Removing The Usb Memory Device; Sd Card Operation - Sanyo MCD-UB685M Instruction Manual

Removing the USB memory device

Do one of the followings:
- Press the STOP n button (or the n button on
the remote controller).
- To change to other functions.
- Turn off the power.
Note:
Do not disconnect the USB memory device dur-
ing playback. If do, the data may be damaged.

SD CARD OPERATION

IMPORTANT INFORMATIONS
- Copyright protection files cannot be played
back.
- Copyright protection files on a SD card are
skipped automatically when played back.
Before use
- Load an SD card (not supplied) with the music
files (MP3 or WMA). (See Fig. 9)
- This unit doesnʼt support the SD card or MMC
card which capacity is over 2G.
- Down load the music files (MP3 or WMA or
WAV) into the SD card (not supplied) from
your PC.
- This unit can recognize up to 511 files or 255
folders in SD card.
Note:
Some cards cannot be used depending on its
structure.
Basic playback
1. In the USB mode press the USB/SD button
again to select "SD" function. The
number of folders on the SD card appear on
the display.
SD
Note:
- If the connection of the SD card is
failed or the unit cannot recognize the
SD card. "no" appears.
- If thereʼs no file in the SD card, or just
some empty folders in the SD card,
"no" appears.
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total
FOLDER
2. Press the PLAY/PAUSE i button to start
playback.
3. Press the MEMORY/FOLDER button,
"FOLDER" blinks on the display, then press
the f/FILE- or FILE+/e button to select
the desired folder.
4. When the first file number of selected folder
appears press the f/FILE- or FILE+/e
button to select a desired file and playback start
automatically.
MP3
SD
5. Press the STOP n button to end SD card
playback.
Temporarily stopping playback
Press the PLAY/PAUSE i button, "k" ap-
pears on the display. To resume play, press the
button again.
Programmed playback
Refer to the same description on page 13.
Removing the SD card
1. Press the STOP n button, then switch to other
function.
2. Press the card slightly into the slot to
release.
3. Pull it out. (See Fig. 9)
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