Plena Easy Line SD Tuner BGM source
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Bosch Security Systems B.V.
Installation and Operation manual
PLE-SDT_OM | V1.0 | 2012.02
8
Operation
Switch on the source unit with the POWER switch (1). The
USB/SD
LCD (3) will show
“
Version x.x
” and the FM tuner LCD (16) will show the last used FM radio frequency and or
preset radio frequency. First the
USB/SD
source will read the USB flash memory on the front
(2) and rear (25). If no USB flash memory device has been connected, the
USB/SD
source
LCD (3) will show “
NO USB
" and it will continue to read the
SD/MMC
(15) memory. If no SD
memory card has been inserted, the
USB/SD
source LCD will show “
NO CARD
”.
8.1
Remote control
When you press a button on the remote control, always direct the remote control IR
transmitter lens (41) towards the IR receiver lens (18) of the source unit. There must be no
obstacles between the remote control and the IR receiver lens.
The button functions of the remote control are identical to the buttons on the source unit
front side. Refer to
Section 3.5.3 Remote control
and the following sections.
Figure 8.1
Remote control
1.
First select the source to be controlled by the remote control with the button USB/SD/-
TUNER (39):
–
The green LED
USB/SD
(12) or
TUNER
(21) will light up of the selected unit source.
2.
Continue with
Section 8.2 USB/SD source
or with
Section 8.3 FM tuner
.
NOTICE!
The unit will play FAT32 formatted SDHC card and USB sticks. Some rare occurring partition
tables will not be played despite FAT32 formatting. Most standard available USB flash memory
and SD card will be played. If a card is not played, please check with a different type of card
whether the unit is faulty or whether a non compliant format is used.
NOTICE!
If the range of the remote control decreases, the batteries are exhausted and must be
replaced. Refer to
Section 5.3 Remote control
.
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