Get Multimedia System Manual -> Audio Guide for Toyota 86 2 Door Second Generation (2022-2025)

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Audio

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6-1. Basic operation

Some basics.......................64

6-2. Radio operation

AM radio/FM radio..............67

DAB ....................................69

6-3. Media operation

USB memory ......................72

iPod/iPhone ........................74

Bluetooth^®audio.................76

AUX ....................................79

Android Auto.......................80

6-4. Audio remote controls

Steering switches ...............82

6

6-5. Tips for operating the

audio/visual system

Operating information.........83

6-1. Basic operation

64

6-1.Basic operation



button: Press to display

Some basics

screen buttons for the radio.

This section describes some of

the basic features of the

audio/visual system. Some

information may not pertain to

your system.

Your audio/visual system

works when the engine switch

is changed to ACC or ON.

●

The audio/visual system will remain

off if you change the position of

engine switch Off to ACC/ON while

the audio/visual system is off. If you

had set the volume to mute, the

audio/visual system will remain mute

and the track will start playing from

where it was last stopped.

Selecting an audio source

NOTICE

1 Press the

the “Media”, or press the

button.

2 Select the desired audio source.

Media screen

button and select

●

To prevent the 12-volt battery from

being discharged, do not leave the

audio/visual system on longer than

necessary when the engine is not

running.



Turning the system on and

off



Radio screen

 “VOLUME” knob: Press and hold

until a message is displayed, and

then select “OK” or wait a few

seconds for the audio/visual sys-

tem to turn off. Press and hold to

turn the system on again. The

system will turn on with the last

audio source used. Turn this

 Each time

button is

knob to adjust the volume. Press

to mute the audio/visual system.

pressed, the radio modes can

also be changed.

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65

Select to reset all setup items.

D

Sound settings

■

Balance/Fader settings

■

Displaying the sound customi-

sation screen

A good balance of the left and right

stereo channels and of the front

and rear sound levels is also impor-

tant.

1 Press the

button.

2 Select “Settings”.

Keep in mind that when listening to

a stereo recording or broadcast,

changing the right/left balance will

increase the volume of 1 group of

sounds while decreasing the vol-

ume of another.

3 Select “Sound”.

4 Select “Audio”.

5 Select “Sound Customisation”.

■

Equaliser settings

How good an audio programme

sounds is largely determined by the

mix of the treble, mid and bass lev-

els. In fact, different kinds of music

and vocal programmes usually

sound better with different mixes of

treble, mid and bass.

1 Display the “Sound Customisa-

tion” screen. (P.65)

6

2 Select “Balance/Fader”.

3 Adjust to the desired position.

1 Display the “Sound Customisa-

tion” screen. (P.65)

2 Select “Equaliser”.

3 Set the desired item.

Select the icon to adjust sound

A

balance.

Select to reset the adjusted

B

position.

■

Vocal Image Control settings

Extract only vocal sound from

whole sound and adjust volume

balance of it.

Select the sliders to adjust

low-pitched tones.

A

Select the sliders to adjust

mid-pitched tones.

B

1 Display the “Sound Customisa-

tion” screen. (P.65)

Select the sliders to adjust

high-pitched tones.

C

2 Select “Vocal Image Control”.

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66

3 Adjust to the desired position.

Select the icon to adjust vocal

A

image control.

Select to set the virtual stage

B

enhancer function.

This function adjusts the sounds

to the high realistic surround

sound by enhancing the vocals.

When this setting is on, the front

and rear setting of “Vocal Image

Control” cannot be set.

Select to reset the vocal image

C

control settings.

Voice recognition system

1 Press this switch to operate the

voice recognition system.

 The voice recognition system

and its list of commands can be

operated. (P.90)

6-2. Radio operation

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6-2.Radio operation

Select again to stop at a

received radio station.

AM radio/FM radio

Select to automatically register

radio stations with high recep-

tion quality to the preset stations

list.

H

Overview

The FM/AM radio operation screen

can be accessed by selecting “FM”

or “AM” on the radio control screen.

(P.64)

Select to display a list of receiv-

able stations. (P.68)

I

Select to display the PTY select

J

Control screen

*

screen. (P.68)

Select to tune to preset stations.

K

^*: FM Radio only

Control panel

6

Select to change radio modes.

A

Select to display the sound cus-

B

tomisation screen. (P.65)

*

Select to display the radio text.

C

Select to display the radio set-

D

ting screen. (P.37)

Turn to adjust the volume.

A

Select to change the preset sta-

tion list.

E

Press to mute the audio/visual

system.

Press and hold to turn the

audio/visual system off, and

press and hold to turn it on

again.

Select to step up/down frequen-

cies.

Select and hold to seek frequen-

cies.

F

Turn to step up/down frequen-

cies.

Press and hold to display the

sound customisation screen.

(P.65)

B

Select to change the radio fre-

G

quency and begin scanning for

receivable radio stations. The

scanning operation will be per-

formed every 10 seconds con-

tinuously.

Press to seek up/down available

C

6-2. Radio operation

stations.

68

2 Select the desired PTY.

3 Select “Seek”.

●

The radio automatically changes to

stereo reception when a stereo broad-

cast is received.

Radio data system^*

^*: This function is not available in some

countries/areas.

Registering a station as a

preset

This function allows your radio to

receive station and programme

information from radio stations

which broadcast this information.

Stations can be registered as pre-

sets.

1 Tune to the desired station.

2 Select and hold one of the

Depending on the availability of

RDS infrastructure, this function

may not operate properly.

desired preset station buttons.

 To change the preset station to a

different one, follow the same

procedure.

■

TA (Traffic Announcement)

function

A pop-up screen is displayed on the

screen and a traffic announcement

is played when, a traffic announce-

ment is received.

Selecting a station from the

list

A station list can be displayed.

1 Select “Station List”.

 “Update”: Select to update the

●

■

This function can be turned on/off.

(P.37)

station list.

AF (Alternative Frequency)

function



FM only

2 Select the desired list.

 “All”: Select to display all sta-

A station providing good reception

is automatically selected if current

reception worsens.

tions.

 “Genres”: Select to display cate-

●

This function can be turned on/off.

(P.37)

gories.

3 Select the desired station.

■

Emergency announcement

A pop-up screen is displayed on the

screen and an emergency

PTY select function

announcement is played when an

emergency alarm is received.

The station of a selected PTY (Pro-

gramme Type) can be seeked.

1 Select “PTY Select”.

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69

■

News announcement

DAB^*

A pop-up screen is displayed on the

screen and a news announcement

is played when, a news announce-

ment is received.

^*: Use of this function may not be possi-

ble depending on country and vehi-

cle.

●

This function can be turned on/off.

(P.37)

Overview

DAB operation screen can be

accessed by selecting “DAB” on the

radio control screen. (P.64)

Control screen

6

Select to change radio modes.

A

Select to display the sound cus-

B

tomisation screen. (P.65)

Select to display dynamic infor-

C

mation.

Select to display the radio set-

D

ting screen. (P.37)

Select to change the service

E

component and begin scan-

ning. The scanning operation

will be performed every 10 sec-

onds continuously.

Select again to stop at a

received service component.

Select to display the time shift

F

operation buttons. (P.71)

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70

(P.65)

Select to display a list of receiv-

able stations. (P.70)

G

H

I

Press to seek up/down available

ensembles.

C

Select to display the PTY select

screen. (P.71)

Registering a service as a

preset

Select to change the preset sta-

tion list.

When “Seek” has been selected

for the “Tuning Method”: Select

and hold to search for receiva-

ble service components.

When “Manual Tune” has been

selected for the “Tuning

J

Services can be registered as pre-

sets.

1 Tune to the desired service.

2 Select and hold one of the

desired preset station buttons.

 To change the preset service to a

different one, follow the same

procedure.

Method”: Select and hold to tune

to the next service component.

Select to tune to preset ser-

vices.

K

Selecting a service/service

component from the list

Control panel

A service/component list can be

displayed.

1 Select “Station List”.

2 Select the desired item.

 “All”: Select to display all ensem-

bles.

 “Genres”: Select to display cate-

gories.

Turn to adjust the volume.

Press to mute the audio/visual

system.

Press and hold to turn the

audio/visual system off, and

press and hold to turn it on

again.

 “Update”: Select to update the

A

station list.

3 Select the desired service/ser-

vice component.

Turn to step up/down services.

Press and hold to display the

sound customisation screen.

B

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■

Playing back the cache

PTY select function

A service/component cached in the

programme cache can be played

back.

The service components of a

selected PTY (Programme Type)

can be seeked.

1 Select “Time Shift”. (P.69)

1 Select “PTY Select”.

2 Select the desired PTY.

3 Select “Seek”.

2 Select the desired time shift

operation button.

Radio data system

This function allows your radio to

receive station and programme

information from radio stations

which broadcast this information.

6

Depending on the availability of

RDS infrastructure, this function

may not operate properly.

Shows the current playback

location.

The playback location can be

changed by dragging the slid-

ers.

A

■

Traffic announcements func-

tion

Select to display the preset

ensembles. (P.69)

B

A pop-up screen is displayed on the

screen and a traffic announcement

is played when, a traffic announce-

ment is received.

Select: Rewind 5 seconds.

Select and hold: Continuously

rewind in 5 second intervals.

C

●

This function can be turned on/off.

Pauses or plays the ser-

D

(P.37)

vice/component.

Time shift operation

Select: Fast forward 5 seconds.

E

Select and hold: Continuously

fast forward in 5 second inter-

vals.

A service/component can be

cached and played back in a

time-shifted manner.

A service/component that is cur-

rently being listened to can be

cached.

●

The time displayed on the bar scale

may differ from the actual time.

6-3. Media operation

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6-3.Media operation

Select to switch between other

A

USB memory

*

media sources.

Audio files and video files on a

USB memory device can be

played back/viewed. While

driving, video will not be dis-

played. Only sound will be out-

put.

Displays cover art.

B

C

Select to display the sound cus-

*

tomisation screen. (P.65)

Shows progress.

D

The playback location can be

changed by dragging the slid-

ers.

Overview

*

Select to search for a track/file.

E

F

The USB Audio/Video playback

screen can be accessed with the

following methods:

Changes between repeat cur-

rent album/folder  repeat cur-

rent track/file  cancel repeat

each time this button is

 Connect a USB memory device.

(P.19)

*

selected.

 Select “USB” on the media con-

trol screen. (P.64)

Select to enable/disable random

playback for the tracks currently

playing from the USB memory

device.

G

Control screen



Audio

*

Select to pause/play.

H

I

Select to change the track/file.

Select and hold to fast for-

*

ward/rewind.

Select to change the video set-

J

*

tings.

“Screen Size Change”: Select to adjust

the screen size.



Video

Select “Full Wide” to enlarge the image

horizontally to fill the screen.

Select “Original” to display the image

with its native width.

“Play State Indication”: Select to display

detailed information about the currently

playing video.

*

Select to stop the video screen.

K

6-3. Media operation

NOTICE

73

^*: This switch will be displayed when

the video screen is touched.

●

Do not leave your portable player in

the vehicle. In particular, high tem-

peratures inside the vehicle may

damage the portable player.

Control panel

Do not push down on or apply

unnecessary pressure to the porta-

ble player while it is connected as

this may damage the portable

player or its terminal.

●

Do not insert foreign objects into

the port as this may damage the

portable player or its terminal.

Turn to adjust the volume.

A

Press to mute the audio/visual

system.

6

Press and hold to turn the

audio/visual system off, and

press and hold to turn it on

again.

Turn to change the track/file.

B

Press and hold to display the

sound customisation screen.

(P.65)

Press to change a track/file.

C

Press and hold to fast for-

ward/rewind.

●

Depending on the device or music file

being played, the cover art may not be

displayed.

WARNING

●

Do not operate the player’s controls

or connect the USB memory device

while driving.

6-3. Media operation

74

Control screen

iPod/iPhone



When not connected as an Apple

CarPlay device

When an iPod/iPhone is con-

nected, you can play

iPod/iPhone music files. On

this unit, you can perform

operations such as selecting a

file from a list or changing to

the random playback mode.

Connecting the iPod/iPhone

1 Connect an iPod/iPhone to the

USB port. (P.19)

2 Check the confirmation mes-

sage, and then select “No”.

 If “Don’t show again.” is selected,

the confirmation message will

not be displayed again.



When connected as an Apple

CarPlay device

If the connected iPhone is recog-

nised as an Apple CarPlay

device, select the device from

the Apple CarPlay device list to

remove the check mark. (P.59)

Overview

Select “iPod/iPhone” on the media

control screen. (P.64)

Select to switch between other

media sources.

A

Displays cover art.

B

C

Select to display the sound cus-

tomisation screen. (P.65)

Shows progress.

D

The playback location can be

changed by dragging the slid-

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75

ers.

again.

Select to search for a track.

Turn to change the track.

Press and hold to display the

sound customisation screen.

(P.65)

E

F

B

C

Changes between repeat cur-

rent album  repeat current

track  cancel repeat each time

this button is selected.

Press to change a track.

Press and hold to fast for-

ward/rewind.

Select to enable/disable random

playback for the tracks currently

playing on the iPod/iPhone.

G

●

When an iPod/iPhone is connected

using an undamaged genuine

iPod/iPhone cable, battery of the

iPod/iPhone will be charged.

Select to pause/play.

H

I

Select to change the track.

Select and hold to fast for-

ward/rewind.

When playing music on an

iPod/iPhone, operate connect it to the

system using an undamaged genuine

iPod/iPhone cable and operate the

iPod/iPhone from the system. Certain

functions may not be available if con-

nected using other methods. Further-

more, depending on the connected

iPod/iPhone, certain functions may

not be available.

Select to rewind the current con-

J

6

*

tent item in fixed intervals.

Select to fast forward the current

K

*

content item in fixed intervals.

^*: Display when playing Audiobooks or

Podcasts

●

Depending on the iPod/iPhone or

music file being played, the cover art

may not be displayed.

Control panel

When an iPod/iPhone is connected

and the audio source is changed to

iPod/iPhone mode, the iPod/iPhone

will resume playing from the same

point it was last used.

●

Tracks selected by operating a con-

nected iPod/iPhone may not be recog-

nised or displayed properly.

WARNING

●

Do not operate the player’s controls

or connect the iPod/iPhone while

driving.

Turn to adjust the volume.

Press to mute the audio/visual

system.

A

Press and hold to turn the

audio/visual system off, and

press and hold to turn it on

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76

Bluetooth^®audio

NOTICE

●

Do not leave your portable player in

the vehicle. In particular, high tem-

peratures inside the vehicle may

damage the portable player.

®

The Bluetooth audio system

enables users to play music

®

files stored on Bluetooth

Do not push down on or apply

unnecessary pressure to the porta-

ble player while it is connected as

this may damage the portable

player or its terminal.

devices through the vehicle

speakers via wireless commu-

nication.

This audio/visual system sup-

●

Do not insert foreign objects into

the port as this may damage the

portable player or its terminal.

®

ports Bluetooth , a wireless

data system capable of playing

portable audio music without

cables. If your device does not

®

support Bluetooth , the

®

Bluetooth audio system will

not function.

Overview

®

The Bluetooth audio control

screen can be accessed by select-

ing “Bluetooth” on the media control

screen. (P.64)

Depending on the type of portable

player connected, some functions

may not be available and/or the

screen may look differently than

shown in this manual.

6-3. Media operation

Control panel

77

Control screen

Select to switch between other

media sources.

A

Turn to adjust the volume.

Press to mute the audio/visual

system.

Press and hold to turn the

audio/visual system off, and

press and hold to turn it on

again.

A

Displays cover art.

B

C

Select to display the sound cus-

tomisation screen. (P.65)

6

Shows progress.

D

The playback location can be

changed by dragging the slid-

ers.

Turn to change the track.

Press and hold to display the

sound customisation screen.

(P.65)

B

Select to display the “Manage

Devices” screen. (P.78)

E

Press to change a track.

Press and hold to fast for-

ward/rewind.

C

Select to search for a track.

F

Changes between repeat cur-

rent album/folder  repeat cur-

rent track  cancel repeat each

time this button is selected.

G

●

Depending on the Bluetooth^®device

that is connected to the system, the

music may start playing when select-

Select to enable/disable random

playback for the tracks currently

H

ing

versely, the music may pause when

selecting while it is playing.

while it is paused. Con-

®

playing on the Bluetooth

device.

●

In the following conditions, the system

may not function:

Select to pause/play.

I

ꢀ The Bluetooth^®device is turned off.

Select to change the track.

Select and hold to fast for-

ward/rewind.

J

ꢀ The Bluetooth^®device is not con-

nected.

ꢀ The Bluetooth^®device has a low bat-

tery.

●

It may take time to connect the phone

6-3. Media operation

78

when Bluetooth^®audio is being

played.

●

Before using Bluetooth^®devices,

users of any electrical medical

device other than implantable car-

diac pacemakers, cardiac resyn-

chronisation therapy-pacemakers

or implantable cardioverter

defibrillators should consult the

manufacturer of the device for infor-

mation about its operation under

the influence of radio waves. Radio

waves could have unexpected

effects on the operation of such

medical devices.

●

For operating the portable player, see

the instruction manual that comes with

it.

●

If the Bluetooth^®device is discon-

nected due to poor reception from the

Bluetooth^®network when the engine

switch is changed to ACC or ON, the

system will automatically reconnect to

the portable player.

●

If the Bluetooth^®device is discon-

nected on purpose, such as it was

turned off, this does not happen.

Reconnect the portable player manu-

ally.

NOTICE

●

Do not leave your portable player in

the vehicle. In particular, high tem-

peratures inside the vehicle may

damage the portable player.

Bluetooth^®device information is regis-

tered when the Bluetooth^®device is

connected to the Bluetooth^®

audio/visual system. When selling or

disposing of the vehicle, remove the

Bluetooth^®audio information from the

Connecting a Bluetooth^®

device

system. (P.29)

®

●

Depending on the Bluetooth^®device

or music file being played, the cover

art may not be displayed.

To use the Bluetooth audio/visual

system, it is necessary to register a

®

Bluetooth device with the system.

If the Bluetooth^®device does not play

automatically when connected, device

operation may be necessary.



Registering an additional device

1 Select “Manage Devices” on the

®

Bluetooth audio control screen.

WARNING

2 For more information: P.24

●

Do not operate the player’s controls

or connect to the Bluetooth^®



Selecting a registered device

audio/visual system while driving.

1 Select “Manage Devices” on the

●

This system is fitted with Bluetooth^®

antennas. People with implantable

cardiac pacemakers, cardiac resyn-

chronisation therapy-pacemakers

or implantable cardioverter

®

Bluetooth audio control screen.

®

2 Select the Bluetooth device to

be connected.

defibrillators should maintain a rea-

sonable distance between them-

selves and the Bluetooth^®

antennas. The radio waves may

affect the operation of such

devices.

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79

Press to mute the audio/visual

system.

AUX

Press and hold to turn the

audio/visual system off, and

press and hold to turn it on

again.

Overview

The AUX control screen can be

accessed with the following meth-

ods:

Press and hold to display the

sound customisation screen.

(P.65)

B

 Connect a portable audio device.

(P.19)

 Select “AUX” on the media con-

trol screen. (P.64)

WARNING

●

Do not operate the player’s controls

or connect the portable audio

device while driving.

Control screen

NOTICE

6

●

Do not leave portable audio device

in the vehicle. The temperature

inside the vehicle may become

high, resulting in damage to the

player.

Do not push down on or apply

unnecessary pressure to the porta-

ble audio device while it is con-

nected as this may damage the

portable audio device or its termi-

nal.

Select to switch between other

A

media sources.

Select to display the sound cus-

B

●

Do not insert foreign objects into

the port as this may damage the

portable audio device or its termi-

nal.

tomisation screen. (P.65)

Control panel

Turn to adjust the volume.

A

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80

media sources.

Android Auto^*

Displays cover art.

B

C

^*: When connected as an Android Auto

device

Select to display the sound cus-

tomisation screen. (P.65)

Audio files on an Android Auto

device can be played back.

Shows progress.

D

E

F

Select to pause/play.

Select to change the track.

Connecting an Android Auto

device

Control panel

1 Connect an Android Auto device

to the USB port. (P.19)

2 Check the confirmation mes-

sage, and then select “Yes”.

 If “Don’t show again.” is selected,

the confirmation message will

not be displayed again.

If the connected Android device

is not recognised as an Android

Auto device, select the check

box for the device on the Android

Auto device list. (P.62)

Turn to adjust the volume.

Press to mute the audio/visual

system.

A

Press and hold to turn the

audio/visual system off, and

press and hold to turn it on

again.

Overview

Select “Android Auto” on the media

control screen. (P.64)

Turn to change the track.

Press and hold to display the

sound customisation screen.

(P.65)

B

Control screen

Press to change a track.

C

●

Depending on the device or music file

being played, the cover art may not be

displayed.

Select to switch between other

A

6-3. Media operation

81

WARNING

●

Do not connect smartphone or

operate the controls while driving.

NOTICE

●

Do not leave your smartphone in

the vehicle. In particular, high tem-

peratures inside the vehicle may

damage the smartphone.

Do not push down on or apply

unnecessary pressure to the

smartphone while it is connected as

this may damage the smartphone

or its terminal.

●

Do not insert foreign objects into

the port as this may damage the

smartphone or its terminal.

6

6-4. Audio remote controls

82

6-4.Audio remote controls

“Source” switch

C

Steering switches

Mode

Operation/function

Steering switch operation

Press: Turn on the

audio/visual system or

change the audio source

mode

Some parts of the audio/visual sys-

tem can be controlled using the

steering wheel controls.

All

Press and hold: Turn off

the audio/visual system

Volume control switch

A

Mode

Operation/function

Press: Volume up/down

Volume

Press and hold: Volume

up/down continuously

Seek switch

Mode

B

Operation/function

Press: Preset sta-

tion/service up/down

Press and hold: Scan

and stop at the first

received station/service

when the switch is

released

AM/FM, DAB

USB,

Press: Change a

iPod/iPhone, track/file

Bluetooth^®

audio,

Apple

Press and hold: Fast for-

ward/rewind

CarPlay

Android Auto Press: Change a track

6-5. Tips for operating the audio/visual system

83

6-5.Tips for operating the audio/visual system

side this range, you may notice fad-

Operating information

ing and drifting, which increase with

the distance from the radio trans-

mitter. They are often accompanied

by distortion.

●

The use of a mobile phone inside or

near the vehicle may cause a noise

from the speakers of the audio/visual

system which you are listening to.

However, this does not indicate a mal-

function.

Multi-path: FM signals are reflec-

tive, making it possible for 2 signals

to reach the vehicle’s antenna at

the same time. If this happens, the

signals will cancel each other out,

causing a momentary flutter or loss

of reception.

NOTICE

●

To avoid damage to the

audio/visual system, be careful not

to spill beverages over the

audio/visual system.

Static and fluttering: These occur

when signals are blocked by build-

ings, trees or other large objects.

Increasing the bass level may

reduce static and fluttering.

Radio

6

Usually, a problem with radio recep-

tion does not mean there is a prob-

lem with the radio  it is just the

normal result of conditions outside

the vehicle.

Station swapping: If the FM signal

being listened to is interrupted or

weakened, and there is another

strong station nearby on the FM

band, the radio may tune in the

second station until the original sig-

nal can be picked up again.

For example, nearby buildings and

terrain can interfere with FM recep-

tion. Power lines or phone wires

can interfere with AM signals. And

of course, radio signals have a lim-

ited range. The farther the vehicle

is from a station, the weaker its sig-

nal will be. In addition, reception

conditions change constantly as the

vehicle moves.

■

AM

Fading: AM broadcasts are

reflected by the upper atmosphere

 especially at night. These

reflected signals can interfere with

those received directly from the

radio station, causing the radio sta-

tion to sound alternately strong and

weak.

Here, some common reception

problems that probably do not indi-

cate a problem with the radio are

described.

Station interference: When a

reflected signal and a signal

received directly from a radio sta-

tion are very nearly the same fre-

quency, they can interfere with

■

FM

Fading and drifting stations: Gener-

ally, the effective range of FM is

about 40 km (25 miles). Once out-

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each other, making it difficult to

hear the broadcast.

 iPhone XS Max

 iPhone XS

Static: AM is easily affected by

external sources of electrical noise,

such as high tension power lines,

lightening or electrical motors. This

results in static.

 iPhone XR

 iPhone X

 iPhone 8 Plus

 iPhone 8

 iPhone 7 Plus

 iPhone 7

USB memory device

 iPhone SE

 USB communication formats:

USB 2.0 LS (1.5 Mbps)/FS (12

Mbps)/HS (480 Mbps)

 iPhone 6s Plus

 iPhone 6s

 File formats: FAT 32

 iPhone 6 Plus

 iPhone 6

 Correspondence class: Mass

storage class

 iPhone 5s

 iPhone 5c

iPod/iPhone

 iPhone 5

The following iPod touch and

iPhone devices can be used with

this system.

 iPod touch (6th generation)

●

This system only supports audio play-

back.

Made for

Depending on difference between

models or software versions etc.,

some models might be incompatible

with this system.

 iPhone 11 Pro Max

 iPhone 11 Pro

 iPhone 11

File information

Container/

Channels

Codec

Description

Extension

8-48 kHz sampling rate

8-320 kbps CBR, VBR

MPEG-4

AAC LC

Mono and

.m4a, .aac

stereo

16-48 kHz sampling rate

8-320 kbps CBR, VBR

MPEG-4 HE

AAC

Mono and

.m4a, .aac

stereo

16-48 kHz sampling rate

8-320 kbps CBR, VBR

MPEG-4 HE

AAC v2

Mono and

.m4a, .aac

stereo

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Container/

Extension

Codec

Description

Channels

Mono, Ste-

reo, and

Joint

8-48 kHz sampling rate

8-320 kbps CBR, VBR

MP3

.mp3

16-48 kHz sampling rate

8-320 kbps CBR, VBR

WMA2/7/8/

9/9.1/9.2

Mono and

stereo

.wma

.wav

8000, 16000, and 44100 Hz sampling

frequency

Mono and

stereo

PCMWAVE

FLAC

8 bit and 16 bit

44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz, 96 kHz,

176.4 kHz, 192 kHz sampling rate

Mono and

stereo

.flac

16 bit and 24 bit

44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz, 96 kHz,

176.4 kHz, 192 kHz sampling rate

Mono and

stereo

6

ALAC

.m4a

16 bit and 24 bit

 The player is compatible with

the appropriate file extension.

VBR (Variable Bit Rate).

 MP3 files are compatible with the

ID3 Tag Ver. 1.0, Ver. 1.1, Ver.

2.2 and Ver. 2.3 formats. This

system cannot display folder

name, file name and artist name

in other formats.

 MP3 (MPEG Audio Layer 3),

WMA (Windows Media Audio)

and AAC (Advanced Audio Cod-

ing) are audio compression

standards.

 This system can play AAC/AAC+

 WMA/AAC files can contain a

WMA/AAC tag that is used in the

same way as an ID3 tag.

WMA/AAC tags carry information

such as file name and artist

name.

v2/MP3/WMA files on USB

®

memory device, and Bluetooth

device.

 When naming an AAC/AAC+

v2/MP3/WMA file, add an appro-

priate file extension

 This system can play back AAC

files encoded by iTunes.

(.mp3/.wma/.m4a).

 The sound quality of MP3/WMA

files generally improves with

higher bit rates. In order to

 This system plays back files with

.mp3/.wma/.m4a file extensions

as AAC/AAC+ v2/MP3/WMA

files respectively. To prevent

noise and playback errors, use

achieve a reasonable level of

sound quality, USB memory

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device recorded with a bit rate of

at least 128 kbps are recom-

001.mp3

002.wma . . .

006.m4a

mended.

The play order will change according to

the playback method.

 m3u playlists are not compatible

with the audio device.

 The play order of a USB memory

device may change depending

on the personal computer and

AAC/AAC+ v2/MP3/WMA

encoding software that were

used.

 MP3i (MP3 interactive) and

MP3PRO formats are not com-

patible with the audio device.

 When playing back files

recorded as VBR (Variable Bit

Rate) files, the play time will not

be correctly displayed if the fast

forward or rewind operations are

used.

 WMA (Windows Media Audio) is

an audio compression format

®

developed by Microsoft . It com-

presses files into a size smaller

than that of MP3 files. The

decoding formats for WMA files

are Ver. 7, 8 and 9. This product

is protected by certain intellec-

tual property rights of Microsoft

Corporation and third parties.

Use or distribution of such tech-

nology outside of this product is

prohibited without a licence from

Microsoft or an authorized

Microsoft subsidiary and third

parties.

 It is not possible to check folders

that do not include AAC/AAC+

v2/MP3/WMA files.

 AAC/AAC+ v2/MP3/WMA files in

folders up to 3 levels deep can

be played. However, the start of

playback may be delayed when

using USB memory device con-

taining numerous levels of fold-

ers. For this reason, we

recommend creating USB mem-

ory device with no more than 2

levels of folders.

 MP3 is an audio compression

standard determined by a work-

ing group (MPEG) of the ISO

(International Standard Organi-

zation). MP3 compresses audio

data to about 1/10 the size of

that on conventional discs.

001.mp3

002.wma

Folder 1

003.mp3

Folder 2

004.mp3

005.wma

Folder 3

006.m4a

 The play order of the USB mem-

ory device with the structure

shown above is as follows:

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Compatible compressed files (Video)

■

Video Codec

File Type

WMV

Profile

 Simple Profile

 Main Profile

 Advanced Profile

WMV9

MPEG4

 Simple Profile

 Advanced Simple Profile

MPEG4

 Baseline Profile

 Main Profile

 High Profile

H.264/AVC

Audio Codec

■

Corresponding

Sampling Fre-

quency (kHz)

File

Type

Corresponding Bit

6

Channel Mode

Rates (kbps)

Stereo

MPEG1 Layer3:

WMV 32/44.1/48

MPEG1 Layer3:

32-320

Joint Stereo

Dual Channel

Monaural

MP3

MPEG4 MPEG2 LSF Lay-

er3: 16/22.05/24

MPEG2 LSF Lay-

er3: 8-160

Ver. 7/8: 48-192

WMA

Ver.7/8/9

WMV 32/44.1/48

Stereo

Ver. 9 (9.1/9.2):

48-320

Stereo

11.025/16/22.05/24/

MPEG4

AAC

16-320

32/44.1/48

Monaural

 The player is compatible with VBR (Variable Bit Rate).

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