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FM/USB/SD MP3 PLAYER

WASHINGTON 100

BLAUPUNKT

MP3 & FM RECEIVER Instruction Manual

WAS100

RECEIVER CONTROLS

1. Power ON/OFF2. Mode : Radio, USB, SD, AUX in3. Auto Seek Search Tuning AMS4. Band Button FM1, FM2, FM35/6. Track Skip/ Search Forward/ Backward, Browse Radio Station7. Preset Station 1~ 6 for Radio and Play/ pause Function for MP3/WMA8. Intro Function for MP3/WMA9. Repeat Function for MP3/WMA10. Random Playback Funtion for MP3/WMA11. Go back 10 for Long List and Menus in SD/ USB Mode12. Skip Ahead 10 for Long List and Menus in SD/ USB Mode13. SD Card Slot14. Aux In Port15. USB Port16. LCD Display 17. Volume/ Select Control18. Mute Button19. EQ Button20. Clk Botton

Please read this instruction manual carefully and familiarize yourself with your new Stereo Reciever before using it for the �rst time. Please keep this manual for future reference.

FEATURES The Unit Features FM Stereo with USB & SD/MMC Ports and: Electronic PII Tuning Control With 18 Programmable Stations

MP3/WMA CompatiblePreampli�ed Line-outFrom Audio Aux-inUSB Port and SD/MMC InputLast Track Memory ( Radio & SD/ MMC & USB)

KEY FUNCTIONS1. POWER ON/OFF Press shortly to turn ON. Press for three seconds to turn the unit OFF.2. MODE-FUNCTION SELECTOR Press to cycle through di�erent playblack modes in the following sequence: RADIO/ USB/ SD/AUX IN.3. AUTO SEEK SEARCH TUNNING (AMS) In radio mode press to seek radio station automatically, press and hold to automatically save the station.4. BAND BUTTON In radio mode press to cycle through di�erent FM bands. (FM1-FM2-FM3)5/6. BUTTON In MP3/USB/ SD/ MMC Mode press to go to desired track. In Radio mode press to go to the desired station.7. 1/ BUTTOM In Radio mode press to go to preset station #1. In USB/ SD/ MMC mode to press to start music playback. During playback press again to pause playback. Press again to resume play.8. 2/INT BUTTON Pressing this key will playback a snippet of each thack. Press again to stop snippet and listen to the full track. While this mode is actived “INT” will be displayed. In Radio mode press to play preset station #2.

9. 3/ RPT BUTTON Press this key will activate Repeat mode. They current track will be continually repeated until repeat is deactivated. When this mode is activated RPT will appear. In Radio mode press to play preset station #310. 4/RDM BUTTON Pressing this key will activate Random playback mode. When this mode is activated RDM will appear. In Radio mode press to play preset station #411. 5/-10 BUTTON In playback mode, short press to -10, long press to choose a folder.12. 6/+10 BUTTON In playback mode, short press to +10, long press to choose a folder.13. SD CARD SLOT Insert the SD/MMC card is the slot. Select SD with the mode selector. Audio will begin playback aomatically.14. AUX IN PORT Connect your external device to the AUX Port via an auxiliary cable. Audio will now be played through the car speakers.15 USB PORT Connect your external device via USB (not included) to playback audio if an AUX port is not available. 16. LCD DISPLAY The LCD Display will show relevant information about the current funtion that is being performed. 17. VOLUME / SELECT CONTROL Rotating the volume knob will control the volume. You can also select funtions by scrolling to them using the volume knob and pressing down. Pressing down will also give you options to change BASS, TREBLE, BALANCE, FEDER, LOUD and EQ settings.18. MUTE BUTTON Push the mute button to mute all audio.19. EQ BUTTON EQ: FLAT/ POP/ CLASS/ ROCK20. CLK BUTTON Press to change clock setting.

9. 3/ RPT BUTTON Press this key will activate Repeat mode. They current track will be continually repeated until repeat is deactivated. When this mode is activated RPT will appear. In Radio mode press to play preset station #310. 4/RDM BUTTON Pressing this key will activate Random playback mode. When this mode is activated RDM will appear. In Radio mode press to play preset station #411. 5/-10 BUTTON In playback mode, short press to -10, long press to choose a folder.12. 6/+10 BUTTON In playback mode, short press to +10, long press to choose a folder.13. SD CARD SLOT Insert the SD/MMC card is the slot. Select SD with the mode selector. Audio will begin playback aomatically.14. AUX IN PORT Connect your external device to the AUX Port via an auxiliary cable. Audio will now be played through the car speakers.15 USB PORT Connect your external device via USB (not included) to playback audio if an AUX port is not available. 16. LCD DISPLAY The LCD Display will show relevant information about the current funtion that is being performed. 17. VOLUME / SELECT CONTROL Rotating the volume knob will control the volume. You can also select funtions by scrolling to them using the volume knob and pressing down. Pressing down will also give you options to change BASS, TREBLE, BALANCE, FEDER, LOUD and EQ settings.18. MUTE BUTTON Push the mute button to mute all audio.19. EQ BUTTON EQ: FLAT/ POP/ CLASS/ ROCK20. CLK BUTTON Press to change clock setting.

Operating Voltage:12V DCFrequency Range: FM 87.5~107.9MHz

Blue: Power Antenna

Front Left Speaker

Rear Left Speaker

Black: Ground (B-)Yellow: Memory Backup(B+)Red: Ignition Switch(ACC)

Front Right Speaker

Rear Right Speaker

Fuse

WIRING PLUG

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Antenna Input Connector

White: Left Audio Out

Red: Right Audio Out

WIRING SOCKET

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SPECIFICATIONSFM TUNERFrequency Range 87.5~107.9 MHzSensitivity 12 dB µVI.F. Frequency 10.7 MHzFrequency Response 40Hz ~15Hz (±3dB)Stereo Separation ＞28dBS/N Ratio ＞50dB

GENERAL

Use the speci�ed amperage fuse for each lead. Using a higher amperage fuse may cause serious damage.

Power Supply Voltage 12V DC, Negative GroundMax Current Consumption 5AMax Output Power 4x10W (20W RMS)

Note: Speci�cations and the design are subject to possible modi�cation without notice due to improvement. 1. Power

2. Mode (switch for FM1-FM2-FM3)3. Mute4. Band (switch for FM1-FM2-FM3)5. Vol+6. AMS7. Prev8. Sel / Enter9. Next10. EQ Control

11. Vol-12. Clock Display13. No.1(Auto Memory Store)& play/ pause14. No.2 & intro (WMA/MP3)15. No.3 & Repeat (RPT)16. No.4 & Random (RMD)17. No. 5 & -10 (WMA/MP3) & track Skip18. No. 6 & +10 (WMA/MP3) & track Skip

INSTALLATIONRemove the stereo carefully from the box. Keep the box for unit warranty and service.

Choose the mounting location carefully so that the unit will notinterfere with the normal driving functions of the driver.Avoid installing the unit where it can be subjected to high temperatures from direct sunlight or hot air heaters, or where it can be subject to dust, dirt or excessive vibrations.Use only the supplied mounting hardware for a sale and secure installation.

Note: Keep the release Key in a safe place as you may need it in future to remove the unit form the car.

WIRING DIAGRAMREMOTE CONTROL GUIDE

PRECAUTIONS

MOUNTING ANGLE ADJUSTMENTAdjust the mounting angle as desired

MOUNTIG EXAMPLEDashboard Installation

MAINTENANCEFuse ReplacementIf the fuse blows, Check the power connection and replace the fuse. If the fuse blowsagain after the replacement, there may be an internal malfunction. In this case, consult your nearest technician.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limit are designed to provide reasonable protection harmful interference in a residential installation. The equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, maybe cause harmful interference to radio communica-tions. However, there is not guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment o� and on, the user is encourge to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following

measures:-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.-Increase the distance between the equipment and receiver-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a cicuit di�erent from that to which the receiver is connected.-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.