Glossary - technical terminology – Blaupunkt Tokyo RDM 169 User Manual

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Glossary - Technical Terminology

AF - Alternative Frequency

In RDS this function ensures that the radio
always tunes into the frequency with the best
reception for the station.

Amplifier

Amplifies the output power.

AUD – Audio

Sound settings for bass and treble, balance
(left/right) and fader (front/rear).

BND (Band)

Switches between bands and memory
banks.

Changer

CD changer

CL – Clear

Returns to the previous menu item.

DSC – Direct Software Control

With the help of DSC it is possible to adjust
the basic factory settings to your own per-
sonal preferences.

ENT (Enter)

Press briefly to accept/store settings.

Equalizer

Adjusts the frequencies to the acoustic con-
ditions and personal tastes.

EXIT

Press to end/cancel a setting.

KeyCard

Theft protection system from Blaupunkt. The
car stereo cannot be operated without the
correct KeyCard.

MIX

CDs/CD tracks are played in random order.

MUTE

Switches audio off

Preset Scan

See Scan

PTY

Designed for the selection of a specific type
of program in FM (e.g. sports, news). Also
see RDS.

RDS – Radio Data System

Service provided by radio stations to en-
hance radio listening pleasure.
The station name, for example, is displayed
instead of the frequency.

Other RDS functions include:

AF – Alternative Frequency
PTY – Program type

RPT (Repeat)

Repeats CD tracks. In changer operation
you can repeat single tracks or complete
CDs.

SCAN

Briefly plays the radio stations in your cur-
rent reception range or the tracks on a CD
in CD mode. Using Preset Scan you can
scan the radio stations stored on the preset
buttons.

Softkey (Software key)

Key with varying functions

SRC - Source

Source switch between radio and CD chang-
er.

TPM – Track Program Memory

Stores and plays your favorite tracks in CD
or changer mode.

TS – Travelstore

Automatically stores the stations with the
best reception on the station preset buttons.
Very useful during trips.

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