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mute

Press the 

 button to temporarily silence the audio output. 

‘MutE’ will flash on the display to confirm the G-DEK has been 
muted and the speakers will remain quiet. Press the 

 

button again to restore the previously selected audio level.

Clock

the clock will normally be displayed whenever the G-DEK is 
switched off. to manually display the clock at any time, briefly 
press the 

 (display) button. after five seconds the display 

will automatically return to its original status. 

to adjust the time:

1. Press and hold the 

 button. the time will flash.

2.  turn the selector knob clockwise to adjust the minutes or 

counter clockwise to adjust the hours.

3.  When the correct time is displayed, briefly press the selector 

knob to store the time and return to the normal display.

the time can be displayed in either 12 hour or 24 hour mode. 
refer to the 

menu

 settings for details.

input source selection

Press the 

 button repeatedly to cycle through the G-DEK’s 

available input sources. the icon for the selected input source 
will be displayed. inputs include aM/FM tuner, SD card, uSB 
memory stick, auxiliary inputs 1 & 2, iPod and DaB tuner 
(GM550).

note: 

only input sources that are connected can be selected. 

the G-DEK will automatically skip over input sources that are 
not available (connected) e.g. if an SD card is not inserted the 
SD card source cannot be selected.

Whenever the G-DEK is switched on it will automatically 
attempt to return to the input source that was last selected.

RADIO OPERATION

am/Fm tuner

to select the aM/FM tuner press the 

 button repeatedly 

until the 

 icon is displayed.

Country selection

the G-DEK supports both European and uSa band settings. the 
settings control the different band edges and frequency tuning 

steps used by these countries (for details on frequencies and 
tuning steps see ‘Specifications’ at the end of this manual). 

When first connected, the G-DEK will default to the European 
setting which is compatible with most countries (including 
australia). For operation in the uSa, select the uSa country setting.

to switch between European and uSa band sets:

1.  While the radio is on, hold the 

 memory button while 

pressing the   button. the radio will display ‘Goodbye’ and 
switch off.

2.  Press the   button to switch the radio on again. ‘uSa’ or 

‘Europe’ will be displayed to confirm the selected band.

note: 

if all power is disconnected from the G-DEK, the unit will 

automatically return to the default European frequency bands.

band selector

there are three FM bands labelled FM1, FM2 and FM3 and 
two aM bands labelled aM1 and aM2. Each band has six 
station memories allowing you to store up to 18 FM and 12 aM 
stations. to step through the available FM and aM frequency 
bands press the 

 button repeatedly. 

Summary of Contents for G-DEK

Page 1: ...MARINE ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM I N S T R U C T I O N M A N U A L Print CMYK on 130 gsm gloss art both sides Size folded and stitched with 2 wires to 200 w x 88 h mm landscape...

Page 2: ...Connections 15 Antenna Connections 15 Auxiliary Inputs 15 Microphone PA Connection 16 Remote Head Connections 16 Low Level Outputs 16 Sub Woofer Output 16 Reset Button 16 Fuse Replacement 17 GENERAL...

Page 3: ...tection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction...

Page 4: ...t allows the G Dek to be used to broadcast voice announcements on your vessel The G DEK marine multimedia system has been developed utilising a combination of the very latest in digital electronic tec...

Page 5: ...Remote Head Power On Off Search Forward Audio Source Stereo Mono Local Distant Liquid Crystal Display Equaliser Settings Selector Options Mute Selector Knob Search Backwards Auto Memory Store Band Se...

Page 6: ...SD Card Repeat Sub Woofer Enabled Source USB Loudness Mode Source AUX Mono Mode Source iPod Equaliser Setting Source Digital Radio GM550 Stereo Indicator Station Memory Local DX Mode Intro Mode MP3 F...

Page 7: ...ed under the lid to the right of the SD card slot Gently press the reset button with a paper clip or similar object The preset station memories and clock time are retained only while the yellow Memory...

Page 8: ...ng The gimbal mount can be used to mount the remote head above or below a shelf It can also be used to mount the remote head on flat surface or vertical bulkhead where flush mounting is not possible d...

Page 9: ...G DEK instruction manual PAGE 9 Gimbal Knob Gimbal Knob Gimbal Mount G DEK Remote Head Gimbal Mount Mounting Bolts Mounting Bracket Fitting the Gimbal Mounts Fitting the Mounting Bracket...

Page 10: ...9 mm thickness such as aluminium plywood or fibreglass the unit can be mounted using the 12 mm screws supplied See fig 1 Feed the connecting cable through the centre hole and position the remote head...

Page 11: ...wood or laminated fibreglass install the remote head using the 4 x 25 mm threaded rods stainless steel washers and nuts provided Screw the rods into the 4 threaded holes at the rear of the Remote Hea...

Page 12: ...unted in almost any convenient location however it should be protected from sunlight and water spray where possible The multimedia hub contains inputs for your SD card USB memory stick iPod iPhone and...

Page 13: ...sitive terminal of the vessel s battery or to a point that has 12 volt available at all times This lead maintains the memories within the G DEK and is the main power source for the unit 2 Connect the...

Page 14: ...TENNA Rear Right out Rear LEFT out FRONT Right out AUX2 Right IN FRONT LEFT out AUX2 LEFT IN SUBWOOFER OUT GREY BROWN BLACK GREEN G DEK MULTIMEDIA HUB _ _ _ _ _ GROUND B AUTO ANTENNA MEMORY BACKUP B I...

Page 15: ...ty as shown in the connections diagram on page 13 Incorrect polarity will result in a reduction of bass response and stereo effect The use of speakers with an impedance of less than 4 Ohms is not reco...

Page 16: ...rtable device to control play Microphone PA Connection The G DEK accepts a microphone input via the 3 5 mm connector fly lead extending from the rear panel This provides a Public Address PA function f...

Page 17: ...or SUBW Adjust the selected control using the knob If no adjustment is made for five seconds the control returns to the Volume setting Note The BASS MID and TREBLE settings on the button are only avai...

Page 18: ...rces that are not available connected e g if an SD card is not inserted the SD card source cannot be selected Whenever the G DEK is switched ON it will automatically attempt to return to the input sou...

Page 19: ...ction will overwrite all stations that were previously stored in the station memories To use the AMS feature 1 Select the required band AM or FM 2 Press and hold the button The G DEK will begin search...

Page 20: ...in the speakers Station Memories and Band Selector The G DEK has three DAB bands labelled DAB1 DAB2 and DAB3 Each band is identical but has its own 6 station memory storage allowing a total of 18 DAB...

Page 21: ...Although music and videos on your iPhone iPod can be selected either directly from the device or from the controls on the G DEK we recommend you always use the G DEK controls to make your selections s...

Page 22: ...song will begin playing To pause the current song press the button Press the button again to restore play VIDEO Search 1 Press the selector knob SEARCH is displayed 2 Rotate the knob until VIDEO is d...

Page 23: ...ards up to 32GB in size To install an SD card hold the card with the label facing upwards and the bevelled corner towards the G DEK and carefully insert it into the slot until it clicks into place The...

Page 24: ...epeat the current folder RPT FOLD is displayed and the icon is visible Press again to repeat all the songs RPT ALL is displayed and the icon is visible Press again to cancel the Repeat function RPT OF...

Page 25: ...ill display photos pictures from the USB media or SD card onto a connected monitor or TV To select photos or images from your media device press the selector knob to enter the Search mode then rotate...

Page 26: ...ne gain too high may cause audio feedback resulting in a loud squeal in the speakers If this happens reduce the microphone gain until the squeal stops To reduce audio feedback even further it is recom...

Page 27: ...wards 3 Slide the battery tray back into the handset Push Open SETUP POWER RETURN SEEK LOC BND 1 4 MUSIC VOL OK VOL DISP 2 5 MOVIE AMS SEEK LOUD EQ 3 6 PHOTO SRC ENTER SEL ST ZOOM SLOW SCAN OSD Move U...

Page 28: ...Function menu press and hold the selector knob The first available menu option will be displayed Briefly press the knob to cycle through each of the available menu options Rotate the knob to change th...

Page 29: ...Step Intermediate Frequency Sensitivity 30 dB S N Channel Separation Station Memories 87 5 108 MHz Eu Aust NZ 87 5 108 MHz USA 100 kHz 10 7 MHz 13 dBuV 22 Db 18 AM Radio Frequency Range Frequency Ste...

Page 30: ...0fps DAT dat MPEG 1 MPEG 2 Dolby Digital AC3 LPCM MPEG Audio MP1 MP2 MP3 720 x 480 720 x 576 30fps FLV flv H 263 LPCM MP3 AAC LC 2ch 720 x 480 720 x 576 30fps RMVB rm rmvb rmv ra RV8 9 10 COOK AAC LC...

Page 31: ...apply 2 2 We warrant our goods to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for the warranty period see warranty table from the date of original sale or another period we agree to in writing...

Page 32: ...Hills NSW 2153 Australia Tel 1300 463 463 Email servadmin gme net au 2 8 If we determine that your goods are defective we will pay for the cost of returning the repaired or replaced goods to you and r...

Page 33: ...Mounting template G Dek Remote Head flush mount template DN 46904 1 PN 310596 65 166 33 0 73 3 146 5 DRILL HOLE 16 0 DRILL HOLE 3 5 x 4 16 5...

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