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Using your Retro DAB/FM Radio with Bluetooth 

Using your Retro DAB/FM Radio with Bluetooth

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section of these instructions,  or online at 

www.bush-support.com 

If you still require further assistance, call one of our experts on 0345 600 3021.

If you require any technical guidance or find that your product is not operating as intended, a simple solution can often be found in the 

Troubleshooting

 

Using your Retro DAB/FM Radio

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Using your Retro DAB/FM Radio

Let’s get started

Listening to Music/Audio using Bluetooth

In Bluetooth mode:

Select and start the music or audio that you wish to listen to on your paired Bluetooth 
device, it will now be heard through the radio speaker. Adjust the volume on the 
connected device and/or your radio. 

You can use the controls on your paired Bluetooth device as well as those on your radio. 

Controls available on your radio: 

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Play/Pause -

 Short press the Scan button to play/pause.

• 

Skip back -

 Turn the Tune/Select control anti-clockwise to skip back to the previous 

track.

• 

Skip forward: -

 Tune the Tune/Select control clockwise to skip forward to the next 

track. 

Note:

 If you do not use your radio for approximately 20 minutes and no audio signal is 

received, it will automatically go to Standby mode, or Power off when using batteries. 

Setting the alarm 

Notes: 

•  Check that the radio has the correct time and date before you set an alarm.

•  Remember to set the Rotary volume control at a position and volume level for the 

alarm that will wake you.

1. 

Short press the Alarm button.

2. 

Alarm 1 Setup is displayed (Short press the Alarm button again to set Alarm 2).  Short 
press the Tune/Select control.

3. 

Alarm 1 Wizard On time is displayed and the hour digits for the alarm will flash.

4. 

Use the Tune/Select control to scroll to the hour for the alarm and press to Select.

5. 

The minutes will now flash. Use the Tune/Select control to scroll to the minutes for 
the alarm and press to Select. The duration time will now flash.

6. 

Use the Tune/Select control to scroll to the duration for the alarm and press to Select. 
You can choose from 15, 30, 45, 60, 90 and 120 minutes. Press the Tune/Select 
control to Select. The source for the alarm will now flash. 

7. 

Use the Tune/Select control to scroll to the sound source for the alarm. You can 
choose from Buzzer, DAB or FM. Press to Select.  

Note:

 If you select DAB or FM radio for the alarm source, ‘Last listened’ will flash in the 

display. Short press the Tune/Select control and the last listened to radio station in DAB 
or FM, as appropriate, will be used for your alarm. 

8. 

Use the Tune/Select control to scroll to the frequency for the alarm. You can choose 
from Daily, Once, Weekends or Weekdays. Press to Select.

Note:

 If you select ‘Once’, you will then be prompted to set the date for your alarm. 

9. 

Use the Tune/Select control to choose Alarm On or Off and press to Select.  Alarm 
Saved is displayed.

10. 

A bell icon will appear in the standby radio display, together with a ‘1’ or ‘2’ as 
appropriate, to confirm that an alarm has been set. 

Note:

 If the time is not set or has failed to update from the radio signal, Time is not set 

will be displayed when you try to set the alarm. The radio will then prompt you to set 
the time.  An alarm can only be set after the time has been set. 

Stop the Alarm 

When the alarm sounds, short press the Standby button, Alarm off will be displayed. 
Alternatively, you can short press the Snooze button (see Snooze function below).

Note:

 When you press a button to stop the alarm, the alarm symbol will remain in the 

display and the alarm will sound again at the same time the next day, unless it was set 
for ‘Once’ only.

Summary of Contents for BD-1801

Page 1: ...Instruction manual BD 1801...

Page 2: ...h Should you require any guidance a simple solution can often be found online at www bush support com If you still require further assistance call one of our experts on 0345 600 3021 1 Safety informat...

Page 3: ...nded a simple solution can often be found in the Troubleshooting Contents Tune to an FM preset station 28 FM display information 28 Bluetooth mode 29 Listening to Music Audio using Bluetooth 30 Settin...

Page 4: ...This page is left intentionally blank 1 Safety information...

Page 5: ...nnect the power supply Where the mains power plug or an appliance coupler is used as the disconnect device the disconnect device shall remain readily operable If the Radio will not be used for a long...

Page 6: ...ion can often be found in the Troubleshooting Ventilation Do not block or cover slots holes or openings on the product by placing on soft furnishings such as carpets rugs or beds as these are provided...

Page 7: ...This page is left intentionally blank 2 Getting to know your Retro DAB FM Radio with Bluetooth...

Page 8: ...he end of these instructions Fig 1 9 Scan Short press in DAB mode Scans for radio stations Short press in FM mode Scans up the frequency band Long press in FM mode Scans down the frequency band Long p...

Page 9: ...automatic scan for DAB stations A progress bar will show the progress of the scan and the number of stations found during the scan will also be displayed 3 When the scan is complete your radio will se...

Page 10: ...d off and all sound is via the headphones Note Always keep the volume within reasonable limits Connect to a Bluetooth device Check that your radio is in Bluetooth mode If you are not already in Blueto...

Page 11: ...This page is left intentionally blank 3 Using your Retro DAB FM Radio with Bluetooth...

Page 12: ...arly become available so it s a good idea to carry out a manual scan every now and then to make sure that you have the most up to date station listing stored within the memory of your Radio If you hav...

Page 13: ...h as Rock Pop Talk or News Multiplex Name displays the broadcasting area and collection of radio stations on this frequency e g BBC National DAB Digital 1 Network Channel and Frequency e g 12B 225 648...

Page 14: ...ng will be displayed Short press the Tune Select control The current Scan setting will have an in the display There are two different options to choose from Strong stations The scan will only stop whe...

Page 15: ...f the display Radiotext RT This is scrolling text information supplied by the broadcaster Information could be the name of an artist or music title DJ s name contact details for the radio station etc...

Page 16: ...r the alarm will flash 4 Use the Tune Select control to scroll to the hour for the alarm and press to Select 5 The minutes will now flash Use the Tune Select control to scroll to the minutes for the a...

Page 17: ...t in Standby mode Follow the steps for Sleep timer and select Sleep off in step 2 Display backlight timeout You can adjust the display backlight timeout Options of permanently On 10 20 30 45 60 90 120...

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Page 19: ...ur radio switched on not in Standby mode 1 Long press the Menu button to enter the menu options 2 Use the Tune Select control to scroll to System Press to Select 3 Use the Tune Select control to scrol...

Page 20: ...This page is left intentionally blank 5 Product support...

Page 21: ...their Bluetooth functionality The function buttons do not respond Check that the mains power lead is connected at the back of your radio and the mains power wall socket is switched on Short press the...

Page 22: ...d about you for which we may charge a small fee and to have any inaccuracies in your information corrected For quality control and training purposes we may monitor or record your communications with u...

Page 23: ...Contact www bush support com Helpline 0345 600 3021...

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