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‘EJECT’ and ‘REMOVE’ appear in the

display and the disc is held ready for

removal. If it is not removed, the disc

will be pulled back into the audio unit

and CD playback will restart.

After removal, ‘INSERT’ will be

displayed briefly to allow a new disc

to be inserted if required.

• To eject a disc during radio

reception, press EJ.

• While ‘SELECT’ or ‘SELECT CD’ is

displayed, press the preset button

that corresponds to the disc to be

ejected. ‘REMOVE’ appears in the

display and the disc is held ready

for removal.

UNLOADING THE

COMPACT DISC

CHANGER

• Slide open the door on the CD

changer unit.

• Press the eject button and

remove the magazine.

• Pull the tray out using the lever on

the side.

• Remove the CD and close the

tray.

• Repeat the last two steps to

remove other CDs.

MP3 FILE PLAYBACK

6000MP3

When a compact disc is loaded into

the 6000MP3 unit, the display will

show ‘READING’ while the unit scans

the disc. The time this takes will

depend entirely on the number of

tracks, files, folders and sessions on

the disc. ‘AUDIO CD’, ‘MP3 CD’ or

‘MIXED CD’ will then be displayed to

indicate the type of CD the unit

detected.

If the disc is a mixed CD, the unit will

automatically start playing the audio

sections but you can switch to MP3

sessions by pressing and holding

either of the folder navigation

buttons.

To return to the audio tracks again,

press and hold either of the folder

navigation buttons.

MP3 navigation

MP3 tracks may be recorded on the

CD in several ways. They can all be

placed in the root directory like a

conventional audio CD, or they can

be placed in folders that may

represent, for example, an album, an

artist, or a genre. Folders may even

be nested within other folders.

To cater for the latter requirement,

the 6000MP3 unit has two additional

buttons. Each has the folder legend

(as in the Windows PC environment)

and a direction arrow engraved on

the face of it.

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