Cassette Eject; Cd Changer Operation; Inserting A Cd; Switching To The Cd Changer Mode - Blaupunkt Munich CM 168 Operating Instructions Manual

Cassette eject

Press to eject the cassette.
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under licence by Dolby Laboratories Licensing
Corporation. The word "Dolby" and the double-
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Lincensing Corporation.

CD changer operation

This unit offers you the ability to conven-
iently control a Blaupunkt CDC-A08 or
CDC-A072 changer (or CDC-A05 with a
special adaptor), all sold separately
If the CD changer is connected, the
symbol will light up in the display.
The changer is equipped with a magazine
for 10 discs.

Inserting a CD

Insert one or several CDs into the maga-
zine (printed surface facing up).
Slide the magazine into the CD changer in
the direction of the arrow.
The CDs are counted from bottom to top.
Note:
Use only perfectly circular CDs with a di-
ameter of 12 cm.
CDs with a diameter of 8 cm or CDs manu-
factured in the shape of a mug, for exam-
ple, are not suitable for use with this equip-
ment.
Using such CDs can very likely result in the
destruction of the CD and the CD drive.
We assume no responsibility for damages
caused by using unsuitable CDs.
After you have inserted the magazine, keep
the door closed to prevent the magazine
from becoming dusty or dirty.
Switching to the CD changer
mode
Make sure that at least one CD has been
inserted into the magazine.
Press SRC to change the audio source:
• Press SRC repeatedly until the CD
functions appear in the display.

Ejecting CDs

Open the door of the CD changer and press
the eject button.

CD playback

• Use SRC to select the CD changer.
Press SRC repeatedly until "CHANG-
ER" appears in the display.
CD playback starts with the first CD identi-
fied by the changer.

Selecting a CD

When CD playback starts, all active CD
functions and the CD number or name will
light up in the display.
To change the display between CD Name,
CD number, elapsed time indication and
clock, press during CD playback.
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