ANDROID
CMTPJ
DEVICE
OPERATION
Media
Transfer
Protocol
(MTP) is a
standard
developed
for
connecting media (music)
devices
over
USB.
It
has been adopted
on
a
number
of
platforms
including
Android.
FUSION
currently
supports
a range of
smartphones
utilising
MTP.
Refer to
www.fusionelectronics.com
for
the
latest
list
of
support
devices.
CONNECTING
A
MTP
Device
Connect a
FUSION
UNI-Dock
(MS-UNIDOCK)
to gain the
benefits
of
integrated
housing
and
charging
for
your
MTP device.
Alternatively
your
device USB cable can
be
used to
connect
to the MS-RA205.
LISTENING
TO
A
MTP
DEVICE
Press
'Source'
button
and cycle to
MTP.
Playback
will
start
automatically.
Only available
if
a MTP device is connected.
INITIAL
SONG
TITLE LOADING FROM
MTP
DEVICES
Following
connection
to the USB connector, the
MS-RA205
will
download the
full
List of song
names
from
the device to create a song
title
index. This
process
must
be
completed
before
music
playback can begin.
For
devices
with
Large
music
collections
this
may take
several
minutes.
The song count
will
be
displayed
during
this
process.
Other
sources
can
be
selected
while
this
process
is
underway.
The
file
name download
and indexing
will
continue as a background
task.
MUSIC
FOLDER
STRUCTURE
FUSION
recommends
that
folders
contain no
more
than
300
files
each. Exceeding
this
Limitation may cause the phone to become
unresponsive
and the
FUSION
Stereo to
reset
the USB
link
to the phone. Music
files
must
be
located in a
folder
using one of the
following
names. The
folder
must
be
Located in the
root
directory
of
your
device.
My Music
My_Music
mobile
Music
SO
cards
may
be
used
on
devices
that
support
them.
Songs may
be
copied to both the
phone's
internal
memory
and the
external
memory.
The
rules
regarding
folder
naming
apply to both
memory
types.
MTP
DEVICE
NAVIGATION
Press
the 'Menu'
button
to
enter
the MTP menu. Songs
stored
in MP3 and M4A
format
(see note below) can
be
played
on
the
FUSION
Stereo. The
FUSION Stereo
will
display
your
music
collection
in
groupings
of Songs,
Albums
and
Artists
allowing
you to
browse
in
these
categories.
In
addition to the above
groupings
your
music
collection
can
be
browsed
according
to the
folder
structure
on
your
device. The
root
folder
for
each
storage
memory
on
your
device
memory
will
be displayed in the
Settings
menu,
for
example;
PHONE, CARD, etc. Storage card
locations
on
phones
are
also
supported.
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