Selecting A Directory; Selecting Tracks/Fi Les; Fast Searching - Blaupunkt London MP48 Mode D'emploi Et De Montage

Confi guring the default display
You can display various types of informa-
tion on the current track:
• Track number and playing time
• Track number and time
• Directory number and Track number
• Directory number and time
• Directory number and playing time
Note:
After the MP3 scrolling text was
scrolled once after a track change, the
information is permanently shown on
the display.
To switch between the different display
options,
u press the DISP button ; once or
several times until the desired display
appears.
Confi guring the MP3 scrolling texts
One of the following scrolling texts is
shown once on the display with every track
change. Afterwards, the confi gured stand-
ard display is shown.
The available scrolling texts are:
• File name ("FILE NAME")
• Directory name ("DIR NAME")
• Name of the track ("SONG NAME")
• Name of the album ("ALBM NAME")
• Name of the artist ("ARTIST")
Note:
Artist, track and album name can be
displayed only if they were stored with
the MP3 fi les (MP3 ID tags). For further
details, please read the instructions of
All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
To switch between the different display
options,
u
u
u
u
When you have fi nished making your chang-
es,
u

Selecting a directory

To move up or down to another directory,
u
Selecting tracks/fi les
To move up or down to another track/fi le in
the current directory,
u
If you press the
rent track will be played again from the be-
ginning.

Fast searching

To fast search backwards or forwards,
u
your PC MP3 software or burner soft-
ware.
press the MENU•OK button 5.
button 4 repeat-
Press the or
edly until "MP3 DISP" appears on the
display.
button 4 to open the
Press the
menu.
Select the desired MP3 scrolling text
button 4.
with the or
press the ESCAPE button <.
button 4 once or
press the or
several times.
button 4 once or
press the or
several times.
button 4 once, the cur-
press and hold down the
4 until fast searching backwards/for-
wards begins.
MP3/WMA mode
or button
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