Philips CE130 user manual Play audio files, Play from USB, Insert a card, Play options

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5 Play audio files

Play from USB

Note

Ensure that the USB device contains playable music.

Insert the USB device

1Slide the USB socket cover marked to the left.

2Insert the USB device into the USB socket.

»The unit starts to play from the USB device automatically.

Remove the USB device

1Press to turn off the unit.

2Remove the USB device.

Insert a card

Note

This unit supports SD and SDHC cards.

1Press to release the panel.

2Push the left side of the panel rightward, then pull the panel towards you to disengage it from the chassis.

3Insert the card into the card slot.

»The unit starts playing from the card automatically.

Remove the card

1Press to turn off the unit.

2Press the card until you hear a click

sound.

» The card is now disengaged.

3Remove the card.

Play options

To pause, press .

To resume play, press again.

To skip to the previous/next track, press /.

To search backward/forward rapidly within the current track, press / for 3 seconds.

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Contents Register your product and get support at Contents Recycling SafetyNever place any objects other than discs into the apparatus Apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashingKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. All rights reserved Introduction Your car audio systemWhat’s in the box Quick start guideM l Overview of the main unitPage Connect wires ISO male connectors Install the car audioGet started Mount into the dashboard 183 Set clock Turn onAttach the front panel View clockListen to radio Tune to a preset stationTune to a radio station Store radio stations in memoryPlay from USB Play audio filesInsert a card Play optionsView play information Search for an MP3/WMA trackRepeat play Shuffle playAdjust sound Select blackout setting ResetTurn demo mode on/off Turn beep sound on/offDetach the front panel Additional informationReplace fuse Remove the unitProduct information Troubleshooting Secure Digital. a type of memory card with a flash memory GlossaryWMA Windows Media Audio