Chevrolet 4500HD Series 2019 Manual page 112

Press 2 twice to play the files
from the folder being played in
the USB Memory in random
order.
After the player has played the last
file, it starts playing the first file of
the same folder.
v
FLD is displayed.
To cancel, press 2 again. FLD
disappears.
Selecting the Music File from the
Category List
1. Press LIST for less than
one second. LIST is displayed.
To cancel the category
selection mode, press LIST
again or press Back.
2. Turn MODE/ /ENTER to
select the category of your
choice, and then press
ENTER. The category changes
in the following order:
PLAYING FOLDER
PLAYING...
3. Turn MODE/
select the folder or file of your
choice from the list, and then
press ENTER.
When the file is selected, the
player starts playing the file.
When FOLDER is selected,
select the file in the folder to
start playback. To return to the
v
list selection or category
selection mode, press BACK
for less than one second.
To cancel the category
selection mode, press and hold
down Back for more than
one second.
Go Back to the First Position
(Home Jump)
You can go back to the first file of
the first folder on the USB Memory
being played from any position of it.
This function is called Home Jump.
For example: If Home Jump is used
when playing File 5 in Folder 4, it
FILE
goes back to File 1 in Folder 1 and
starts playing.
Infotainment System
Display the Text Information
/ENTER to
1. Press and hold down LIST for
2. Turn MODE/
If the text information is too long to
fit into the display window, press
and hold down FUNC for more than
one second to switch to the
next page.
Texts recorded with characters other
than alphanumeric characters and
symbols will appear as "*"
(asterisks).
more than one second.
/ENTER to
select the display item of your
choice, and then press
ENTER.
The display item changes in
the following order.
FL/TR NO (Folder number/File
number) TIME (Playback
time) FOLDER (Folder
name) FILE (File name)
ALBUM (Album title)*
TRACK (Track title) ARTIST
(Artist name) FL/TR NO...
* It is not displayed during the
WMA file playback.
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