CD player
When a CD is inserted, the display switches to the infotainment system and each time a CD is loaded, "File verification".
When playback starts, the track title and number appear on the display.
If you turn off the ignition or infotainment system while there is a CD in it, the CD remains in the player. If the ignition is turned on while there is a CD in the player, the Infotainment system must be turned on to play the CD. When the ignition and infotainment system are turned on, CD playback resumes from where it left off if it was the last audio source selected.
Small 8 cm CDs can be played using the adapter ring. Full size CDs and small CDs load the same way.
When playing a CD-R disc, the sound quality depends on the quality of the disc, the recording method, the quality of the music being recorded, and the condition of the disc used. There may be track skipping, difficulty finding tracks, and/or difficulty downloading and uploading. If such problems appear, check the CD-ROM surface. If the surface of the CD is damaged, such as cracked, broken, or scratched, the disc will not play correctly.
If the surface of the CD is dirty, refer to the CD care instructions.
If there is no visible damage, try another good quality disc.
Do not stick labels on the CD, it may get stuck in the player. When recording a disc on a personal computer and the need for marking, you should write on the non-working side of the disc with a marker.
Note: Labeling a CD, inserting more than one disc into the player at the same time, or trying to play a damaged disc may damage the player. When using a CD player, play only discs in good condition without labels, load one disc at a time, and do not place foreign objects, liquids or debris on the player or at the loading slot.
If an error message appears on the display, see below "CD Messages" (player messages).
Selecting the CD playback mode
Press the SOURCE [SRC] button (only for types 1/2) or CD (only for type 3), to switch to disc playback from another mode.
Disc loading (only for type 3)
This infotainment system can hold up to 6 discs.
- 1. Press the LOAD button and the infotainment system will display the number of empty disc spaces.
- 2. Press the function button under the disc number you want to insert.
- 3. Insert the disc into the loading slot with the label facing up. After that, the disc is loaded automatically and playback starts.
To insert multiple CDs, follow these steps (only for type 3):
- 1. Hold down the LOAD button for one second. A beep sounds and a message appears on the display indicating that multiple discs have been loaded.
- 2. Follow the displayed instructions for loading discs. This audio unit holds 6 discs.
Note: To stop loading multiple CDs, press the LOAD button again.
Ejecting a CD
Press the EJECT button [Z] and the disc will be ejected from the tray in the Infotainment system.
Remove the disc from the tray.
Pause
Hold down the PAUSE button (only for types 1/2) or CD (only for type 3), to pause the CD being played.
The message starts flashing on the display "PAUSE".
Press and hold the PAUSE button again (only for types 1/2) or CD (only for type 3), to continue playing the CD.
If an external device is connected to the AUX input or a USB device/iPod to the infotainment system, the pause function does not work.
Next/previous track
Press the
button and the infotainment system will start playing the next/previous track.
Next/previous folder
Press the
buttons and the infotainment system will start playing the next/previous folder.
Skip forward/skip back
Press and hold the
buttons and the infotainment system starts fast forward/reverse playback.
RPT (repeat)
Press the function key under RPT (REPEAT), and the Infotainment system will continuously repeat the current track.
To cancel this function, press the function key under RPT again (REPEAT).
RDM (random order)
Press the function key under RDM (RANDOM ORDER), and the infotainment system will play tracks in random order.
To disable this feature, press the function button under RDM again.
INTRODUCTION (fluent listening)
Press the function button below INT and the infotainment system will play the first few seconds of each track in sequence.
To disable this feature, press the function button under INT again.
MP3/WMA CD playback
MP3/WMA format
When recording an MP3/WMA disc on a personal computer:
- Burn MP3/WMA files to a CD-R disc.
- Do not record standard audio files and MP3/WMA files on the same disc.
- Files in MP3/WMA format must have the.mp3 or.wma extension, the player does not work with other extensions.
- Files can be recorded at various fixed bit rates. The infotainment system can display the song title, artist name, and album title recorded as ID3 tags version 1 and 2.
- Create a file system that makes it easy to find songs on the go. Organize songs into albums, with one folder per album. Each folder or album must contain no more than 18 songs.
- A multi-session MP3/WMA disc must be finalized. It's usually better to burn the entire disc.
The player can read and play up to 50 folders, 5 sessions, 999 files.
Long file and folder names use more hard disk space than necessary. To save disk space, limit the length of file and folder names. You can play a disc recorded in MP3/WMA format without using file packs. The system supports up to 8 folder levels, but a minimum number of folder levels is recommended so as not to make it too difficult to find a specific folder during playback. If the CD contains more than the allowed 50 folders, 5 sessions and 999 files, the player allows the disc to be accessed and navigated up to the last allowed file, and any positions above the maximum are ignored.
Root directory
The root directory is treated as a folder. If the root directory contains compressed audio files, the directory will be labeled ROOT. All files located in the root directory will be accessed first.
Empty directory or empty folder
If the root directory or folder is somewhere in a file structure that contains only folders and subpacks with no compressed files directly in them, the player moves to the next folder containing compressed audio files, and the empty folder is not displayed or given a number.
Missing folder
If the CD contains only compressed files, the files are placed in the root folder.
If the CD is recorded without folders, the next and previous folder function does not work.
The folder name is then shown on the infotainment system display as "ROOT".
If the CD contains only compressed files and no folders, all files are placed in the root folder. The folder name is then shown on the infotainment system display as "ROOT".
Playback order
Tracks are played in the following order:
- Playback starts from the first track in the root directory.
- After playing all the tracks in the root directory, the files are played in the order of their numbers.
- After playing the last track in the last folder, the player plays the first track in the first folder in the root directory again.
File system and names
The song title is displayed in ID3 tag format. If there is no ID3 tag song title, the infotainment system displays the file name without the extension (MP3/WMA).
Track names longer than 32 characters or 4 pages are truncated. The display does not show parts of the words on the last page of text and the file name extension.
Playing MP3/WMA files
With the ignition on, insert a CD into the CD player with the label facing up. The disc will be drawn in automatically, after which it will start loading and checking the files, then the display will show MP3 or WMA. The CD should start playing. When the battery is disconnected, you cannot insert a disc into the player.
When a new track starts playing, the track number and song title appear on the display.
If you turn off the ignition or infotainment system while there is a CD in it, the CD remains in the player. If the ignition is turned on while there is a CD in the player, the infotainment system must be turned on to play the CD. When the ignition and infotainment system are turned on, CD playback resumes from where it left off if it was the last audio source selected.
Small 8 cm CDs can be played using the adapter ring.
Full size CDs and small CDs load the same way.
When playing a CD-R disc, the sound quality depends on the quality of the disc, the recording method, the quality of the music being recorded, and the condition of the disc used. There may be track skipping, difficulty finding tracks, and/or difficulty downloading and uploading. If such problems appear, check the CD-ROM surface.
If the surface of the CD is damaged (cracks, breakage or scratches), the disc will not play correctly.
If the surface of the CD is dirty, refer to the CD care instructions.
If there is no visible damage, try another good quality disc.
Do not stick labels on the CD, it may get stuck in the player. When recording a disc on a personal computer and the need for marking, you should write on the non-working side of the disc with a marker.
Note: Labeling a CD, inserting more than one CD into the slot at the same time, or trying to play a scratched or damaged CD may damage the CD player. When using a CD player, play only discs in good condition without labels, load one disc at a time, and do not place foreign objects, liquids or debris on the player or at the loading slot.
If an error message appears on the display, see below "CD Messages" (player messages).
When playing an MP3/WMA disc, all functions are the same except as listed here.
For more information, see "COMPACT DISC PLAYBACK" higher.
Mode "All/Catalog"
In this folder, the repeat functions, listening to the beginning of tracks, random playback work when the ALL mode is on.
Press the function button under the inscription ALL, while All (ALL) will change to DIR (FOLDER).
To disable the mode " Catalog", press the function button under DIR again.
Display ID3 tag information
Press the INFO button [INFO], the infotainment system will display the ID3 tag information of the current files.
CHECK CD messages (CHECK THE DISK): If this message appears on the display and/or the disc ejects automatically, the reason may be as follows:
- Overheat. When cooled to normal temperature, the disc should play.
- Driving on a very rough road. When driving onto a flat road, the disc should play.
- The disc is dirty, scratched, wet, or inserted upside down.
- The air is too humid. Wait about an hour and try again.
- The CD format may not be compatible. See above in this section "MP3 format".
- An error occurred while writing the disc.
- There may be a label stuck in the player.
If the disc does not play for some other reason, try another good quality disc.
If the error persists or cannot be corrected, contact your dealer. If the infotainment system displays an error message, write it down and give it to your dealer when you call.
Using USB/iPod (option only for type 1/2)
Selecting the USB/iPod playback mode
Press the SOURCE [SRC] button to switch to playing USB or iPod files from any other mode.
USB memory/iPod connection
Insert a USB memory or iPod into the USB socket, the infotainment system will automatically start playing files from the USB memory/iPod.
Disconnecting the USB Memory/iPod
Disconnect the USB memory or iPod from the USB connector manually.
* Other functions are the same as CD mode.
Pause
Press and hold the PAUSE button to pause the playback of the USB memory or iPod being played.
The message starts flashing on the display "PAUSE".
Press and hold the PAUSE button again to continue playing the file being played from the USB memory or iPod.
- If an external device or CD player is connected to the AUX input of the infotainment system, the pause function does not work.
Next/previous track
Press the
button and the infotainment system will start playing the next/previous track.
Skip forward/skip back
Press and hold the ADJUST buttons[ This will cause the infotainment system to start fast forward/reverse playback.
Next/Previous folder - MPS/WMA discs only
Press the
buttons to start playing the next/previous folder.
RPT (repeat)
Press the function key under RPT (REPEAT), and the infotainment system will continuously repeat the current track. To cancel this function, press the function key under RPT again (REPEAT).
RDM (random order) Press the function key under RDM (RANDOM ORDER), and the infotainment system will play tracks in random order.
To disable this feature, press the function button under RDM again.
INT (listening to the beginning of the tracks)
Press the function button below INT and the infotainment system will play the first few seconds of each track in sequence.
To disable this feature, press the function button under INT again.
IPod navigation function (option only for type 1/2)
IPod navigation mode
Press the MENU button to select a supported category in the iPod.
Next/previous category
Press the
buttons and then press the function button under ENT and the infotainment system will start playing.
Cancel or return to the previous action
Press the function key below the icon ←, and the infotainment system will return to the previous step.
External audio source (AUX)
There is one 3.5mm auxiliary input socket on the bottom right of the front panel of the infotainment system.
This is not an audio output, do not plug audio headphones into the front auxiliary jack.
However, you can connect an external audio device such as an iPod, laptop, MP3 player, CD changer, XM receiver, etc. to the auxiliary input to listen to another audio source.
AUX IN·mode selection (additional input)
Press the SOURCE [SRC] button (only for types 1/2) or AUX (only for type 3) in a different playback mode.
If no plug is detected in the auxiliary jack, AUX mode will not be enabled.
Navigation mode A (option only for types 1/3)
Selecting Navigation Mode A. Press the MEDIA button to select A-NAVI mode.