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Your new CD receiver can read USB sticks of types USB
1 .0 and 2 .0 and can play music files in MP3 format
stored on them .
USB stands for "Universal Serial Bus" . All modern com-
puters have a USB port for connecting a keyboard and
mouse . USB sticks were originally developed to replace
computer disks and provide an easy method of transport-
ing data . These practical sticks are now also used in
digital cameras and music players .
Handling mobile storage media
USB sticks are sensitive electronic devices and must
be handled with proper care . When you are not using
your stick, you should always put on the cap or cover to
protect it .
Important
Never use a stick which has suffered mechani-
cal damage or which has fallen into liquid .
Never expose sticks to direct strong sunlight .
Careless handling can lead to data loss! Wherever
possible, make backup copies of your music on your
PC .
Inserting and playing from a USB stick
• Insert the USB stick into port
2
"USB" . The plug on the
stick will only fit into the port in one position .
• Use button
11
"Source" or
45
"Source
▲
" and
31
"Source
▼
" to select source "USB" .
• The CD receiver reads the card and begins to play the
files .
• If no playable files are found on the USB stick, "NO
USB" appears on the display panel .
The Play functions for CD and USB are identical and are
described in the section "Play functions" on page 16 .
Removing a USB stick
Attention
Danger of damage!
Never remove the USB stick while the CD
receiver is set to source "USB"! First switch to
another source, e .g . radio reception, using button
11
"Source" .
• Simply pull out the stick .
USB mode
2
11
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