Pioneer Carrozzeria FH-P077MD User manual

FH-P077MD
operating instructions
MD/CD/Tuner/WMA/MP3/WAV compatible/
DSP main unit
Contents page 4
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About pictograms This
instruction manual, installation manual, and product markings are intended to help you
use the product safely and correctly, and to prevent harm to you and other people, as well
as damage to property. I am displaying a picture. Their display and meaning are as follows.
This indicates content that is expected to result in only physical damage and property damage.
Such pictograms indicate information to which you must pay attention (including warnings).
This kind of pictogram indicates something that is prohibited (something you must not do).
This kind of pictorial display is mandatory content.
This shows the content that can be displayed.
WARNING This field indicates " Contents that
may result in death or serious injury. CAUTION. "
definitely do it
Note
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Please be sure to follow the instructions for your safety.
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ÿ The types of content that must be observed are classified and explained using the following pictograms.
ÿ The following indicators classify and explain the degree of harm or damage that may occur if the product is used incorrectly by ignoring
the displayed information.
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Do not use the product if it is damaged.
Do not use it if it is abnormal.
Safety Precautions (Please also read the separate "Safety Precautions")
Use a fuse of specified capacity.
Ban
definitely do it
Ban
When replacing a fuse, be sure to use a fuse with the
specified capacity indicated. Using a fuse with a larger
capacity than the specified capacity may cause a fire.
If you notice any abnormalities such as smoke, strange
smells, foreign objects getting inside, or water getting wet,
please stop using the product immediately and contact the
store where you purchased it. Continued use may cause an
accident, fire, or electric shock.
Do not use the product if it is malfunctioning, such as when
the screen does not appear or there is no sound. Please be
sure to consult the store where you purchased the product.
Continued use may cause an accident, fire, or electric shock.
caveat
Fuse of
specified capacity
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[Treatment of abnormal]
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table of contents
twenty two
Displaying the CD title etc. 34
31
Turn TAG display on/off
Names of parts
Basics of operating this
unit Before using • About
“CD TEXT”
Five
Five
26
1
Five
Selecting the song you want to
listen to directly How to switch
modes Listening to the same song or folder repeatedly 38
Listening to songs in a different order than usual 39
Searching for the song or folder you want to listen to 40
Ten
12
9
Usual MD operations •
Playing an MD • Selecting
a group • Selecting a song
• Fast forwarding/
rewinding • Adjusting the volume
• Ejecting an MD Normal
radio operations •
Selecting a band • Selecting a
station • Volume
Normal multi-CD
operations • Selecting a
CD • Selecting a song • Fast
forwarding/
rewinding •
Adjusting the volume
37
2
2
33
Five
Adjusting the CD sound quality 35
14
Adjusting the sound quality of WMA/MP3/ WAV43
About resetting the unit Preparing
the remote control
About operations with the included remote control 15
6
Select the source you want to listen to 16 • Turn off the
power
6
2
6
Pausing WMA/MP3/WAV playback 41 Switching the
song selection method 42 Selecting songs in a folder
11
Selecting the song you want to listen to
directly How to switch modes Listening
to the same song repeatedly Listening
to songs in a different order than usual
Searching for the song you want to listen to
Ten
1
3
3
34
3
twenty four
28
32
2
Displaying WMA/MP3/WAV
titles, etc. 44
8
7
Regular CD operations •
Playing a CD • Selecting
a song • Fast
forwarding/rewinding • Adjusting
the volume • Ejecting a
CD
7
3
14
36
Four
Pausing CD playback Switching
the song selection method
Selecting 10 songs at a time
30
Select 10 songs at a time 42 43
Four
Four
6
29
18
Four
9
Ten
8
WMA/MP3/WAV everyday operations 20 • Playing a
CD-ROM • Selecting a folder •
Selecting a song • Fast-
forwarding/
rewinding • Adjusting the volume
• Ejecting the CD-ROM
8
1
33
1
Listen to WMA/MP3/WAV
Built-in CD
MP3/WAV
WMA/
Introduction
Four
just here
Introduction Listen to CDs with built-in CD
Just read this and you can use it right away
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CONTENTS
Built-in MD
radio
Listen to MD with built-in MD
listen to the radio
Five
Listen to WMA/MP3/WAV •
Introduction ••••••••••
Listening to CDs with Multi-CD •••
Others (Appendix) ••••••••
Convenient functions and initial settings ••••
Listen to the radio••••••••
Adjusting the sound field and sound quality ••••
Listening to CDs with the built-in CD ••••
Adjust the sound ••••••••
Listen to MD with built-in MD••••
This
is what
you
need
to
read
and use.
Five
Selecting the song you want to
listen to directly How to switch
modes Listening to the same song or group repeatedly 47
Listening to songs in a different order than usual 48
Searching for the song or group you want to listen to 49
7
Four
46
6
1
3
If you want to use it
immediately, please read here.
Five
How to switch modes 52 Automatically store
multiple broadcast stations 53 Store broadcast
stations one by one 54 Recall stored broadcast
stations 55 Select a broadcast station name 56
Display the station name, etc.
2
Four
2
3
1
57
Displaying the MD title, etc. 50
6
Pause MD playback 50
46
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Multi-CD
(only when combined with separately sold multi-CD)
3
68
14
93
15
6
3
58
Memorize CD title 66
6
6
8
8
Five
59
85
11
Adjusting the CD sound quality
2
2
11
69
13
1
Displaying CD title etc. 70
Four
Four
7
58
Four
7
16
12
How to switch the DSP adjustment mode 80 Setting
the sound quality that suits the music 81 Roughly
correcting the equalizer curve 82 Finely adjusting
the equalizer curve 83 Listening at the center of the
sound field 84 Selecting time alignment Adjusting
time alignment 86 Auto Turning
the equalizer on and off 87 Reproducing a
performance venue that matches your image 88
Changing the volume according to the noise level
90 Before performing auto time alignment &
equalizing 91 Performing auto time
alignment & equalizing
Directly select the CD you want
to listen to Directly select the
song you want to listen How
to switch modes Listen to the same
song or CD repeatedly Search for
the song or CD you want to listen Listen to in a
different order than usual 62 Save only the songs
you want to listen to 63 Save 64 Erasing stored
songs one by one from memory 65 Erasing stored
songs one by one from memory 65
60
9
9
3
Pause CD playback Look at
the title and search
for the CD you want to listen to 69
12
Ten
1
Ten
Displaying the “CD TEXT” title and
singer name 70
2
Five 61
1
Five
How to switch the audio adjustment mode 72
Adjusting the front/left/right volume balance 73
Adding sharpness to the sound at low volumes 73
Using a subwoofer 74 Preventing low sounds from
being output from the speakers
76 Adjusting the volume
differences between each source 79
6
Listen to CDs with Multi-CD adjust the sound
Adjusting the sound field and sound quality
DSP adjustment
Adjusting the sound
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CONTENTS
useful function
7
Convenient functions and initial settings
Listen to MD with built-in MD••••
Others (appendix)
Listen to WMA/MP3/WAV •
Listening to CDs with Multi-CD •••
others
Listening to CDs with the built-in CD ••••
Listen to the radio••••••••
Others (Appendix) ••••••••
Introduction ••••••••••
Adjusting the sound field and sound quality ••••
Convenient functions and initial settings ••••
Adjust the sound ••••••••
Switching the scrolling method
for CD titles, etc. 105
This
is what
you
need
to
read
and use.
Switch the color of 107
Four
7
11
How to use CDs correctly
9
Four
96
108
13
2
Switching the brightness 101
Switching the display brightness 102
114
16
Five
3
Five
Instantly reduce the volume
Display the clock
Receive traffic
information Directly operate frequently used
functions 97 How to switch the initial setting
mode 98 Set the clock 99 Listen to the audio
from an external device 100 Enter the name of
the external device 101 night display
7
8
12
97
1
About WMA/MP3/WAV files 110 Correct usage
of MD 113 Is it malfunctioning? If this message
appears 116 Warranty and
after-sales service 119 Glossary 120 Main
specifications
122
14
3
Select the signal
output from the RCA external
output 103 103
1
106 prism indicator to switch
entertainment display
If you want to use it
immediately, please read here.
6
2
Switching mute/
attenuation to correct sound distortion 104
15
8
96
Ten
6
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MD EJECT button
DISPLAY button
FUNCTION button
CD EJECT button
TI button
reset button
SOURCE button
COLOR button
DSP button
MD insertion slot
Introduction Names of each part 1
Volume/Selector *1
AUDIO button
ENTERTAINMENT button
CD slot
Memo
Main body
Main body (when open)
8
At
the
beginning
*1 The volume/selector functions as both a rotary
volume and a selector. In this manual, this is
referred to as rotary volume or selector
depending on the function used.
traffic information
eject
entertainment
audio
eject
display
DSP
Color sauce
function
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Remote controller
(ÿBuilt -in CDq page 28)
( ÿWMA/MP3/WAVq page 36) (ÿ
Built -in MDq page 46)
( ÿMulti-CDw page 58)
About the DF button
Memo
Joystick You can
perform various functions by
moving it up, down, left, and
right.
Each press switches the source as
follows. Built-in MD
ÿ AUX (external device) ÿ Power
OFF ÿ Return to built-in MD
tuner button
AUDIO button
MD button
• It will not switch to a source that is not connected. • If
no disc is set, the source will not be switched. • The
device will not switch to AUX
unless you turn on the AUX (external device) setting (ÿ
Useful functions u5100 page) .
ATT button
(ÿ Useful functions q page 96 )
The attenuator turns ON/OFF
each time it is pressed. When
the attenuator is on, the
volume will be approximately
1/10th.
CLEAR button
DIRECT button
FUNCTION button
DF button
Each time
you press the CD button, the source
changes as follows.
Built-in CD ÿ Multi-CD ÿ
Power OFF ÿ Return to built-in CD
BAND button
VOLUME
Each press switches
the source as follows. Radio
(FM/AM) ÿ TV ÿ Power OFF ÿ
Return to radio
Number buttons 1 to 6 buttons
(ÿ Radio e page 55 ) (ÿ
Multi CDq page 58 )
9
At
the
beginning
You can use the direct search function by operating
the numbers, DIRECT, and CLEAR buttons.
Buttons with the same name as the main unit have the same function as the buttons on the main unit. Also, some
buttons operate differently from the main unit. (ÿIntroduction page 15)
By pressing the DF button, you can directly operate
pre-memorized functions for each source. You can
operate Pause with the built-in CD, WMA/MP3/WAV,
built-in MD, and multi-CD, BSM with the radio, and
BSSM with the TV. (ÿUseful functions 4r page 97)
About numbers, DIRECT, and CLEAR buttons
direct function
direct
function
volume
attenuator
clear
band
audio
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At
the
beginning
Band (FM/AM) switching
When listening to CD, WMA, MP3, WAV, MD
Switching stored broadcast stations
mode
Press the DSP
button.
Press the FUNCTION button.
Operate the selector up and down. selector
Use the selector to operate commonly used functions.
Initial setting
For functions other than those you normally use, switch the operation mode. There are five operation
modes, which can be operated using the following steps.
push.
Song selection, fast forward/reverse
DSP button
Operate the selector left and right.
Automatic tuning, manual tuning
Press the selector Select ROOT folder (Press for more than 2 seconds)
This is an explanation of the buttons that are often used when operating this machine.
Operate up/down/left/right.
(selection or adjustment)
Switching between TV1 and TV2
mode
Press the selector.
while listening to the radio or television
DSP adjustment
function
mode
FUNCTION
Audio
adjustment mode
Turn the function on/off
z
v
c or
xSwitch the function
AUDIO
mode
I press the
button.
Press the AUDIO
button.
Switching the folder to play
Advanced Setting
Press the button
for more than 2
seconds.
(WMA/MP3/WAV)
Switching the disc to be played (Multi-CD) Switching
the group (MD)
Ten cancel mode
each
Operate the selector up
and down
FUNCTION
Operate the selector left
and right
I press the
button.
When the power is
turned off
FUNCTION
Press the button
for more than 2 seconds.
Introduction Basics of operating this machine 2
listening
source
Operation
mode
procedure
How to operate commonly used functions
mode
each
Select item
How to operate convenient functions
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Operation reference
Operable buttons are displayed in
the DSP and selector.
Display example Contents
About the guide display
When operating this machine, a guide display appears on the display so that you can look at the display
and perform operations.
Audio adjustment mode: You can adjust the sound such as fader/balance (ÿSound adjustment w page
73) .
: You can set detailed settings for useful functions such as CD
title input (ÿMulti -CD! page 166) and radio station name
selection ( ÿRadio t page 56) .
FUNCTION, AUDIO,
Detailed settings mode
: You can make adjustments to the sound field and sound quality
such as the graphic equalizer (ÿ DSP adjustment w page 81) .
: You can set external devices (ÿUseful functions u page 100) ,
dimmer (ÿUseful functions u page 101) , etc.
You can turn the function ON/OFF by operating the selector up or
down. You can also switch functions using the FUNCTION button.
At
the
beginning
Initial setting mode
Function mode : You can operate convenient functions for each source, such as CD repeat playback ( ÿ
Built-in CDe page 30) and multi-CD scan playback ( ÿMulti-CDt
page 61) .
DSP adjustment mode
You can operate the functions by moving the selector up/down/left/
right. You can also switch functions using the DSP button.
You can operate this unit by moving the selector up/down/left/right.
You can select items by moving the selector left and
right. You can also switch functions using the AUDIO button.
About the functions that can be operated in each mode
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At
the
beginning Before use • About “CD TEXT”
Features of this machine
memo
3
•Depending on the application that encoded the
WMA file, it may not work properly. •Depending
on the application that encoded the WMA file, text
information such as album names may not be
displayed correctly.
Introduction
It supports playback of CD-R/CD-RW/CD-ROM
containing WMA/MP3/WAV files. Discs recorded
in accordance with ISO9660 Level 1, Level 2, and
extended formats (Joliet, Romeo) can be played.
(ÿOther u page 120)
WMA/MP3/WAV playback
The Windows Mediaÿ logo printed on the outer
box indicates that this unit supports WMA data
playback.
This unit supports playback of music CDs and
WMA/MP3/WAV.
WMA is an abbreviation for "Windows Media
Audio" and is an audio compression technology
developed by Microsoft Corporation in the United
States. WMA data can be encoded using Windows
Media Player Ver.7 or later.
If this equipment is provided, only a personal, non-
commercial license is provided. The following
broadcasts do not provide a license to use this
equipment or imply any right to use it in any form.
If you want to use this unit for the following
broadcasts, you will need a unique license for
each. For more information, please visit our
internet homepage http://www.mp3licensing.com.
•Business
purposes, i.e., real-time broadcasting that
generates profits (media such as terrestrial
broadcasting, satellite broadcasting, and cable
television), broadcasting and data transfer
using the Internet, and networks such as
intranets, or Electronic broadcast program
distribution systems such as pay audio and on-
demand audio.
Microsoft, Windows Media, and the Windows logo
are registered trademarks or trademarks of
Microsoft Corporation in the United States and
other countries.
You can
play CD/CD-R/CD-RW for CD playback music.
"CD TEXT" is a CD that contains text information
such as CD title/singer name/song title. CDs with
the following mark on the disc title side are “CD
TEXT”. (Some CD TEXTs do not have the mark
below.)
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About MP3
About WMA
About “CD TEXT”
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To cancel demo mode, press the ENTERTAINMENT
button while the demonstration is displayed. Press it
again to turn on demo mode. Displaying the
demonstration for a long time with the car engine
turned off may cause the battery to run down.
This unit supports playback using the MD group
function. When playing a disc (group disc) in which the
songs recorded on the MD are registered as a group,
you can display the group name or play only the group
of your choice.
Demo mode is a function that displays and introduces
each source and the functions of this unit when the unit is
powered off.
MDLP is a compression method that allows you to
record for a longer period of time (twice or four times
longer) than the conventional recording time with your
existing MD.
This machine supports MDLP. You can also play MDs
that have been recorded for a long time.
This unit uses the 50-disc multi-CD player described in
the instruction manual for the 50-disc multi-CD player.
When using this device, be sure to start the car engine.
Also, even when the power of this unit is OFF, do not
turn on the car engine switch (or ACC) for a long time
with the car engine stopped. There is a risk that the
battery will die.
You cannot operate functions specific to CD players.
Only the functions described in this manual can be
operated on this device. Also, it does not switch to title
list mode.
To prevent battery from dying
At
the
beginning
memo
About MDLP
About demo mode
About using the 50-disc
multi-CD player
About MD group disc
playback
About playing an MD that has been
recorded for a long time
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• Do not connect the red lead (accessory power) to
a power circuit that is always powered by the car
battery. Even if you turn off the car's ignition switch
and the power to this unit, the demonstration will
be displayed and may cause the battery to run out.
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the
beginning
reset
If the operable range of the remote control becomes
narrow, replace the batteries with new ones.
When you press the reset button, the microcontroller
of this unit returns to its initial setting state (the state
immediately after purchase). Press the reset button in
the following cases.
You can return the device to its initial settings.
reset button
•After the connection is
completed. •When the unit does not
operate properly. •When the display does not display correctly.
This is preparation for using the included remote control.
Pressing the reset button will erase the unit's memories
(such as clock and radio presets). Please set it again.
Turn the remote control over, remove the battery
holder, and insert the lithium battery (CR2025) with
the ª side facing up.
Reset the device
1
Four
Introduction
Precautions when handling the remote
control • If you leave the remote control in direct sunlight for a long
time, it may become deformed, discolored, or malfunction due to
high temperatures. When not in use, store it out of direct sunlight.
• If the main unit is exposed to direct sunlight, you may not be
able to operate the remote control. In this case, move the remote
control closer to the main unit. • The included battery cannot be
recharged. • If you will not be using the remote control for a long
time,
remove the batteries. Store removed
batteries out of reach of children. • If the battery leaks, thoroughly
wipe off the fluid inside and replace it with a new battery. • When
disposing of unnecessary batteries, please follow the
instructions (ordinance) of each local government.
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About the reset button
Press the reset button with the tip of a pen, etc.
About resetting the
unit Getting started Preparing the remote
control 5
Insert batteries into the remote control
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eye
character
to
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Operation using the joystick and buttons on the remote control
Introduction About operations with the included remote
control 6
Move the joystick to the left
Press the VOLUME button (-)
Operation with volume/selector
Operate up
Operate down
Operate left
Operate right
Operate
Press Turn right Turn left
This manual explains operations using the buttons on the main unit as examples. This unit has buttons on the main unit and the included remote control.
Move the joystick to the right
You can perform the same operations using either of the main unit's volume/selector or the remote
Press the BAND button
Move the joystick up
The operation method is different for the joystick, BAND button, and VOLUME button. Attached remote control
Press the VOLUME button (+)
Operate the joystick down
If you wish to operate on a remote control, please refer to the table below.
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1Switch the source
2Turn off the power
16
Press the SOURCE button for more than 1
second to turn off the power of this unit.
back to radio
TV (sold
separately)
ÿ Built-in CD ÿ Multi-
CD (sold
separately) ÿ Built-in MD ÿ External
unit 1 (sold
separately) *1 ÿ
Press the SOURCE button. Each
time you press the SOURCE button, the setting changes
as follows.
External unit 2 (sold separately) *1
ÿ
Radio (FM/AM) ÿ
AUX (external device) (sold separately) *2
ÿ
You can switch to the source (sound source) you want to listen to.
just here
*1 An external unit is a special source prepared to
control the basic functions of Pioneer products
(products to be released in the future, etc.) that are
not supported by this unit as a source. This unit can
control two external units. When two external units
are connected, external 1 and external 2 are
automatically set by this unit. *2If you do not turn on
the AUX (external device) setting (ÿUseful functions
u page
100) , it will not switch to AUX.
• It will not switch to a source that is not connected.
• If no CD or MD is set, the source will not be
switched. •If the control terminal
of the car's auto antenna is connected to the blue lead
wire (auto antenna) of this unit, the auto antenna
installed in the car will extend when the source is
set to radio.
I'm a
school
teacher
and I'll
read it
for you.
Select the source you want to listen to • Turn off the power
Memo
1
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Source switching
For operating instructions, please refer to your
TV's instruction manual.
When connecting a TV
When connecting a multi-MD
17
SOURCE button
This unit can operate a multi-MD (e.g.
“MD-P100—”) as an external unit. For
operating instructions, refer to "Main
unit 3" in the multi-MD instruction
manual.
sauce
The instruction manuals for the products listed
above may explain operations using products
other than this unit as examples. Perform
operations using the button that corresponds to the product.
You
can
read
and
use this book.
tv set "AVX-P777"
sauce Product model number
Combination example
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I'm a
school
teacher
and I'll
read it
for you.
Regular CD operations • Playing a CD • Selecting a song
Right: Selecting the next song (or fast forward) Left:
Selecting the previous song (or fast rewinding)
The CD will start playing.
*1 If you set the song selection method to rough search,
songs will be selected in 10-by-
one increments. (ÿBuilt -in CDu page 33)
ÿ
With these simple steps, you can listen to CDs on the built-in CD player.
Song number Elapsed playback time
Song selection and how to use fast forward/reverse
Select the song you want to listen Less than 0.5 seconds Fast
forward/reverse the song *1 Press and hold for more than 0.5 seconds
Note:
CD singles (8cm CDs) can also be loaded without
an adapter. Never use an adapter.
2
Insert the CD into the CD slot with the title
side facing up.
18
just here
• You can also turn off the power with a CD still inserted
or switch to another source (radio, MD, etc.). (ÿ
Page 16 ) • Never insert anything other than
a CD into the CD slot. It will be the cause of the failure.
• When you insert the disc, “FRMTREAD”
will be displayed while the file format is being read.
12
play
CD
Select the song you want
to listen to (or fast forward/
reverse) by moving the selector left or right
Memo
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Adjust the volume 3take out the CD
Stop playing CD
19
volume/selector
CD EJECT button CD insertion slot
Turn the rotary volume clockwise or counterclockwise
eject
Press the CD EJECT button
Four
The volume can be adjusted from 0 to 40. •The volume
will be displayed for about 4 seconds.
Track search / fast forward/reverse / volume adjustment
Turn to the right: To increase the value
Turn to the left: To decrease the value
The CD will come out and the power will turn off.
•Remove the ejected CD immediately and store it.
• Fast forward/reverse • Adjust the volume • Eject the CD
You
can
read
and
use this book.
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3
1
2
Select the song you want to listen to 3
Select the folder you want
to listen to
Play CD-
ROM
20
With just these steps, you can listen to WMA/MP3/WAV on the built-in CD player. For information on playable WMA/
MP3/WAV (ÿOther w page 110)
just here
• You can also turn off the power or switch to another
source (radio, MD, etc.) with the CD-ROM still
inserted. (ÿ Page 16 ) • Never insert anything
other than a CD into the CD slot. It will be the cause of
the failure. • When you insert the disc,
“FRMTREAD” will be displayed while the file format is
being read. • If you fast-forward/fast-
reverse a file recorded with VBR (variable bit rate), the
elapsed playback time may not be displayed
correctly.
Memo
Song selection and how to use fast forward/reverse Select
the song you want to listen Less than 0.5 seconds Fast forward/reverse
the song *1 Press and hold for more than 0.5 seconds While holding down
(or fast forward/reverse) Operate
the selector left/right
Move the selector up and down
Insert the CD into the CD slot with the title
side facing up.
MP3/WMA indicator
Top: When selecting the next folder
Bottom: When selecting the previous folder
ÿ
Song number Elapsed playback time
Right: Selecting the next song (or fast forward)
Left: Selecting the previous song (or fast rewinding)
•Audio is not output when fast forwarding/rewinding
WMA/MP3/WAV files. *1 If you set the song
selection method to rough search, songs will be
selected in 10-by-one
increments. (ÿ WMA/MP3/WAVu page 42)
•Press the selector for more than 2 seconds to return
to folder 01 (ROOT). However, if there are no files
in folder 01 (ROOT), playback will start from the
next folder.
folder number
The CD-ROM will start playing.
WMA/MP3/WAV normal operations • Playing CD-ROMs
I'm a
school
teacher
and I'll
read it
for you.
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