5-24
Audio
USB storage device / iPod®
operations
& Play file
Refer to “Play file” F5-16.
& Connectable USB storage
device
Mass storage class USB memory can be
connected. USB storage devices that can
be played back are accompanied by the
following restrictions.
. Maximum directory layers: 8 layers
(including the ROOT)
. Maximum number of files in a folder:
255
. Maximum number of folders: 512 (type
A audio)/255 (type B audio) (including the
ROOT)
. Maximum number of files on the
device: 130,560 (type A audio)/2,500
(type B audio)
NOTE
. HUB class USB memory cannot be
played.
. ATAPI subclass USB cannot be
played.
. For type A audio, High Speed USB
2.0 cannot be played.
. A USB memory that is powered by a
source other than the USB power
supply (for example, an AC power
adapter, etc.) cannot be operated.
. A USB memory that is connected to
the memory card reader or multi card
reader cannot be operated.
. If the USB memory consists of two
drives or more, the system will recognize only one of the drives after connecting the USB memory.
. The contents stored on the USB
memory may not be played in the same
order as they appear on a personal
computer.
. A personal computer cannot be
used even if it is connected to the
system using a USB cable.
. If the USB memory has a security
function, the contents stored on the
USB memory cannot be played by the
system.
. A USB memory and an iPod® cannot
be connected to the system at the
same time.
& Connectable iPod® models
Model
Firmware version
with video
1.3
classic
1.3.1
nano 2G
1.1.3
nano 3G
1.1.3
nano 4G
1.0.4
nano 5G
1.0.2
nano 6G
1.0
touch 1G
3.1.3
touch 2G
3.1.3
touch 3G
iPod®
2.0.4
nano 1G
4.1
touch 4G
4.1
1G
3.1.3
3G
3.1.3
3G S
3.1.3
4G
iPhone®
4.1
CAUTION
Do not connect an iPod® other than
the previously stated models. Doing
so may result in a malfunction or,
depending on conditions, cause a