Play mode, Usb setting, Play mode usb setting – Kenwood KDC-BT60U User Manual
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Cancelling Menu List mode
Press the [MENU] button for at least 1 second,
and then press it again briefly.
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• When you search a song in the File Search mode, the
unit memorizes the position of the song being played
after the search. To set a different Menu item after
searching a song, press the [MENU] button for at least 1
second to move to the first hierarchy.
Play Mode
You can select a Play Mode, such as Random play
and Repeat play.
1
Select USB source
2
Enter Menu List mode
Press the [MENU] button.
3
Turn the [VOL] knob and press it when the
desired item is displayed.
Select “Play Mode”.
4
Select the Play Mode
Turn the [VOL] knob.
Display
Overview
“Play Mode”
“File Scan”
When set to “ON”, plays the intro of the music in
the folder successively.
“ON”/ “OFF”
“Folder Random” When set to “ON”, plays the music in the folder
randomly.
“ON”/ “OFF”
“File Repeat”
When set to “ON”, plays the music repeatedly.
“ON”/ “OFF”
“Folder Repeat” When set to “ON”, plays the music in the folder
repeatedly.
“ON”/ “OFF”
( : Factory setting)
5
Make a setting
Press the [
4] or [¢] button.
6
Exit Menu List mode
Press the [MENU] button for at least 1 second,
and then press it again briefly.
USB Setting
You can select following USB Setting items.
1
Select USB source
2
Enter Menu List mode
Press the [MENU] button.
3
Turn the [VOL] knob and press it when the
desired item is displayed.
Select “Settings”.
4
Select the setting item
Turn the [VOL] knob and press it when the
desired item is displayed.
Display
Overview
“Settings”
“Skip Search”
Sets the ratio of skip performed with
.
“0.5%”/ “1%”/ “5%”/ “10%”
( : Factory setting)
5
Make a setting
Press the [
4] or [¢] button.
6
Exit Menu List mode
Press the [MENU] button for at least 1 second,
and then press it again briefly.
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• The setting of “Skip Search” in
and that in
Changing the setting of one reflects the other.