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BLUETOOTH OPERATION

General

You can use the Bluetooth in your car to make a 

phone call hands-free or stream music onto your 

in-car speakers (via this headunit).

Controls (fig. K)

Button

Bluetooth status

Inactive

Handsfree 

(HFP/HSP)

Music-

streaming 

(A2DP)

PWR

MUTE

(n.a.)

Reject phone 

(incoming call)

-

TALK

Press more 

than 2 secs 

to start 

pairing

Answer phone

 

(incoming call) 

Hang-up phone 

(call active)

Answer 

phone * 

(incoming 

call)

* Only when 'HFP 1ST‘ is selected inside the SAM.

Pairing

To pair your Bluetooth-enabled device to this 

headunit, make sure that no device is currently 

streaming to this headunit first.

Press the 

TALK

 button for more than 2 seconds 

to enter the pairing mode. The headunit will 

enter into a “Find Me” mode.

Enable your device to perform a scan of 

available devices to find the headunit.

For more details, please check the user manual 

of your Bluetooth-enabled device.

3.  Once found, you should see “DAYTON” as 

the found device and you can pair your de-

vice with the headunit.

4.  The default 4-digit pin is “0000”.
Note: Whenever there is at least one paired 

device active, the headunit will light-up the Blue

-

tooth icon.

Paired Devices

This headunit is able to store up to eight Blue

-

tooth-enabled devices (consisting of a mixture of 

mobile phones or music-players). If a ninth de-

vice starts pairing, it will replace the device that 

was used longest ago.

Hands-Free Call

Answer a call

You will hear the ring tone from the in-car speak-

ers.

To answer the call, simply short-press the 

TALK

 

button.

Reject a call

If you do not wish to answer the incoming 

call, simply short-press the 

PWR

MUTE

 button.

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Hang-up a call

After you have answered the phone call, and 

you wish to hang-up, simply short-press the 

TALK

 button again.

Music Streaming

If your Bluetooth-enabled music device has al

-

ready been paired with this headunit before, sim-

ply turn on the Bluetooth function of your music 

device and the headunit will react accordingly.

If 'A2DP 1ST' was selected in SAM, then the 

headunit will automatically switch to Blue

-

tooth source and starts music streaming onto 

the in-car speakers.

If 'HFP 1ST' was selected in SAM, then the 

headunit will light-up the   (if not already 

lighted-up) only. You need to short-press the 

SOURCE

 button a few times to select Bluetooth.

If '1STDEVICE' was selected in SAM:

No Bluetooth connection active:- Behav

-

iour is same as ‘HFP 1ST’ condition

An existing Bluetooth connection is ac

-

tive:- status quo as the current Bluetooth 

connection is first connected.

AUX OPERATION

This headunit comes with an Auxiliary input (3.5 

mm jack) on the front for ease of streaming your 

music from your portable devices.

Insert your 3.5 mm plug (connected to your 

portable device) into the front Aux input.

Short-press the 

SOURCE

 button a few times until 

the display shows “AUX”.

Play your portable device.

SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

Clock

You can select automatic update of the clock 

via the RDS radio signal or manually adjust the 

clock yourself. The clock will be displayed when 

the headunit is powered-off. In case you need 

to save battery life, you may turn off the clock 

display too.

Navigate the SAM to select ‘CLOCK’.

Turn the knob clockwise / anti-clockwise to 

select the type of clock functions (RDS clock, 

manual clock or clock off).

Note: If you select ‘MAN CLK’, menu item, 

‘CLOCKSET’, is selectable as the next menu 

item. Refer to the ‘SOFTWARE ACCESS MENU 

(SAM)’ for adjusting the clock.

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Summary of Contents for CD 2217 G

Page 1: ...Deutsch Suomi User manual Mode d e emploi Bedienungsanleitung Gebruiksaamwijzing Instuzioni d uso Instrucctiones de manejo Modo de emprego Bruksanvisning Betenningsveiledning K ytt ohje Dansk Portugu...

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Page 3: ...N 2 RPT 3 RND 4 10 5 10 6 ID3 AUX IN CD 2327G IR 1 3 2 9 8 10 5 6 4 7 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1 3 2 9 8 10 5 6 4 7 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 wma REL SOURCE PWR MUTE SAM AST SOUND CD 2737B IR BAND PTY AF TA 1...

Page 4: ...F G 1 3 2 188mm 8mm I H E 1 3 2 5 12 6 4 7 8 9 10 11 R TALK SD USB J K The Remote Control is a separate accessory Please contact your dealer...

Page 5: ...N C N C 15A 12V R SDVC A B C C1 C2 C3 Pink Tel Mute Blue SWRC Brown SWRC Gray R Amp BT Mic White Red L R Preamp Out Illumination Ground Microphone Ground Illumination Switch Microphone In Talk Illumin...

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Page 7: ...dual Switchable orange green dual Switchable orange green dual Steering Wheel Remote Control Programmable Programmable Programmable Programmable Speed Dependent Volume Control Needs calibration Needs...

Page 8: ...nting DIN slot 14 Rear Mounting JIN slot 14 Removing the Headunit fig T U 14 Replacing the Fuse fig L M 14 Interference suppression 14 Location of the Bluetooth Microphone Module 15 SECURITY 15 Removi...

Page 9: ...rmity is available upon request at the following address Siemens VDO Trading GmbH Kruppstra e 105 60388 Frankfurt am Main Germany GENERAL INFORMATION Disclaimer The designs and specifications stated i...

Page 10: ...you think that condensation is a problem turn off the headunit for an hour or so to allow it to dry out and wipe any damp CDs with a soft cloth to remove the moisture Road shocks may interrupt CD pla...

Page 11: ...ation used to encode the files There may be a slight delay when starting playback of WMA files encoded with image data The headunit may not display folder name longer than 32 characters correctly For...

Page 12: ...e 100 compatibility and readability for all USB devices The headunit has been tested with the follow ing brands Toshiba Kingston Imation The headunit will support USB devices for matted in FAT8 FAT16...

Page 13: ...the relay of an automatic motorized antenna Do not use this connection for direct power supply to the antenna motor optional A6 Connect to corresponding dashboard wiring for the lighting control for...

Page 14: ...he preamp out RCA pair to the leads of the power amplifier if present using a pair of male RCA cable not provided Inset the aerial plug into the aerial socket good reception is only possible with a go...

Page 15: ...EL button to flip down the front Push the front lightly to the left side and pull the front towards you Take the detachable front with you when you leave your vehicle Keep the front in the provided pr...

Page 16: ...menu In SAM menu Select next item In SOUND menu Enter SAM menu LP Activate Auto Store n a n a In SAM menu Exit SAM menu 4 SOUND 4 SP Enter SOUND menu In SAM menu Enter SOUND menu In SOUND menu Select...

Page 17: ...reset 1 12 2 RPT SP Select preset 2 Toggle REPEAT mode off single folder all n a n a LP Store current sta tion into preset 2 13 3 RND SP Select preset 3 Toggle RANDOM mode off folder all n a n a LP St...

Page 18: ...UND menu after 6 seconds of inaction 1 Option Setting or turn the knob LOUDNESS OFF 1 2 3 STYLE JAZZ POP CLASSIC USER VOCAL FLAT BASS only in USER style 7 to 0 to 7 TREBLE only in USER style 7 to 0 to...

Page 19: ...and FM1 FM2 FM3 MW1 MW2 or LW Tune to a desired radio station Long press any of the six preset buttons to store the current radio station The number of a preset station will be dis played next to the...

Page 20: ...s headunit reacts to the environmental conditions affecting the quality of the radio stations you can change the setting in the SAM Navigate the SAM to select REG RDS Turn the knob clockwise anti cloc...

Page 21: ...ong RPT DIR Repeat current directory folder for compressed audio disc with more than 1 folder only RPT ALL Repeat the whole disc Random Feature Short press 3 RND button a few times to toggle the Rando...

Page 22: ...button 1 2 1 1 Hang up a call After you have answered the phone call and you wish to hang up simply short press the TALK button again Music Streaming If your Bluetooth enabled music device has al read...

Page 23: ...vel 2 gives a higher increase 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 Calibration CAUTION To avoid unnecessary dis traction we advise that this procedure be carried out with the assistance of somebody else front passenger Wh...

Page 24: ...most types of SWRC the headunit may recognise an unwanted key press on your SWRC as one of the valid input 9 Continue to select DISABLE and repeat the process to disable all unwanted buttons 10 To ex...

Page 25: ...WMA volume offset relative to the tuner volume AUX LEVEL 2 1 0 1 2 Select the Auxiliary volume offset relative to the tuner volume BT LEVEL 2 1 0 1 2 Select the Bluetooth volume offset relative to the...

Page 26: ...light when the detachable front panel is removed MULTI S OFF ON Select MULTI OFF to turn off support for multi session discs and only the 1st session is playable This is useful for playing copy pro te...

Page 27: ...ion and to allow NEWS interrupt on top of the TA interrupt BLUETOOTH BT OFF HFP 1ST A2DP 1ST 1ST DEVICE Activate the Bluetooth function as follows Select HFP 1ST to allow the first detected Bluetooth...

Page 28: ...and its connection see INSTALLATION Check if the radio station search is finished Verify the speakers connections see IN STALLATION and the speakers balance SOUND SETTINGS There is no sound from the l...

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