T+A MP 2000 R Mk II, Руководство пользователя

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Playing USB memory media
(USB Media source)
General information The MP 3100 HV is capable of playing music files stored on USB memory
media, and features two USB sockets for this purpose: USB IN on the
machine’s front panel, and
USB HDD on the back panel.

The memory medium can be formatted with any of the following file systems:
FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, ext2, ext3 or ext4.
It is also possible to power the USB memory medium via the USB socket,
provided that the unit’s current drain accords with the USB norm. Normed 2.5
inch USB hard discs can be connected to the socket directly, without requiring
their own mains PSU.
Selecting USB Media as
source First choose USB Media as listening source by opening the source selection
menu on the FD100 remote by pressing the

-button or by turning the
SOURCE -Knob on the front panel of the MP 3100 HV .
All USB memory media connected to the machine are now displayed. If no USB
memory medium is found, the screen displays the message “
No data
available
”.
Playback
The music content to be played is selected with the help of Select lists. These
lists are controlled using the navigation buttons (cursor buttons) on the remote
control handset or by the SELECT knob on the machine’s front panel.
a) Use the

/

buttons to select an (a) USB memory / folder /
track from the list.
A brief press selects the previous / next entry within the list. The scrolling
speed can be increased by holding the button pressed.
The list entry you choose is now displayed in enlarged form.
Press the

or

button to open or start the list entry shown in
enlarged form.
Pressing the

button returns you to the previous folder level.
b) Indicates the currently selected point within the opened list.
Starting playback
Press the

button on the remote control handset or the machine’s front
panel to start playback.
Stopping playback
Pressing the

button halts playback.
Skipping tracks
A brief press on the

/

buttons during playback causes the
device to jump to the next or previous piece of music within the current playlist.