!Preferenceconditions are canceled when
switchingfrom ALBUM to PLAYLIST. How-
ever,the list currently being played (under the
mostrecent preference conditions) continues
toplay until either of the following procedures
areperformed with the aor b(or
MULTI-CONTROL)button.
—Adifferent list is selected
—Anew preference list has been started
Playback by selecting aplaylist
Youcan select and play back a playlist you
wantto listen to from PLAYLIST of the iPod.
1 UseBAND (BAND/ESC) to switch to
PLAYLIST.
PLAYLISTis displayed for about two seconds.
Eachtime you press BAND (BAND/ESC) the
displaychanges in the following order:
PLAYLIST(playlists)—GENRE (genres)—
ARTIST(artists)—ALBUM (albums)
2 Useaor b(or MULTI-CONTROL) to se-
lectthe playlist you want to listen to.
Usinga(or pushing MULTI-CONTROL up) se-
lectsthe previous playlist. Using b(or push-
ingMULTI-CONTROL down) selects the next
playlist.
Thename of the playlist is displayed for about
twoseconds, then playback of the selected
playliststarts.
3 Usecor d(or MULTI-CONTROL) to se-
lectthe track you want to listen to.
Playbackof the selected track will start.
Displaying textinformation on iPod
Textinformation recorded on the iPod can be
displayed.
%Selectthe desired information.
Referto Function compatibility charts on page
7.
Playtime—Song title—Artist name—Album
title—Repeatplay status—Random play sta-
tus
#Ifthe characters recorded on the iPod are not
compatiblewith a head unit, those characters
willnot be displayed.
Notes
!Whenusing this unit as an external unit, head
unitscan display the first 8 letters of the song
title,the artist name and the album title.
!Youcan scroll to the left the song title, the ar-
tistname and the album title.
Repeating play
Forplayback of the songs on the iPod, there
aretwo repeat play ranges: TRK (repeat one
song)and ALL (repeat all songs in the list).
!WhileRPT is set to TRK, you cannot select
theother songs.
%Selectthe repeat range.
Referto Function compatibility charts on page
7.
!TRK–Repeat just the current song
!ALL–Repeat all songs in the list
Operating with different
head units
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