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Scheduled Jingle Play Mode Indicator. This LED is lit when the scheduled jingle play mode has
been activated by pressing the JINGLE 1 button
(29)
for more than two seconds.
Display Elements
Time Display. Depending on the setting of the Time Display selector
(27)
, either the remaining
or elapsed time are displayed in HH:MM:SS format.
Time Mode Display (Elapsed): This icon indicates that the time displayed is the elapsed time of
the current track, according to the setting of the Time Display selector
(27)
.
Time Mode Display (Remaining): This icon indicates that the time displayed is the remaining
time of the current track, according to the setting of the Time Display selector
(27)
.
Numeric data display. This element of the display is not used in this product. This is NOT a
malfunction.
8-Digit Clear Text Readout. The file name of the current track is shown, with its first 30 charac-
ters scrolling through the display. All characters beyond 30 characters will be discarded. Note
that this is NOT an ID3 tag readout, but a file name readout, so files must be named properly
to yield a sensible displayed content. The display will show the file name and alternate with the
folder name the current file is located in. Whether at a specific time the file or the folder name
is displayed, is indicated by the respective symbols,
(36]
and
[37)
.
Folder Name Display Indicator. This icon indicates that the current content of the Clear text
readout
(35)
is a folder name.
File Name Display Indicator. This icon indicates that the current content of the Clear text read-
out
(35)
is a file name.
Source Mode Indicator. This element of the display is not used in this product. This is NOT a
malfunction.
Playback Sequence Indicator. This icon indicates whether the playback mode is set to straight
or random. The setting can be modified using the Playback SEQUENCE selector
(25)
.
Playback Mode Indicator. Depending on the selection made with the Playback MODE selector
(24)
, this element of the display shows the letters “SPL,” “SLO,” “ACO,” or ALO.“
Transport status indicators. Three standard symbols indicate whether the unit is in PLAY,
PAUSE or STOP status. The first (leftmost) indicator is not used in this product; this is NOT a
malfunction.
Notes on files, folders and data conventions
Due to the PMA1020 player’s hardware nature, it is subject to various restrictions, which are useful
to be aware of:
• Media Memory types. The PMA1020 player works only with SD cards and USB sticks of up
to 16GB formatted in FAT32 file system and containing maximum 2000 files. The player does
NOT support larger memory sizes, external hard disks or any media with NTFS formatting.
• Media File types. The PMA1020 can only read MP3 files in MPEG 1 Layer 3, MPEG 2 Layer
3, MPEG 2.5 Layer 3 standard, with sample rates of 128/160/192/224/256/320 kbps
+ VBR from solid-state memory media. Any other files existing on the solid-state memory
media will be ignored and are not available for playback.
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