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How to operate the USB music file player

Operation

About playable USB memory standards

• Supported File System:

FAT 12/16/32

• Playable Audio Format:

MP3/WMA

• Max.Current:

500 mA

• Compatibility:

USB1.1/2.0 (Full speed)

• Correspondence:

USB mass storage class

Playable MP3 file standards

• Supported standards:

MPEG-1

MPEG-2

Audio Layer III

• Supported sampling frequencies:

MPEG-1: 32, 44.1, 48 (kHz)

MPEG-2: 16, 22.05, 24 (kHz)

• Supported bit rate:

MPEG-1: 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 160, 192, 224, 256, 320 (kbps)

MPEG-2: 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 144,160 (kbps)

* Supports VBR. (8 to 320 Kbps)

* Does not support free format.

• Supported channel modes:

Stereo, Joint, Dual, Monaural

For Your Safety in Using the CD50302
- Table of Contents7
Operating Precautions14
- Notes on Operation14
Names of Controls and Parts15
- Turning the Power on and off17
- Switching Audio Modes17
- Adjusting Volume17
- Switching Rotary Modes18
- About a Shortcut18
  - Creating a Shortcut18
  - Using a Shortcut19
- Switching Screen19
- Detaching the Front Panel20
How to Operate the CD/MP3/WMA Player21
- About Compact Discs21
- About Cleaning a CD23
- About MP3/WMA23
- Listening to a CD27
- Track (File) Up/Down27
- Folder Up/Down28
- Fast Forward/Rewind28
- Scan*/Repeat/Random29
- Folder Scan*/Repeat/Random29
- Displaying Title29
- Ejecting the Disc30
How to Operate the USB Music File Player31
- About Playable USB Memory Standards31
- How to Operate the USB Music File Player33
  - Listening to Music Files in USB Memory34
- Disconnecting USB Memory34
The Bluetooth Audio Function35
- About the Bluetooth Audio Function35
- About the Bluetooth Specifications35
  - Supported Bluetooth Specifications35
  - Supported Profile35
- What Is Bluetooth36
- Bluetooth Audio Setup36
- Listening to Music39
- Stopping the Music39
- Pausing the Music39
- Selecting the Music You Want to Listen to39
- Fast Forward/Rewind39
How to Operate the Tuner40
- Listening to the Tuner40
- Tuning to a Station40
- Operations During Rotary Mode40
- Automatically Storing Stations into Memory. (the Automatic Preset Mode: ASM)41
- Manually Storing Stations into Memory41
- Preset Station Scan41
- Changing the Reception Sensitivity for Automatic Scanning42
- Changing the Radio Band Location42
How to Use the Remote Control43
- Precautions in Use of the Remote Control43
- Cleaning the Remote Control43
- Replacing the Battery44
The Bluetooth Hands-Free Function45
- About the Bluetooth Hands-Free Function45
- About the Bluetooth Specifications45
  - Supported Bluetooth Specifications45
  - Supported Profile45
- What Is Bluetooth46
- Setting the Bluetooth Hands-Free Function46
- Selecting the Bluetooth Hands-Free Mode54
- Making a Call54
- Receiving a Call56
- Hanging up (Refusing a Call)56
- Adjusting the Volume56
  - Adjusting the Ring Tone Volume56
  - Adjusting the Voice Volume57
- Storing Phone Numbers in Preset Dial57
ESN Security Operating Procedure58
- About ESN58
- How to Operate the ESN (Key CD) Security58
- How to Turn the Security Indicator On/Off60
- How to Read the Electronic Serial Number61
How to Operate the AUDIO CONTROL62
- Switching Audio Control Modes62
How to Operate the Sound Adjustment Mode64
- About Sound Adjustment Mode64
- Switching the Sound Adjustment Mode68
- Parametric Equalizer Adjustment (PEQ)68
  - Manually Adjusting the Equalizer Mode69
- Selecting an Equalizer Mode from Memory69
- Resetting the Equalizer Mode69
- Automatically Adjusting the Equalizer Mode (Auto EQ)70
  - Measuring Frequency Characteristics70
- Changing the Equalizer Mode (Auto EQ) Based on the Measurement Result71
- Time Alignment Adjustment (Time Alignment)71
  - Manually Adjusting Time Alignment71
  - Automatically Adjusting Time Alignment (Auto TA)72
- Position Selector73
- Crossover Adjustment (X-Over)73
- Multi-Harmonizer Settings (Harmonizer)74
- Non-Fader Settings (Non-F Setting)74
  - Non-Fader Output Settings (Output)74
  - Non-Fader Phase Settings (Phase)74
Making Changes with Display Adjustment Mode75
- Switching the Display Adjustment Mode75
- Switching the Brightness (Bright)75
- Changing Illumination Color76
- Changing Display Type (DISP Type)76
- Changing Background (Background)76
- Changing Spectrum Analyzer (S/A)76
- Changing the Scroll Type (Scroll Type)77
- Importing Display Data (DISP Data)77
Making Changes with Function Mode79
- Switching the Function Mode79
- Setting the Guide Tone79
- Setting Clock Display (Clock ON/OFF)79
- Setting Time (Clock Adjust)80
- Switching Demonstration Screen Display (Demo)80
- Setting Spectrum Analyzer Sensitivity (S/A Sensitivity)81
- Setting the Steering Remote Function (U.S.A. Only)81
How to Operate the Main Unit with an Optional CD Changer Connected87
- Listening to a CD87
- Advancing to the Next Track or Returning to the Beginning of the Track Being Played87
- Operations During Rotary Mode87
- Fast Forward/Rewind87
- Playing the Beginning of Tracks (SCAN)87
- Repeating the same Track (REPEAT)88
- Playing Tracks in Random Order (RANDOM)88
- Skipping to the Next or Previous CD88
- Specifying a CD to Play88
How to Operate the Tuner with an Optional HD Radio Tuner Connected (U.S.A. Only)89
- About HD Radio89
- Switching between Displays When Receiving HD Radio89
- HD Radio Reception Settings89
- Tuning to a Sub Channel (SPS)90
- Storing Tag Information about the Currently Played Track (Tagging)91
How to Operate the Tuner with an Optional XM Satellite Radio Tuner Connected (U.S.A./CANADA Only)92
- About XM Satellite Radio92
- Selecting the Radio Mode92
- Selecting a Channel92
  - Operations During Rotary Mode92
  - Category Selection93
- Direct Channel Selection93
- Manually Storing Channels into Memory93
- Preset Channel Scan93
- Switching Displays When Using the XM Satellite Radio94
How to Operate the Tuner with an Optional SIRIUS Satellite Radio Tuner Connected (U.S.A./CANADA Only)95
- About SIRIUS Satellite Radio95
- Selecting the Radio Mode95
- Selecting a Channel95
  - Operations During Rotary Mode95
  - Category Selection96
- Direct Channel Selection96
- Manually Storing Channels into Memory96
- Preset Channel Scan96
- Switching Displays When Using the SIRIUS Satellite Radio97
How to Operate the Main Unit with the Optional Direct Cable for Ipod ® Connected98
- Listening to Ipod Music Files (if an Ipod Is Not Connected)98
- Listening to Ipod Music Files (if an Ipod Is Connected)98
- Switching the Operation Mode99
- Advancing to the Next Music File or Returning to the Beginning of the Music File Being Played99
- Fast Forward/Rewind99
- Switching the List99
- Searching for a Music File99
- Repeating the same Music File (REPEAT)101
- Playing Music Files in Random Order (SHUFFLE)101
- Displaying Text101
Others102
- Connecting a Portable Audio Player to the AUX Jack102
  - Switching the AUX Mode on and off102
  - Changing Auxiliary Input Sensitivity103
If You Have a Question104
- Displayed Information (for Troubleshooting)104
- When You Think There Is a Malfunction107
Specifications109
How to Contact Customer Service111
- Security Code112

Brand	Eclipse
Model	CD5030
Category	Car Receiver
Language	English

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