PS Engineering PXE7300 Installation Manual - Manual (Page 16)

PS Engineering
PXE7300
Installation and Operator’s Manual
200-973-0002 Page 3-3 April 2006
Action Disc Result Radio Result
Stop/Eject short press Stop Frequency Scan Up
Stop/Eject long press Eject (also in AUX) Frequency Scan up
Play/Pause short press Pause Frequency Scan Down
Play/Pause Medium
press (3 sec) Select next track/file and keep play-
ing or a random track if in the ran-
dom mode Frequency Scan Down
Play/Pause Long press
(> 3 sec) Intro Scan, Plays first few seconds
of each song, and advances Frequency Scan Down
MODE press Change to FM, AM, AUX (if en-
abled) Change from FM to AM, to
AUX to (if enabled) to DISC
R/S press Toggle into Random or normal Se-
quence play Enter the preset “Set” mode
DATA knob CW Select next track and play Increase radio frequency or
preset channel
DATA knob CCW Select previous track and keep play-
ing Decrease radio frequency or
preset channel
DATA knob Push Show data on file (if available) Enter Pre-select Frequency
Recall Mode
Table 1- Modes
3.5 Pre-recorded File Playback (Option 1 ONLY)
The PXE7300 is designed to play up to five special files on a recorded MP3 disc. This can be used for pas-
senger briefing, tour narration, or other in flight uses.
When one of the five inputs is triggered, a corresponding file on a specially encoded disc will start to play,
regardless of the mode in use.
When the file has completed play, the unit will return to the previous mode and track, but it will be paused.
The special disc must be labeled as the volume 7300, and the tracks 0001.MP3 through 0005.MP3. Other
files, such as music, can be stored on this disc. The normal files will play, but files with the filename
0001.MP3 through 0005.MP3 will not play unless the respective input is activated, OR specifically se-
lected from the front panel. This section can be used to test the disc and determine which files are stored.
See Appendix A for details on storing MP3 files.
3.6 Display Dimming (7)
The display is automatically adjusted for ambient light conditions by a photocell. The backlighting is ad-
justed by the aircraft dimmer circuit.