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– the main folder is always assigned num-
ber 1;
– the first folder is assigned number 2 and
then the following "subfolders" are assigned
number 3 and 4;
– the first folder is assigned number 5 and
then the following "subfolders" are assigned
number 6 and 7;
– this operation will be repeated for all the
other folders.
To enter the MP3 folders press button 6
(N) (selection of next folder) or 8 (O)
(selection of previous folder).
Example: if you are in folder 1 (n° 2), the
following available folders are:
– pressing button 6 (N) you can enter
the main folder (n° 1);
– pressing button 6 (N) you can enter
"subfolder" 4 (n° 3).
The folders which do not contain MP3
tracks (like for example folder 2 (n° 5) and
"subfolder" 3.1 (n° 9) cannot be selected.
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Example: if you are in folder 3
(n° 8), the following available folders are:
– pressing button 8 (O) you can enter
"subfolder" 2.X (n° 7);
– pressing button 8 (O) you can enter
"subfolder" 3.1.1 (n° 10).
The characteristics and operating conditions
to play MP3 files are the following:
– the CD-ROM used must be written com-
plying with Specification ISO9660;
– the music files must have extension
".mp3": the files with different extension
will no be played;
– the sampling frequencies that can be
played are: 44.1 kHz, stereo (96 to 320
kbit/s) - 22.05 kHz, mono or stereo (32
to 80 kbit/s);
– it is possible to play tracks with variable
bit-rate.
IMPORTANT The names of the tracks
shall not contain the following characters:
spaces, ' (apostrophes), ( and ) (open or
between parenthesis). When writing a CD
MP3 make sure the file names do not con-
tain these characters; if they do, the radio
cannot play the corresponding tracks.
Folder name shown on display
The name of the MP3 folder shown on the
display corresponds to the name with which
the folder is memorised on the CD, followed
by an asterisk.
Example of complete MP3 folder name:
"BEST OF *".
Track name shown on display
The name can be assigned to the MP3
track in two ways:
– if the track selected is fitted with ID3-
TAG, the MP3 track name is created in the
following way:
– the first part of the track name corre-
sponds to the track memorised in the ID3-
TAG, followed by an asterisk;
– the second part of the track name indi-
cates the name of the artist memorised in
the ID3-TAG, followed by an asterisk.
– If the track selected is not fitted with
ID3-TAG, the track name (without "MP3"
extension) corresponds to the file name with
which the track is memorised on the CD
(e.g. "TITLE1*").
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