Dsc Programming - Blaupunkt ALABAMA DJ SEATTLE RDM 169 Operating Instructions Manual

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DSC programming

The car stereo has been equipped with DSC
(Direct Software Control) to allow you to
customise certain programmable, basic set-
tings to suit your personal needs and pref-
erences and then store them.
The basic settings for this audio equipment
were made at the factory.
In the following you can find an overview of
these settings, so that you can always reset
to them if desired.
If you wish to alter any of the programming,
press DSC.
Use the rocker switch and the ENT button
to select and adjust the functions de-scribed
in the following. The display will show you
the setting you have selected.
/
Select function
<< / >> Adjust/recall value
LOW EQ
Equaliser setting:
To activate the frequencies
and set the level for the low-
er frequency range.
Refer to the detailed instruc-
tions in the section on
"Equaliser setting".
HIGH EQ
Equaliser setting:
To activate the frequencies
and set the level for the up-
per frequency range.
Refer to the detailed instruc-
tions in the section on
"Equaliser setting".
TA VOL
To adjust the traffic an-
nouncement and warning
beep volume from between
0 to 66.
The message will then come
through at this volume, if the
standard volume is lower.
If the standard volume is set
higher than the TA VOL lev-
el, then the traffic report will
be played at the standard
volume.
CD NAME
Only available during CD
playback.
Use this function to name
your CDs. (See "Entering
CD names")
SHARX
Switches the bandwidth in
the FM frequency range.
When there are a large
number of stations within
your current reception
range, use << >> to switch
to SHARX ON which will
prevent most interference
from adjacent radio stations.
This function has been set
to "SHARX ON" at the facto-
ry.
HICUT
Interference-related cut in
the treble sound. Cuts the
treble when interference oc-
curs. Can be adjusted from
NO HICUT (OFF) to HICUT
3 (highest setting). Which
setting is the most pleasant
is a matter of personal pref-
erence.
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