Technical data

Entertainment Radio MINI Boost CD
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To interrupt the scan and select a track:
Press the button.
Selecting MP3 tracks
The CD player can also play CDs with com-
pressed audio files, e.g. MP3 and WMA.
Selecting a track
1.
Press the button.
2. Select the desired file and press the right-
hand knob.
> : press right-hand knob to open file
> : press right-hand knob to close file
3. If required select other sub-files and press
right-hand knob.
4. Select the desired track and press the right-
hand knob.
You can scroll through the file during replay.
To change to the current track:
Press the button.
Track display
You can access any information available on the
current track:
1.
Press button.
2.
Press button.
Slide CD out of the CD player
Press the button.
The CD is ejected part way out of the drive.
Operating displays
> "Insert CD"
The CD drive is empty.
> "Error CD"
The CD cannot be read or is defective.
> "Temp. CD"
Operating temperature too high.
Notes
CD players are Class 1 laser products. Do
not operate with damaged cover or
severe eye injuries can result.
Do not use CDs with retrospectively affixed
labels, as otherwise these may become
detached during playing as a result of heat gen-
eration and possibly cause irreparable damage
to the system.
Only use round CDs with a standard diameter of
12 cm, approx. 5 in, and do not play CDs with
adapter, e.g. single CDs, as otherwise the CDs or
the adapter can jam and possibly can no longer
be ejected.
Do not use combined CD/DVDs, e.g. DVD
Plus
, as
otherwise the CD/DVD may jam and can no
longer be ejected.<
General faults
The CD players have been optimised for use in
the car. They may react more sensitively to
faulty CDs than devices designed for stationary
use.
If a CD cannot be played, first of all check that it
has been correctly inserted.
Humidity
High air humidity can cause condensation to
form on the CD or focusing lens for the laser
beam and temporarily prevent the CD being
played.
Faults with individual CDs
If faults only occur with individual CDs, this may
be due to one of the following causes.
Home burned CDs
Causes of faults in home burned CDs are for
example non-uniform data production and
burning processes and the low quality or ageing
of the blank used.
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