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MP6 - WATERPROOF STEREO USER / INSTALLATION MANUAL FCC ID: WBQMP6 AM/FM 12V TRIGGER DSP EQ RADIO Aquatic AV 288W 12V TRIGGERS DSP EQ 282 Kinney Drive POWER AM/FM RADIO San Jose, CA 95112, USA CHARGING E-mail: info@aquaticav.com US & Canada: 1 877 579 2782 International: +1 408 559 1668 Fax: +1 408 559 0125 PLEASE READ THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL BEFORE www.aquaticav.com INSTALLATION AND OPERATION

Table of Contents MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO 1 Getting Started.........................................................................3 7 Audio & Settings Menus........................................................... 15 1.1 Contents............................................................................ 3 7.1 Audio Menu........................................................................15 1.2 Connections.......................................................................3 7.1.1 Beep Tone................................................................... 15 1.3 Connections Diagram.........................................................4 7.1.2 EQ............................................................................... 15 1.4 Power On........................................................................... 5 7.1.3 Loudness.....................................................................15 This page is intentionally blank 1.5 Installation........................................................................ 6 7.2 Setting Menu..................................................................... 15 1.5.1 Mounting Hole.............................................................6 7.2.1 Dimmer High/Low........................................................15 1.5.2 Installation................................................................. 6 7.2.2 Priority Display (Info/Clock).........................................16 2 Controlling the Stereo...............................................................8 7.2.3 Power On Volume.........................................................16 2.1 Location of Controls...........................................................8 7.2.4 Area US/Euro...............................................................16 2.2 Control Functions...............................................................9 7.2.5 Local On/Off................................................................16 2.3 Wired Remote Control WR6 (sold separately)........................... 10 7.2.6 Stereo/Mono................................................................ 16 3 Listening via Bluetooth.............................................................11 7.2.7 Clock Settings.............................................................16 3.1 Listening via Bluetooth......................................................11 7.2.8 Bluetooth Off/Link.......................................................16 3.2 Pair with Bluetooth Audio Device.......................................11 7.2.9 Restore........................................................................16 3.3 Listening via Bluetooth Audio Device.................................11 8 Additional Features.................................................................. 17 3.4 Bluetooth Multi-Link..........................................................11 8.1 Listening to Auxilliary Devices........................................... 17 4 Listening via USB.....................................................................12 8.2 External 12V Triggers.........................................................17 4.1 Listening via USB.............................................................. 12 9 Specifications & Dimensions....................................................18 4.2 Direct Search by Folder/File............................................... 12 9.1 Specifications.................................................................... 18 4.3 Direct Search by Track Number.......................................... 12 9.2 Dimensions........................................................................18 4.4 Random Playback.............................................................. 12 10 Warranty Information..............................................................19 4.5 Repeat Playback................................................................ 12 4.6 Device Charging.................................................................12 5 Listening to DAB+ Digital Radio...............................................13 5.1 What is DAB+ Digital Radio?.............................................13 5.2 Listening to DAB+ Digital Radio........................................13 5.3 Manually Save DAB+ Stations to Memory.......................... 13 5.4 Automatically Save DAB+ Stations to Memory................... 13 5.5 Listening to Saved Radio Memory.......................................13 6 Listening to AM/FM Radio.........................................................14 6.1 Listening to AM/FM Radio..................................................14 6.2 Manually Save AM/FM Radio Stations to Memory............... 14 6.3 Automatically Save AM/FM Radio Stations to Memory........14 6.4 Listening to Saved Radio Memory.......................................14 2 www.aquaticav.com www.aquaticav.com 23

MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO Getting Started MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO 1.1 Contents • MP6 Media Player • Silicon Faceplate This page is intentionally blank • User/Installation Manual • Wiring Harness (AQ-UNH-2)* • Mounting Chassis and Hardware • Four (4) Stainless Steel Mounting Screws* • Mounting Template* 1.2 Connections (see Connections Diagram 1.3) 1. 12-pin Watertight Harness* The 12-pin harness supplies power and ground connections to the stereo and four (4) speaker channel output connections from the stereo. Do not cut or modify the 12-pin harness on the stereo side or warranty will be void. 2. AM/FM Radio Antenna Jack Allows connection of AM/FM radio antenna. For best AM/FM performance make sure the antenna is extended to the highest achievable position. 3. Auxiliary Outputs Allows external amplifiers to be connected to power additional speakers. 4. Auxiliary Inputs Allows an additional RCA input, from a standalone unit or another stereo source. 5. Wired Remote Connector Allows connection of the wired Remote Control (WR6 sold separately). 6. 12V DC External Trigger (x2) Allows for external lighting or relays to be triggered (3A max load). 7. USB Input Play USB thumb drives with supported audio media and charge devices when connected. 8. DAB Input Cable Allows connection of the AQ-DAB+ Digital Radio Receiver (sold separately). 9. Bluetooth Antenna Allows a Bluetooth device to wirelessly connect to the unit. Aquatic AV does not recommend the Wired Remote Control WR6 for use in spa applications. *Retail packaged models only. 22 www.aquaticav.com www.aquaticav.com 3

Getting Started MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO 1.3 Connections Diagram This page is intentionally blank 2 AM/FM Radio Antenna Jack SMA Connector with A Heat Shrink Tube 9 Bluetooth Antenna 1 A 12V DC External Trigger 1 (Brown) FUSE Fuse 12-pin Watertight Harness* 6 A-A 12V DC External Trigger 2 (Brown) 1 2 3 4 5 6 Right Channel (Red) 4 7 8 9 Left Channel (White) RCA Auxiliary Inputs (Black) 10 11 12 12-pin Watertight Harness* Pin No. Wire Color Description Right Channel (Red) RCA Auxiliary Outputs (Gray) 1 Green LR Speaker (+) 3 Left Channel (White) 2 Green/Black LR Speaker (-) 3 Red Acc (+12V) 4 White LF Speaker (+) USB Input (Black) 7 5 White/Black LF Speaker (-) 6 Yellow Battery (+12V) 7 Gray RF Speaker (+) DAB Input (Black) 8 Gray/Black RF Speaker (-) 8 9 Blue Power AMP Remote 10 Violet RR Speaker (+) Wired Remote Connector (Black) 11 Violet/Black RR Speaker (-) 5 12 Black Ground No lower than a 2 Ohm speaker load should be used or damage may occur to the stereo. Make sure the polarity of speakers is connected correctly. All open wire connections should be soldered and protected against water and dust for best long-term performance. Aquatic AV does not recommend the Wired Remote Control WR6 for use in spa applications. *Retail packaged models only. 4 www.aquaticav.com www.aquaticav.com 21

FCC Statement MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO Getting Started MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO FCC ID: 1.4 Power On MADE IN CHINA In a spa application the red and yellow wires should be jumped together and then connected to FCC Statement to the User the +12VDC output of the power source. In this set up the MP6 will always be on, with a very low This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital current draw when idle. device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide In a boat, ATV or other application requiring power from a battery, the yellow wire (constant reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This power) should be connected to the battery, and the red wire should be connected to the ignition equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed or a switch. and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a For detailed instructions you can check out our online video: particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or ‘How to wire your Aquatic AV stereo system’ television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures: http://www.aquaticav.com/support/videos 1. Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. 2. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the Once all connections are made press the rotary knob and the stereo will turn ON. Press and hold receiver is connected. rotary knob for 2 seconds to turn the unit OFF. 3. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. 4. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation Product design and specification subject to change without notice. E&OE. Doc V1.3 20 www.aquaticav.com www.aquaticav.com 5

Getting Started MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO Warranty Information MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO 1.5 Installation Aquatic AV offers a limited warranty of our products on the following terms: Length of warranty PLEASE READ THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL BEFORE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION. 2 years on audio systems, electronics, speakers, and accessories (receipt required). Aquatic AV recommends installtion of this stereo by a professional technician. Coverage A mounting template is included (retail packaged models only). Aquatic AV recommends using This warranty covers only the original purchaser of an Aquatic AV product purchased from an the ‘measure twice, cut once’ method! authorized Aquatic AV dealer. In order to receive service, the purchaser must provide Aquatic AV with a copy of the receipt stating the customer name, dealer name, product purchased and date 1. Check clearances on both sides of a planned installation area before drilling any holes. of purchase. 2. Cut the mounting hole using the method detailed below. Defective products 3. When routing RCA cables, keep them away from power cables and output speaker wires. Products found to be defective during the warranty period will be repaired or replaced (with a product deemed to be equivalent) at Aquatic AV’s discretion. 4. Once complete make sure the outside surface is clean and clear of debris. The MP6 stereo has an external water/dust proof gasket which requires a clean and flat surface for best What is not covered performance. Damage caused by accident, abuse, improper operations or theft. Any cost or expense related to the removal or reinstallation of product. Service performed by anyone other than an authorized Aquatic AV service center. Any product with the serial number or tamper labels defaced, altered, 1.5.1 Mounting Hole or removed. Subsequent damage to other components. Any product not purchased from an authorized Aquatic AV dealer. 1. Using a jigsaw cut a rectangluar hole with dimensions 183mm (W) x 53mm (H). Limit on implied warranties Any implied warranties including warranties of fitness for use and merchantability are limited in duration to the period of the express warranty set forth above. Some states do not allow limitations on the length of an implied warranty, so this limitation may not apply. No person is 183mm Not to scale! Please use the mounting authorized to assume for Aquatic AV any other liability in connection with the sale of the product. template provided* 53mm How to obtain service You must obtain a return material authorization number (RMA) to return any product to Aquatic AV. You are responsible for shipping charges of returned products to Aquatic AV. Please record the model and serial number[s] of your equipment in the space provided below as 1.5.2 Installation your permanent record and will assist us with your factory warranty coverage. These numbers can be found on the rear of the stereo. 1. Slide the mounting sleeve into mounting hole. 2. Remove mounting sleeve handles by bending the backing bracket handles until they break Model number[s]: Serial number[s]: off as shown below. *Retail packaged models only. 6 www.aquaticav.com www.aquaticav.com 19

Specifications & Dimensions MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO Getting Started MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO 9.1 Specifications 1.5.2 Installation cont. Media 3. Remove the front trim covers from the MP6 stereo to reveal the four (4) front locking Supported Media....................................Bluetooth Audio / USB / DAB+ / MP3 / AM / FM / AUX screws. Device Charging..................................... via rear USB cable (2.1A) Inputs 4. Slide the MP6 stereo into the mounting sleeve and through the mounting hole and secure Auxiliary................................................ 1x stereo pair RCA the stereo using the front locking screws and a screwdriver. During final mounting, apply Outputs equal pressure to all points for the best water/dust outer seal performance. Make sure screws Pre-Out..................................................1x stereo pair RCA (2V) are snug and do not over tighten. 12V Trigger............................................ 2x 12V triggers (3A) 5. Review all outside surfaces of the MP6 stereo to ensure a proper water/dust seal. This is Power ­ important for long-term environmental protection performance. Output Voltage @ 2 Ohm.........................4x 72W Output Voltage @ 4 Ohm.........................4x 45W 6. After installation is complete snap the trim covers back firmly in to place to cover the Operation Voltage................................... 10.5V - 14.4V DC screw holes. Max current Draw................................... 10A Standby Current Draw............................. <3mA 7. After installation in complete snap the trim covers back firmly in to place to cover the Radio screw holes. DAB+ Digital Radio.................................18 pre-set memory Requires DAB+ Radio Receiver (sold separately) AM/FM Radio.........................................18x FM pre-set & 12x AM pre-set memory. US/Euro frequencies US: FM 88.7 to 108.0 (100kHz spacing). AM 530 to 1710 (10kHz spacing) EURO: FM 87.5 to 108.0 (50kHz spacing). AM 522 to 1620 (9kHz spacing) Multi-Environment Certifications Waterproof / Dustproof............................ IP65 Conformal PCB Coating...........................Yes Mounting Hole UV Protection.........................................500 hours stable, ASTM D4329 compliant (185 x 55mm) Salt/Fog Protection................................. 500 hours stable, ASTM B117 compliant Dashboard Stainless Steel Mountings....................... Yes Mounting Sleeve 9.2 Dimensions MP6 107mm 170mm 65.2mm 36mm 48mm 25.2mm 32mm 210mm 196.2mm Locking 97mm Screws Trim Cover Make sure to connect other wires before power connection. 18 www.aquaticav.com www.aquaticav.com 7

Controlling the Stereo MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO Additional Features MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO 2.1 Location of Controls 8.1 Listening to Auxiliary Devices 1. Connect your audio device to the rear RCA connectors using a stereo RCA cable. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2. Press MODE on the stereo or remote control to select ‘AUX’ mode. 3. Play the song from your auxiliary audio device and the sound will play through the stereo. Always ensure you connect and disconnect the stereo with dry hands! 8.2 External 12V Triggers The MP6 stereo has two independent 12V ‘accessory’ triggers. These could activate any 12V based device, such as 12V lights or 12V motors. In any operational mode, press the 12V TRIGGER button to activate. Press again to deactivate. If using two external trigger wires you can also activate the second external trigger by pressing and holding the 12V TRIGGER button to activate. Press and hold again to deactivate. Aquatic AV strongly recommend you speak to our technical service staff or your local Aquatic AV dealer if you are considering using this feature. Load on External Trigger should not exceed 3A. 10 11 12 1. Audio/Menu 7. Preset 1 / Repeat Playback 2. ESC/Preset 8. Preset 2 / Random Playback 3. Fast Rewind 9. LCD Display 4. Mode button 10. 12V Triggers 5. Rotary Selector 11. Play/Pause 6. Fast Forward 12. Preset 3 8 www.aquaticav.com www.aquaticav.com 17

Settings Operation MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO Controlling the Stereo MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO 7.2.2 Priority Display (Info/Clock) 2.2 Control Functions When set it to PRI INFO the display will by default show information relating to the music being played. Press and hold the MODE button to display the clock for 5 seconds. Button Action AM/FM USB BLUETOOTH DAB AUX Audio/Menu Short Press Audio Menu: Bass - Treble - Balance - Fader - Beep - EQ - Loud When set it to PRI CLK the display will by default show the clock. Pressing any key it will display information relating to the music being played for 5 seconds. Long Press Settings Menu: Dim H/L - PRI Info/Clk - P-Vol - Area US/Euro - Loc On/Off - Stereo/Mono - Clock Set - BT Off/Link - Restore ESC/Preset Short Press 1) In MENU: EXIT 1) In MENU: EXIT 1) In MENU: EXIT 1) In MENU: EXIT 1) In MENU: EXIT 7.2.3 Power On Volume 2) In FM: CH1-> 2) In USB: Direct 2) In BT: No 2) In DAB: CH1-> 2) In AUX: No CH2-> CH3-> Search / Number Function CH2-> CH3-> Function Sets the maximum volume the stereo will be set when powering the unit on. If the stereo is CH4-> CH5-> Search CH4-> CH5-> switched off with a lower volume than the P-Vol setting then the lower volume setting will be CH6-> CH1… CH6-> CH1… used. Long Press Auto Store No Function No Function DAB Scan No Function Fast Rewind Short Press Seek Down Previous Track Previous Track Previous Station No Function Normal volume control and operation is resumed once the Rotary Selector is turned after switching the stereo on. Long Press Manual Tune Fast Rewind No Function No Function No Function Fast Forward Short Press Seek Up Next Track Next Track Next Station No Function 7.2.4 Area US/Euro Long Press Manual Tune Fast Forward No Function No Function No Function Play/Pause Short Press Mute Play/Pause Play/Pause Mute Mute Select US or European AM/FM radio frequencies. Long Press Manual Tune No Function No Function Manual Store No Function US mode will increase and decrease the FM frequency in steps of 0.1 MHz, e.g. 88.5, 88.6,88.7 MHz. EUR mode will Mode/Disp Short Press Changes Source increase and decrease the FM frequency in steps of 0.05 MHz, e.g. 88.25, 88.30, 88.35 MHz. Long Press Display Clock/Info 1/RPT Short Press Preset Ch.1 Read Repeat One / No Function Preset Ch.1 Read Display Software 7.2.5 Local On/Off Repeat All Version When Local is turned on the stereo seeks to only the radio channels with strong signal strength. Long Press Preset Ch.1 Save DIR / Folder Down No Function Preset Ch.1 Save No Function When Local is turned off the stereo will seek to all radio channels it receives signal from. 2/RDM Short Press Preset Ch.2 Read Random No Function Preset Ch.2 Read No Function Long Press Preset Ch.2 Save DIR / Folder Up No Function Preset Ch.2 Save No Function When Local setting is turned on the word ‘Local’ will appear in the upper right hand corner of the stereo’s display. 3 Short Press Preset Ch.3 Read No Function No Function Preset Ch.3 Read No Function 7.2.6 Stereo/Mono Long Press Preset Ch.3 Save No Function No Function Preset Ch.3 Save No Function Rotary Selector Rotate Volume Up/Down and Navigate Menus Change the output mode between stereo and mono. Some applications only accept a mono input. Power/Band Short Press Power On / Band Enter when in Power On Band Change / Power On (Push Rotary Change / Enter Menu Enter 7.2.7 Clock Settings Selector) Long Press Power Off Adjust the time and switch the clock on or off. 12V Triggers Short Press 12V DC Trigger 1 Output On/Off Long Press 12V DC Trigger 2 Output On/Off 7.2.8 Bluetooth Off/Link If your music player is connected via the Auxiliary input you will not be able to control track or receive track Switches Bluetooth connectivity on or off. All paired devices will be disconnected in Bluetooth Off information. mode. Navigating past the last Settings Menu item (Restore) will automatically exit the Settings Menu and enter the Audio Menu. Press and hold Audio/Menu button to enter the Settings Menu again. 7.2.9 Restore Restores all factory settings. 16 www.aquaticav.com www.aquaticav.com 9

Controlling the Stereo MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO Audio & Settings Menus MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO 2.3 Wired Remote Control WR6 (sold separately) 7.1 Audio Menu 1. Play/Pause 6. LCD Display 1. Press the AUDIO/MENU button to enter the Audio menu. The available Audio options are: 2. Fast Rewind 7. Random Playback BASS - TREBLE - BALANCE - FADER - BEEP - EQ - LOUD 3. Audio 8. Fast Forward 4. 12V Triggers 9. VBass 2. Turn the Rotating Selector to navigate the menu options. 6 5. Mode 10. Rotary Selector 3. Press the Rotary Selector to open the desired Audio option or confirm changes to the Audio settings. 5 Any changes made in the Audio menu are system wide and will affect all modes. 7 4 8 3 2 9 7.1.1 Beep Tone 1 10 The beep tone plays when any button is pressed and can be switched on and off from this selec- tion. Button Action AM/FM USB BT DAB AUX 7.1.2 EQ Audio Short Press Audio Menu: Bass - Treble - Balance - Fader - Beep - EQ - Loud The MP6 stereo is equipped with an audio DSP (Digital Signal Processor) to provide preset Long Press Settings Menu: Dim H/L - PRI Info/Clk - P-Vol - Area US/Euro - Loc On/Off - Stereo/Mono - listening experiences for different music types. If you have chosen a preset equalizer setting (Flat, Clock Set - BT Off/Link - Restore Rock, Classic, or Pop) the previous Bass & Treble settings will be overridden. Fast Rewind Short Press Seek Down Previous Song Previous Song Previous Station No Function Long Press Manual Tune Fast Rewind No Function No Function No Function 7.1.3 Loudness Fast Forward Short Press Seek Up Next Song Next Song Next Station No Function Long Press Manual Tune Fast Forward No Function No Function No Function Increases the sound output level by 15dB. Play/Pause Short Press Mute Play/Pause Play/Pause Mute Mute Long Press No Function No Function No Function No Function No Function 7.2 Settings Menu Mode/Disp Short Press Changes Source 1. Press and hold the AUDIO/MENU button to enter the Settings menu. The available Long Press Display Clock/Info Settings options are: VBass Short Press Loud On/Off DIM H/L - PRI INFO/CLK - P-VOL - AREA USA/EUR - LOC ON/OFF - Long Press No Function STEREO/MONO - CLOCKSET - BT OFF/LINK - RESTORE Rotary Selector Rotate Volume Up/Down and Navigate Menus 2. Turn the Rotating Selector to navigate the menu options. Power/Band Short Press Power On / Band Enter Power On Band Change / Power On (Push Rotary Change / Enter Enter 3. Press the Rotary Selector to open the desired Audio option or confirm changes to the Selector) Long Press Power Off Audio settings. Random Short Press Ch.1 - Ch.2 - Random Playback No Function Ch.1 - Ch.2 - No Function Any changes made in the Audio menu are system wide and will affect all modes. Ch.3 - Ch.1... On/Off Ch.3 - Ch.1... Long Press No Function Repeat One / No Function No Function Display Software Repeat All Version 7.2.1 Dimmer High/Low 12V Triggers Short Press 12V DC Trigger 1 Output On/Off Adjust the display brightness from 100% for normal operation to 30% brightness to reduce Long Press 12V DC Trigger 2 Output On/Off screen glare during night time operation. Please note Aquatic AV does not recommend wired remote controls are used for spa or hot tub applications as use in such applications is not covered by warranty. 10 www.aquaticav.com www.aquaticav.com 15

Listening to AM/FM Radio MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO Listening via Bluetooth MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO 6.1 Listening to AM/FM Radio 3.1 Listening via Bluetooth 1. Enter radio mode by pressing MODE and selecting RADIO. The Bluetooth Audio menu is accessible by pressing the Audio/Menu button and is used to con- 2. Navigate the available stations using the Fast Forward/Fast Rewind buttons. nect a Bluetooth Audio device or disconnect a Bluetooth Audio device that has already been paired. 3. Select the desired station by pressing the Rotary Selector button. 4. Press FAST REWIND/FAST FORWARD to seek another station. 3.2 Pair with Bluetooth Audio Device 5. Press and hold FAST REWIND/FAST FORWARD for manual tuning. (Manual tuning will time out after 5 seconds of no action then we revert back to Seek/Auto). 1. Enable Bluetooth Audio mode by pressing MODE and selecting Bluetooth. 6. Press the Rotary Selector to change the AM/FM radio band. 2. Switch on your Bluetooth Audio device. 3. Select ‘MP6’ from the list of available devices to pair. No password should be required 6.2 Manually Save AM/FM Radio Stations to Memory however if prompted for a password use ‘0000’. 4. A Bluetooth logo will illuminate on the stereo’s LCD to verify Bluetooth is connected. 1. Tune to the station you would like to be saved as a preset. 2. Press and hold the Play/Pause button and the stereo will display ‘SAVE CH1’. 3.3 Listening via Bluetooth Audio Device 3. Turn the Rotary Selector to select the desired preset slot you would like to save the current station to. 1. Bluetooth Audio mode will be activated once a Bluetooth Audio device is paired in any 4. Press the Rotary Selector to save the preset. mode. Use MODE to change to Bluetooth Audio mode to listen to music from your device. 5. Upon successfully saving a preset the preset number that was chosen will be shown in the 2. Play the song from device and the sound will play through the stereo. right corner. 3. Press PLAY/PAUSE to play/pause the song. 4. Press FAST REWIND/FORWARD buttons to play previous/next song file. Presets are only for the current band you are on. Each band FM1, FM2, FM3, AM1 and AM2 has six presets for a total of 30 (18x FM & 12x AM). 5. Previous/next track and volume up/down can also be controlled directly from your Bluetooth Audio device. 6.3 Automatically Save AM/FM Radio Stations to Memory 3.4 Bluetooth Multi-link Press and hold the ESC/Preset button for 2 seconds to auto store stations to preset locations 1-6 of bands 1-3. A second Bluetooth Audio device can pair to the stereo even when music is playing from the first Bluetooth Audio device. 6.4 Listening to Saved Radio Memory Once paired, playing music from device 2 will override device 1 and the stereo will begin playing music from device 2. Press button 1, 2 or 3 to listen to preset 1, 2 or 3 respectively; or alternatively: Should you wish to play music from device 1 again, wait 10 seconds and press play on device 1. 1. Press the ESC/Preset button to display your presets. This process can be repeated between device 1 and device 2 indefinitely while both devices are 2. Turn the Rotary Selector to navigate to the desired preset. paired. 3. Press the Rotary Selector to listen to the preset. 14 www.aquaticav.com www.aquaticav.com 11

Listening via USB MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO Listening to DAB+ Digital Radio MP6 WATERPROOF STEREO 4.1 Listening via USB 5.1 What Is DAB+ Digital Radio? 1. Attach your USB thumb drive to the female USB connector. DAB+ Digital Radio provides access to hundreds of stations when used with Aquatic AV’s Digital 2. If your USB device is readable then USB source mode will be automatically selected and Radio Receiver AQ-DAB+ (sold separately). DAB+ is only available within certain countries - your compatible content will begin to play. please check your local network for more information. 3. Press PLAY/PAUSE to play or pause the music. 5.2 Listening to DAB+ Digital Radio 4. Press FAST REWIND / FAST FORWARD once play previous / next song file. 5. Press and hold FAST REWIND / FAST FORWARD to fast forward / fast rewind the song file. 1. Connect the AQ-DAB+ Digital Radio Receiver (sold separately) to the stereo. 2. Enter DAB+ mode by pressing MODE and selecting DAB. Playback and navigation of music files via USB includes MP3 and WMA files. 3. The first time DAB+ mode is used the stereo will automatically scan all available DAB+ stations. 4.2 Direct Search by Folder/File 4. If required, to re-scan for new stations, press and hold the ESC/Preset button for 2 seconds to scan all available DAB+ stations. 1. Press ESC/Preset once and display will show ‘DIR SCH’ 5. Navigate the available stations using the Fast Forward/Fast Rewind buttons. 2. Turn the Rotary Selector to select a desired folder. (If you have files in the Root, select 6. Select the desired station by pressing the Rotary Selector button. ‘Root’). Then press the Rotary Selector to enter into that folder. 7. Press the Rotary Selector to change the DAB+ radio band. 3. Turn the Rotary Selector to select the desired file that you wish to play. Only compatible files will be displayed. When a DAB station is received the station’s clock will auto update the stereo’s clock. 4. You can either allow the unit to auto select the track that is being displayed or press the Always ensure you connect and disconnect the stereo with dry hands! Rotary Selector to select the desired track. 5.3 Manually Save DAB+ Stations to Memory 4.3 Direct Search by Track number 1. Tune to the station you would like to be saved as a preset. 1. Press ESC/Preset twice and the display will show ‘NUM SCH’ 2. Press and hold the Play/Pause button and the stereo will display ‘SAVE CH1’. 2. Turn the Rotary Selector to select the desired track number. Turning clock-wise will 3. Turn the Rotary Selector to select the desired preset slot you would like to save the current increase the track number and turning anti-Clock-wise will decrease the track number. station to. 3. You can either allow the unit to auto select the track that is being displayed or press the 4. Press the Rotary Selector to save the preset. Rotary Selector to select the desired track. 5. Upon successfully saving a preset the preset number that was chosen will be shown in the right corner. 4.4 Random Playback Presets are only for the current band you are on. Each band has six presets for a total of 18 presets. Press the RDM button to toggle Random Play on or off. 5.4 Automatically Save DAB+ Stations to Memory 4.5 Repeat Playback Press and hold the ESC/Preset button for 2 seconds to auto store stations to numeric buttons 1-6 of bands 1-3. Press the RPT button to toggle Repeat One or Repeat All. 5.5 Listening to Saved Radio Memory 4.6 Device Charging Press button 1, 2 or 3 to listen to preset 1, 2 or 3 respectively; or alternatively: When specified USB devices such as Smartphones or MP3 players are connected with a standard 1. Press the ESC/Preset button to display your presets. male-to-female USB cable the device’s battery will charge automatically. The USB connection will 2. Turn the Rotary Selector to navigate to the desired preset. deliver 2.1A of current to charge a device battery. 3. Press the Rotary Selector to listen to the preset. 12 www.aquaticav.com www.aquaticav.com 13


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