Usb input, Aux input, Accessing usb input mode – Acoustic Research ARIR600i User Manual

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USB Input

The radio can play back music files (mp3, wma
and RealAudio (RA8 and G2) formats) stored on
an external USB device connected to it. The USB
connection port is located at the back of the
radio.

Accessing USB Input mode

• Press

SOURCE repeatedly to select USB

Input.

OR
• Press or to highlight USB Input in the

Source menu and then press SELECT.

Listening to music files

1. Press , , or (or / )to browse

through the directory of the USB device and
select a music file by pressing SELECT.


• Press or or SELECT to enter a folder.
• Press or to exit from a folder.

2. Press or to highlight Play and then press

SELECT to start playback.

3. Press to pause or resume playback.

4. Press or to skip to the next file.

5. Press or within the beginning 3 seconds

of the current file to skip to the previous file.
Otherwise, you will return to the beginning
of the current file.

Deleting files

1. Press or to highlight an unwanted file

and then press SELECT.

2. Press or to highlight

Delete and then

press SELECT.

3. Press or to highlight Yes in the

confirmation screen and then press SELECT.

AUX Input

The radio can play back sound from an external
source (e.g. mp3 or CD player) connected to the
AUX input on the back of the radio. An additional
audio cable may be necessary for connection
between the radio and the external source.

Accessing AUX Input mode

• Press

SOURCE repeatedly to select AUX IN.

OR
• Press or to highlight AUX IN in the

Source menu and then press SELECT.

Listening to external source

1. Connect your auxiliary source (e.g. mp3 or

CD player) to the AUX input jack on the top
of the unit with an audio cable (not
supplied).

2. Select the AUX input mode as described

above.

3. Adjust the auxiliary player to mid-range

volume and adjust the master volume on the
unit.

• Do not turn the volume of the auxiliary

player too high as this may affect the sound
quality.

• For other playback operations, control them

on your auxiliary player.

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