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Notes on MP3
- The unit cannot read an MP3 file that has
a file extension other than “MP3”.
- The unit can play up to maximum 250
tracks and support maximum 50
directories per disc.
- The unit may not play the first tracks in the
order of track number of in the order that
you wrote them to the disc.
- The unit plays only the first session if the
disc contains both CD audio tracks and
MP3 files.
- When playing a disc of below 64kbps or
variable Bit Rate (VBR), the elapsed
playing time in the display window may
not be correct.
- To display up to 28 characters for a track
name or artist’s name,ID3TAG version 1.1
is required. Characters other than
uppercase/ lowercase letters (“Aa to Zz” )
and underscore (“_”) may not be
displayed.
- To enjoy high quality sound, we
recommended converting to MP3 files
with a sampling frequency of 44.1 kHz
and a fixed bit rate of 128 kbs.
- Make sure that a CD-R/ RW is formatted
as a data disc and NOT as an audio disc.
- mp3 files are not compatible with packet
write data transfer.
LINE OUT
You can connect a 2 channels power
amplifier to this set with the RCA cable.
- connect red socket to right channel.
- connect white socket to left channel.
Aux In
You can connect the audio output of
auxiliary equipment to the headunit via RCA
cables.
- connect red socket to right channel.
- connect white socket to left channel.
Go to SETUP mode, turn ON the Aux-In
Select the SRC button (12) to Aux-In.
Telephone mute
User can mute the set’s sound when
receiving or making a phone call, do the
following:
- connect telephone car kit mute signal to
set’s pink wire (for telephone high) or grey
wire (for telephone low).
Clock function
Clock time can be automatically updated via
RDS radio signal.
- RDS clock (auto update)
Go to SETUP mode, select “RDS
CLOCK”.
Note:
The transmitted time via RDS can be
incorrect.
Importance note:
RESET:
Should the radio or CD audio/MP3 does
not function properly. Press the RESET
button (25) to re-innitialise the headunit to
factory default setting. Headunit should
get back to correct function.
