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The audio source connected via
Bluetooth
® can also be con-
trolled via the radio:
– To
select a track and to start playback
, briefly press the
seek button (scan up)
(19)
or the seek button (scan
down)
(13)
until the required track has been reached.
Playback of the selected track is started automatically.
– To
interrupt playback
, press the mute button
(12)
. The
mute indicator
(f)
appears in the display.
– To
continue playback
, press the mute button
(12)
again,
change the volume or press the seek button (scan
up)
(19)
or the seek button (scan down)
(13)
.
– To
fast-forward or rewind within a track
, press and
hold the seek (scan up) button
(19)
or the seek (scan
down) button
(13)
until the required place in the track
has been reached.
If one of the preset buttons
(17)
is pressed during operation
via
Bluetooth
®, the radio will switch to the station that was
saved in the last used radio operating mode.
Setting the Time Indication (GPB 18V‑5 C)
To access the time indication menu, briefly press the clock
button
(14)
.
You can choose between 12-hour
<12H>
and 24-
hour
<24H>
time formats; you can also set the hours and
minutes.
Navigating in the menu:
– Change menu settings: Turn the clock button
(14)
.
– Save menu settings: Press the clock button.
– After saving the minutes setting or 10 seconds after last
using the clock button, the radio will return to audio oper-
ation.
Change the back-up batteries when the radio no longer
saves the time.
Reset Function (GPB 18V‑5 C)
To return all settings on the radio to factory settings (reset),
press the clock button
(14)
for longer than 0.5 seconds.
<RS>
appears in the display.
Turn the clock button
(14)
to select between resetting
<YES>
and returning to the current settings
<NO>
. Confirm
your selection by pressing the clock button.
Changing Menu Settings (GPB 18V‑5 SC)
To access the menu function, press the menu button
(22)
.
Navigating in the menu:
– To scroll through a menu: Turn the menu button
(22)
.
– To select and save a menu setting: Press the menu
button
(22)
.
– To switch to a submenu: Press the menu button
(22)
.
– To switch from a submenu back to a higher menu: Press
the seek button (scan down)
(13)
. If the highest menu
level has been reached, the radio will return to audio op-
eration.
To leave the menu function on any level and return to audio
operation, press the seek button (scan down)
(13)
for
longer than 1 second. Alternatively, the radio will automatic-
ally switch back to audio operation 10 seconds after the last
press of a button.
If menu settings are no longer being saved when you switch
off the radio, replace the back-up batteries.
Menu Options (GPB 18V‑5 SC)
The menu selection is partially dependent on the audio oper-
ating mode of the radio.
Within the menus, the name of each menu is displayed on
the top line of the multi-function indicator
(k)
, and the se-
lectable setting on the bottom line.
<Set Time>
Time menu:
You can choose between 12-hour
<12 Hour
Mode>
and 24-hour
<24 Hour Mode>
time formats, and ad-
just the time manually. If a radio station that transmits the
time is selected with the
DAB
audio source, this time is auto-
matically adopted.
<Reset All>
Reset menu:
You can reset all menu settings to factory
settings
<Yes>
or return to the current settings
<No>
.
<Auto Scan>
(with
DAB
audio source)
Automatic station search menu:
You can start an auto-
matic station search.
<Manual Tune>
(with
DAB
audio source)
Manual set-up menu:
You can set the required frequency
manually.
<Display Type>
(with
DAB
audio source)
Display mode menu:
You can choose what text will appear
on the bottom line of the multi-function indicator
(k)
:
– The information broadcast by the radio station
<Dynamic
Label>
,
– The frequency of the station
<Frequency>
,
– The signal strength
<Signal Strength>
,
– The program type broadcast by the radio
station
<Program Type>
.
<Display Type>
(with
FM
audio source)
Display mode menu:
You can choose what text will appear
on the bottom line of the multi-function indicator
(k)
:
– The information broadcast by the radio station
<Radio
Text>
,
– The station name
<Program Service>
,
– The program type broadcast by the radio
station
<Program Type>
.
Power Supply of External Devices
USB Port
The USB port can be used to charge devices that can be
powered via USB (e.g. various mobile phones). The max-
imum charging current is
2,1
A.
Disengage the locking lever
(8)
and open the cover
(7)
of
the media compartment. Using a corresponding USB cable,
connect the USB port of the external device to the USB char-
ging socket
(11)
(
USB
) of the radio.
In operation with a rechargeable battery, the external device
will only be charged if the radio is switched on.
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