Cypress 745 manual Tips for Preparing an MP3 or WMA CD-ROM

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CD-ROM

Top Level of the CD-ROM

mp3 Title a

mp3 Title b

Folder a

Folder b

More Folders

 

 

 

1

2

3

PLAY SEQUENCE

 

Tracks and Folders

 

played in alphabetical

4

order.

 

 

 

 

5

mp3 Title a

mp3 Title b

mp3 Title c

 

 

Title a

6

mp3

 

 

7mp3 Title b

8mp3 Title c

 

 

Title a

9

mp3

 

 

10mp3 Title b

11mp3 Title c

This diagram assumes you are using only “.mp3” files. A CD-ROM containing “.wma” files or a mix of both “.mp3” and “.wma” files will operate in the same order..

Tips for Preparing an MP3 or WMA CD-ROM

1)Start the title of each track or folder with a number to designate its sequence. Many CD-ROM recording programs support the automatic addition of sequence numbers to the start of each MP3/WMA file name.

2)The radio CD treats numbers as text when determining track and folder sequence. Use a leading zero on single digit numbers (01, 02, 03..,) if the total of your tracks or folders is ten or greater.

3)The radio CD supports a maximum of 99 tracks at the top level of a CD or within any folder at the top level of the CD-ROM.

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Contents Page Page INSIDE. Refer Servicing To Qualified Service Personnel Important Safety Instructions33-35 IndexProduct Carton Contents Page Introduction Input INT Ohms Getting StartedGetting Started Tone Alarm Backup Battery Getting Started Setting the ClockSelecting the Radio Bands Getting Started Standby and OnStoring Stations in Preset Banks Getting Started Tuning StationsFM2 P1 943AM 88.1 Choosing Selections Selecting CD PlayDisc Stop CD T1 1m 23sSelecting CD Play During Audio CD PlayDuring CD-ROM Play Selecting CD Play Disc Eject CD ModeCD Info RepeatListening to External Sound Sources Connecting AN External Audio SourceMute Convenience FeaturesSleep Delay Convenience Features Sleep DelayQuick Reference Guide Soundworks Radio CD Faceplate Indicates Alarm Status1AM Soundworks Radio CD 745 Remote Control Quick Reference Guide Soundworks Radio CD Remote ControlDisc Play Function 5mm Stereo Minijack Player Input for Optional Player Dock Quick Reference Guide Soundworks Radio CD Rear ConnectionsRadio and Disc Text Displays Radio Data Service RDSCD-Text MP3/WMA File ID3 Text InformationJOG button operation JOG FunctionsSTEREO/WIDE/MONO JOG Functions JOG functionsAdjusting the Wakeup Settings Alarm AdjustmentWakeup Functions Alarm 1 Volume Alarm 1 TimeWakeup Functions Activating Wakeup Alarm 1 OnWakeup Functions Silencing a Wakeup Alarm1 OffSnooze Function Snooze 9minSequence of Play on a CD-ROM CD-ROM PlayTips for Preparing an MP3 or WMA CD-ROM Maximum folders supported on a CD-ROM 29 folders Top Level of the CD-ROM Folder Name Player Dock Universal Dock for iPod Optional You will need to push the PLAY/PAUSE button Player Dock Universal Dock for iPodComposite Video Internal audio sources Outputs SpecificationsRev 1a English P81-2380

745 specifications

Cypress 745 is a state-of-the-art electronic device designed to enhance the user experience in various applications, including automation, monitoring, and control. This versatile device stands out for its innovative features, robust technologies, and advanced characteristics that make it a reliable choice for professionals across different industries.

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The Cypress 745 also boasts exceptional connectivity options. With support for various communication protocols such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Ethernet, it ensures that users can easily integrate it into existing systems or networks. This flexibility allows for seamless data sharing and communication between devices, enhancing overall functionality.

Another noteworthy characteristic of the Cypress 745 is its user-friendly interface. The device features an intuitive graphical user interface (GUI) that simplifies navigation and operation. Users can quickly access essential settings and controls without extensive training, making it suitable for both novice and experienced users.

In terms of durability, the Cypress 745 is built to withstand harsh environments. With an IP67 rating, it is resistant to dust and water, making it ideal for outdoor applications or industrial settings where exposure to various elements is a concern. This robust construction ensures longevity and consistent performance over time.

Power efficiency is another highlight of the Cypress 745. It is designed to operate with minimal power consumption, allowing for extended use without the need for frequent recharging or battery replacement. This feature is particularly valuable for applications in remote or inaccessible locations.

The device's ability to support multiple sensors and actuators further enhances its versatility. Users can easily connect a wide range of peripherals, enabling customization according to specific project requirements. This adaptability makes the Cypress 745 an excellent choice for various applications, from home automation systems to industrial monitoring solutions.

Overall, the Cypress 745 is an impressive electronic device that combines advanced features, reliable performance, and user-friendly design. Its robust connectivity options, durability, and power efficiency position it as a leading solution for those seeking innovative technology in automation and control. With the Cypress 745, users can expect enhanced productivity and streamlined operations across their projects.
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