2014.5 VAUXHALL CORSA USB port

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The following further settings/options
are available:
■ Time Display : toggles between
displaying the estimated arrival
time and the estimated remaining
travel time, see "Information on the
map display" above.
■ Distance Units : toggles the unit for
distance information on the display
between miles and kilometres.
■ POI Warning : only applicable, if
user defined points of interest (POI) with corresponding warning
messages were downloaded to the
Infotainment system, see "User
defined points of interest" below.
If this option is set to On: when the
vehicle approaches a user defined POI, the related warning message
is displayed.
■ POI Warning Distance : only
applicable, if user defined points of
interest (POI) and corresponding
warning messages were
downloaded to the Infotainment
system, see "User defined points of interest" below.
Using this menu option you can
define, in which distance before
reaching a user defined POI the
related warning message should be
displayed.
Select the menu item to display a list with the selectable POI warning distances.
Select the desired POI warning
distance.
The following further settings/options
are available:
■ Download my POIs now : only
available, if a USB drive with user defined points of interest (POI)
stored on it, see "User defined
points of interest" below, is
connected to the USB port 3 31.
Downloading the user defined POI data from the USB drive, see "User
defined points of interest" below.
■ Remove User POIs From System :
only applicable, if user defined
points of interest (POI) were
downloaded to the Infotainment

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Example: 9.9800000,
52.0150000, "Michaels House
[ Fleet Street ]"
Please note, that the text shown
above has to be entered in a
single line, see image above.
3. Get the required GPS coordinates, e.g. from a
topographical map.
The GPS coordinates need to be
expressed in decimal degrees, as shown in the example above.
4. Enter the Longitude and Latitude coordinates into the text file,
separated by a comma and a
space.
5. Enter an arbitrary name for the POI, and, if desired, an optional
comment in square brackets.
The name and comment must be enclosed by quotation marks, and
separated from the GPS
coordinates by a comma and a
space.6. Enter further POI data, using a separate line for each POI, into
the text file, as described above.
7. Store the text file, e.g. on your local hard drive.POI warnings
Create a separate text file with an
arbitrary name and the file
extension .asc, e.g.
"TomsPOIWarnings.asc".
The further operating steps for
creating a text file with POI warnings are the same as described for
destination POIs, see above.
The only difference is: instead of
creating a name (e.g. "Michaels
house") you need to create a warning message (e.g. "Very sharp turn").
Storing the text files on a USB drive 1. In the root directory of a USB drive: create a folder named" myPOIs ", e.g. "F:\myPOIs",
where "F:\" is the root directory of
the USB drive.
2. In the "myPOIs" folder, store the text file with destination POIs,
e.g. "F:\myPOIs
\TomsDestinationPOIs.asc".
3. In the folder "myPOIs" create a subfolder named
" myPOIWarnings ".
4. In that subfolder store the text file with POI warnings, e.g.
"F:\myPOIs\myPOIWarnings
\TomsPOIWarnings.asc"
Downloading the user defined POIs
Connect the USB drive with your user
defined POI data to the USB port
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UUsage ......................... 20, 26, 30, 37
USB port important information ................31
playing saved audio files ...........32
User POIs creating and downloading .........37
selecting .................................... 48
Using the AUX input .....................30
Using the CD player .....................26
Using the Infotainment system .....11
Using the navigation system ........37
Using the radio ............................. 20
Using the USB port .......................31
V Visual instructions......................... 65
Voice commands ..........................65
W
Waypoints ..................................... 65

Introduction.................................. 90
Radio ......................................... 104
CD Player .................................. 116
AUX input ................................... 121
USB port .................................... 122
Index .......................................... 126CD 40 USB

90IntroductionIntroductionGeneral information.....................90
Theft-deterrent feature .................91
Overview ...................................... 92
Operation ..................................... 94
Tone settings ............................. 101
Volume settings .........................102General information
The Infotainment system provides
you with state-of-the-art in-car
infotainment.
The radio has nine automatic station
memories for each waveband: FM,
AM and DAB (if available).
The integrated audio player will
entertain you with audio CDs and
MP3 CDs.
Furthermore, you can connect
external data storage devices, e.g.
iPod, MP3 player or USB stick, or a
portable CD player to the
Infotainment system as further audio
sources.
The on-board computer can be
accessed from the Infotainment
System. For details please consult
the Owner's Manual for your car.
The digital sound processor provides
you with several preset equalizer
modes for sound optimisation.
Optionally, the Infotainment system
can be operated using controls on the steering wheel.In addition the Infotainment systemcan be equipped with a Mobile phone portal.
The well-thought-out design of the
control elements and the clear
displays enable you to control the
system easily and intuitively.
Notice
This manual describes all options
and features available for the
various Infotainment systems.
Certain descriptions, including those for display and menu functions, may
not apply to your vehicle due to
model variant, country
specifications, special equipment or
accessories.
Important information on
operation and traffic safety9 Warning
The Infotainment system has to be
used so that the vehicle can be
driven safely at all times. If in doubt

122USB portUSB portGeneral information...................122
Playing saved audio files ...........123General information
In the centre console in front of the
gearshift lever there is an USB socket
for the connection of external audio
data sources.
Notice
The socket must always be kept
clean and dry.
An MP3 player, USB drive, SD card
(via USB connector/adapter), or iPod
can be connected to the USB port.
When connected to the USB port,
various functions of the above
devices can be operated via the
controls and menus of the
Infotainment system.
Notice
Not all MP3 player, USB drive and
iPod models are supported by the
Infotainment system.
Important information ■ The external devices connected to the USB port must comply with the
USB Mass Storage Class
specification (USB MSC).
■ Devices connected via USB are supported according to USB
Specification V 2.0. Maximum
supported speed: 12 Mbit/s.
■ Only devices with a FAT16/FAT32 file system are supported.
■ Only the first partition on a connected USB drive is recognisedby the system.
The size of that partition shall not be greater than 250 GB. Greater size
(up to 1000 GB) may be supported
but that is not guaranteed.

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■ The following file formats can beused:
ISO9660 Level 1, Level 2, (Romeo,
Joliet).
MP3 and WMA files written in any
format other than listed above may
not play correctly, and their file names and folder names may not
be displayed correctly.
■ The following restrictions apply for the data stored on external devices
connected to the USB port:
Maximum file/song number: 5000.
Supported folder structure depth: at least 8 levels.
WMA files with Digital Rights
Management (DRM) from online music shops cannot be played.
WMA files can only be played back safely, if they were created with
Windows Media Player version 9 or
later.
Maximum length of directory name: 28 bytes.
Maximum length of file name: 128
bytes.Applicable playlist
extensions: .m3u, .pls, .wpl.
Playlist entries must be in the form
of relative paths.
The system attribute for folders/ files that contain audio data must
not be set.
Playing saved audio files MP3 player, USB drive, SD card
Press the MEDIA button once or
several times to activate the audio
USB mode.
Replay of the audio data stored on the USB device is started.
The operation of audio data sources
connected via USB is the same as described for an audio MP3 CD3 117.
iPod
Press the MEDIA button once or
several times to activate the iPod
mode.
Replay of the audio data stored on the iPod is started.
The operation of the iPod connected
via USB is mainly the same as
described for an audio MP3 CD
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Below only the aspects of operation that are different/additional are
described.

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Music browser
Depending on the model/version of
the connected iPod and the data stored, there are various options for
the selection and playing of tracks.
In the iPod menu select Album to
display a menu with the available
options for music browsing.
Select the desired option for music
browsing.
Depending on the selected option a
further menu for music browsing or
the iPod menu is displayed.
The operating steps for track
selection using the iPod menu items or the rocker switch buttons m and
n are the same as described for an
audio MP3 CD 3 117.
Notice
The rocker switch buttons c and d
have no function if an iPod is
connected.