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CD/MP3/WMA/C‘n‘C/CD changer mode | Bluetooth®

Repeatedly playing individual tracks,

CDs or directories

Press the 4 RPT button < to change be-

tween the playback modes:

Opera-

tion

Display Meaning

CD

RPT TRACK

Repeating tracks

MP3/

WMA/

C‘n‘C

1

RPT TRACK

Repeating tracks

RPT DIR

2

Repeating folders

CDC

RPT TRACK

Repeating tracks

RPT DISC

Repeating a CD

Gen.

RPT OFF

Regular playback

1

In C‘n‘C mode, additional playback modes

may be available depending on the con-

nected device

2

Not in MP3 Playlist mode

If the RPT function is active, the RPT symbol

appears on the display.

Conﬁ guring the display

Press the DIS/ESC button = once or several

times to change between these displays:

Opera-

tion

Display Meaning

CD

T 01 02:15

Track number

and playing time

T 01 18:33

Track number

and time

MP3/

WMA/

C‘n‘C

01 ABC

File name

ABCDEF

Artist

1

ABCDEF

Album name

1

PLAY 02:15

Playing time

CLK 18:33

Time

CDC

T 01 02:15

Track number

and playing time

T 01 18:33

Track number

and time

CD 02T 03

CD number and

track number

쏅

쏅

1

Artist and album name must be stored as

ID3 tag and are displayed only for approx.

10 seconds and perhaps as scrolling text;

otherwise, the ﬁ le name is displayed.

Note

You can switch the display of CD text of an

audio CD on and off (see the ch. "User set-

tings", section "Performing settings in the

user menu", "CD TEXT" menu item). If CD text

is switched on, the corresponding CD text is

displayed once as scrolling text at the start of

a track.

Bluetooth®

You can connect the car sound system via Blue-

tooth® with other Bluetooth®-ready devices, such

as cell phones or MP3 players. This allows you

to use the car sound system with its integrated

microphone as hands-free system for connect-

ed cell phones and control the audio output of

other Bluetooth® devices and play them back via

the loudspeakers of the car sound system (Blue-

tooth® streaming).

Bluetooth® technology is a wireless connection of

short range. For this reason, Bluetooth® devices

must be located near the car sound system (in the

vehicle) to establish and maintain a connection.

To establish a Bluetooth® connection, you must

ﬁ rst register the car sound system and the Blue-

tooth® device. When you register the devices, a

Bluetooth® connection is subsequently estab-

lished automatically. This connection remains in

effect as long as the Bluetooth® device is within

range. If the connection is interrupted, e.g. be-

cause you moved the cell phone outside the range,

the connection is automatically re-established as

soon as you are back within range.

You can connect only one cell phone and stream-

ing device with the car sound system at a time.

If you connect a new device with the car sound

system, the connection to a currently connected

device may automatically be interrupted. How-

ever, the car sound system leaves up to 5 differ-

ent Bluetooth® devices registered, and you can

quickly and easily connect any of these devices

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