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Message Cause Action
NO AUDIO There areno
songs.
Transferthe audio
files tothe USB
storage deviceand
connect.
The connected
USB storagede-
vice hassecurity
enabled
Followthe USB
storage devicein-
structions todis-
able thesecurity.
SKIPPED The connected
USB storagede-
vice contains
WMA filesem-
bedded with
WindowsMed-
iaä DRM9/10
Play anaudio file
not embeddedwith
WindowsMedia
DRM 9/10.
PROTECT All thefiles inthe
USB storagede-
vice areem-
bedded with
WindowsMedia
DRM 9/10
Transferaudio files
not embeddedwith
WindowsMedia
DRM 9/10to the
USB storagede-
vice andconnect.
N/A USB Theconnected
USB storagede-
vice isnot sup-
ported bythis
unit.
Connect aUSB
Mass Storage
Class compliant
device.
Not compatible
USB device
Disconnect your
device andreplace
it witha compati-
ble USBstorage
device.
CHECK USB The USBconnec-
tor orUSB cable
has short-
circuited.
Check thatthe
USB connectoror
USB cableis not
caught insome-
thing ordamaged.
The connected
USB storagede-
vice consumes
more than500
mA (maximum
allowable cur-
rent).
Disconnect the
USB storagede-
vice anddo not
use it.Turnthe
ignition switchto
OFF,then toACC
or ONand then
connect onlycom-
pliant USBstorage
devices.
Message Cause Action
ERROR-19 Communication
failed.
Perform oneof the
following opera-
tions.
–Turnthe ignition
switch OFFand
back ON.
–Disconnect the
USB storagede-
vice.
–Change toa dif-
ferent source.
Then,return to the
USB source.
ERROR-23 USBstorage de-
vice isnot for-
matted with
FAT16or FAT32
USB storagede-
vice shouldbe for-
matted withFAT16
or FAT32.
iPod
Message Cause Action
NO DEVICE When plugand
play isoff, no
USB storagede-
vice oriPodis
connected.
! Turn theplug
and playon.
! Connecta com-
patible iPod.
Format read Sometimes there
isa delay be-
tween thestart of
playback and
when youstart to
hear anysound.
Wait untilthe mes-
sage disappears
and youhear
sound.
ERROR-19 Communication
failed.
Disconnect the
cable fromthe
iPod. Oncethe
iPod's mainmenu
isdisplayed,recon-
nect theiPodand
reset it.
iPod failure Disconnect the
cable fromthe
iPod. Oncethe
iPod's mainmenu
isdisplayed,recon-
nect theiPodand
reset it.
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