Bush BMS05DABIP User Manual
DAB+ CD Mico System
with Universal Dock for iPod
The Gold Technical Support Line: 1902 215 259
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BMS05DABIP
BMS0 5D ABIP
Int r oductio n
Than k yo u for buy in g this Bu sh p roduc t, w hich is d es igned t o gi ve you ma ny y ears of t ro uble
free s er vice.
You ma y already b e familia r with usin g a similar u nit, but pl ease take t im e to read t he se
inst ru ction s. T he y are des ig ned to fami liarise y ou with the u nit's man y feature s and to ensu re
you ge t th e very be st f rom you r pu rchas e.
Safe ty i s impor ta nt
Your s afety and t he safety o f others is i mportan t.
Plea se t heref or e, ensu re y ou read t he “ Safet y In struc ti ons” befo re you oper ate this un it.
War ranty
In the u nl ikely e ve nt that y ou r produ ct f ails to w or k norma ll y, pl ease call t he below fr ee phone
numb er t o discu ss t he prob le m with on e of o ur qual if ied ser vi ce engi ne ers.
Australia.
Bush Warranty: 1800 509 394
New Zealand
Bush Warranty: 0800 450 259
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SA F ETY PREC AUTI ONS
To achieve the utmost in enjoyment, performance and in order to become familiar with its features, please
read this manual carefully before attempting to operate the unit.
The below safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference.
* Do n ot e xposed this M ic ro S ys te m to a ny t ypes of l iq ui d as t he y wi ll c ause serious da ma ge t o th e un it . Do
not place any objects filled with water on or near the unit.
* Do no t p la ce th e u ni t i n areas with direct s un li gh t o r c lo se to he at ra di at in g appliances, such as; he at er s
etc. Th is m ay c au se t he u ni t to o ve rh ea t an d da ma ge t he u ni t.
* Keep the unit in area that is well ventaliated and is not dusty.
* P la ce th e u ni t on a clean fl at su rf ac e t ha t d oe s n ot expe ri en ce vibration or is ex po se d t o h um id or mo is t
conditions.
* Do not place any candles on or near the unit.
* Make sure you dispose of your old batteries in a safe and eco-friendly way.
* D o not a ll ow anything t o co ve r or ob st ru ct t he units ve nt il at io n openings. A m in im um of 1 0c m should be
kept around the unit for ventilation.
* Please o pe ra te a ll f ea tu re s an d fu nc ti on s as outl in ed in t hi s ma nu al . A ny modi fi ca ti on s or non- ou tl in ed
activities will make the warranty void.
* Make sure you co nn ec t the power cord co rr ec tl y and turn the po we r on at the mai ns po we r before
operating the unit.
Make su re yo u use the iP od Do ck connectors t o c on ne ct your iPod t o t he unit. This will pr ot ec t b ot h the
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unit and you iPod.
* Store your CDs in a cool area to avoid any damage.
* T he re a re n o serviceable parts i n th is unit . If you have any i ss ue s wi th the op er at io n of this unit pl ea se
contact the Bush Service and Wa rr an ty n um be r pr ov id ed o n th e fr on t pa ge o f th is m an ua l.
Important Notes
CAUTION:
USER SERV IC EA BL E PAR TS I NS ID E, R EF ER S ERVICING TO Q UA LI FI ED S ERVICE PERSONNEL.
WARNING :TO PR EV EN T FI RE O R SH OC K HA ZA RD , DO N OT E XP OS E TH IS APPLIANCE TO DRIPPING
Note:
a p ro bl em with t he unit. This un it includes m ic ro -p ro ce ss or s w hi ch m ay ma lf un ct io n as a result of external
electrical interference/noise or e le ct ro st at ic d is ch ar ge . If the un it is not working properly, di sc on ne ct the
power source and then reconnect it.
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK), NO
DANGEROUS VOLTAGE
This unit i s a conductor of da ng er ou s v ol tage, do no t o pe n or modify th is un it to a vo id an y r is k
of electric shock to persons within this product's enclosure.
ATTE NT IO N
The owner's man ua l co nt ai ns i mp or tant operating an d ma in te na nc e in st ru ct io ns , for your
safety, it i s ne ce ss ar y to r ef er t o th e ma nu al .
OR SPLASHING WATE R OR L IQ UI D .
This u ni t wi ll become w ar m when us ed f or a lo ng p er io ds of t im e. T hi s is normal a nd does n ot i nd ic at e
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Co n tents
FEATURES AND CON TR OL S… ….... .. ...…… …… ………………… ………………… .……………. ... 5
REMO TE C ON TR OL…………. .. ..... .. …………… …… ………………… ..…………… .……………. .. 6
REMO TE B ATTERY OPERATIO N........ .. .. .. ......... .. .. .. ........... .. .… …………... ...………… ………… 6
LIST EN IN G TO YO UR RADIO
STATI ON P RE SETS (remot e co nt ro l only)
FACTORY RE SE T
LIST EN IN G TO YO UR COMPAC T DI SC S
LIST EN IN G TO YO UR iPod
CHAR GI NG U P YOUR iPo d
AUX IN PU T… ………………… ………………… …… …………… .. .…... .. ..... .. ....... ......… ……….. 11
ON TIMER FUNCT IO N
SLEE P FUNCTI ON
PRES ET EQ (rem ot e co nt rol only)
X-BA SS F UN CT ION (remote c on tr ol o nly)
MUTE F UN CT IO N (remote con tr ol o nl y)
BACK LI GH T FU NC TI ON …………… …… …...……… ……..... ....... .. ..... .. ..... .. ..... .. ....... ....... ..... 12
HEAD PH ON E IN PUT
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SPEC IF IC ATI ON
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FE AT URES AND C O NTRO L S
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1. iPod/ CD B UT TON:
Press to s el ec t iP od o r CD f un ction.
2. STANDBY IND IC ATOR:
This wil l li gh t up w he n th e un it is in Standby mode .
3. STANDBY BUT TO N:
Press to t ur n th e un it o n or o ff .
4. DAB+/ FM BUTTON:
Press to s wi tc h be tw ee n DA B+ and FM Radio mode.
5. AUX BUTTON:
Press to s el ec t Aux I np ut m od e.
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6. SCROLL BU TT ON :
Press to s cr ol l do wn t hr ou gh the menu setting s or t o
skip bac kw ar ds t hr ou gh i Pod/CD/AUX In mod es .
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7. SCROL L BU TTON:
Press to s cr ol l up t hr ou gh t he menu settings or t o sk ip
forwar ds t hr ou gh i Po d/ CD/AUX In modes.
8. LCD DIS PL AY:
The LCD Di sp la y wi ll s ho w yo ur Menu, Radio, Mus ic e tc
inform at io n.
9. VOL/S CR OL L CONTROL & SEL EC T BUTTON:
Rotate t he c on tr ol t o ad ju st the volume or to scr ol l th ro ug h
the menu . Pr es s th is b ut to n to confirm any sele ct io ns .
10. BACK LI GH T BUTTON:
Press to t ur n th e LC D Di sp la y backlight on or off.
11. IR SENSOR:
This is wh er e yo ur r em ot e co ntrol signal is rec ei ve d.
12. DISP LAY/INFO BUTTON:
Press to s cr ol l th ro ug h DA B+ scrolling text i nf or ma ti on .
13. TIMER BUTTO N:
Press to s et t he o n ti me r fu nc tion.
14. SLEE P BUTTON:
Press to s et u ni t sl ee p ti me f unction.
15. STOP/MENU BUTTON:
Press to s to p pl ay i n iP od /C D/Aux In Mode or pres s to
access t he M ai n Me nu .
16. PLAY/PAUS E BU TTON :
Press to p la y or p au se i n iP od /CD/Aux in mode.
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17. HEAD PH ON E JA CK :
This inp ut a ll ow s yo u to c on nect your headpho ne s fo r
person al l is te ni ng .
18. CD DOO R:
CD Door wi ll o pe n wh en y ou p ress the open butto n th en
load or re mo ve d is c.
19. iPod D OC KI NG S TATION DOOR:
Slide do or t o op en a nd t he n co nnect your iPod.
20. OPEN B UT TON:
Press to o pe n th e CD D oo r.
21. ANTEN NA :
This is th e Ant en na I np ut . En sure the Antenna wir e is
straig ht t o re ce iv e th e be st reception.
22. AUX IN JA CK :
The Aux Inp ut a ll ow s yo u to c on nect your other aud io s
source s i. e. M P3 P la ye r.
23. AC CORD :
The AC Cord i np ut a ll ow s yo u to c onnect your uni t to y ou r
main pow er s ou rc e.
24. SPEA KE R TERMIN AL S:
Extend t he s pe ak er w ir es a nd connect them to th e
speake r te rm in al s.
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