2013 MITSUBISHI LANCER key

Listening to the Music Server 8-3
Music Server
Listening to the Music Server
Basic Operations
Playback

1 Press the [MODE] key, and touch
[Music Server]
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eng_a339The music server screen is displayed, and playback
starts automatically.
NOTE

is being recorded. The Music Server cannot play
tracks being recorded until the recording has been
completed.
Track Selection

1 Touch [ Playlist] and [Playlist ]
or [
Track] and [Track ] to select
the track
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[ Playlist] To select the previous playlist.
[Playlist ] To select the next playlist.
[
Track] To select the previous track or the start
of the track currently being played.
Touch and hold to rewind. Play resumes
when the button is released.
[Track
] To select the next track. Touch and hold to fast-forward. Play resumes when the
button is released.
Switching ListsYou can toggle between the group lists, playlists, and
track lists.
1 Touch [Group]
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2 Touch [Playlist]
eng_a341The list of playlists is displayed.
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Searching for Desired Tracks 8-10 Table of Search Conditions
The setting (default setting) immediately after purchase is “Not Speci ed”.
ItemCondition 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]*1 Searches 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]*1 Searches for tracks with the relevant
track name(s).
ItemCondition 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]*1 Searches 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.
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Editing Detailed Information 8-18
Changing Titles
1 Touch [Edit] in “Title”
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2 Enter the title.>>> “How to Enter Text” (page 2-13)
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3 Touch [Set] The title is changed.
Changing Artist Names
1 Touch [Edit] in either “Artist” or
“Track Artist”
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2 Touch [Keyboard input]
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NOTE
selected by being touched.
3 Enter the artist name>>> “How to Enter Text” (page 2-13)
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4 Touch [Set] The artist name is changed.
Changing Group Names
NOTEchanged.
1 Touch [Edit] in “Group”
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2 Touch [Group Name Edit]
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NOTEa new group by touching that other group.
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Watching DVDs 9-5
Visual
Displaying DVD MenusDisplay the menus recorded on the DVD.
1 Touch [Menu] in the operations
menu screen
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eng_a416The menus are displayed.
NOTE
joystick up, down, left, and right, and press the [ENT]
key. Touch screen operations cannot be performed.
Playing DVDs with Viewing Restrictions
If playable scenes have been restricted
using
“Viewing Restrictions” (page 9-8),
when a DVD with viewing restrictions
is played, playback skips the restricted
scenes. Further, depending on the DVD,
a screen to enter a password may be
displayed if a viewing-restricted scene
approaches. This section explains
what happens if a screen for entering a
password is displayed.
NOTE

disabled if the viewing restriction level is changed.
After the viewing restriction level has been changed,
if playing this type of disk, remove the disk once, and
insert a disk with no viewing restrictions to change to
a playable level.
1 When a viewing-restricted scene
approaches and the password entry
screen is displayed, touch [Back]
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Playback skips the viewing-restricted scene.
NOTE
continue even if [Back] is touched.
password set using
“Viewing Restrictions” (page 9-8) to enable playback without skipping the viewing-
restricted scenes.
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AUX / Video Entertainment System 9-11
Visual
AUX / Video Entertainment System
(if so equipped)AUX
By connecting your own video equipment,
etc. to Auxiliary Video connecter (RCA), you
can show the playback on the MMCS.
NOTE
Connecting to Auxiliary Video connecter (RCA)Using a video cable sold on the market, connect the
video equipment, etc. to Auxiliary Video connecter
(RCA).
Switching to Auxiliary Video connecter (RCA)Switching to Auxiliary Video connecter (RCA) will show
the video from the connected equipment.
1 Press the [MODE] key

2 Touch [AUX]
eng_a310The video from the equipment connected to Auxiliary
Video connecter (RCA) will be shown.
NOTE on the maker's option Video Entertainment System
and the Video Entertainment System is switched on,
[Rear-Display] will be shown.
with the MMCS.
may produce noise from the speakers.

Use the connected video equipment’s own power source,
such as its battery. Noise may be produced from the
speakers if the connected video equipment is used while
charging it using the 12 V power outlets of the vehicle.
connected. Otherwise, noise may be produced from
the speakers.

Connect video equipment when [AUX] is deactivated or
lower the vehicle’s speaker volume before connecting
it. Noise may be produced from the speakers if video
equipment is connected after [AUX] is activated.
video equipment, refer to the owner’s manual for the
equipment.
Video Entertainment System
If upgraded to the manufacturer’s optional
Video Entertainment System, media
being played in the Video Entertainment
System can be played, or video device,
etc. connected to the Video Entertainment
System can be displayed.
NOTE
be played using the front seat monitor.
Entertainment System has been connected.
System the audio screen being played, and be
operated using a special remote control.
Entertainment System.
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AUX / Video Entertainment System 9-12
Switching to Video Entertainment SystemMedia played using the Video Entertainment System
can be played using this device.
1 Press the [MODE] key

2 Touch [Rear Display]
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The image currently being played is displayed using
the Video Entertainment System.
NOTE Entertainment System, only the sound is played from
the speakers.
OperationsMedia being played using the Video Entertainment
System can be operated using this device.
eng_a427Track and chapter selections can be made by touching
the buttons displayed at the bottom of the screen.
NOTE
cannot be performed by touching and holding these
buttons.
can be operated, refer to the user manual for the
Video Entertainment System.
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Calendar 10-1
Information
Information
Some items may not display depending on the
vehicle equipment.
Calendar
Displays the calendar. Special days and
anniversaries, etc., can be checked and set.

1 Press the [INFO] key, and touch
[Calendar]
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NOTE

special day.
>>> “Setting Special Days” (page 10-1)anniversaries have been set.
the date and Anniversary Days are indicated with
icons to the right of the date.

Touch [ ] in [Year] to display the calendar for the
previous year, or touch [ ] to display the calendar
for the next year, or touch [ ] in [Month] to display
the calendar for the previous month, or touch [ ] to
display the calendar for the next month.
>>> “Setting Anniversaries” (page 10-3) automatically three days after the special day has
passed.
Setting Special Days
Setting a new special day. A maximum of
200 special days can be set.

1 Touch the date to be set
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NOTEday to enable editing.

>>> “Editing Special Days” (page 10-2) cannot be set as special days.
2 Touch [Icon]
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3 Touch one of the icons
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4 Touch [Memo]
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Trip 10-5
Information
Trip
(if so equipped)
Trip information can be viewed and set.

1 Press the [INFO] key, and touch
[Trip]
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eng_a208The trip screen is displayed.
The average speed, Average Fuel Economy, and
Instant Fuel Economy information can be viewed.
NOTE
Touch [Graph] to view
the average speed and
average fuel economy
as a graph, measured
in 5-minute units.
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Reset Mode”. >>> “Reset Mode” (page 10-5)
2 Touch [ ]
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The distance to empty, distance driven after refueling
and driving time can be viewed.
3 Touch [ ]
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The lap time can be measured.
>>> “Lap Time” (page 10-6)
Reset Mode
Two reset modes are available:
- Auto Reset Mode automatically resets the average speed and average fuel
economy, four hours after the ignition
switch is turned OFF.
- In Manual Reset Mode, you can reset the items when desired.
Changing the Reset Mode

1 Display the 1/3 Trip screen

2 Touch [Manual]
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Mode”.
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