
Setting Priority Levels
You can set a priority level for each file.
You can choose between “HIGH” and “NORMAL.” The default is NORMAL.
To Set a Priority Level for an Existing File
Setting Priority Levels
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PLAY | |
STOP | INDEX |
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FOLDER |
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/MENU | ERASE |
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| Press the FOLDER/MENU button to |
| 1 choose a folder. |
5 | Press the FF/+ or REW/– button |
2 several times to choose the file to | |
2 | set a priority level. |
Press the INDEX button for longer |
3,4 | 3 | than 1 second. |
“PRIORITY NORMAL” is displayed. | ||
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4 Press the INDEX button to choose between “HIGH” and “NORMAL.”
5 Press the REC/SET button to accept the choice.
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Notes
•A locked file cannot be assigned a priority level.
•A SmartMedia card with a
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