Playback From External Devices And Media: Usb; Playback From External Devices And Media: Bluetooth - Blaupunkt 400-Serie Bedienungsanleitung

10. Playback from external devices and media: USB

Basic information
Data media/media types used:
• USB storage media with FAT16, FAT32, exFAT file system
• file formats: MP2, MP3, WMA, FLAC, ACC, WAC
Note: The trouble-free functioning of all media files,
including those listed above, cannot be guaranteed due to the
variety of software such files may be created with.
Note: The USB port supports USB storage media (also
known as USB sticks) which are classified as Mass Storage
Devices (MSD). Direct connection of MP3 players or cell
phones to play music is not possible.
USB mode
The unit is provided with a USB port:
• USB port under the flap on the front of the unit (see
"CONTROLS – DEVICE")
Connecting USB storage medium/starting USB playback
Open the cover flap marked USB (tilt it upward).
Carefully plug the USB data carrier into the USB port, do not
use force nor bend the USB data carrier.
The unit automatically switches to the USB mode. The data is
loaded and the playback begins with the first media file
recognised by the device.
If a USB data carrier has already been connected, switch to the
USB source with the SRC button.
USB playback
By turning the right button/knob, you can change tracks,
forward and backward.
11. Playback from external devices and media: Bluetooth®
Bluetooth® supported devices
The Bluetooth® functionality allows you to pair cell phones
and media players with your car radio.
If the connected Bluetooth® device supports A2DP and AVRCP,
you can play music on the car radio and control the playback.
Note: At the time of launch, extensive testing of Bluetooth®
functionality was conducted with various phones and media
players to ensure the highest possible compatibility. However,
some features may be limited or not work at all depending on
the device in use. In case of such problems, please check if an
update is available for your device or radio.
Note: Up to 5 Bluetooth® devices can be paired, but they
cannot be connected simultaneously. Before connecting
another Bluetooth® device, disconnect the already connected
device.
Note: It is not possible to stream from this device to
another device via Bluetooth® (e.g. Bluetooth® speakers, etc.),
this radio only supports Bluetooth® music signal reception.
If you press the right button/knob once (CUE/REW or WIND
appears in the display), you can fast-forward and rewind tracks
by turning the right button/knob. Rotating again in the same
direction stops the fast forwarding/rewinding.
If you press the right button/knob again (the display shows
FOLDER or DIRECTORY), you can change the directory by
turning the right button/knob.
Special functions
You can use the station buttons 1-4 to activate/deactivate the
special functions: TRACK SEARCH (select/search for a track
using the right button/knob), PLAY/PAUSE, REPEAT (TRACK or
DIRECTORY), and SHUFFLE (ALL or DIRECTORY).
The DIS button can show different track information on the
display depending on the files used.
Playback function (SCAN)
You can play back tracks from the data carrier.
To do this, press the right button/knob for more than one
second.
The display will show SCAN message and the current track.
The scanning (SCAN) continues until stopped by pressing the
right button/knob.
Removing USB storage media
Never remove the data carrier without first turning the device
off, otherwise the data carrier or the data on it may be
damaged.
Bluetooth® pairing/Starting playback via Bluetooth®
Turn the device on, open the Bluetooth® settings on the
Bluetooth® device, search for available devices, pair them as
instructed in the Bluetooth® device's manual. After a successful
pairing, the car radio displays PAIRED/CONNECTED, the name
of the connected telephone and a small Bluetooth® symbol.
Note: The pairing is required only once, after which the
devices will reconnect automatically.
If a device has already been paired (the small Bluetooth®
symbol is displayed), switch to the BLUETOOTH® source with
the SRC button.
Bluetooth® playback
By turning the right button/knob, you can change tracks,
forward and backward.
Depending on the Bluetooth® device or the music playback
application used on it, different track information can be
displayed using the DIS button.