User Manual Sony MEX-N5300BT CD Receiver

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Follow these steps to tune to a radio station on your car stereo.
Press the SOURCE, HOME, or MODE button on the main unit of the car stereo, and then select radio or Tuner.
Select band (AM or FM).
To tune automatically, touch the SEEK- or SEEK+ button on the Main unit or Screen display.

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The MPEG Audio Layer 3 Uniform Resource Locator (M3U) is a playlist of data text files that only contain information leading to the location of an MP3 file.
Since the playlist does not contain actual audio files, this model of car stereo receiver does not have the ability to recognize and/or play MPEG M3U playlist files.

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When the source on the Music Center app is different than what appears on the car stereo, disconnect the app and the car audio, and then reconnect them.

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You can use an external hard disk drive (HDD) as long as it's compatible with the same file system that your car stereo supports.
The car stereo supports FAT16 and FAT32 Microsoft ®Windows® operating system file formats through mass storage class (MSC). It doesn't support any other file system.
Note:
The exFAT file system isn't supported, only FAT16 and FAT32 file systems.
You can connect a USB flash drive that is formatted with the correct file system
You can connect a portable USB rotational HDD that receives power from a secondary source (AC or DC).

A Near Field Communication (NFC®) compatible smartphone has built-in NFC. Mobile devices running Android™ operating system version 2.3.3 and higher supports it. Look for the NFC logo NFC logo to make sure that your device is compatible.

The NFC function of iOS™ devices isn't compatible with one-touch connection. (As of June, 2017).
The NFC function isn't compatible on mobile devices with Android 3.x operating system.
Some mobile devices with the Android 4.0 operating system may already have an app installed that has similar functions.
Check your device manual for steps to verify the OS version and other information.