Kenwood KDC-X898 - Manual (Page 45)

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10-3. Skip search
(Music Editor media <10-10. About “KENWOOD
Music Editor Light” and “KENWOOD Music Control”>
(page 48) )
You can search for a song by skipping songs at the
set skip search ratio (the ratio of the number of
songs to skip to the total number of songs in the
selected list).
1
Press [ 1/6].
“MUSICSEARCH” appears, and the Music search
mode is selected.
2
Select browse item using [Control] knob.
3
Press and hold [Control] knob.
Enter the Search select mode
4
Select “Skip Search” using [Control] knob.
5
Search for music
Operation type Operation
Movement between items Turn [Control] knob.
Skip search Press [ R] or [S].
Selection of item Press [Control] knob.
Setting of skip search ratio Press [ E] or [F].
Exiting from the Music search mode
Press and hold [ 1/6].
Skip search ratio setting
• You can also set the skip search ratio in the Function setting
mode. Refer to <10-4. Skip search ratio setting> (page
46) .
10-2. Music search
You can select the music you want to listen to from
the device or media being played now.
1
Press [ 1/6].
“MUSICSEARCH” appears, and the Music search
mode is selected.
2
Search for music
Audio file
Operation type Operation
Movement between folders/files Turn [Control] knob.
Automatic scrolling Press and hold [ R]/[S].
To cancel, press [ R]/[S].
Selection of folder/file Press [Control] knob.
Return to previous folder Press [ 1/6].
Return to root folder Press and hold [ E].
Cancellation of Music search mode Press and hold [ 1/6].
- indicator: Audio file
; indicator: Folder
CD source
Operation type Operation
Movement between track Turn [Control] knob.
Selection of track Press [Control] knob.
Return to first track Press and hold [
E].
Cancellation of Music search mode Press [
1/6].
When two USB memories are connected
• When two USB memories are connected, you can search for
a song in both USB memories. When database information
is added using KENWOOD Music Editor (
<10-10. About
“KENWOOD Music Editor Light” and “KENWOOD Music
Control”> (page 48)
), you can search a song in only one
USB memory.