2010 MITSUBISHI LANCER Setting

Listening to SIRIUS 6-16
Switching TEXT Display
If the text for “Artist Name”, “Song/
Program title”, and “Composer Name”
cannot all fit on the first page, you can
change the page to see the text. If there is
no text to carry over, the second page will
be blank.
1 Touch [Text]
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Shows the second page. Touching “Text” again returns
to the rst page.
Setting Channel Skipping
Channels set to be skipped are skipped
without being selected when the channel
up/down and scan operations are
performed.
1 Touch [
]
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2 Touch [Skip]
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The category list is displayed. 3 Touch the category
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The list of channels within the selected category is
displayed.
NOTE Touch [All Unskip] to cancel all skip settings. 4 Touch the channel to be skipped
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NOTE If a channel has been selected directly, the channel
can be received without being skipped. “Skipping
Channel”, however, which describes that the channel
has been set to be skipped in the source plate, is
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Listening to SIRIUS 6-18If You Have Forgotten the PasswordIf you have forgotten your password, clear the
password, and reset as necessary. If the password is
cleared, the password is returned to the default factory
setting “0000”. 1
Display the password entry screen
>>>“Parental Lock Channel” (page 6-17)
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2 Touch [Clear] five times in
succession without entering any
characters
A message is displayed, and the password is cleared.
Displaying the SIRIUS ID
1 Touch [
]

2 Touch [SIRIUS ID]
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The SIRIUS ID is displayed.






 


Recording to the Music Server 6-22Recording to the Music ServerTracks on music CDs can be recorded to the
HDD built into this device at approximately x4
speed.
NOTE The use of recorded tracks for purposes other than
personal enjoyment is prohibited by copyright law.
 Recorded sounds may suffer from noise occurring
or the sound quality may be different from original
sound.
 Tracks that have been recorded to the music server
cannot be reproduced in another medium (CD-R/
RW, HDD, etc.)
 Previously recorded tracks cannot be recorded again
from the same CD.
 Turning OFF the engine or removing the music CD
during recording will result in defective recording.
 During recording, the navigation system may be slow
to operate.
 Recording may be slower than the x4 speed due to
the processing load on the device or the status of
the music CD.
 If sound skipping or other errors occur, return to the
start of that track and restart the recording.
 Even if there are no blanks between tracks on the
CD, a brief silence is stored in the HDD between
tracks.
Displaying during Recording
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1) REC symbol
During recording, this symbol is displayed in red,
and when all recordings have nished, the display is
turned OFF. The numbers describe the percentage
of the number of tracks that have finished being
recorded out of the total number of CD tracks, so if
recording a single track, “00%” is displayed.
2) Recording Status Symbol
Tracks being recorded are displayed in red, and
those that are not being recorded are displayed in
blue. No symbol is displayed for tracks that have
nished being recorded.
Recording
With auto recording, all tracks are
recorded automatically when a music CD
is inserted, and with manual recording only
the selected tracks can be recorded.
NOTE If the available HDD space is insuf cient, recording is
not possible.Recording SettingsSet the music CD recording method. 1 During music CD playback
(page
6-19)
, touch [
]
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2 Touch [REC. setting]
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Recording to the Music Server 6-23
Audio
3 Touch one of the settings
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4 Touch [Back]
The recording settings are completed.
[Auto REC.]Recording to the music server is
performed automatically when a music
CD is inserted.
>>> “Auto Recording” (page 6-23)
[Manual
REC.]Tracks can be recorded individually
during playback.
>>> “Manual Recording” (page 6-23)
[Single REC.]Only one track from the music CD is
recorded.
>>> “Single Recording” (page 6-23)
Auto RecordingRecording to the music server is performed
automatically when a music CD is inserted.NOTE Recording must have been set to [Auto REC.] in
advance.
>>> “Recording Settings” (page 6-22)
1 Insert a CD
All the tracks on the music CD are recorded
automatically on the HDD and played back as the
recording proceeds without waiting for the recording
to complete.NOTE The default factory setting is set to auto recording.
 If a track that has nished being recorded is selected
during recording, the recording is continued, and
the selected track is played. If a track that has
not yet been recorded is selected, the recording
underway is stopped and recording of the selected
track is started, then the track is played back as the
recording proceeds without waiting for the recording
to complete.
Manual RecordingTracks can be recorded individually during playback.NOTE Recording must have been set to [Manual REC.] in
advance.
>>> “Recording Settings” (page 6-22)
1 Play the music CD track to be
recorded
2 Touch [REC. start]
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Recording is started, and the track is played from the
start.NOTE If another track is selected during recording, the
recording is stopped, and the selected track is
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Recording to the Music Server 6-24Single RecordingOnly one track from the music CD is recorded.NOTE Recording must have been set to [Single REC.] in
advance.
>>> “Recording Settings” (page 6-22)
1 Play the music CD to be recorded
2 Touch [REC. start]
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If the track being played is the rst track, recording is
started.NOTE If another track is selected during recording, the
recording is stopped, and the selected track is
played.
 With single recording, recording cannot be started
even if [REC. start] is touched when any track other
than the rst track is being played.
Stopping Recording
1 During music CD recording
(page
6-19)
, touch [
]
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2 Touch [REC. stop]
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Searching for Desired Tracks 7-7
Music Server
Searching for Desired TracksSelecting Tracks from the List ScreenGroups, playlists, and tracks to which
the desired track has been saved can be
selected and played.
NOTE When searching for a track, touch [

] to display
the track list of the track currently being played.
1 Touch [Group]
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The group list is displayed. 2 Touch one of the groups
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3 Touch [Playlist]
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The list of playlists is displayed.NOTE The list of playlists is also displayed if a group name
in the list is touched. 4 Touch one of the playlists
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5 Touch [Track]
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The list screen of tracks is displayed.
NOTE Touch the name of a playlist in the list. The rst track
is played.
 Touch [My Frequency] in the “My Best” group.
The track lists are automatically updated using the
conditions speci ed in
“Setting the “My Frequency”
Conditions” (page 7-15).
6 Touch one of the track names
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Searching for Desired Tracks 7-8Searching Using the Search FunctionYou can search for a track in the Music
Server in several ways.
Search conditions can be a combination
of the recording period, genre, playlist
name, track name, artist name, number of
playbacks, and playback period.
1 Touch [
]
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2 Touch [Function Settings]
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3 Touch [Search]
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4 Touch the item to select
>>> “Table of Search Conditions” (page 7-10)
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5 Touch one of the conditions
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Repeat step 4 and step 5 above to specify the
conditions. 6 Touch [Search Start]
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A list of tracks that satisfy the search conditions are
displayed.
7 Touch one of the track names
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The track is played.NOTE Even if the display is switched to the Navi screen
during a search, the search continues, and a
message is displayed after the search has been
completed.
 If there are no tracks that satisfy the search
conditions, a message is displayed, and the search
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Searching for Desired Tracks 7-10 Table of Search ConditionsThe setting (default setting) immediately after purchase is “Not Speci ed”.
Item Condition Details
Recorded Time [Not Speci ed]Excludes the recording period from the
search conditions.
[Within a Week] Searches for tracks recorded within the
past week.
[Within a Month] Searches for tracks recorded within the
past month.
[Within 6 Months] Searches for tracks recorded within the
past six months.
[More Than 6 Months]Searches for tracks recorded no earlier
than the past six months.
[Within a Year] Searches for tracks recorded within the
past year.
[More Than a Year]Searches for tracks recorded no earlier
than the past year.
[Within 3 Years] Searches for tracks recorded within the
past three years.
[More Than 3 Years]Searches for tracks recorded no earlier
than the past three years.
Category [Not Speci ed]Excludes genre from the search
conditions.
[Category]Searches for tracks in one relevant
genre.
Playlist Name [Not Speci ed]Excludes the playlist name from the
search conditions.
[Keyboard Input]
Enter part of the playlist name using the
character input screen to perform a search. >>> “How to Enter Text” (page 2-13)
[Playlist Name]*1Searches for tracks in one relevant
playlist name.
Track Name [Not Speci ed] Excludes the track name from the search
conditions.
[Keyboard Input]
Enter part of the artist name using the
character input screen to perform a search. >>> “How to Enter Text” (page 2-13)
[Track Name]*1Searches for tracks with the relevant
track name(s).
Item Condition Details
Artist Name [Not Speci ed] Excludes the artist name from the search
conditions.
[Keyboard Input]
Enter part of the artist name using the
character input screen to perform a search. >>> “How to Enter Text” (page 2-13)
[Artist Name]*1Searches for tracks with the relevant
artist name(s).
Play Count [Not Speci ed]Excludes number of playback from the
search conditions.
[Not Played] Searches for tracks that have never been
played.
[Played 1 - 5 Times]Searches for tracks that have been
played one to ve times in the past.[Played
6 Times or
More]
Searches for tracks that have been
played six or more times in the past.
Played Time [Not Speci ed]Excludes the playback period from the
search conditions.
[Within 6 Months]Searches for tracks played within the
past six months.
[More Than 6 Months]Searches for tracks played at least six
months ago.
[Within a Year]Searches for tracks played within the
past year.
[More Than a Year] Searches for tracks played more than a
year ago.
[Within 3 Years]Searches for tracks played within the
past three years.
[More Than 3 Years]Searches for tracks played more than
three years ago.
*1 If a name is not registered in the title information
(page 6-25)
, the name is not
displayed in the conditions list.