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ISO 9660 compliant format

In this manual: ISO 9660 compliant format
Vehicle battery — 0Instrument Cluster — 0Alarm — 0Radio Menu — 0Appendices — 0Transmission — 0Carrying luggage — 0Locks — 0Starting and stopping the engine — 0Audio System Security — 0Fuses — 0Child Safety — 0Occupant Protection — 0Vehicle maintenance — 0Convenience features — 0Introduction — 0Driving tips — 0Scheduled maintenance and servicing — 0CD player — 0Connectivity — 0Using the radio — 0Telephone — 0Lighting — 0Windows and mirrors — 0Voice control — 0External audio source socket (AUX-IN) — 0Towing — 0Brakes — 0Roadside assistance — 0Vehicle identification — 0Wheels and tires — 0Information displays — 0Keys and remote controls — 0Paliwo i tankowanie — 0Kamera cofania — 0Steering wheel — 0Parking assistance — 0Cruise Control — 0Electronic Stability Control — 0Quick Start — 0Heating, ventilation and air conditioning — 0Wipers and Washers — 0Capacities and specifications — 0Breakdown procedures — 0Seats — 0Navigation system — 0Engine immobiliser — 0Radio overview — 0Introduction to navigation — 0Introduction to the audio system — 0Troubleshooting — 0
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This is the most widely used international standard for the logical format of files and directories on a CD-ROM.

There are several levels of specification. At Level 1, file names must be in 8.3 format (no more than 8 characters in the name, no more than 3 characters in the extension, ".MP3") and must be written in capital letters.

Folder names cannot be longer than 8 characters. There cannot be more than 8 folder levels (directory tree).

Level 2 specifications allow long file names of up to 31 characters.

Each folder can have up to 8 levels.

For Joliet or Romeo extension formats, take the above limitations into account when configuring the CD writing software.

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