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I could find a Blaupunkt VOSS instruction/user manual, but I did not find a publicly available service schematic / circuit diagram for the Blaupunkt VOSS. The VOSS appears to be a portable Bluetooth speaker, not a Blaupunkt car-radio chassis. It was sold as a rechargeable Bluetooth system with two 10 W speakers, AUX input, USB 5 V output, and an internal rechargeable battery. (cybershack.com.au)
The available VOSS manual gives useful service clues, but it is not a component-level schematic. The relevant electrical information from the manual is:
| Item | Data from available manual |
|---|---|
| Product | Blaupunkt VOSS Bluetooth speaker |
| Bluetooth | Bluetooth V3.0 + EDR |
| RF band | 2.402–2.480 GHz |
| Wireless range | approx. 10 m |
| Power input | DC 10 V, 2 A |
| Internal battery | DC 7.4 V / 1000 mAh rechargeable battery |
| Rear connections | AUX IN, DC 10 V IN, DC 5 V OUT |
| AUX input | 3.5 mm analog audio |
| USB port | 5 V output for charging devices, not USB audio playback |
These specifications are listed in the VOSS instruction manual. (manualmachine.com)
A likely internal block diagram would be:
DC 10 V adaptor input
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charge / power-management PCB
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2-cell Li-ion / Li-poly battery pack
nominal 7.4 V, with protection/BMS
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DC/DC rails: 5 V, 3.3 V, amplifier rail
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Bluetooth audio module / control logic
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AUX input buttons / LEDs
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audio preamp / selector
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Class-D stereo amplifier
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left/right loudspeakers
If you are repairing one, the most useful first checks are:
Check:
Likely causes:
Do not bypass the battery protection board. The VOSS uses a 7.4 V rechargeable pack, which implies a 2-cell lithium battery system; unsafe charging or bypassing protection can cause overheating or fire.
Check:
Likely Bluetooth module/control-side problem:
The manual notes that the USB port is for charging/powering devices and is not for USB flash-drive playback. It also indicates that charging external devices depends on the power condition of the unit/adaptor. (manualmachine.com)
Check:
If by “Blaupunkt VOSS schematic” you mean a car radio, then “VOSS” is probably not the correct Blaupunkt radio model name. Blaupunkt car radios are usually identified by a model name plus a numerical part/type number, often beginning with 7 6xx xxx xxx or similar. In that case, the correct schematic must be searched by the Blaupunkt type number, not just the name.
For the portable VOSS speaker, the public documentation I found is an instruction manual, not a service manual or full schematic. The current Blaupunkt support page provides manuals and service contact information, but it does not list a VOSS circuit schematic in the visible download area. (blaupunkt.com)
If you want, send any of the following and I can help reconstruct the schematic or identify ICs:
A public Blaupunkt VOSS schematic does not appear to be readily available. The available documentation identifies VOSS as a portable Bluetooth speaker with DC 10 V input, 7.4 V / 1000 mAh internal rechargeable battery, Bluetooth V3.0 + EDR, AUX input, and USB 5 V output. For repair, the practical route is PCB-level tracing: start with the DC input, battery/BMS, regulators, Bluetooth module, and Class-D amplifier stage.