For
Transfer:
Press REC TO USB.
“SYNC” and “REC” light up in the display. Then, transferring starts when “Don’t Remove USB” appears in the display.
When the transferring is completed, the disc and the USB device stop automatically.
For REC1 Transferring:
Press REC TO USB.
“REC” lights up in the display. Then, transferring starts when “Don’t Remove USB” appears in the display. When the transferring is completed, the disc continues to play.
For Manual Transferring:
Press REC TO USB.
“REC” lights up in the display. Then, transferring starts when “Don’t Remove USB” appears in the display. Start playback the source to be transferred.
A new file is automatically created after approximately 1 hour of transferring.
You can also create a new file any time during transferring by pressing REC TO USB. “New Track” appears in the display and transferring continues as a new file.
However, if you press REC TO USB after a few seconds from the new file creation, the file cannot be created and “Not in Use” appears in the display.
To stop transferring, press x.
Tip
If noise is heard while transferring from the radio, move the respective antenna to reduce the noise.
Notes
•Transferring stops automatically when you change the function or tuner band on
CHANNEL B.
•When a new MP3 file is created, a few seconds of music source would be lost.
To select the transferring destination on the USB device
If the USB device has more than one memory (for example, internal memory and a memory card), you can select which memory to read to and then start transferring.
1Connect the USB device to the
(USB) port on the unit.
2Press OPTIONS.
3Turn JOG DIAL to select “USB SELECT”.
4Press ENTER.
The name of a memory is displayed. The displayed name vary depending on the specifications of the USB device.
5Turn JOG DIAL to select the drive you want.
If only one memory can be selected, proceed to step 6.
To cancel this operation, press
OPTIONS.
6Press ENTER, then press OPTIONS to exit the OPTIONS menu.
7Start transferring by following steps 2 and 3 of “Transferring onto an USB device” (page 21).