Nicetex Electronics 170512BT Bluetooth Speaker User Manual PBTSD86 AF8 PYLE AF8 IB draft Rev05 indd

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IMPORTANT: Pack carefully in original package if possible. We are not
responsible for damage incurred in returning items for repair. A letter
stating your exact street address, daytime phone number, and the
problem you are experiencing should be included. You must also
enclose a copy of the original receipt as proof of date of purchase.
USER’S MANUAL
www.pyleaudio.com
PBTSD86
Bluetooth Wireless Audio Streaming
Clock Radio W/ FM Receiver & Alarm Clock
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Com pliance with FCC R egulations
I m por tant Safety I nstr uctions
This device com plies with P ar t 15 of the FCC R ules. Oper ation is subject to the following
two conditions:
1.
this device m ay not cause har m ful inter fer ence, and
2.
this
device
m ust
accept
any
inter fer ence
r eceived,
including
inter fer ence that m ay cause undesir ed oper ation.
NOTE : This equipm ent has been tested and found to com ply with the lim its for a Class B
digital device, pur suant to P ar t 15 of the FCC R ules. These lim its ar e designed to pr ovide
r easonable pr otection against har m ful inter fer ence in a r esidential installation. This
When used in the dir ected m anner , this unit has been desig ned and m anufactur ed to ensur e
your per sonal safety. However , im pr oper use can r esult in potential electr ical shock or fir e
hazar ds. P lease r ead all safety and oper ating instr uctions car efully befor e installation and
use, and k eep these instr uctions handy for futur e r efer ence. Tak e special note of all
war nings listed in these instr uctions and on the unit.
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2.
equipm ent g ener ates, uses and can r adiate r adio fr equency ener g y and, if not installed and
used in accor dance with the instr uctions, m ay cause har m ful inter fer ence to r adio
com m unications. However , ther e is no g uar antee that inter fer ence will not occur in a
par ticular installation. I f this equipm ent does cause har m ful inter fer ence to r adio or
television r eception, which can be deter m ined by tur ning the equipm ent off and on, the
3.
user is encour aged to tr y to cor r ect the inter fer ence by one or m or e of the following
m easur es:
R eor ient or r elocate the r eceiving antenna.
I ncr ease the separ ation between the equipm ent and r eceiver .
Connect the equipm ent into an outlet on a cir cuit differ ent fr om that to which the
r eceiver is connected.
4.
Consult the dealer or an exper ienced r adio/TV technician for help.
CAUTI ON: Changes or m odifications not expr essly appr oved by the par ty r esponsible for
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6.
com pliance could void the user’s author ity to oper ate the equipm ent.
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Water and Moistur e
The unit should not be used near water . F or exam ple: near a bathtub, washbowl,
kitchen sink, laundr y tub, swim m ing pool or in a set basem ent.
Ventilation
The unit should be situated so that its location or position does not inter fer e with its
pr oper ventilation. For exam ple, it should not be situated on a bed, sofa, r ug or sim ilar
sur face that m ay block the ventilation openings. The ventilation should not be im peded
by cover ing the ventilation openings with item s, such as newspaper s, table- cloths,
cur tains, etc. Also, it should not be placed in a built- in installation, such as a book case
or cabinet, which m ay im pede the flow of air thr oug h the ventilation openings.
Heat & Flam e
The unit should be situated away fr om heat sour ces such as r adiator s, heat r egister s,
stoves or other appliances (including am plifier s) that pr oduce heat.
No naked flam e sour ces, such as lig hted candles, should be placed on the appar atus.
P ower Sour ce
The unit should be connected to a power supply only of the type descr ibed in the
oper ating instr uctions or as m ar ked on the appliance.
Wher e the AC/DC Adaptor is used as the disconnect device, the disconnect device shall
r em ain r eadily oper able.
P ower Cor d P r otection
P ower supply cor ds should be r outed so that they ar e not lik ely to be walk ed on or
pinched by item s placed upon or ag ainst them . I t is always best to have a clear ar ea
fr om wher e the cor d exits the unit to wher e it is plugg ed into an AC outlet.
Cleaning
The unit should be cleaned only as r ecom m ended. See the section "Car e and
Maintenance" of this m anual for cleaning instr uctions.
Object and L iquid E ntr y
Car e should be taken so that objects do not fall and liquids ar e not spilled into any
openings or vents located on the pr oduct. I t shall not be exposed to dr ipping or splashing
and that no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the appar atus.
Attachm ents
Do not use attachm ents not r ecom m ended by the pr oduct m anufactur er .
L ightning and P ower Sur ge P r otection
Unplug the unit fr om the wall outlet and disconnect the per iods of tim e. This will
pr event dam ag e to the pr oduct due to lightning and power - line sur g es.
Over loading
Do not over load wall outlets, extension cor ds, or integr al convenience r eceptacles as
this can r esult in a r isk of fir e of electr ic shock.
Dam age R equir ing S er vice
This unit should be ser viced by qualified ser vice per sonnel when:
A. The power supply cor d or plug has been dam ag ed.
B . Objects have fallen into or liquid has been spilled into the enclosur e.
C. The unit has been exposed to r ain.
D. The unit has been dr opped or the enclosur e dam ag ed.
E . The unit exhibits a m ar k ed change in per for m ance or does not oper ate nor m ally.
P er iods of Nonuse
I f the unit is to be left unused for an extended per iod of tim e, such as a m onth or longer ,
the power cor d should be unplugged fr om the unit to pr event dam age or cor r osion.
Ser vicing
The user should not attem pt to ser vice the unit beyond those m ethods descr ibed in the
user 's oper ating instr uctions. S er vice m ethods not cover ed in the oper ating
instr uctions should be r efer r ed to qualified ser vice per sonnel.
Car e and Maintenance
Featur es
Thank you for pur chasing the B luetooth S peaker S ystem with Alar m Clock R adio.
The m odel incor por ates following featur es:
P layback iP ad /iP hone/iP od Touch m usic thr ough B luetooth technolog y
Clock with 12/24 hour s display for m at selection
Alar m tim er function
Alar m wak e up to B uzzer , F M r adio with S nooze function
Sleep tim er function
FM r adio r eceiver
With 20 FM r adio pr eset stations
L CD display with dim m er function
Audio line- in for connecting other digital audio player
P r eset E Q and B ass boost function
L uxur y Mood light
iP ad, iP hone and iP od touch ar e tr adem ar ks of Apple I nc., r egister ed in the U.S. and other
countr ies.
iP ad, iP hone and iP od m odels ar e not included.
Do not subject the unit to excessive for ce, shock, dust or extr em e tem per atur e.
Do not tam per the inter nal com ponents of the unit.
Clean your unit with a dam p (never wet) cloth. Solvent or deter gent should never be
used.
Avoid leaving your unit in dir ect sunlight or in hot, hum id or dusty places.
K eep your unit away fr om heating appliances and sour ces of electr ical noise such as
fluor escent lam ps or m otor s.
R esetting the Unit
I f the unit exper iences a power sur ge or electr ic shock, it is possible that the inter nal
m icr o- contr oller m ay lock up and the unit will not r espond to any com m ands fr om the
panel contr ols.
I n this event, use a str aig htened paper clip, toothpick or sim ilar objects to pr ess the R E SE T
button located at r ear of the unit (see the below figur e). The r eset oper ation clear s the
system m em or y and all of your pr evious settings will be er ased.
CAUTI ON: DO NOT USE SHAR P , P OI NTE D OB J E CT TO P R E SS THE R E SE T B UTTON.
I T MAY DAMAGE THE R E SE T SWI TCH I NSI DE THE UNI T.
I nstallation
Clock / Mem or y batter y back- up
For the unit has been wor ked for a ver y long per iod, wher e the backup batter y voltage m ay
dischar ge to a low level which cannot backup the clock and r adio pr eset station data. I n this
case you need to r eplace it with the fr esh one.
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(2)
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(4)
A backup batter y com par tm ent located at r ear of the m ain unit.
Open the batter y com par tm ent lid.
Follow the polar ity diagr am shown inside the com par tm ent and install 2 x AAA (UM- 4)
type batter ies (not included).
Close the batter y com par tm ent lid.
R em ote Contr ol
The r em ote contr ol oper ates on one CR 2025 L ithium batter y (included).
To activate the r em ote contr ol, r em ove the insulation tab attached in the batter y
com par tm ent.
War nings:
B atter ies shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fir e or the lik e.
B e sur e that the batter ies ar e installed cor r ectly. Wr ong polar ity m ay dam age the unit.
Do not m ix old and new batter ies.
Do not m ix alkaline, standar d (car bon- zinc) or r echar geable (nickel- cadm ium) batter ies.
Only batter ies of the sam e or equivalent type as r ecom m end ar e to be used.
I f the unit is not to be used for an extended per iod of tim e, r em ove the batter y.
Do not dispose of batter ies in fir e, batter y m ay explode or leak.
Danger of explosion if batter y is incor r ectly r eplaced.
AC- DC Adaptor connection
The unit is power ed by an exter nal AC- DC P ower Adaptor (included) with output DC12V /
2000m A.
(1) I nser t the adaptor s DC output plug into the DC I N jack at the back of the unit.
(2) P lug the adaptor into an ac m ain outlet.
Technical Data
P ower Adaptor :
I nput
AC 100V 240V ~50/60Hz
Output DC 12V / 2000m A
P ower Supply for the unit:
DC 12V / 2000m A
B atter y backup for clock/m em or y: DC 3V - - - 2 x AAA (UM- 4) type batter y (not included)
R em ote Contr ol batter y:
DC 3V - - - 1 x CR2025 L ithium batter y (included)
THE SP E CI FI CATI ON AND E XTE R NAL AP P E AR ANCE OF THE SE T AR E SUB J E CT TO
CHANGE WI THOUT P R I OR NOTI CE .
I f at any tim e in the futur e you should need to dispose of this pr oduct please note
that: Waste electr ical pr oducts should not be disposed of with household waste.
P lease r ecycle wher e facilities exist. Check with your L ocal Author ity or r etailer for
r ecycling advice. (Waste E lectr ical and E lectr onic E quipm ent Dir ective).
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Wake to B uzzer
When the alar m tim e is r eached, the alar m sour ce indicator blinks and the buzzer
alar m will sound for thr ee m inutes.
I t goes into auto- Snooze m ode if no button has been pr essed. The buzzer tur ns off for
the snooze tim e (ar ound 10 m inutes) then com es on again.
Y ou m ay activate the snooze function after the alar m sounds by pr essing the SNOOZE
button. The buzzer stops for the snooze tim e (ar ound 10 m inutes) then com es again.
The snooze oper ation (including auto- snooze and m anual snooze) can be r epeated 3
tim es.
To cancel the snooze befor e it expir es, pr ess the AL AR M
button.
To stop the alar m im m ediately after the buzzer sounds, you can also pr ess the AL AR M
button. I t r esets itself for the following day.
Wall Mounting option
(1) On the wall, two m ounting scr ews (with sam e spacing as the m ain unit m ounting holes)
should be r eady for the m ounting .
(2) Detach the Stand fr om the m ain unit.
(3) I nser t the F er r ite holder on the r ear of the unit.
(4) P lace the power cor d fer r ite on the Fer r ite holder .
(5) Hang the unit on the wall
Wake to R adio
When the alar m tim e is r eached, the selected alar m sour ce R adio will autom atically
tur n on. I t star ts softly and gr adually becom es louder . The alar m sour ce indicator
blinks.
I t plays for 30 m inutes then shuts off and r esets itself for the following day.
Dur ing the activation of the alar m sour ce, you m ay pr ess the SNOOZE button to
activate the snooze function. The alar m stops for the snooze tim e (ar ound 10 m inutes)
then tur ns on again.
The snooze oper ation can be r epeated 3 tim es.
To cancel the snooze befor e it expir es, pr ess the AL AR M
button.
To stop the alar m im m ediately after the alar m sounds, you can also pr ess the AL AR M
button. I t r esets itself for the following day.
Sleep Tim er Function
Sleep to tim er
This featur e allows you to fall asleep to the r adio or B luetooth m usic to 120 Minutes.
The unit shuts off autom atically when the tim e expir es.
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button to tur n the unit on.
P r ess the STANDB Y
E ither tune to the desir ed r adio station in r adio m ode or playback B luetooth m usic
fr om iP ad/iP hone.
To select the sleep tim er to tur n the unit off after 15, 30, 45, 60, 90 or 120 m inutes, pr ess
the S L E E P button fr om the r em ote contr ol r epeatedly. The display shows the sleep tim e
and the sleep indicator
. The unit plays for the selected leng th of tim e then
autom atically tur ns off.
To tur n the unit off befor e the sleep tim er counts down to zer o, pr ess the STANDB Y
button at any tim e.
Notes:
To check the r em aining sleep tim e, pr ess the S L E E P button once fr om the r em ote
contr ol.
I f you ar e falling asleep to B luetooth m usic fr om an iP ad/iP hone, the sleep tim er
will shut off the power to this system but it will not tur n off the B luetooth device.
I f you ar e falling asleep to m usic fr om an exter nal device connected to the AUX- I N
input, the sleep tim er will shut off the power to this system but it will not tur n off
the exter nal device.
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Descr iption of P ar ts
Clock Setting
Main Unit
When the unit is OFF (at standby m ode):
Set 12/24 Hour for m at
1. P r ess the MODE button until the display digits blink then enter ed the 12/24 hour
for m at setting m ode.
2. P r ess the TUN +//
button to select 12 or 24 hour display for m at.
Top View
Set
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Clock
P r ess the MODE button ag ain and the clock digits blink .
P r ess the VOL +/- button to set hour .
P r ess the TUN +//
button to set m inute.
E xit setting m ode
6. To save all settings and exit the setting m ode, pr ess the MODE button or wait for a few
seconds.
Fr ont V iew
Alar m Oper ation
Side View
The unit incor por ates alar m function which wakes you up fr om B uzzer (B eep) or F M R adio.
To select wak e up alar m sour ce
1. Tur n the unit off.
2. P r ess and hold the AL AR M
button until the alar m sour ce indicator
B UZ / R AD
blinks on display.
3. P r ess the TUN +//
button to select alar m sour ce B uzzer or FM r adio.
To select wak e to buzzer , the
B UZ indicator blinks.
To select wak e to r adio, the
R AD indicator blinks.
To set alar m tim e
4. P r ess the AL AR M
button ag ain and the alar m dig its blink .
5. P r ess the VOL +/- button to set alar m hour .
6. P r ess the TUN +//
button to set alar m m inute.
Note: P r ess and hold the
or VOL +/- button for fast advance / r ever se value.
Set m axim um alar m volum e level (apply for alar m sour ce R ADI O only)
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R ear View
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P r ess the AL AR M
button ag ain, m axim um alar m volum e level indicator “V (level
digits)” blinks.
P r ess the VOL + / - button to select m axim um alar m volum e level, wher e you can select
the level between 10 and 30 (inclusive).
Save settings
9.
To save setting s and exit the setting m ode, pr ess the AL AR M
seconds.
button or wait for few
E nable daily alar m
10. P r ess the AL AR M
button to toggle between alar m enable and disable.
To activate the daily alar m , the alar m sour ce indicator
B UZ / R AD should appear o n
the display.
Note:
When "Wak e to R adio" is selected, m ake sur e the r adio station which you want to wak e
to is tuned.
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Auxiliar y I nput
This unit pr ovides an auxiliar y audio sig nal input for connecting exter nal audio devices.
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R em ove the Fer r ite holder at r ear of the unit.
Connect an audio cable with 3.5m m ster eo plug to the AUX- I N J ack located at the back
of the unit.
Connect the other end of the cable to a L ine Out J ack or Headphone J ack of your
exter nal audio device.
Tur n on the exter nal audio device.
To select auxiliar y audio input, pr ess the F UNCTI ON button until the AUX indicator
displays.
The volum e level can now be contr olled thr ough the m ain unit. Oper ate all other
functions on the auxiliar y device as usual.
Note:
- I f you'r e connected the L ine Out J ack of your exter nal device then you only need to adjust
the volum e contr ol of this unit. I f you'r e connected the Headphone J ack of your exter nal
device, then you m ay need to adjust both the volum e contr ol of your exter nal device and
the volum e contr ol of this unit to find the m ost desir able volum e setting .
- P r ess the STANDB Y
button tur ning off the unit when you finish listening .
Don't for get to switch off the power of your exter nal device as well.
P r eset E Q, B ass/Tr eble and B ass B oost
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B L UE TOOTH button - - - - - P r ess to pair iP ad/iP hone (B luetooth connection).
B luetooth L E D indicator
R em ote Contr ol I nfr ar ed S ensor
L CD display
STANDB Y
button - - - - - Tur n the unit on and off.
FUNCTI ON button - - - - - Select FM r adio ster eo / m ono, B luetooth or AUX (Auxiliar y)
m ode.
SNOOZE / L I GHT button - - - - - Activate the snooze function; Select display Dim / B r ig ht.
MODE / ME M button - - - - At standby m ode: S elect differ ent setting m ode (12/24 hour s display for m at,
clock).
I n F M r adio m ode: Save pr eset r adio station.
Mood L ig ht B ar
VOL +/- - - - - - Adjust volum e level up and down; Set clock / alar m hour .
Speaker s
button - - - - At standby m ode: Set clock / alar m m inute.
I n r adio m ode: Tune the r adio fr equency up / down.
I n B luetooth m ode: Skip tr ack s For war d / B ackwar d.
/ P R E SE T button - - - - I n r adio m ode: E nter pr eset r adio channel m ode.
I n B luetooth m ode: P lay / P ause iP od (iP ad/iP hone) m usic.
MOOD L I GHT ON/OFF button - - - - - Tur n the m ood light on/off.
Alar m
button - - - - - E nter alar m setting m ode; Tur n the alar m on/off.
Stand
AUX- I N jack - - - - - Auxiliar y audio sig nal input.
DC- I N jack - - - - - For the connection of exter nal DC
power supply.
R E SE T button - - - - - For r esetting the unit.
FM antenna wir e
Clock /Mem or y back up batter y com par tm ent
Fer r ite holder - - - - - For wall mounting , hold the fer r ite
(close to the DC- in plug) of the power adaptor .
Mounting holes - - - - For desk top stand or wall m ounting
R em ote Contr ol
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(C) B ass B oost function
I f necessar y, you m ay select the bass boost effect by pr essing the DB B S button fr om the
r em ote contr ol.
Whilst the bass boost is on and the B AS S indicator displays.
E ach pr ess of the DB B S button will tog gle between ON and OFF of the bass boost effect.
Select your favour .
Note: E ither one of the above m entioned m odes [(A), (B ) or (C)] can be activated at a tim e.
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(A) P r eset E Q
The unit pr ovides 4 pr eset E Q settings for your selection.
I n either r adio, AUX (auxiliar y) or B luetooth m ode:
To select the pr eset E Q, pr ess the E Q button fr om the r em ote contr ol.
E ach pr ess of the E Q button will scr oll thr ough following selection.
(B ) B ass / Tr eble
P r ess and hold the E Q button, the B ASS indicator will display. P r ess the TUN + / button for incr ease or decr ease bass level. P r ess E Q button ag ain, TR E indicator
displays. P r ess the TUN + / /
button for incr ease or decr ease tr eble level.
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I nfr ar ed Tr ansm itter
STANDB Y button - - - - Tur n the unit on and off.
E Q button - - - - Select pr eset E Q effect.
FUNC (function) button - - - - Select F M ster eo/m ono
r adio, B luetooth or AUX (Auxiliar y) m ode.
button - - - - - P lay / P ause iP od (iP ad/iP hone) m usic.
MODE button - - - - Select differ ent setting m ode (12/24
hour s display for m at, clock).
VOL +/- button - - - - - Adjust volum e level up and down; Set clock / alar m hour .
MUTE button - - - - Mute the volum e.
SNOOZE / L I GHT button - - - - - Activate the snooze function; Select display Dim / B r ig ht.
SL E E P button - - - - Select the tim e dur ation of the sleep tim er .
DB B S button - - - - Select bass boost effect.
ME M button - - - - Save pr eset r adio station.
CH + / - button - - - - Select pr eset r adio channel (station).
TUN+ / FF and TUN - / FR button - - - At standby m ode: S et clock / alar m m inute.
I n r adio m ode: Tune the r adio fr equency up / down.
I n B luetooth m ode: Skip tr ack s For war d / B ackwar d.
AL AR M ON/OF F button - - - - E nter alar m setting m ode; Tur n the alar m on / off.
MOOD L I GHT ON/OFF button - - - - - Tur n the m ood light on/off.
B atter y Com par tm ent
B luetooth Oper ation
The unit playback iP ad/iP hone/iP od Touch m usic thr ough B luetooth oper ation.
Note:
The unit is designed m ainly for B luetooth pair ing Apple device, like iP ad, iP hone and iP od
Touch.
Y ou m ay tr y other br and of sm ar t phone / m obile device which has B luetooth function.
Although som e of the ear lier m obile phone m odels which have B luetooth function, it m ay
not com patible with this unit.
B efor e you did the B luetooth pair ing/connection, following infor m ation will help:
(A) Whilst the unit is sear ching for B luetooth device (e.g. iP hone), the B luetooth L E D
indicator will blink fast.
Whilst the unit pair ed with a B luetooth device (e.g . iP hone), the B luetooth L E D indicator
will blink slowly.
(B ) The B luetooth device nam e of this m odel:
NTX
For the m obile phone/device with B luetooth ver sion V2.1 and above:
- - - - - - - - - No P I N is r equir ed for B luetooth connection to this m odel.
For the m obile phone/device with B luetooth ver sion V2.0 and below:
- - - - - - - - - The P I N is “0000” for B luetooth connection to this m odel
B luetooth pair ing/connection
1. P r ess the STANDB Y
button to tur n on the unit.
2. P r ess the FUNCTI ON button to select B luetooth m ode. The " bt " indicator displays.
3. The unit will sear ch neighbour ing B luetooth device and the B luetooth L E D indicator
will blink fast.
4. Fr om the iP ad/iP hone/iP od Touch, tur n on its B luetooth function and it will also
sear ch for the neighbour ing B luetooth device.
5. Fr om the B luetooth device list of your iP ad/iP hone/iP od Touch, tap on B luetooth
device nam e “NTX” of this m odel for the connection (P I N is not r equir ed). I n case it
pr om pts for the P I N, please enter “0000”.
6. Once the Apple device is pair ed with the unit, the B luetooth L E D indicator will blink
slowly.
P layback iP ad/iP hone/iP od Touch m usic
7. P layback your iP ad/iP hone/iP od Touch m usic.
8. Y ou m ay adjust both the volum e contr ol of your Apple device and the volum e contr ol
of this unit to find the m ost desir able volum e setting.
9. Fr om the r em ote contr ol you m ay pr ess:
(a) the
button to P lay / P ause iP ad/iP hone/iP od Touch m usic.
(b) the FF / FR button (or
button on the m ain unit) to sk ip tr acks for war d /
backwar d.
(c) the MUTE button to m ute the volum e.
Note:
(A) Auto- pair ing/connection : With your m obile device is pair ed, in the case of (i) pr essing
the FUNCTI ON button a r ound tr ip back to the B luetooth m ode or (ii) tur n the unit off
and on again, the unit will auto- pair with the pr eviously connected m obile device.
(B ) Manual pair ing/connection : I n the case you would like to pair /connect other m obile
device, in B luetooth m ode, pr ess the B L UE TOOTH button to wait for B luetooth device
pair ing then im plem ent steps 3 to 9 above.
R adio Tuner Oper ation
FM Antenna
Fully extend the F M antenna wir e for the best F M r adio r eception.
R adio Tuning
1. P r ess the STANDB Y
button to tur n on the unit.
2. P r ess the FUNCTI ON button to select F M r adio Ster eo or Mono r eceiving m ode, wher e
the ster eo indicator “
FM” and m ono indicator “FM “ display r espectively.
3. To m anually tune to a desir ed station, r epeatedly pr ess the TUN +//
button.
4. To autom atically sear ch for stations with str ong signals, pr ess and hold the TUN +//
button until the fr equency digits on display begins to scan then r elease the button.
The tuner will stop on the fir st str ong signal it finds.
Notes:
Manual tune to
tuning.
I f the autom atic
exam ple, it stops
"fine tune" to the
select weak er stations that m ig ht be skipped dur ing autom atic
tuning does not stop on the exact fr equency of the station, for
on 88.9 MHz instead of 88.8 MHz, use the m anual tuning m ethod to
exact fr equency of the desir ed station.
R adio P r eset Stations
The unit allows you to stor e up to 20 FM stations for easy r ecall at any tim e.
Auto- pr eset
1. P r ess the STANDB Y
button to tur n on the unit.
2. P r ess the FUNCTI ON button to select F M r adio m ode.
3. P r ess and hold the ME M button for auto- pr eset. The tuner will autom atically scan for
str ong er stations fr om low fr equency to hig h fr equency and then stor e them in the
pr eset channels.
Manual pr eset
1. P r ess the STANDB Y
button to tur n on the unit.
2. P r ess the FUNCTI ON button to select F M r adio m ode.
3. Tune to the r adio station you want to stor e in m em or y by pr essing the TUN +//
button.
4. P r ess the ME M button. The pr eset channel num ber appear s on display and blinks.
5. To select desir ed pr eset station num ber , pr ess the
button fr om the m ain unit
or the CH +/- button fr om the r em ote contr ol.
6. To confir m pr eset location, pr ess the ME M button.
7. R epeat steps 3 to 6 to stor e other stations, if apply.
Notes:
- Ther e is a few seconds delay when pr ogr am m ing , after this delay tim e, the unit will
autom atically switch back to nor m al tuner m ode.
- Y ou can over wr ite a pr eset station by over wr iting and stor ing the new fr equency in its
place.
R ecalling P r eset Station
1. P r ess the STANDB Y
button to tur n on the unit.
2. P r ess the FUNCTI ON button to select F M r adio r eceiving m ode.
3. To select desir ed pr eset station, pr ess the P R E SE T button then the
fr om the m ain unit or pr ess the CH +/- button fr om the r em ote contr ol.
button

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