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NAS-E35HD.GB.3-292-247-11(1)
The unit cannot connect to the externally
connected portable device.
Reconnect the USB cable.
While transferring audio data to the USB
device, the entire name of a folder cannot
be transferred.
For a USB device, the maximum size for a
folder name is 128 bytes.
The unit cannot play MP3 tracks.
e MP3 tracks are recorded in a format that
is not supported.
The title information cannot be edited.
Title information (track title, artist name, or
album title) that appears when you press the
DISPLAY button during playback cannot be
edited.
An editing operation takes a long time.
e time it takes for an editing operation
depends on the number of albums or tracks
that are stored in the HDD Jukebox.
Title information cannot be obtained.
e unit’s database does not contain any
information that corresponds with the disc.
Try the Title Update function (page 41).
It may not be possible to obtain title
information for tracks that have been poorly
recorded; for example, tracks that are not
recorded from their beginning.
Information cannot be obtained for tracks
with a length of 15 seconds or less.
CD
Playback does not start.
Conrm that a disc is inserted.
Insert the disc with the label side up (page 30).
If the disc does not lay at in the tray, reset it
so that it is correctly inserted.
e inserted disc is of a kind not supported by
the unit (page 68).
ere is condensation in the disc tray.
Remove the disc, turn o the unit for about 30
minutes, and then insert the disc again (page
66).
The sound skips, or the disc will not play.
Wipe the disc clean, and replace it.
Move the unit to a location away from
vibration (for example, on top of a stable
stand).
Move the speakers away from the unit,
or place them on separate stands. At high
volume, speaker vibration may cause the
sound to skip.
Play does not start from the rst track.
Press PLAY MODE repeatedly until both
“PGM” and “SHUF” disappear to return to
normal play (page 38).
Starting playback takes more time than
usual.
e following discs take a longer time to start
playback.
a disc recorded with a complicated tree
structure.
a disc recorded in multisession mode.
a disc that has not been nalized (a disc to
which data can be added).
a disc that has many folders.