RetroSound Model Two - Frequently Asked Questions; System Compatibility and Power; Speaker Wire and Sound Quality

Model Two Owner’s Manual
Copyright 2014 © Retro Manufacturing, LLCPage 34
Making a Call
1. Dial the desired number on the paired mobile phone.
2. Once dialing is in progress, “CALLING” will be displayed on the LCD.
3. When the call is in progress, “TALK” will be displayed on the LCD, along
with the elapsed call me (TALK 00:00).
Receiving a Call
1. If a call comes in, audio playback from the current source will either be
muted or paused (depending on the source) and “PHONE IN” will be shown
on the display, along with the Caller ID, if it is enabled by the phone/carrier.
2. Turn the le rear knob counter-clockwise to accept the call.
Ending a Call
To end the call, turn the le rear knob counter-clockwise to end the call.
NOTE: Regarding placement of the included Bluetooth microphone, we
suggest mounng the microphone on the sun visor, A-pillar or steering column
inside the vehicle, closest to the driver. The microphone is very sensive and
you may speak at a normal volume when using hands-free operaon.
Streaming music from your device
The Model Two radio is capable of wireless music playback using the built in
Bluetooth technology. Once your device is paired with the radio, you may
stream music by selecng your desired playback source on your device and
starng the applicaon (ex: Pandora, Slacker) or by selecng music stored on
your device. Make sure that the Model Two radio is in BT AUDIO mode (See
“Operaon Table” on Page 16) to check how to switch to this source mode.
Please note that Bluetooth wireless technology has a maximum range of 30 feet
from the radio. Some devices may allow our radio the ability to skip songs/
tracks/selecons via the right front sha knob.