GROM Audio GROM-IPOD V2 Adapter Installation And Operating Instructions Manual page 7

enumeration will start from 1. When switched off, track enumeration will be restored to the real
order in the playlist.
Repeat
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When turned on, will play first track in the playlist after the last track is played.
The display will show disk number, track number and track time of the currently playing track.
3.5 Playlists set up for advanced mode
To use your iPod in Advanced Mode you have to define playlists. The number of playlists depends on the
stereo (usually 5-8). We recommend naming the playlists starting with the number according to the
desirable disk position. The first playlist is ignored by GROM; therefore, it should be a "fake" playlist.
Please make sure to name it "1" so it will stay at the top of your playlists. Please place one song to this
playlist so it will be recognized correctly. For instance if you can have the following playlists:
1. ("fake" playlist with 1 song in it)
2. Andy's songs
3. Disco dance
4. Favorites
5. House rhythms
1 ("fake" playlist) will not be mapped to any disk, "2. Andy's songs" will be mapped to Disk 2, "3. Disco
dance" will be mapped to Disk 3, and so on. Therefore selecting DISK 2 on car stereo will play "2. Andy's
songs" playlist, DISK 3 will select "3. Disco songs" and so on.
Note: For stereos with disk ^ and disk
We strongly recommend that you organize your songs into playlists and enumerate them for proper
operation of this unit.
If your iPod does not have playlists/songs it may cause unpredictable outcomes and improper
operation of the unit.
EMPTY PLAYLISTS MAY ALSO CAUSE UNPREDICTABLE BEHAVIOURS, ESPECIALLY EMPTY
PLAYLISTS THAT ARE LOCATED IN THE MIDDLE OF ALL OTHER PLAYLISTS.
Note for iPhone users: Once connected to the GROM adapter, your iPhone will register a message
stating "This accessory is not made to work with iPhone." It will ask if you want to "Turn ON the Airplane
Mode." Please answer "NO". If the stereo still does not recognize the iPhone, please restart the iPhone
3.6 When the car ignition is OFF
When you turn your car stereo or car ignition off, the iPod will automatically will go into sleep mode. In the
sleep mode, the iPod will still consume power—although very little—from the car battery. There is no
need to disconnect the iPod every time you turn off your car.
However, it is strongly advised that you disconnect the iPod if you do not plan to operate your car
for 1 week or more.
rev. 4.1
you may set up to 10 playlists, on some stereos up to 99.
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