Rockford Fosgate RFX9220M manual DN Down Button, Fast Forward/Fast Reverse, Programmable Titling

OPERATION – MP3

DN {Down} Button

When playing an MP3 track, pressing the DN {Down} Button ( ) will take you to the beginning of the

previous track. For example, if listening to track 3, pressing the DN {Down} Button ( ) goes to the beginning of track 2, not the beginning of track 3.

However, if playing a regular audio CD track and the DOWN button is pressed, the player will take you to the beginning of the same track as long as the playing track has been playing for more than 10 seconds. If the

track is within 10 seconds of its beginning, pressing the DN {Down} Button (	) will take the player to the
beginning of the previous track.

Fast Forward/Fast Reverse

This function is possible in MP3 Mode, but the time will not display and there will be no sound.

Maximum Writing Speed and Bit Depth

The maximum speed of the CD ROM burner accepted by the RFX units is 12X.The maximum bit rate range possible is 32kb/sec–320kb/sec. For best performance of scrolling display, before creating a file system in your CDR burning program, select the CD layout properties menu and file system tabs. Use JOLIET file format, this allows a maximum of 32 upper and lowercase scrolling characters to be displayed.

NOTE: Make sure that when a MP3 CD is burned that it is formatted as a data disc and NOT as an audio disc.

Programmable Titling

Programmable Titling is not available in MP3 mode. However, default is selectable to track/time or song title on disc.

Directory Structure

The MP3 directory is set up in three levels and is comprised of three components: (1) the Root, (2) Folders,

and (3) Songs. Songs are played in the order and level in
which they are located. As shown in the diagram to the	LEVEL 1			ROOT
right, all songs in Level 2 are played before the songs	LEVEL 2
contained in Level 3 or lower.These levels are descriptive		Song01	Directory01	Directory02			Directory03
of the function of having songs in folders and subfolders.			Song02	Directory04	Directory05		Song05
Any song in a level below Level 3 is treated as though it
	LEVEL 3		Song03				Song06
were in Level 3, but will play in the level order as shown.			Song04				Song07
The songs in the diagram at the right are numbered in the	Any level			Song08			Song10
order they will play.	deeper than
	LEVEL 3
	will be			Song09			Song11
NOTE: Songs located in subfolders will not display when	treated as
	LEVEL 3
scrolling within the folder. Songs and folders will	LEVEL 1			"My MP3s"
display in the same order as they appear in your
file manager on your PC.	LEVEL 2	Song01	Soft Rock	Hard Rock			Top 40
			Song02	Speed Metal		Classics	Song05
	LEVEL 3		Song03				Song06
			Song04				Song07
	Any level			Song08			Song10
	deeper than
	LEVEL 3
	will be			Song09			Song11
	treated as
	LEVEL 3

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