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Other operation
To
Pause playback (or USB on
Stop playback
Select a folder
Select a file
Select a folder
and file while
viewing the
folder and file
names on the
system display*
Find a point in
a file
Select Repeat
Play
Remove the
USB device
* You can search by different information such
as album or genre for digital music players.
To change the play mode
Press PLAY MODE
the USB device is stopped. You can
select normal play ("
the folder on the digital music player),
shuffle play ("SHUF" or "
program play ("PGM").
GB
Press
the unit)
. To resume
play, press the button
again.
.
+/
.
/
.
SEARCH
. Press
/
to select
the desired folder, then
press ENTER
. Press
/
to select
the desired file, then
press ENTER
.
Hold down /
during playback,
and release the button
at the desired point.
REPEAT
repeatedly
until "REP" or "REP1"
appears.
Hold down
until
"No Device" appears,
then remove the USB
device.
repeatedly while
" for all files in
SHUF"), or
Notes on the USB device
Do not connect the system and the USB
device through a USB hub.
With some connected USB devices, after an
operation is performed, there may be a delay
before it is performed by this system.
This system does not necessarily support all
the functions provided in a connected USB
device.
The playback order for the system may differ
from the playback order of the connected
USB device.
Always hold down
"No Device" appears before removing the
USB device. Removing the USB device while
"No Device" is not displayed may corrupt the
data on it or damage the USB device itself.
Do not save other types of files or
unnecessary folders on an USB device that
has audio files.
Folders that have no audio files are skipped.
Files are played back in the order that they
are transferred to the USB device.
The maximum numbers of folders and files
that can be contained on a single USB device
are as follows:
Digital music player: 65,535 groups
(maximum 999 tracks per group)
USB storage media: 999 files
The maximum number of files and folders
may vary depending on the file and folder
structure.
The audio formats that you can listen to with
this system are as follows:
MP3: file extension ".mp3"
Windows Media Audio file: file extension
".wma"
AAC: file extension ".m4a"
Note that even when file names have the
above file extensions, if the actual file differs,
the system may produce noise or may
malfunction.
Compatibility with all encoding/writing
softwares, recording devices, and recording
media cannot be guaranteed. Incompatible
USB device may produce noise or interrupted
audio or may not play at all.
and make sure that
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