Blaupunkt SAN FRANCISCO RDM 127 User Manual download pdf (Page 28)

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DSC programming

DSC (Direct Software Control) allows you

to customise certain programmable, basic

settings to suit your personal needs and

preferences 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 these if desired.

If you wish to alter any of the programming,

• press DSC.

Use the rocker switch and the

button to

select and adjust the functions described in

the following. The display will show you the

adjusted condition.

/ Select function

<< >> Adjust/recall value

CD/CDC NAME

Only available for CD/CDC

playback.

Use this function to name

your CDs. (See “Entering

CD names”).

LOUDNESS Loudness - When listening

at a low level, the Loudness

function creates a more nat-

ural sound by boosting the

low frequency range.

LOUD 1 - Low boost

LOUD 6 - Max. boost

TA VOL To adjust the traffic an-

nouncement and warning

beep volume from between

0 to 63.

The message will then come

through at this volume, if the

standard volume is lower.

Should the standard volume

be higher than the TA VOL

level, then the traffic report

will be played slightly louder

than the standard volume.

SPEECH In future many RDS radio

stations will differentiate be-

tween music and speech

programmes.

You can alter the tone for

speech programmes from

between “SPEECH 0 ... 4”.

SPEECH 0:

Music/speech off

SPEECH 1:

Linear reproduction (bass,

treble and Loudness set to

“0”)

SPEECH 2-4:

Different settings for vol-

ume, bass and treble with

the Loudness being

switched off.

Try out which SPEECH set-

ting you like most.

BEEP Acknowledgement tone for

all functions which require a

button to be pressed for

more than one second.

The volume can be adjusted

from between 0 to 9. (0 =

off).

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