Bluetooth Audio; Establishing A Connection - Kenwood CR-M30DAB Bedienungsanleitung

7.3 Menu functions FM
Keep the <MENU/INFO> button pressed to call up the source-related menu. You can scroll through
the menu with the <TUNE+/-> button or the volume control. You can select the menu item with the
<ENTER/SCAN> button. The following functions are available:
• Preset Recall: All saved favourites.
• Preset Store: Here you can store the current station on a memory location (Favourites).
• Scan Setting: "All stations" or "Strong stations".
• Audio Setting: "Stereo" or "Mono".
Use the "Mono" in environments with poor reception quality.
Further menus are described under Chapter 4.

8. BLUETOOTH Audio

The BLUETOOTH function enables the wireless transmission of music files (audio streaming) to the radio.
Smartphones, tablets or similar devices can be paired.
Press the < /FUNC> button on the radio until "BLUETOOTH" appears on the display.

8.1 Establishing a connection

• In the Display you see the "Disconnected", and the yellow BLUETOOTH symbol flashes in the Display.
• Start a device scan on your mobile device. Select "CR-M30DAB" from the device list and pair both
devices as usual.
• The "Connected" is displayed in the Display and a voice prompt sounds.
Now you can playback the desired content on your mobile device.
You can control basic playback functions on the radio as well:
• <ENTER/SCAN> button: Playback/Pause Function
• The <TUNE+> or <TUNE-> buttons: Skip track forwards or backwards
8.2 Disconnect a connection
Only one device can be connected with the radio at any one time. If you want to connect other devices,
you must first disconnect the current device. Proceed as follows:
• Disconnect the pairing of the device on your mobile device.
• The devices are also unpaired, if you move them outside the range of the BLUETOOTH.
If you switch off the radio, it reconnects automatically with the BLUETOOTH device as soon as it is
switched on again, as long as it is nearby, is switched on and the BLUETOOTH function is activated.
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