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FM/AM
2-2
Basic Mode Screen
No NameDescription
ò Mode Displays currently oper
ating mode.
ó Frequency
Rang e and
Presets Displa
ys the frequency range and saved presets.
ô Frequency Currently pla
ying frequency
.
õ Broadcast
Station Name Name of current broadcast station.
ö Control
P anel
Converts to frequency search function, and preset mode.
(Not displayed in HD Radio Broadcast)
!Ÿ
When turned left/right : moves to previous/next
frequency.
!Ÿ When pushed left/right : moves to previous/next sta-
tion.
!Ÿ When pushed up/down : converts to TUNE or
PRESET mode.
÷ Radio Info Displa
ys HD Radio or Radio
Text information.
ø Scan !Ÿ
In TUNE mode
, plays frequencies with superior re-
ception for 5 seconds each.
!Ÿ In Preset mode, plays broadcasts saved to presets
for 5 seconds each.
ù MENU Displays the pop up men
u.
ú Presets Mov
es to saved preset list.
ò
ó
÷
ø ù ú
ô
õ
ö
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FM/AM
FM/AM l 2-3
Basic Mode Screen
No NameDescription
û FM1/FM2 Conv
erts to FM1 or FM2 mode.
ü Autostore Sav
es frequencies with superior reception to Presets.
ý Radio Text Tur
ns radio text info display on/off.
þ HD Radio Tur
ns HD Radio reception status on/off.
ÿ HD Ch. Info Display HD inf
ormation of current station.
! Save Station Sav
es current station.
! Tagging !Ÿ
Tagging a song pla
ying on HD Radio.
!Ÿ Used to save song information for the currently play-
ing broadcast.
!Ÿ Upon connecting an iPod, song information is trans-
ferred to the iPod and can be downloaded through
iTunes.
! Sound
Settings Displa
ys the Sound settings screen.
! Displa
y
Settings Displa
ys the displa
y settings screen.
!
û
ü
ý
þ
ÿ
!
!
!
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FM/AM
FM/AM l 2-7
Using the Menu Key
FM1/FM2
In the radio screen Ü Press the MENU
key Ü Select
FM1 or FM2 .
The mode can be changed between FM1
and FM2.
Saving Frequencies
Automatically (Autostore)
Press the MENU key Ü Select Autostore .
A total of 36 frequencies with 12 preset
frequencies each for FM1/FM2/AM modes
can be saved.
i Information
!Ÿ While Autostore is operating, pressing
the controller will cancel the function and
return to the previous frequency. In addi-
tion, the preset list is also maintained.
Radio text On/Off
In the radio screen Ü Press the MENU
key Ü Select Radio Text .
If the current broadcast includes Radio
Text information, then the text information
is displayed on the screen.
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FM/AM
2-8
HD Radio On/Off
In the radio screen Ü Press the MENU
key Ü Select
HD Radio .
You can select HD Radio from the menu
and listen to HD Radio Broadcasts.
HD Radio may differ depending on the
system.
Changing HD Radio stations
Turn the controller ( TUNE knob) left/
right to select the desired HD Radio sta-
tion. If HD Radio stations do not exist, fre-
quencies will be searched manually.
i Information
!Ÿ HD Radio Technology is a digital radio
technology used by AM and FM radio sta-
tions to transmit audio and data via a digi-
tal signal in conjunction with their analog
signals.
!Ÿ While listening to the radio, the HD Radio
icon will become displayed if receiving an
HD Radio broadcast.
Viewing channel information
In the radio screen Ü Press the MENU
key Ü Select HD Ch. Info to view
information on the current station.
i Information
!Ÿ This feature is supported only when HD
Radio is active, otherwise the information
fields are blank.
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XM
2-10
Basic Mode Screen
No NameDescription
ò Mode Displays currently oper
ating mode.
ó Channel
Rang e and
Presets Displa
ys the channel range and saved presets.
ô XM Image XM channel image .
õ XM Info Shows categor
y, channel, artist and title information.
ö Control
P anel Con
verts to Channel search function, and preset
mode.
!Ÿ When turned left/right : moves to previous/next
channel.
!Ÿ When pushed left/right : moves to previous/next
Channel.
!Ÿ When pushed up/down : converts to TUNE or PRESET
mode.
÷ Channel
Number Current channel n
umber
.
ø Channel list Channel list screen b y categor
y.
ù MENU Displays the pop up men
u.
ú Presets Mov
es to saved preset list.
ò
ó
÷
ø ù ú
ô õ
ö
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XM
2-14
Saving channel
Select the desired channel Ü Press and
hold the controller Ü Select position to
save channel.
i Information
!Ÿ Channel can also be saved by press-
ing the
MENU key Ü Selecting
Save Channel .
Channel List
In the XM screen Ü Press the
Channel List button.
Once you select a category shown on
the left column, lists of channels included
within the selected category are displayed
on the right column.
Select the desired channel from the right
column.
i Information
!Ÿ Channel list can also be selected by
pressing the
MENU key Ü Selecting
Channel List .
Presets
In the XM screen Ü Press the
Presets button.
Turn the controller left/right to select the
desired channel. Once found, press the
controller to start listening.
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XM
2-16
Category Lock
Press the MENU key Ü Select
Category Lock .
Once Category Lock is turned ON, the
Category Lock icon is displayed on the
main screen. Upon operating the seek fea-
ture with the Lock ON, only channels within
the category are searched.
i Information
!Ÿ Performing the below operations in Lock
ON state will search only the channels
within the current category.
Operating Scan in TUNE mode
Changing channels by turning the con-
troller in TUNE mode
Changing channels by turning the
TUNE knob in TUNE mode
Searching channels through Seek Up/
Down
!Ÿ The below operations are not affected by
the Category Lock feature.
Selecting saved Preset channels
Changing channels by turning the con-
troller in Preset mode
Changing channels from the Channel
List
!Ÿ Changing channels through voice recog-
nition
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DISC
DISC l 2-19
Before playing a MP3 Disc
Supported MP3 File Specification
!Ÿ Acceptable standard : MPEG1 AUDIO
LAYER 33
!Ÿ Acceptable sampling frequency : 8,
11.025, 12, 16, 22.05, 24, 32, 44.1, 48
(kHz)
!Ÿ Acceptable bit rate : 8 ~ 320 (Kbps)
Recommended bit rates and
frequency
!Ÿ Sampling frequency : 96 ~ 192 Kbps
fixed bit rate /44.1kHz
Detailed Specification
!Ÿ Maximum directory layers : 8 layers
!Ÿ Maximum folder length : 64 bytes, file
name length : 64 bytes
!Ÿ Supported characters for folder name/file
name : Alphanumeric characters, Korean
standard character set 2350 characters,
Simplified Chinese 4888 characters
!Ÿ Maximum number of folders per disc :
256 folders (including ROOT)
!Ÿ Maximum number of files per disc : 512
files
!Ÿ Supported ID3 tags : ID3v1 0, ID3v1 1,
ID3v2 2, ID3v2 3, ID3v2 4
!Ÿ Supported MP3 Media : CD-ROM
!Ÿ Supported media formats : ISO9660
LEVEL1 and LEVEL2
Precautions upon burning MP3 files
!Ÿ The use of ISO 9660 LEVEL 2 JOLIET
format is recommended.
!Ÿ The use of CDs exceeding 700MB may
result in faulty disc recognition or errors
upon play.
!Ÿ This device does not support multises-
sion discs.
!Ÿ This device supports only 8 layer folders.
!Ÿ This device supports MP3 ID3 tag ver-
sions of Ver. 1.0, Ver. 1.1, Ver. 2.2, Ver.
2.3, Ver. 2.4. When using discs with
other versions, the ID3 info will not be
displayed.
!Ÿ Although this device has been desig-
nated to be compatible with various bit
rates, playing low bit rate MP3 tracks
may result in low quality sound.
!Ÿ When a multi-session disc is being
recorded, make sure to close the ses-
sion before recording.
!Ÿ If mp3/wma file extensions are changed,
such could result in malfunctions.
!Ÿ In the case of MP3/WMA, write using
only Korean or English. (Other languages
are not supported)
!Ÿ Unauthorized use of copy-protected
music files is prohibited by law.
!Ÿ Prolonged use of CD-R/CD-RW prod-
ucts that do not satisfy related specifica-
tions may result in product malfunction.
!Ÿ When writing CDs, low-speed writing is
recommended.
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