YATOUR YT-M05B User Manual page 6

This iPod Car Adapter supports memory playback, once you press
select FM/AM buttons, disconnect the iPod, or power off the radio or ACC,
it will memorize the disc number and track number to host, when you
return to the playback status of iPod Car Adapter, it will continue playing
from the memorized point. However, music playing tracks via AUX IN do
not support Last Position Memory.
Control Mode：
This iPod Car Adapter provides two ways to control your iPod through
the car radio, namely Hybrid Mode, Playlist Mode.
1. Hybrid Mode:
Search and select music on iPod directly just as you would in portable
use. The music will play back through your car stereo. And you can use the
track up/down, fast forward, and reverse buttons on your radio to control
music playback. All audio tracks on your iPod will be played at Hybrid
Mode, Operate and control the iPod like it is one CD.
2. Playlist Mode:
In the Playlist Mode, operate and control the iPod like it is a CD changer.
This mode allows you to access 5-9 playlists on iPod from radio. iPod
screen always display "OK to disconnect" or "Attached to accessory" and
iPod's keypad is not functional or locked. Please note that if you want to
switch to this Mode, you need to use iTunes to set up the corresponding
Playlists on the iPod. Please refer to iPod usage instruction about how to
set up playlists. The instructions for Playlist naming and playback controls
are in Section VI of this manual.
Between Hybrid Mode and Playlist Mode, you can switch by pressing CD
selection button of OEM radio panel. Generally, DISC 1 is for Hybrid
Mode, and DISC 2-DISC 10 are for No.1-No.9 playlist of Playlist Mode.
Important Note:
In the Hybrid Mode, CD1 1-1 is displayed on the radio screen, only the
playback time will change, showing the total playback time instead of
single song's playback time.
In the Hybrid Mode, Fast Forward and Rewind can be activated after a
long press. Given a short press to Fast Forward or Rewind, the function
is as same as that of previous Track/next Track.
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