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Remote Control
2.5
K
STANDBY button. Press to wake or
press & hold to enter STANDBY
mode.
L
PAIR button. Press to begin the
pairing operation in Bluetooth mode.
M
FLAT. Press this button to restore
any sound EQ preset to the default
flat mode.
N
button. Press to stop playback of a
paired Bluetooth device.
O
button. Press to skip to the
previous track of a paired Bluetooth
device.
P
VOLUME- button. Press to
decrease the volume output.
Q
MUTE. Press to silence playback of
a paired Bluetooth device.
R
MODE button. Press to cycle
between the different input modes:
Line in, Bluetooth & Aux in.
S
EQ. Press repeatedly to cycle
between the following sound modes:
Rock, Pop, Jazz, Live, Classic &
News
T
button. Press to Play or Pause
playback of a paired Bluetooth
device.
U
button. Press to skip to the next
track of a paired Bluetooth device.
V
VOLUME+ button. Press to
increase the volume output.
K
L
PAIR
M
FLAT
N
O
P
VOL -
Q
R
MODE
S
EQ
T
U
V
VOL+
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GDSB02BT45 - I havent set this up in my new home for the two years I have lived here. replace the batteries and the remote does not work... HELP
If the remote for your Goodmans GDSB02BT45 does not work after replacing the batteries, ensure the battery is inserted correctly with the '+' side facing up. Also, check for any battery leakage that may have damaged the remote. If the issue persists, verify that the remote is within the 5-10 meter wireless range and has a clear line of sight to the soundbar. If the problem continues, consider replacing the remote.
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I have connected the RCA cables. White to white and red to red. Still get no sound from T.V My turntable plays fine via Bluetooth.
There may be no sound from the Goodmans GDSB02BT45 when RCA cables are connected due to the following reasons:
1. The audio source volume is too low. Ensure the source device (e.g., phone or laptop) is set to about 70-80% volume.
2. The RCA cables are not properly connected. Verify that the 3.5mm jack is inserted into the headphone output of the external device and the red and white RCA jacks are correctly plugged into the RCA AUX input on the soundbar.
3. The soundbar is not set to AUX mode. Ensure the device is switched to AUX mode for RCA input to work.
4. The volume on the soundbar is too low. Increase the volume using the remote or soundbar buttons.
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