Using Memory Cards; Compatible Memory Cards; Reading Memory Cards; Using Auto-Detect - RCA RTD170 User Manual

Using Memory Cards

Your receiver has two memory card slots. You can transfer information (jpeg or mp3 files) from
your memory cards to the receiver and display the pictures on screen or play the mp3 files. The
upper slot can read different formats; the lower slot is for Compact Flash Cards.

Compatible Memory Cards

• Compact Flash 1 and 2
• MultiMedia Card
• Secure Digital
• Memory Stick
• Smart Media

Reading Memory Cards

The Auto-Detect Feature
The Receiver has an Auto-detect feature that reads the type of card you've inserted and displays a
dialog box asking if you want to access the card. By default, auto-detect is turned on. You can
turn this feature off so no message appears (see page 20).
When Auto-detect is on, and a disc is playing, the receiver will pause playback and ask if you
want to continue playback, or access the card. It will also show you what type of card is in the
slot when you turn it on.
If auto-detect is off, no message appears when you insert a card. You must press the INPUT
button on the remote to access the card. If a card was left in the slot when you last turned the
unit off, no message will appear unless you press INPUT.
Card inserted. To continueplaying disc,
pres PLAY/PAUSE or remove card.
To stop playing disc and access card,
press STOP.
AUTO-DETECTION ON. If you don't want this message to appear again, turn
off auto-detect in the Play Mode menu (press MENU).
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1. With no disc playing, insert your memory card into
the slot.
Note: If you insert a card while a disc is playing, a dialog
box is displayed, giving you the option of continuing to
play the disc or to stop disc playback and access the
memory card.
2. A dialog box is displayed showing a list of the
types of media that are in the receiver (DVD,
Memory Card).
3. Use the up/down arrow buttons to select the
Memory Card option. If there is more than one
memory card inserted, a submenu will appear. Use
the up/down arrow buttons to select the card you
want to access.
4. Press OK to select. The contents of the card is
displayed.
Note: Although your memory card may be compatible with
the unit, the data on the card must be in a format the rceiver
can read (jpeg or mp3).
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