Vauxhall New Crossland Owner's Manual page 116

114 Infotainment system
Touch 4 to resume playback.
Playing the previous or next track
Touch P or Q.
Fast forwarding and rewinding
Touch and hold P or Q. Release to
return to normal playback mode.
Alternatively, you can move the slider
showing the current track position to
the left or right.
Playing tracks randomly
Touch button repeatedly to toggle
between the available random
modes.
j: play tracks of currently selected
list (album, artist, etc.) in random
order.
2: play all tracks stored on
connected device in random order.
k: play tracks of currently selected
list (album, artist, etc.) in normal
playback mode.
Repeating tracks
Touch button repeatedly to switch
repeat mode on or off.
n: repeat tracks of currently
selected list (album, artist, etc.).
l: play tracks of currently selected
list (album, artist, etc.) in normal
playback mode.
Browse music functions
(only available for devices connected
via USB)
You can have your music files sorted
according to different criteria. Two
options are available for browsing the
music files stored on the connected
USB device.
Browsing via main menu
If you want to change the currently
active USB source, select
SOURCES and then select the
desired source. The respective main
menu is displayed.
Select the button showing the
currently selected sorting criteria, e.g.
Sort: Album or Sort: Artist, and then
select the desired new sorting criteria.
A sorting process is performed.
Select List and then select the desired
track.
Playback of the selected track is
started.
Browsing via device menu
Select OPTIONS and then select
Music files.
If you want to change the currently
active USB source, select Other.
Select the desired sorting criteria, e.g.
Albums or Artists, and then select the
desired track.
Playback of the selected track is
started.
Activating the picture viewer
Connecting the USB device.
If device already connected, but
picture viewer not active:
Press AUDIO, select OPTIONS and
then select Managing photos.
Select the desired picture.
A slide show of all stored picture files
starts automatically.