Gear4 CDM-D150 - Advanced Features

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User Manual CDM-D150 | GEAR4
adjust the hour (Press the CLOCK/MEMORY
button to save).
Press or turn the ■
/ button on the unit or
remote control to adjust the minutes (Press
the CLOCK/MEMORY button to save).
To set the timer:
In standby mode, press the TIMER button on ■
the remote control. “ON” will be displayed
and the hour display will start flashing.
Press the ■
 / button on the remote
control to adjust the hour. Press the TIMER
button to save.
Press the ■
 / button on the remote
control to adjust the minutes. Press the
TIMER button to save.
“OFF” will now be displayed. Follow the ■
above 2 steps to set the OFF TIME.
Press the ■
 / button on the remote
control to set timer mode – FM / DAB, CD,
or iPod. Press TIMER to save.
NB: In case the selected source is not available,
DAB will be the output instead.
Press the ■
 / button on the remote control
to adjust the volume level. Press the TIMER
button to save.
NB: You need to use the remote control for this
function. It is not available in AUX mode.
Sleep function:
The sleep timer switches the unit off ■
automatically after preset intervals.
To set, select the desired mode by pressing ■
the FUNCTION button on the unit or remote
control (iPod, DAB, FM, CD) and start
playing your music.
NB: this function can only be set when music is
being played.
Press the SLEEP button to scroll through the ■
timer options (90, 80, 70..10 minutes).
Leave the desired time on the screen. After ■
a few seconds it will disappear and has now
been saved. 'SLEEP' will be displayed on
the screen.
NB: You need to use the remote control for this
function. It is not available in AUX mode.
EQ settings:
Press the EQ button on the remote control to ■
scroll through the equaliser settings – FLAT,
CLASSIC, ROCK, POP and JAZZ.
Leave the desired setting on the screen. ■
After a few seconds it will disappear and has
now been saved.
The default EQ mode is FLAT. The speaker ■
will revert to this when powered on and off.
The speaker will use the last used EQ when ■
switched on from standby.
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