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Symptom, Remedy/Cause, MP3/WMA/AAC

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ENGLISH MP3/WMA/AAC Symptom Remedy/Cause • Tracks do not play back in the order you have Playback order is determined when files are recorded. intended them to play. • Elapsed playing time is not correct. This occurs sometimes during play. This is caused by how the tracks are recorded on the disc. • "Please Eject" appears on the display. Insert a disc that contains MP3/WMA/AAC tracks. • "Not Support" appears on the display and track skips. Skip to the next track encoded in an appropriate format or to the next non-copy-protected WMA track. • "No Files" appears on the display. Change the disc that contains MP3/WMA/AAC tracks. • Correct characters are not displayed (e.g. album name). This unit can only display letters (capital: A - Z, small: a - z), numbers, and a limited number of symbols (see page 37). • Noise is generated. • The track played back is not a playable file format (MP3/WMA/AAC/WAV). Skip to another file. • Do not add the extension code , , , or to non-MP3/WMA/AAC/WAV tracks. • Tracks cannot play back as you have intended Playback order may differs from the one played back using them to play. other players. • "File Check" keeps flashing on the display. • Readout time varies depending on the USB device. • Do not use too many hierarchy, folders and empty folders.* • Turn off the power then on again. • Do not pull out or connect the USB device repeatedly while "File Check" is displayed on the display. * Folder that is phisically empty or folder that contains data but does not contain valid MP3/WMA/AAC/WAV track. • "No Files" flashes on the display. • "No USB" appears on the display. Connect a USB device that contains tracks encoded in an appropriate format. • "Not Support" appears on the display and track skips. The track is unplayable. • "Read Failed" appears on the display. The connected USB device may be malfunctioning, or may not have been formatted correctly. The files included in the USB device are corrupted. • Correct characters are not displayed (e.g. album name). For available characters, see page 37. USB 44

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Symptom
Remedy/Cause
MP3/WMA/AAC
•
Tracks do not play back in the order you have
intended them to play.
Playback order is determined when files are recorded.
•
Elapsed playing time is not correct.
This occurs sometimes during play. This is caused by how
the tracks are recorded on the disc.
•
“Please Eject” appears on the display.
Insert a disc that contains MP3/WMA/AAC tracks.
•
“Not Support” appears on the display and
track skips.
Skip to the next track encoded in an appropriate format or
to the next non-copy-protected WMA track.
•
“No Files” appears on the display.
Change the disc that contains MP3/WMA/AAC tracks.
•
Correct characters are not displayed (e.g.
album name).
This unit can only display letters (capital: A – Z,
small: a – z), numbers, and a limited number of symbols
(see page 37).
USB
•
Noise is generated.
•
The track played back is not a playable file format
(MP3/WMA/AAC/WAV). Skip to another file.
•
Do not add the extension code <.mp3>, <.wma>,
<.m4a>, or <.wav> to non-MP3/WMA/AAC/WAV
tracks.
•
Tracks cannot play back as you have intended
them to play.
Playback order may differs from the one played back using
other players.
•
“File Check” keeps flashing on the display.
•
Readout time varies depending on the USB device.
•
Do not use too many hierarchy, folders and empty
folders.*
•
Turn off the power then on again.
•
Do not pull out or connect the USB device repeatedly
while “File Check” is displayed on the display.
*
Folder that is phisically empty or folder that contains data
but does not contain valid MP3/WMA/AAC/WAV track.
•
“No Files” flashes on the display.
•
“No USB” appears on the display.
Connect a USB device that contains tracks encoded in an
appropriate format.
•
“Not Support” appears on the display and
track skips.
The track is unplayable.
•
“Read Failed” appears on the display.
The connected USB device may be malfunctioning, or may
not have been formatted correctly. The files included in
the USB device are corrupted.
•
Correct characters are not displayed (e.g.
album name).
For available characters, see page 37.