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The  FM  antenna  (3)  is  located  on  the  rear  of  the  unit.  To  improve  reception  move  the 
position the antenna until reception improves. It may be necessary to move the entire unit 
to a new location (ex: near a window) for reception to improve. 
 

SETTING THE CLOCK 
 

1.  Turn the unit power OFF before setting the time. 
2.  To set the time, press the 

Clock Set/Sleep

 button 

(9)

 on the main unit or the 

Time 

Display/Set

 button on the Remote 

(26)

. The Hour number will begin blinking. 

3.  Use  the 

Next/Fast  Forward

  button 

(14)

  or 

(29) 

or  the 

Previous/Rewind

  button 

(13)

 or 

(30)

 to find the correct hour and then press the 

Clock Set/Sleep

 button 

(9)

 

on the main unit or the 

Time Display/Set

 button on the Remote 

(26)

 to enter. The 

Minutes number will begin blinking. 

4.  Use  the 

Next/Fast  Forward

  button 

(14)

  or 

(29) 

or  the 

Previous/Rewind

  button 

(13)

 or 

(30)

 to find the correct minutes and then press the 

Clock Set/Sleep

 button 

(9)

 on the main unit or the 

Time Display/Set

 button on the Remote 

(26)

 to enter. 

The time is now set. 

 

SETTING THE ALARM 
 

1.  Turn the unit power OFF before setting the alarm. 
2.  Press the 

Alarm / Volume-

 button 

(16)

 on the main unit, or the 

Alarm

 button on 

the Remote 

(25)

. The Hour number will begin blinking. 

3.  Use  the 

Next/Fast  Forward

  button 

(14)

  or 

(29) 

or  the 

Previous/Rewind

  button 

(13)

 or 

(30)

 to find the correct hour and then press the 

Alarm / Volume-

 button 

(16)

 

on the main unit, or the 

Alarm

 button on the Remote 

(25)

 to enter. The Minutes 

number will begin blinking. 

4.  Use  the 

Next/Fast  Forward

  button 

(14)

  or 

(29) 

or  the 

Previous/Rewind

  button 

(13)

 or 

(30)

 to find the correct minutes and then press the 

Alarm / Volume-

 button 

(16)

 on the main unit, or the 

Alarm

 button on the Remote 

(25) 

to enter. 

5.  Use  the 

Next/Fast  Forward

  button 

(14)

  or 

(29) 

or  the 

Previous/Rewind

  button 

(13)

 or 

(30)

 to choose which type of alarm you would like to set from the list below.   

a.  “BU” is the Buzzer Alarm 
b.  “RAD” is the Radio Alarm. (Make sure the Radio is tuned to the station you 

wish to use for the alarm) 

c.  “CD” is the CD Alarm. (Make sure the CD you wish to use for the alarm is 

inserted. The alarm will begin with the first track) 

6.  Press the 

Alarm / Volume-

 button 

(16)

 on the main unit, or the 

Alarm

 button on 

the Remote 

(25) 

to enter and finalize the alarm setting. You will see a new icon 

(Bell – for Buzzer, Antenna – for Radio, or Music Note – for CD) in the LCD Display 
that indicates that an alarm is set. 

7.  To cancel an alarm, first turn the unit OFF entirely. Then press and hold the 

Alarm 

/  Volume-

 button 

(16)

 on the main unit, or the 

Alarm

 button on the Remote 

(25)

 

unitl the icon (Bell – for Buzzer, Antenna – for Radio, or Music Note – for CD) in the 

Summary of Contents for BS030MS

Page 1: ... Audio Input for MP3 Players PLEASE READ THIS USER MANUAL COMPLETELY BEFORE OPERATING THIS UNIT AND RETAIN THIS BOOKLET FOR FUTURE REFERENCE For technical assistance or troubleshooting please call 1 855 719 8324 or visit www sibrandssupport com ...

Page 2: ...e apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped 15 This appliance shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing water and that no object filled with liquid such as vases shall be placed on the apparatus 16 CAUTION Visible and Invisible Laser Radiation when open and interlock defeated DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM 17 Rating label is located at t...

Page 3: ...ons may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no 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 off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorien...

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Page 5: ...Headphone jack 6 Speaker R 7 Speaker L 8 CD door 9 Clock Set Sleep button 10 Source button 11 Power button 12 Play Pause Pair button 13 Previous Rewind button 14 Next Fast Forward button 15 Stop Dimmer button 16 Alarm Volume button 17 Volume button 18 LCD display 19 Tuning knob 20 Speakers 21 Battery Cover ...

Page 6: ...n 25 Alarm button 26 Time display set button 27 Sleep Snooze button 28 Band button 29 Next Fast Forward button 30 Previous Rewind button 31 Stop button 32 Play Pause button 33 Volume button 34 Volume button 35 Repeat Random button 36 Program button ...

Page 7: ...the warranty For best performance and longer operating time we recommend using good quality Super Alkaline type batteries CAUTION Do not mix old and new batteries Do not mix alkaline standard carbon zinc or rechargeable nickel cadmium batteries If the unit is not going to be used for an extended period of time remove the batteries from the unit Old or leaking batteries can cause damage to the unit...

Page 8: ...luetooth device asks for a password enter 0000 and the device will now pair with the BS030MS and be ready to use The bt on the LCD Display 18 will stop blinking 7 If supported by your device set the BS030MS as authorized in the Bluetooth menu NOTE most Bluetooth devices will automatically connect the next time the device is placed close enough and the BS030MS is in Bluetooth mode If you wish to un...

Page 9: ...13 or 30 to skip to the previous track SEARCHING TRACKS During CD playback press and hold the Next Fast Forward button 14 or 29 to Fast Forward through the current track Press and hold the Previous Rewind button 13 or 30 to Rewind through the current track PROGRAMMED CD PLAYBACK 1 Up to 20 tracks can be programmed to play in any desired sequence 2 Press the Program button 36 until PROG flashes in ...

Page 10: ... Stop button on the Remote 31 USING THE AUX INPUT 1 Connect a 3 5mm stereo audio cable from the headphone jack or other audio output on your device into the AUX IN Jack 4 Press the Source button 10 or 23 repeatedly until AUX is shown on the LCD Display 18 2 Adjust the volume control on the connected device to an acceptable level 3 Use the controls of the connected device to control audio playback ...

Page 11: ...3 Use the Next Fast Forward button 14 or 29 or the Previous Rewind button 13 or 30 to find the correct hour and then press the Alarm Volume button 16 on the main unit or the Alarm button on the Remote 25 to enter The Minutes number will begin blinking 4 Use the Next Fast Forward button 14 or 29 or the Previous Rewind button 13 or 30 to find the correct minutes and then press the Alarm Volume butto...

Page 12: ...ct disc Close CD compartment Wipe disc with soft cloth Erratic CD playback Dirty or defective disc Clean or replace disc No sound Plug not inserted property Volume control set to minimum Defective compact disc Reinsert Speaker Plug into Speaker jack Increase the volume Try another compact disc Noise or Sound distorted on radio Station not tuned properly for AM or FM Unit is not positioned correctl...

Page 13: ... to 7 00PM EST for technical assistance or troubleshooting To contact us please call 1 855 719 8324 or visit www sibrandssupport com This warranty applies only under conditions of normal use Our products are not intended for outdoor use There are no consumer serviceable parts contained in this product and any attempt by the owner to service or repair the unit will immediately void all warranty cov...

Page 14: ...Schoenfeld International Inc and BLUESTREAM 5001 American Boulevard West Suite 275 Bloomington Minnesota 55437 Schoenfeld International Inc 2018 BS030MS Ver 1 0 July 2018 ...

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