Where to look
In rough order of how little work each option takes on a TravelPilot unit.
- 01
Label on the top of the chassis
The white or silver label on the upper face lists a part number formatted like 7 612 300 000 and, on a separate line, a serial beginning BP. Copy the BP line.
- 02
Service menu
On many TravelPilot units, holding the traffic-info and mute buttons while switching on shows a diagnostic screen with the BP serial and the firmware revision.
We can turn it into the 4-digit unlock code
Optional — this guide stays free either way. If you would rather not chase the code down yourself, enter the serial and we return the digits straight away.
Entering the code
However you got the four digits, this is how they go in.
- 1
Power the unit up. It shows CODE or SAFE.
- 2
Enter the four digits with the station preset buttons.
- 3
Confirm with the source or OK button held for two seconds.
Tips from the workbench
Navigation variants often need the map DVD or SD card present before they accept a code.
Units branded for Opel may show a five-character serial on screen — that is the device ID, not the Blaupunkt serial we need.