cable with the adapter and then plug it into a wall outlet (AC 100-240 V~, 50/60 Hz).

All available functions can be activated by pressing the button on the device (except Bass/Treble).

Turning the device on/off

To turn on the device,

press and hold the power button ① for more than 2 seconds.

To turn off the device,

press and hold the power button ① again for more than 2 seconds.

Standby mode

Press the ON/OFF button briefly. The display backlight will turn off and the device will turn on.

Change the settings.

Time setting

To set the time, the device must be in standby mode.

Press button 12 until the hour indicator starts flashing. Press the hour setting button. Press the ON/OFF button briefly again until the minute indicator starts flashing. Press the minute setting button. Approximately 5 seconds later, the setting is saved.

The time display can be turned on before operation by pressing button ⑫.

Alarm setting

To set the alarm, the device must be in standby mode.

Press button 12 until the hour indicator starts flashing. Press the hour setting button. Press the ON/OFF button briefly again until the minute indicator starts flashing. Press the minute setting button. Approximately 5 seconds later, the setting is saved.

Volume adjustment

Note

• The device automatically adjusts the volume during playback. The volume is adjusted automatically according to the audio source. Always set a moderate volume level.

Press the VOL+ or VOL- button briefly to set the desired volume from 0 to 20.

The current volume level is displayed on the display and is effective for all audio sources.

Sound settings

Setting low and high frequencies

The setting can only be performed from the standby mode.

To change the setting, press the TONE button ②. Briefly press the VOL-/+ ② button to set the desired low frequency level to a value from -3 to +3.

Briefly press the TONE button 28. The low/high frequency setting is displayed. Briefly press the VOL-/+ ② button to set the desired high frequency level to a value from -3 to +3. Approximately 6 seconds after the last press of the TONE button (item 28), the menu will close.

Muting the sound

To mute the sound on the device,

briefly press the Mute button 13.

The display shows

To unmute the sound,

briefly press the Mute button 13 again.

Radio mode

With this device, you can receive radio stations in the FM frequency range (UKW), as well as tune in to UKW radio stations and save them.

Station tuning

There are three ways to tune in to stations:

• Automatic station tuning (station search)
• Selecting saved stations in manual mode

Tuning (forward/backward)

Press and hold the $ ③ button forward or backward until the desired station is found.

The station is tuned in the water flow direction according to the received station.

Setting stations in manual mode

Briefly press the $ ③ button forward or backward to change the frequency in 50 kHz steps.

Selecting saved stations

Press one of the station buttons 1-5⑤.

The saved station is called up if the vehicle is in the reception area.

The frequency or station name is displayed on the display.

Memorizing stations

After setting any station, you can save the setting as follows:

Press and hold one of the station buttons 1-5⑤ until the display, for example, "P1", flashes.

Switching mono/stereo

Press and hold the FM 4 button for more than 1 second. - The indicator shows MONO. Press and hold the FM 4 button for more than 1 second. - The indicator shows STEREO (automatic switching mono/stereo).

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AUDIO INPUT

Replacement element TITAN

TITAN element: TITCR2025, which ensures operation of the device without interruption of power supply.

Before replacement, check the cover for voltage distribution. Remove the TITAN element and install a new one, observing polarity.

Recycling and disposal

Recycling of old equipment: follow the local regulations for collection and recycling of secondary raw materials.

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TravelPilot-adapter

When using TravelPilot, apply the adapter (A for TP 300 or B for TP 500/700) (see adapter installation).

Switching on TravelPilot,