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Audio
Single CD operation
Insert a CD into the CD slot while
COMAND is switched ON. Insert the
CD face up.
COMAND pulls in the CD. If the CD is
an audio CD, the system switches to
Single CD mode and starts playing the
first track.
Press
/
.
COMAND ejects the CD.
Remove the CD from the slot.
If you do not remove the CD from the
slot within approx. 7 seconds, the CD is
pulled back into the CD drive.
Open the Audio main menu
(
page 38).
Press the
CD
soft key.
The system switches to Single CD
mode and starts playing the first track.
The center of the status bar shows:
The track number and total number
of tracks
The elapsed playing time of the
track
1
Track title or track number
2
Elapsed track playing time
3
Track number/total tracks
The Single CD main menu shows the track
title in the center if the CD contains corre-
sponding text data.
If the CD does not contain any CD text da-
ta, the track number is displayed instead of
the track title.
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If the CD is an MP3 CD, the system
switches to MP3 mode (
page 57).
Ejecting a CD
Single CD main menu
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The
CD
soft key is shaded out if no CD
is loaded. The system will not switch to
Single CD mode.
Load an audio CD into the
COMAND CD drive (
page 49)
The
MP3
soft key instead of the
CD
soft
key is visible when a MP3 CD has been
inserted.
Summary of Contents for COMAND MY07
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