MP3 CD player

In addition to normal audio CDs, the car radio can also play CD-ROMs containing compressed MP3 audio files.

The car radio will operate as described in the "CD player" section when a standard audio CD is inserted.

Selecting the next/previous folder

Press the buttonto select the next folder, or press the buttonto select the previous folder.

The display shows the folder number and name (e.g. "DIR 2 XXXXXX").

If no other folder or track is selected within the next 2 seconds, the first track in the new folder will play.

If the last track in the currently selected folder is playing, the next folder will play.

WARNING 181) Excessive volume may pose a hazard to the driver and to other road users. Always set the volume so that you can still hear the sounds of the surrounding environment.

182) Multimedia CDs contain data tracks in addition to audio tracks.

Playing such a CD may produce hissing at a volume level that compromises road safety, and may also damage the final stages and the speakers.

183) Using some system functions while driving may distract your attention from the road, with the risk of causing accidents or other serious consequences. Therefore, they must only be used when driving conditions allow it and, if necessary, only when the vehicle is stopped.

184) WARNING: Looking at the system while driving may distract your attention from the road, with the associated risk of accidents or other serious consequences.

Do not change system settings or enter data while driving.

Before carrying out these operations, stop the vehicle safely and in compliance with the traffic regulations. This precaution is important because setting or changing some functions may require the driver to look away from the road and take their hands off the steering wheel.

185) Prolonged display viewing: while driving, do not use any function that requires prolonged attention to the display. Pull over safely and in compliance with the traffic regulations before using any system function that requires prolonged attention. Even occasional quick glances at the display can have dangerous effects if the driver's attention is diverted from driving at a critical moment.

186) Volume setting: do not raise the volume excessively. While driving, keep the volume at a level that allows you to hear outside traffic and emergency signals. Driving without being able to hear these sounds may cause accidents. WARNING 72) Do not press the eject button by mistake while inserting a CD.