GB.16
AUXILIARY AUDIO SOURCES
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Your system is fitted with two auxiliary
inputs for connecting an external audio
source (MP3 player, portable audio
player, USB key, telephone, etc.).
To find the input position, please refer
to the section on “Introduction to the
controls”.
Principles of operation
Connection
There are two types of connections:
– a USB socket,
– a jack.
Connect your portable audio player, de-
pending on the type of device.
Once you have connected a USB
socket or jack, the system automati-
cally detects the auxiliary source.
Selecting an auxiliary source
In navigation mode or when listening
to the radio, select your auxiliary audio
source by pressing “Home” > “MEDIA”.
The system starts playing the last audio
track played.
Note:
any change to the external audio
source which is made when the system
is not active will not be automatically
taken into account.
To change the auxiliary source, press
1
.
A list of available input sources is dis-
played briefly:
– USB: USB key, MP3 player, te-
lephone, etc.;
– iPod®: device with integrated iPod®;
– BT: Bluetooth® devices;
– AUX: 3.5mm jack.
Audio formats
The auxiliary audio source formats in-
clude MP3 and WMA.
Fast winding
Press and hold
2
to fast forward or
rewind.
Playback resumes when the button is
released.
Repeat
This function enables you to repeat one
track or all tracks.
Tap
3
and then tap “Off”, “Track”, or
“All”.
Shuffle
This function allows you to play all
songs on ‘Shuffle’. Press “
3
” then “On”,
“Off” or “Folder”.
Only handle the portable audio player when traffic conditions permit.
Store the portable audio player safely while driving (risk of being thrown
in the event of sudden braking).
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Listening
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Option
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