Interrupting Playback (Pause); Selecting Mp3 Info; Displaying Scrolling Texts (Scroll) - Blaupunkt LAS VEGAS 7 645 650 310 Operating Instructions Manual

Note:
This function is operable only if an
external display is connected.
To define the starting point of the sec-
tion,
➮
listen to a title and press the A-B
button L on the remote control at
the point where you want the
repeat function to start.
To define the ending point of the sec-
tion,
➮
continue listening to the title and
press the A-B button L on the
remote control at the point where
you want the repeat function to
end.
The section of the title is repeated until
you press the A-B button L again.

Interrupting playback (PAUSE)

➮
button 6 9
Press the
"PAUSE" appears on the display.
Cancelling pause
➮
During the pause, press the
6 9.
button
Playback is continued.
You can also interrupt and continue
playback using the
remote control.

Selecting MP3 info

If you want to select the "MP3 INFO"
display mode, you first have to activate
this function in the menu. In order for
the system to be able to display MP3
information, the information must be
stored on the CD in the form of ID tags
together with the MP3 files.
9 9
9 9 .
button A on the
MP3/WMA MODE
➮
Press the MENU•OK button 7.
➮
Press the or
repeatedly until "VARIOUS MENU"
appears on the display.
➮
Press the MENU•OK button 7.
➮
Press the or
repeatedly until "MP3 INFO"
appears on the display.
➮
buttons 6 to switch
Use the
between the "ON" and "OFF"
options.
When you have finished making your
changes,
➮
press the MENU•OK button 7
and then the DIS•ESC button 5
to exit the menu.
Displaying scrolling texts
(scroll)
The selected information title, track
names or file name and directory name
are shown once as scrolling text when
the title changes.
To display the information again as
scrolling text,
➮
briefly press the 5 SCL button 9.
Note:
The information is displayed as
scrolling text if it contains more
than 13 characters in Normal/Info
mode, more than 11 characters in
Browse mode or more than 8
characters in Clock mode.
button 6
button 6
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