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qSelecting SD memory card/
USB memory mode
1. Insert an SD memory card or connect a
USB memory with MP3/WMA/AAC files to
the unit.
For an SD memory card:
É “Inserting/Removing an SD Memory
Card” (page 102)
For a USB memory:
É “Connecting/Disconnecting a USB
Memory” (page 102)
2. Press the [AV] button to display the Source
screen.
3. Touch the [SD Memory CARD] key to
select SD memory card mode, or the
[USB/iPod] key to select USB memory
mode.
Playback starts from the first file in the first
folder.
You can also select SD memory card
mode/USB memory mode by using the
Steering Wheel Audio Remote Control (if
so equipped).
É “Steering Wheel Audio Remote
Control Operations” (page 103)
WARNING
Some tracks may be recorded at a higher
volume level than desired. Increase
the volume gradually from the minimal
setting when starting playback.SD memory card mode screen:
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USB memory mode screen:12
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1 Information pane
2 Folder list and folder keys
3 File type
4 Playback mode
5 Operation keys
qPlaying files on an SD
memory card/USB memory
Playback operations are the same as those for
files on a DVD/CD.
É “Playing files on a disc” (page 115)

iPod Operations
You can connect your iPod to this unit for
enjoying music stored on the iPod.
To listen to music, connect the iPod with a
USB cable (if so equipped).
This unit supports the following models:
iPod (5th generation)

® (80GB, 120GB, 160GB)
® (1st ~ 6th generation)
® (1st ~ 4th generation)®, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4,
iPhone 4S
An iPod is not supplied with this unit. Use an
iPod that has been updated with the latest
firmware.
Note:
This unit does not support video from an iPod.
iPad/iPad 2 are not supported.
Not all operations with an iPod are guaranteed.
Even if an iPod model is listed as compatible in
these instructions, it may not operate correctly if
not updated with the latest firmware.
Do not use headphones or other accessories
for an iPod while it is connected to this unit.
Some functions may be restricted depending on
the iPod version and firmware.
For details on connectable models, consult your
Mitsubishi Motors dealer.
An iPhone can also be connected to this
system. References to “iPod” appearing in this
manual also apply to the use of an iPhone.
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qNotes on using an Apple
iPod
CAUTION
Do not operate an iPod while driving.
Do not leave an iPod inside your vehicle.
Exposure to sunlight may cause the
inside of your vehicle to become
excessively hot, and result in the
malfunction of the iPod.
Do not sit on the iPod or place items
on top of it while it is connected. A
malfunction may occur.
On certain iPod models, a logo screen sent
from this unit is displayed on the screen of
the iPod after the iPod has been connected
to this unit.
Tag information such as track title, artist
name, and album title can be displayed for a
file containing tag information.
When you connect an iPod which has a
large number of tracks, it may take a long
time to establish a connection with the iPod
or to control the iPod features.
If the iPod stops operating, selecting a track
from the category list may make the iPod
operable again.
If you set the track repeat function on an
iPod, it may not operate correctly with this
unit.
If you set the shuffle function on an iPod, it
may not operate correctly with this unit. If
this happens, disable the shuffle function to
use the iPod.
Depending on the iPod model, titles and lists
of tracks from the iPod may not be displayed
if there are many playable tracks stored on
the iPod.
If an error message is displayed, disconnect
the iPod from this unit, and then reconnect it.
If the iPod becomes inoperable, reset the
iPod. For details on resetting the iPod, refer
to its operating instructions, etc.
If the iPod still cannot be operated after it
has been reset and connected to this unit,
reset the iPod, check if the iPod can be
operated, and then connect it to this unit.
Make sure to disconnect the iPod after
turning off your vehicle’s engine. If you leave
it connected, the iPod’s power may not turn
off, and the iPod battery may be depleted.
When connecting an iPod touch or iPhone
to this unit via Bluetooth and you perform
audio playback or a hands-free call, audio
cannot be output via iPod mode. Switch the
audio output setting from your iPod touch
or iPhone from Bluetooth (“Car-Navi”) to
the dock connector, or disconnect and
reconnect the iPod touch or iPhone. For
details, refer to the operating instructions of
the connecting device.
If you connect an audio device via
Bluetooth, audio cannot be output from an
iPod touch or iPhone via USB cable. Select
the Bluetooth device from Bluetooth Audio
in the Paired Device List screen, touch the
[Deselect] key, and then reconnect the iPod
touch or iPhone.
É “Paired Device List operations” (page 129)
If you connect an iPod that is currently
playing a track to this unit, playback of that
track will continue via this unit.
An iPod connected to this unit cannot be
controlled via the iPod itself.
Place the iPod in a safe location.
Precautions on battery
consumption
If the iPod is connected to this unit when the
iPod’s internal battery has run down, iPod
mode may not operate correctly. Charge the
iPod before connecting it.
qSelecting iPod mode
1. Connect your iPod via the USB connector.
2. Press the [AV] button to display the Source
screen.
3. Touch the [USB/iPod] key to select iPod
mode.
The system changes to iPod mode, and
starts playback from the previous position.
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1 Information pane
2 Album list and album keys
3 Playback mode
4 Operation keys
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SD Memory Card/USB Memory
Problem Measure
An SD memory card cannot be inserted. Insert the SD memory card with its label facing upward.
USB memory cannot be inserted. The USB memory has been inserted with wrong direction. Reversing the connection direction of the
USB memory, try it again.
The USB connector is broken. Replace with a new USB memory.
USB memory is not recognised. The USB memory is damaged, or connectors are loose. Disconnect the USB memory and reconnect.
If the USB memory is still not recognised, try replacing with a different USB memory.
No sound heard with the display “No audio
file.” shown.No MP3/WMA/AAC file is stored in the SD memory card/USB memory. Store these files properly in
the SD memory card/USB memory.
Sound skips or is noisy. MP3/WMA/AAC files are not encoded properly. Use MP3/WMA/AAC files encoded properly.
Playback from a USB memory cannot be
performed.Disconnect the USB memory, and then reconnect it.
Sound skips. Check if the sound skips during playback via a computer, etc.
Sound quality is poor. Increase the sampling frequency and bit rate.
É “About MP3/WMA/AAC files” (page 112)
Certain folders and files cannot be played. Playback is not possible if there are files stored lower than 8 folder levels, if the number of folders
(including the root) exceeds 512, if the total number of files exceeds 8000, or if the number of files in a
folder exceeds 255. Use a computer to arrange data as necessary.
Playback stops when you open the operation
panel.Playback resumes when you close the operation panel.
The number of MP3/WMA/AAC files is
incorrect.Delete all files other than MP3/WMA/AAC files.
Audio continues playing, but the playback
time has stopped.The playback time may stop if the file size of the file being played is larger than 1 GB. This is not a
malfunction.
Lists are not displayed. There is a maximum limit to the number of files that can be displayed in a list. This is not a
malfunction.
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Problem Measure
The iPod cannot be operated. Disconnect the USB connection, start playback from the iPod, and then reconnect the iPod.
Disconnect the USB connection, reset the iPod, and then reconnect the iPod.
Audio is not output from the iPod. From your iPod, change the audio output setting from Bluetooth (“Car-Navi”) to the dock connector.
Disconnect the iPod and then reconnect it.
Bluetooth Audio
Problem Measure
The Bluetooth device cannot connect with
the unit.Correctly connect a Bluetooth-compatible mobile phone.
É “Pairing a Bluetooth audio player” (page 120)
Turn on the power of the audio device.
Connection may not be possible and sound may skip depending on the location of the Bluetooth audio
device. Place the Bluetooth audio device in an area with good signal transmission.
Playback is not possible. Use an audio device compatible with AVRCP.
Disconnect the audio device, and then reconnect it.
Start the player of the connected audio device.
Track names, artist names, and album names
are not displayed correctly.Use an audio device compatible with AVRCP 1.3.
Perform playback by initiating playback from the player of the connected audio device.
Audio is no longer output from the connected
audio device.Select the Bluetooth audio device again from the Bluetooth setting screen.
If an error display other than the ones described above appears, turn off and on the ACC power to restart the system. If the problem persists, consult
your Mitsubishi Motors dealer.
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