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Function of KDC-MP342U
Function of iPod
Music Search for iPod
The position of the currently displayed item is
indicated by the icon bar in eight steps.
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Search for the song (in iPod) you want to play.
1
Enter Music Search mode
Press the Search button.
"SEARCH" is displayed.
2
Search for music
"COM***"
"GEN***"
Genre
Composer
Items
Podcast
Items
DiSplay
Playlists
"PLlST***"
Artists
"ART***"
Albums
"ALB***"
Music title or file name "PRGM***"
in the list which is selected now. Set the ratio with
"SKIP" in <Menu System> (page 6) Keep pressing this
button for 3 seconds or longer skips songs at 10%
irrespective of the setting.
The time of search by alphabet may become long
depending on the number of songs in iPod or the folder
structure.
When selecting an initial in the alphabet search mode,
entering
"*"
searches symbols and entering "1" searches
digits.
If the first character string begins with an article "a'; "an",
or "the" in the alphabet search mode, it is searched for in
defiance of the article.
Characters that are included in a song name but cannot
be displayed are left blank. If no character included in a
song name cannot be displayed, the browse item name
and digits are displayed.
Turn the lAUD] knob.
Operation
Search by initial
operation
.type
Movement between items
Skip Search *1
Selection of item
Return to previous item
Return to Top menu
Cancelling the Music Search mode
Press the Search button.
Searching
for
Music by Initial
You can select an alphabetic character from the list
in the browse item (artist, album, etc.) selected now.
1
Enter alphabet search mode
Press the Search button for at least 1 second.
"A B C ..." is displayed.
If you can not search for a song by an alphabetic
character in the browse item selected now, the data on
the screen does not change.
2
Select the initial to be searched for
Opetationtype
Move to the next character
Move to the next row.
Cancelling the alphabet
search mode
3
Determine the selected initial
Press the [AUD] knob.
Start search. When search is completed, the music
search mode is selected again at the selected
character position.
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Function of KDC-MP342U
Function of iPod
All Random
All songs in iPod are played at random.
Press the [3] button for at least 3 seconds.
Pressing the button toggles the setting between All
random play on ("ALL ROM") and off ("ROM OFF")
(:::\.
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• The time required to turn on the all random function
may become longer depending on the number of songs
in iPod or the folder structure.
• Turning on the all random function changes the iPod
browse item to "songs': This browse item will not change
even if the all random function is turned off.
If the browse item is changed to search for music while
the all random function is on, the all random function is
turned off and the songs in the browse item are played
at random.
*1
Skip Search: The number of songs to be skipped is
determined by the ratio of the total number of songs
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Function of KDC-MP342U
Function of iPod
Music Search for iPod
The position of the currently displayed item is
indicated by the icon bar in eight steps.
r
r--
r---
r-----;
r---,
r---,
r---,
....;
-+;
.....;
-+;
:....;
J....;
_.J-+L__
J
Search for the song (in iPod) you want to play.
1
Enter Music Search mode
Press the Search button.
"SEARCH" is displayed.
2
Search for music
"COM***"
"GEN***"
Genre
Composer
Items
Podcast
Items
DiSplay
Playlists
"PLlST***"
Artists
"ART***"
Albums
"ALB***"
Music title or file name "PRGM***"
in the list which is selected now. Set the ratio with
"SKIP" in <Menu System> (page 6) Keep pressing this
button for 3 seconds or longer skips songs at 10%
irrespective of the setting.
The time of search by alphabet may become long
depending on the number of songs in iPod or the folder
structure.
When selecting an initial in the alphabet search mode,
entering
"*"
searches symbols and entering "1" searches
digits.
If the first character string begins with an article "a'; "an",
or "the" in the alphabet search mode, it is searched for in
defiance of the article.
Characters that are included in a song name but cannot
be displayed are left blank. If no character included in a
song name cannot be displayed, the browse item name
and digits are displayed.
Turn the lAUD] knob.
Operation
Search by initial
operation
.type
Movement between items
Skip Search *1
Selection of item
Return to previous item
Return to Top menu
Cancelling the Music Search mode
Press the Search button.
Searching
for
Music by Initial
You can select an alphabetic character from the list
in the browse item (artist, album, etc.) selected now.
1
Enter alphabet search mode
Press the Search button for at least 1 second.
"A B C ..." is displayed.
If you can not search for a song by an alphabetic
character in the browse item selected now, the data on
the screen does not change.
2
Select the initial to be searched for
Opetationtype
Move to the next character
Move to the next row.
Cancelling the alphabet
search mode
3
Determine the selected initial
Press the [AUD] knob.
Start search. When search is completed, the music
search mode is selected again at the selected
character position.
c:A
~
Function of KDC-MP342U
Function of iPod
All Random
All songs in iPod are played at random.
Press the [3] button for at least 3 seconds.
Pressing the button toggles the setting between All
random play on ("ALL ROM") and off ("ROM OFF")
(:::\.
~
• The time required to turn on the all random function
may become longer depending on the number of songs
in iPod or the folder structure.
• Turning on the all random function changes the iPod
browse item to "songs': This browse item will not change
even if the all random function is turned off.
If the browse item is changed to search for music while
the all random function is on, the all random function is
turned off and the songs in the browse item are played
at random.
*1
Skip Search: The number of songs to be skipped is
determined by the ratio of the total number of songs
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