Re: Changing '55 to Negative Ground System
Posted by Marty or Marston On 2018/10/5 13:40:35
Howard,
The radio and Bluetooth (BT) modules are very small and were bolted to the inside rear wall of the WonderBar (WB) for heat dissipation. They are wired to the original WB switches. As you can see the outward appearance of the WB is unaltered with the exception addition of a small LED just right of the "16" on the faceplate. The color of the LED changes to show what type of mode it is operating. You are correct in assuming to change from between AM & FM you turn the radio on & off. You can have up to 4 speakers and the radio will determine how many speakers are connected (in my case 1).
On/Off, Tone, Tuning, WonderBar seak Function, and Pre-sets work just like an original WB. You have 5 preset buttons to use and these are either AM or FM and not both. To answer the phone you hit the bar once and to hang up you tap it twice. With both modules you can play music from a USB memory stick, a MP3 player or music on a cell phone.
You can look at the manuals for both the WB and the BT to see how they work and the knob function.
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The radio and Bluetooth (BT) modules are very small and were bolted to the inside rear wall of the WonderBar (WB) for heat dissipation. They are wired to the original WB switches. As you can see the outward appearance of the WB is unaltered with the exception addition of a small LED just right of the "16" on the faceplate. The color of the LED changes to show what type of mode it is operating. You are correct in assuming to change from between AM & FM you turn the radio on & off. You can have up to 4 speakers and the radio will determine how many speakers are connected (in my case 1).
On/Off, Tone, Tuning, WonderBar seak Function, and Pre-sets work just like an original WB. You have 5 preset buttons to use and these are either AM or FM and not both. To answer the phone you hit the bar once and to hang up you tap it twice. With both modules you can play music from a USB memory stick, a MP3 player or music on a cell phone.
You can look at the manuals for both the WB and the BT to see how they work and the knob function.
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