TA VOL: trafc announcement preset forced volume (values: 12 ÷ 45).
RETUNE: interval time from an automatic search of a radio station providing trafc
announcement information (TA SEEK) to the next one.
If set to S: TA SEEK retune interval time is 45 seconds.
If set to L: TA SEEK retune interval time is 3 minutes.
DSP: music preset equalisation
OFF (no equalisation) → POP → ROCK → CLASSIC → JAZZ
LOUD (LOUDNESS): ON / OFF
“Loudness” is a simple way to improve music listening at a low volume level, bass and
treble tones are both boosted to compensate for the poor sensitivity of the human ear at
audible frequency range extremities.
DX / LOCAL
If set to DX: all radio stations can be selected.
If set to LOCAL: only radio station with strong signal can be selected.
ROLL
If set to ON, all information about the current track / le is automatically and sequentially
displayed.
V-LAST / ADJ
CD/USB – MP3/WMA player and tuner initial volume option (when turning on):
- LAST: the same volume level set before turning the device off.
- ADJ: a preset volume level dened by the following parameter A-VOL.
A-VOL (this parameter is available only if the previous V-LAST / ADJ is set to ADJ): volume
level (0 ÷ 47) of the player / tuner when turning it on.
- MP3 (MPEG Audio Layer 3) and WMA (Windows Media Audio) refers to audio
compression types.
- This player reads MP3 / WMA les on CD-ROM, CD-R or CD-RW discs, USB ash drives
and receives data from BLUETOOTH devices; if available, track titles, artists and albums
are displayed (up to 16 characters are displayed, ID3 TAG version 2.0 is required).
- CD-R – CD-RW discs formatted as ‘packet write’ mode are not supported.
- CD-R discs need to be nalized.
- The le extension must be either .mp3 or .wma.
- The max. directory (/ folder) level is 8, including the ‘root’.
- Max. 256 les (including folders) per source.
- If a CD includes both audio tracks and MP3 / WMA les, only the audio tracks will be
played.
- Make sure that when burning a CD-R including MP3 / WMA les, this is formatted as
a ‘data disc’ and NOT as an ‘audio disc’. It is advisable not to write non-MP3 / WMA
les (or unneeded folders) on the CD-R, otherwise its playback may take a long time
to starts.
- With some types of CD-R / CD-RW, data may not be properly written (depending on
their manufacturing quality). High quality discs are recommended.
- When playing an MP3 le with variable bit rate (‘VBR’), the displayed time might not be
correct (and also the INT function may not work properly).
- It is advisable to use MP3 les having a sampling frequency of 44.1 kHz and a xed
bit-rate of at least 128 kbps (if higher, for instance 192 kbps, the sound quality will be
better).
- The player may not play tracks in the order as written on the disc / USB ash drive.
NOTES ABOUT MP3 /
WMA FILES
NOTES ABOUT MP3 / WMA FILES