BMW Motorrad K 1600GTL, Руководство пользователя для мотоциклиста

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Select audio source ( 104).
Audio source data
memory
The audio system first scans the
media storage device for tracks
encoded as MP3s. The audio
system scans the media stor-
age device for tracks encoded as
MP3s. While the scan is taking
place,
LOADING
is shown on the
display. Subdirectories are also
scanned. The track titles in the
MP3 data (in the ID3-Tag) de-
termine the alphabetical order of
the playback list and the title dis-
played on the system. This may
not necessarily be the same as
the filename.
Only characters from the ASCII
character set (Windows 1252)
can be displayed. Other charac-
ter sets are not displayed or are
displayed incorrectly.
Playlists can be created as a
means of sorting tracks. The
tracks in a playlist are played in
the order in which they are listed.
The USB stick must support the
Mass Storage Format, can have
only one partition and must be
either FAT 16 or FAT 32 format-
ted.
An MP3 player connected to the
audio system via the USB port
must also support the Mass Stor-
age Format.
Audio source iPod
The audio system will first try
and detect any tracks saved on
an iPod. While the scan is taking
place,
LOADING
is shown on the
display. The track titles from the
iPod are used as titles for alpha-
betic sorting and display.
The playlists from the iPod will
also be found in addition to the
individual tracks. Tracks are
played back in the sequence
required by the iPod.
The iPod receives power via the
adapter cable.
iPhone
An iPhone can be used as an
audio source in the same way
as an iPod. The telephone func-
tions are deactivated while the
iPhone is being used as a play-
back source; a message to this
effect might appear in the display
of the iPhone.
Sound quality
BMW Motorrad recommends the
following settings in the system
settings of the iPod/iPhone to
achieve the best possible sound
quality:
Volume adaptation: ON
Equaliser: OFF
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