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Pioneer AVIC-U310BT Media compatibility chart, Appendix, Cd-R/-Rw, USB storage device

Models: AVIC-U310BT

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Appendix

Media compatibility chart

General

Media

CD-R/-RW

USB storage device

	ISO9660 level 1,
File system	ISO9660 level 2,	FAT16/FAT32
	Romeo and Joliet

Maximum number of folders	255	500

Maximum number of files	999	15 000

Playable file types	MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV	MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV

MP3 compatibility

Media

File extension

Bit rate

Sampling frequency

ID3 tag

CD-R/-RW, USB storage device

.mp3

8 kbps to 320 kbps (CBR), VBR

16 kHz to 48 kHz

ID3 Tag Ver. 1.0, 1.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4

Notes:

!Ver. 2.x of ID3 Tag is given priority when both Ver. 1.x and Ver. 2.x exist.

!The navigation system is not compatible with the following: MP3i (MP3 interactive), mp3 PRO, m3u playlist

WMA compatibility

Media	CD-R/-RW, USB storage device

File extension	.wma

Bit rate	48 kbps to 384 kbps (CBR), VBR

Sampling frequency	32 kHz to 48 kHz

Note:

!The navigation system is not compatible with the following: Windows Media Audio 9 Professional, Lossless, Voice

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Pioneer AVIC-U310BT operation manual Media compatibility chart, Appendix, Cd-R/-Rw, CD-R/-RW,USB storage device

Contents

English FLASH MEMORY NAVIGATION AUDIO RECEIVERAVIC-U310BT Operation ManualContents Thank you for buying this Pioneer productContents –Setting “Close Up View”Contents Making a phone call using missed call historyContents frequenciesContents Switching between automatic and manualManual overview How to use this manualIntroduction Notice regarding MP3 file usageProtecting the LCD panel Resetting the microprocessoriPod compatibility and screenIntroduction IntroductionpIf you have connected other equipment to 02Before you start Checking part names and functionsInserting and ejecting a disc Before you startInserting and ejecting an SD memory card Ejecting a discPlugging and unplugging a USB storage device Ejecting an SD memory card02Before you start Disconnecting your iPod Connecting and disconnecting an iPodConnecting your iPod Protecting your product from theftRegular startup Flow from startup to terminationOn first-timestartup 02Before you startRemoving the detachable device How to use the detachable deviceRemoving and attaching the detachable device Attaching the detachable device03 How to use the detachable device Installing the batteryDisposing of the battery How to use the detachable device Monitoring the battery statusCharging the battery of detachable device Turning on the detachable device03How to use the detachable device Connecting with your PCHow to use the detachable device How to use the detachable device04 How to use the navigation menu screens Screen switching overviewWhat you can do on each menu Operating list screens e.g. city list How to use the navigation menu screensHow to use the navigation menu screens Operating the on-screenkeyboard05 How to use the map How to read the map screenDisplaying the audio information bar How to use the mapHow to use the map Enlarged map of the intersectionOperating the map screen 05How to use the mapSwitching the map orientation Changing the scale of the mapScrolling the map to the position you want to see Customizing the map screen settingsViewing information about a specified location use the mapDisplaying POI on the map 05How to use the mapHow to use the map Switching the map between 2D and 3DDisplaying maneuvers How to use the mapSetting the current street name display Setting “Close Up View”Setting the “Favorites” icon display Changing the road colorThe basic flow of creating your route Setting a route to your destinationSetting a route to your destination Checking the location on the map06Setting a route to your destination Modifying the route calculation conditionsSetting a route to your destination Checking the current itineraryAdding a waypoint Setting a route to your destination4Touch OK on the “Waypoints List” screen 06Setting a route to your destination3 Search for a location “Route confirmation screen” appearsEditing waypoints Checking and modifying the current routeChecking the current itinerary Checking andDeleting a waypoint 07Checking and modifying the current routeModifying the route calculation conditions Sorting waypointsChecking and modifying the current route Using the demonstration guidanceCanceling the route guidance Checking and modifying the current route08Searching for and selecting a location Searching for a location by addressSearching for and selecting a location Searching for and selecting a locationSetting up a route to your home Searching for Points of Interest POI08Searching for and selecting a location Searching for POIs around the city Searching for a nearby POISearching for POIs around the destination Searching for and selecting a locationSelecting destination from “Favorites” Selecting a location you searched for recently08Searching for and selecting a location Searching for and selecting a location Searching for a location by coordinatesSearching for a location by scrolling the map Searching for and selecting a locationEditing registered locations 09Registering and editing locationsRegistering a location into “Favorites” Registering a location by “Favorites”Sorting the entry in “Favorites” Registering and editing locationsRegistering and editing your home Deleting the entry in “Favorites”Deleting an entry in “History” Editing your home09Registering and editing locations Registering and editing locations Registering and editing locationsPreparing communication Using hands-freephoningDisplaying the Phone Menu devicesSearching for a specified phone Using hands-freephoningSearching for nearby phones Using hands-freephoning10Using hands-freephoning Pairing from your cellular phoneDeleting a registered phone Connecting a registered cellular phoneDisconnecting a cellular phone Using hands-freephoningDirect dialing Making a phone callMaking a call home easily Calling a number in the “Contacts”Dialing GOOG-411 Using hands-freephoningUsing hands-freephoning Making a phone call using missed call history Dialing the entry in the “Favorites”10Using hands-freephoning Dialing from the map Receiving a phone callDialing a facility’s phone number Answering an incoming callTransferring the phone book Rejecting an incoming call10Using hands-freephoning Clearing memory Setting the phoneSetting the phone volume Using hands-freephoningEcho canceling and noise reduction Stopping Bluetooth wave transmissionSetting the automatic rejection function Setting automatic connectionUsing hands-freephoning Notes for hands-freephoningEditing the device name Using hands-freephoningUpdating the Bluetooth wireless technology softwareUsing hands-freephoning Setting the volume for navigation system Customizing the regional settingsSelecting the language Setting the time difference Changing the unit between km and milesReplicating the settings Setting the keyboard layoutChanging the virtual speed of the vehicle Setting the power-savingfunction Correcting the current location Checking the connections of leadsChecking the version information Adjusting the screen brightness Restoring the default settingTurning off the screen Gas Mileage Other functionsExporting data for “AVIC FEEDS” Other functionsRecording your travel history 12Other functionsExporting and importing the entry in “Favorites” Exporting the entry in “Favorites”Importing “Favorites” edited on “AVIC FEEDS” Other functionsOther functions “PC Mode” function Canceling “PC Mode”Switching to “PC Mode” 12Other functionsBasic flow of operation Using the audio source Switching the audio operation screenBasic flow of operation Pressing LIST or EJECT button enables you 13 Basic flow of operationScreen switching overview PressBasic flow of operation What you can do on each menuBasic flow of operation buttons Using the radio FMOperating by hardware Reading the screenStoring the strongest broadcast frequencies Tuning in strong signalsUsing the radio FM Using the radio FMOperating by hardware 15 Using the radio AMStoring and recalling broadcast frequencies buttonsTuning in strong signals Using the radio AMUsing the radio AM Storing the strongest broadcast frequenciesOperating by hardware 16 Using the HD Radio Digital RadioReading the screen buttonsUsing the HD Radio Digital Radio Using the HD Radio Digital RadioSwitching the seek mode Tuning in strong signals16Using the HD Radio Digital Radio Switching the reception modePlaying audio CDs Playing audio CDsOperating by hardware buttons Reading the screenSelecting a track from the list Setting a repeat play rangePlay tracks in random order Scan tracks of a CDPlaying audio CDs Using advanced sound retrieverPlayback and Pause Playing audio CDs18Playing music files on ROM Reading the screenOperating by hardware buttons Playing music files on ROMPlaying music files on ROM Selecting a track from the listSetting a repeat play range 18 Playing music files on ROMScan folders and tracks Using advanced sound retrieverPlaying music files on ROM Each touch of S.Rtrv changes the settings asSets to S.Rtrv2 No indicator Sets to off Playing music files on ROMOperating by hardware 19 Playing music files on USBReading the screen buttonsPlaying files in random order Playing music files on USBSelecting a file from the list Playing music files on USBScan folders and files Using advanced soundretriever 19 Playing music files on USBUsing an iPod Using an iPodReading the screen Setting a repeat play range Selecting a song from the listUsing an iPod Operating by hardwareUsing an iPod Using an iPodUsing advanced sound retriever Playback and PauseSearching for applicable items alphabetically 20Using an iPodPlaying songs in random order shuffle Playing all songs in random order shuffle allSetting the audiobook play speed Using an iPodUsing an iPod 21Using the XM tuner Reading the screenUsing the XM tuner Using the XM tunerSwitching the XM channel select mode Storing and recalling broadcast stations22Using the SIRIUS tuner Reading the screenUsing the SIRIUS tuner Using the SIRIUS tunerSwitching the SIRIUS channel select mode Operating by hardware buttonsSelecting teams for Game Alert Using the “Instant Replay” functionUsing the Game Alert function 22Using the SIRIUS tunerUsing the SIRIUS tuner Switching the Game Alert on or offDisplaying Game Information Using the SIRIUS tunerReading the screen 23Using the external unit EXT1, EXT2Switching between automatic and manual function Operating by hardware buttonsUsing the external unit EXT1, EXT2 Using the external unit EXT1, EXT2Selecting “AUX” as the source 24Using the AUX sourceSwitching the auxiliary setting Reading the screenTurning the source off Turning the source offSetting the illumination color 26Customizing the initial settingsDisplaying the “Initial Setting” screen Setting the rear output and subwoofer controllerSwitching the sound muting/attenuation Customizing the initial settingsSetting the rear output Customizing the initial settingsUsing balance adjustment Audio adjustmentsUsing the equalizer Displaying theAudio adjustments Adjusting loudnessAdjusting the equalizer curves Audio adjustmentsUsing the high pass filter 27Audio adjustmentsUsing subwoofer output 108 EnAudio adjustments Adjusting source levels Enhancing bass BassAudio adjustments 110 En Setting items to be deleted Method Audio functionsMethod MethodSymptom Appendix TroubleshootingProblems with the navigation screen Cause114 En AppendixSymptom CauseAppendix Problems with the phone screenSymptom If the screen becomes frozenAppendix Messages and how to react to them 116 EnCause Appendix Messages for audio functionsMessage Action ReferenceAppendix 118 EnPositioning by GPS Handling large errorsPositioning technology Map matchingWhen positioning by GPS is impossible Appendix120 En Appendix If the road has a series of hairpin bendsHandling and care of discs Route setting informationRoute search specifications AppendixAmbient conditions for playing a disc Playable discsBuilt-indrive and care AppendixCompatibility Detailed information forplayable media AppendixHandling guidelines and supplemental information AppendixSD memory card and SDHC memory card =For more details about SD memory cardMedia Media compatibility chartAppendix CD-R/-RWAAC compatibility AppendixWAV compatibility Common notesAppendix WMA BluetoothSD and SDHC logo 128 Enregarding connectable iPods Detailed informationiPhone iPodMaintaining the LCD screen Using the LCD screen correctlyHandling the LCD screen LED light-emittingdiode“Navigation Menu” screen “Settings Menu” screenAppendix Display information Page132 En “Phone Menu” screenAppendix PageGlossary AppendixAppendix 134 EnGeneral SpecificationsAppendix AudioAppendix CEA2006 SpecificationsBluetooth 136 En<KMZZX> <09D00000> PIONEER CORPORATION4-1,MEGURO 1-CHOME, MEGURO-KUTOKYO 153-8654,JAPAN <CRB3015-A>UC