RADIO function selection button
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– Press the function button and in the pop-up window that opens press ⇒page 15, fig. 8 to view a list of all
currently receivable stations on the FM frequency band. The list
“jumps” straight to the position of the station you are currently
listening to ⇒ page 15, fig. 9 “Radio 2”.
– Alternatively, you can open the FM station list by turning the setting knob ⇒page 3, fig. 1 if in the RADIO main menu the
station buttons are currently not displayed ⇒page 19,
“Switching the station button display on and off”.
Selecting stations from the FM station list
– When you have opened the FM station list, turn the setting knob ⇒page 3, fig. 1 to mark the desired station.
– To call up the marked station, press the setting knob.
– Alternatively, you can search the list by dragging the scroll marker up or down ⇒ page 10, “Moving the scroll marker on the
screen”.
– You can call up a station by pressing its name on the screen.
– Press the button at the bottom right of the unit ⇒page 3,
fig. 1 to close the FM station list.The FM station list view closes automati cally after one minute of inactivity.
By pressing the ⇒page 15, fig. 9 button, you can store the currently
marked station in the station list to one of the “station buttons”. For details
of how to use the “station buttons”, please see ⇒page 19, “Storing radio
stations to “station buttons””. The unit regularly executes a search to check what stations can be received
and updates the FM station list accordingly. The FM station list can only be
updated when it is closed.
No station list is availabl
e for the AM frequency band.
Note
In vehicles with a window aerial, the reception could be impaired if foil or
metal-coated stickers are attached to the windows.
Band
FM/List
A10
A10
A8
Store
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MEDIA function selection buttonNotes and requirementsGeneral notes
A range of different audio file formats can be played from
various data media.The internal CD drive can be used to play CD-ROM, CD-R or CD-RW with the
format CD-DA (Digital Audio) and the SD card slot supports various different
SD memory cards ⇒page 25.
MP3 files can also be played ⇒page 26.
MP3 files on data media are often organised into folders and in playlists to
determine a certain playing order ⇒page 40, “Playing order of files and
folders”.
Copyright
Music files stored on data media are normally subject to national and inter-
national copyright laws. In certain countries, copying is prohibited, even for
personal use, without previous authorisation from the owner.
Respect the legislation in force related to intellectual property rights.
The previous limitations do not apply if you already have said rights for using
compositions or recordings or own them.Data mediaMP3 files can be played from the following data media: CD requirements
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CD-ROM, CD-R and CD-RW with a capacity of 650 MB and 700 MB.
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The CDs must conform to Standard ISO 9660 Level 1 or 2. This is the
customary international standard for the format logic of files and folders on a
CD-ROM.
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CDs that comply with the Joliet file system (single session or multi-
session) can also be played.
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CDs that have been wholly or partly recorded with “Packet writing” (UDF
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or Direct CD formats) cannot be played.
Memory card requirements
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The memory card slot accepts memory cards with the dimensions
32 mm x 24 mm x 2.1 mm or 1.4 mm.
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The unit can read SD memory cards (Secure Digital Memory Cards) and
MMC memory cards (Multimedia Cards) with a capacity of up to 4 GB.
•
The unit also supports SDHC memory cards (Secure Digital High-Capacity
Memory Cards) with a capacity of up to 32 GB.
Audio CDs with CD text
The unit can also play audio CDs with CD text. These CDs also contain text
information, which can be displayed on the screen, such as the track, the
album and the artist.
CDs with CD text are played just like normal audio CDs.
7)Windows Vista
® uses UDF format by default when recording onto CDs. Select the
“Mastered” format to create CDs in a format supported by the unit.
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