CD player VAUXHALL MOVANO_B 2016 Infotainment system

AUX input59AUX inputGeneral information.....................59
Usage .......................................... 59General information
An AUX socket is available for the
connection of external audio sources.
Notice
The socket must always be kept
clean and dry.
It is possible, for example, to connect a portable CD player with a 3.5 mm
jack plug to the AUX input.
Usage
An audio source that is connected to
the AUX input can only be operated
via the controls on the audio source, i.e. not via the Infotainment system.
Only select a track directly on the
audio source when the vehicle is
stationary.Caution
Before connecting or
disconnecting an auxiliary device,
e.g. a portable CD player, switch off the player and the Infotainment system, to avoid sound quality
issues and possible damage to the
equipment.
Upon connection via the jack plug, thesystem detects the audio source
automatically. Depending on the
recording volume, there may be a
delay before the audio source is
heard.
The artist or track name are not
shown on the display screen.
Notice
Ensure the auxiliary device is
securely stowed during driving.
Vehicle occupants could be injured
by objects being thrown around in
the event of hard braking, a sudden
change in direction or an accident.

60AUX inputR15 BT USB, R16 BT USB,
CD16 BT USB, CD18 BT USB-
AUX input usage
Press MEDIA or AUDIO/SOURCE to
change the audio source to AUX
mode, then switch on the auxiliary
device. AUX appears on the display
screen.
AUX settings
Press SETUP to access the settings
menu.
Select AUX IN and turn OK until the
desired setting is selected from:
● HI (300 mV)
● MID (600 mV)
● LO (1200 mV)
CD35 BT USB - AUX input usage
Press MEDIA to activate the AUX
mode, then switch on the auxiliary
device. Jack appears on the display
screen.NAVI 50 - AUX input usage
To access the media menu at anytime, press 7 followed by t/
ü MEDIA on the display screen.
To switch between auxiliary sources,
press S in top left corner. The
following options are available:
● USB : Refer to (NAVI 50) "USB
port" 3 61.
● iPod : Refer to (NAVI 50) "USB
port" 3 61.
● BT: Refer to (NAVI 50) "Bluetooth
music" 3 65.
● Aha : AhaⓇ application for
smartphones (available
depending on version).
Refer to "Usage", Additional
features (NAVI 50) in the
"Introduction" section 3 24.
● AUX : Select to change the audio
source to AUX mode, then switch on the auxiliary device.
NAVI 80 - AUX input usage Change the audio source to AUX
mode to playback content from a
connected auxiliary device.To access the media menu from the Home page, press MENU then
Multimedia , followed by Media on the
display screen.
Press < to open a pop-up menu. The
following options are available:
● Auxiliary socket : Change the
audio source to AUX mode, then
switch on the auxiliary device.
● USB : Refer to (NAVI 80) "USB
port" 3 61
● Bluetooth connection : Refer to
(NAVI 80) "Bluetooth music"
3 65
● SD card
● CD player

USB port61USB portGeneral information.....................61
Playing saved audio files .............62General information
In the Infotainment unit (or in the
centre console) there is a USB socket
for the connection of external audio
sources.
Notice
The socket must always be kept
clean and dry.
An MP3 player, USB drive or an iPod
can be connected to the USB port.
These devices are operated via the
controls and menus of the
Infotainment system.
Important informationMP3 player and USB drives ● The MP3 players and USB drives
connected must comply with the
USB Mass Storage Class
specification (USB MSC).
● Only MP3 players and USB drives with a sector size of
512 Bytes and a cluster size
smaller or equal to 32 kBytes in
the FAT32 file system are
supported.
● Hard disk drives (HDD) are not supported.
● The following restrictions apply for the data stored on an MP3
Player or USB device:
Only MP3 files, WMA and
(depending on Infotainment
system) ACC files can be read.
WAV files and all other
compressed files cannot be
played.
Maximum folder structure depth: 11 levels.
Maximum number of files that can be saved: 1000 files.

62USB portNAVI 50: Minimum
recommended storage capacity
of USB drive is 4 GB.
Recommended maximum
storage capacity is 32 GB.
WMA files with Digital Rights
Management (DRM) from online
music shops may not play
correctly or not at all.
Applicable playlist
extensions: .m3u, .pls.
Playlist entries must be in the
form of relative paths.
Playing saved audio files
Once connected, it is only possible to
use the controls and menus of the
Infotainment system to operate the
audio device.
R15 BT USB, R16 BT USB,
CD16 BT USB, CD18 BT USB -
Playing music via USB socket
MP3 player / iPod / USB drives
The system detects the audio device
when a USB device is connected and
the current track is displayed
automatically.When a new audio device is
connected, the first track in the first folder is played automatically. When
reconnecting the device, the
previously played track is resumed.
Depending on the audio device
connected, select a folder (MP3
player, USB drive) or a playlist
(portable digital music player).
The operation of data sources
connected via USB is generally the
same as for an audio/MP3/WMA CD
3 56.
Selecting a track
To select tracks directly (and change
folders), first access the audio device
menu structure by pressing OK
during playback. Select tracks and
change folders by turning and
pressing the knob.
CD35 BT USB - Playing music via USB socket
MP3 player / iPod / USB drives
The system detects the audio device
when a USB device is connected and
the first track in the first folder isplayed automatically. When
reconnecting the device, the
previously played track is resumed.
Depending on the audio device
connected, select a folder (MP3
player, USB drive) or a playlist
(portable digital music player).
The operation of data sources
connected via USB is generally the
same as for an audio/MP3/WMA CD
3 56.
Selecting a track
To select tracks directly (and change
folders), first access the audio device
menu structure by pressing the
central rotary knob during playback
(with iPod, turn the knob to access
menu). Select tracks and change
folders by turning and pressing the
knob.
NAVI 50 - Playing music via USBsocket
MP3 player / USB drives / iPod
The system detects the audio device
when a USB device is connected and
the current track is displayed
automatically. The device type (MP3

USB port63player/USB drive or iPod) is also
recognised and the relevant audio source mode (USB or iPod) is
selected automatically.
When the t/ü MEDIA menu is
active, the following submenus are
available:
● Main /Player
● List
● Options
To switch between audio sources,
press S in top left corner. The
following options are available:
● USB : Select to change the audio
source to USB mode.
Notice
During use, the battery of a
connected USB device is charged or
maintained.
● iPod : Select to change the audio
source to iPod mode.
● BT: Refer to NAVI 50 "Bluetooth
music" - 3 65.
● Aha : AhaⓇ application for
smartphones (available
depending on version).Refer to "Usage", Additional
features (NAVI 50) in the
"Introduction" section 3 24.
● AUX : Refer to NAVI 50 - "Aux
input usage" 3 59.Main/Player
Press to display the current track. In this display screen, the following
options are available:
● l (press to skip to previous
track, press and hold to fast
rewind)
● =/l (press to pause/play)
● m (press to skip to next track,
press and hold to fast forward)List
Displays a list of the tracks in the
current album/folder. Press a
particular track to play it directly.
Notice
By default, albums are listed in
alphabetical order.
If a USB drive is connected, all the
folders will be at the same level on
the tree structure.
To return to the previous level on the
folder tree structure, press ò.Options
Press to display the following options:
● Repeat (Off/Track/Folder/All)
● Shuffle (On/Off)
NAVI 80 - Playing music via USB
socket
MP3 player / USB drives
Change the audio source to USB
mode to playback files from a
connected USB device.
To access the media menu from the
Home page, press MENU then
Multimedia , followed by Media on the
display screen.
Press < to open a pop-up menu. The
following options are available:
● USB : Change the audio source to
USB mode.
● Auxiliary socket : Refer to
NAVI 80 "AUX input" 3 59.
● Bluetooth connection : Refer to
NAVI 80 "Bluetooth music"
3 65.
● SD card
● CD player : Refer to NAVI 80
"AUX input" 3 59.

Bluetooth music65Bluetooth musicGeneral information.....................65
Operation ..................................... 65General information
Bluetooth-enabled auxiliary audio
sources (e.g. music mobile phones,
MP3 players etc.), which support
Bluetooth music protocol A2DP, can
be connected wirelessly to the
Infotainment system.
Important information ● The Infotainment system only connects to Bluetooth devices
that support A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile).
Connection issues may arise with
early versions.
● The Bluetooth device must support AVRCP (Audio VideoRemote Control Profile)
version 1.0 or higher. If the
device does not support AVRCP, only the volume can be controlled via the Infotainment system.
● Before connecting the Bluetooth device to the Infotainment
system, become acquainted with
its operating instructions for
Bluetooth functions.Operation
Prerequisites The following prerequisites must be
met, in order to control a Bluetooth-
enabled audio device via the
Infotainment system:
● The Bluetooth function of the Infotainment system must be
activated.
Refer to "Bluetooth connection"
in the "Phone" section 3 127.
● The Bluetooth function of the Bluetooth-enabled auxiliary
audio source must be activated
(see audio device operating
instructions).
● Dependent upon the audio source, it may be required to set
that device to "visible" (see audio
device operating instructions).
● The audio source must be paired
and connected to the
Infotainment system.

66Bluetooth musicR15 BT USB, R16 BT USB,
CD16 BT USB, CD18 BT USB -
Playing music via Bluetooth
Bluetooth connection
A connection must be set up between
the audio device and the Infotainment system via Bluetooth, i.e. the device
must be paired to the vehicle before
using it.
Refer to "Bluetooth connection" in the "Phone" section 3 127.
● A maximum of 5 audio devices can be paired and saved in the
device list, but only one can be
connected at a time.
● If the device has both audio player and telephone functions,
both functions will be paired.
Pairing a mobile phone 3 124.
● Phone functions will remain active while the audio player is inuse, and audio playback will be
suspended during phone use.Pairing an auxiliary audio device to the Infotainment system
To pair the audio device, press TEL
and select Pair device by turning and
pressing OK. The Ready to Pair
screen is displayed.
Then, on the audio device, search for
Bluetooth equipment in the vicinity of
the device.
Select My Radio (i.e. the name of the
system) from the list on the audio
device, then, if applicable, on the
audio device keypad enter the pairing
code shown on the Infotainment
system display screen.
Notice
If the audio device does not have a
screen, enter the default pairing
code on the device, then on the
Infotainment system. Refer to the
operating instructions for this default audio device pairing code, usually
0000 . Depending on the device, the
pairing code may need to be entered
in reverse order, i.e. on the
Infotainment system first.If pairing fails, the system returns to
the previous menu and a
corresponding message is displayed. Repeat procedure if necessary.
When pairing is completed, a
confirmation message followed by the
name of the paired audio device is shown on the Infotainment system
display screen.
Notice
When a Bluetooth connection is
active, controlling the audio device
via the Infotainment system will
discharge the audio device battery more rapidly.
Connecting an audio device
Audio devices are automatically
connected to the Infotainment system
after the pairing procedure is
completed.
To connect any audio device that has been paired, or to connect to a
different paired audio device than the
current one, press TEL and select the
Select Device menu. The device list
shows the audio devices already
paired.

Bluetooth music67Select the desired device from the list
and confirm by pressing OK. A
display message confirms
connection.
Disconnecting an audio device
To disconnect an audio device from
the Infotainment system, press TEL
(or SETUP ) and select Bluetooth
connection . Select the desired device
from the device list then select
Disconnect the device by turning and
pressing OK. A display message
confirms disconnection.
Switching off the audio device or
deactivating the Bluetooth function on
the audio device also disconnects the device from the Infotainment system.
Unpairing an auxiliary audio device
from the Infotainment system
If the list of paired audio devices is full,
a new device can only be paired if an
existing device is unpaired.
To unpair, i.e. to delete an audio
device from the system memory,
press TEL and select Delete device .
Select the desired audio device from
the list and press OK to confirm
deletion when prompted.Operation via Infotainment system
When paired and connected
wirelessly, audio playback begins
automatically.
The audio device can then be
operated via the Infotainment system
function buttons, rotary knobs and
display menus.
The range of accessible functions
that can be operated via the
Infotainment system depends on the
type of audio player.
The operation of the audio device when connected wirelessly is similarto the operations for the CD player
3 56.
CD35 BT USB - Playing music via
Bluetooth
Bluetooth connection
A connection must be set up between the audio device and the Infotainmentsystem via Bluetooth, i.e. the device
must be paired to the vehicle before
using it.
Refer to (CD35 BT USB) "Bluetooth
connection" in the "Phone" section
3 127.● A maximum of 5 audio devices
can be paired and saved in the
device list, but only one can be
connected at a time.
● If the device has both audio player and telephone functions,
one or both functions can be
paired. Pairing a mobile phone
3 124.
● Phone functions will remain active while the audio player is inuse, and audio playback will be
suspended during phone use.
Pairing an auxiliary audio device to
the Infotainment system
To pair the audio device, press
SETUP / TEXT and select Bluetooth
connection . Select an empty slot by
turning the central rotary knob and press the knob to display the next
menu.
Select Pair device by turning and
pressing the rotary knob, then, on the
audio device, search for Bluetooth
equipment in the vicinity of the device.
Select My_Radio (i.e. the name of the
system) from the list on the audio
device, then, if applicable, on the

Bluetooth music69The range of accessible functions
that can be operated via the
Infotainment system depends on the
type of audio player.
The operation of the audio device when connected wirelessly is similarto the operations for the CD player
3 56.
NAVI 50 - Playing music via
Bluetooth
Bluetooth connection
A connection must be set up between
the audio device and the Infotainment system via Bluetooth, i.e. the device
must be paired to the vehicle before
using it.
Refer to (NAVI 50) "Bluetooth
connection" in the "Phone" section
3 127.
● A maximum of 5 audio devices can be paired and saved in the
device list, but only one can be
connected at a time (depending
on version, up to 8 audio devices
may be paired).● If the device has both audio player and telephone functions,
both functions will be paired.
Pairing a mobile phone 3 124.
● Phone functions will remain active while the audio player is inuse, and audio playback will be
suspended during phone use.
Pairing an auxiliary audio device to the Infotainment system
To pair the audio device, press 7
followed by ÿSETTINGS on the
display screen.
Select Bluetooth then either Search
for Bluetooth device or External
device authorisation .
On the audio device, search for
Bluetooth equipment in the vicinity of
the device.
Select the name of the Infotainment
system (e.g. MEDIA-NAV) from the
list on the audio device, then (if
required), on the audio device
keypad, enter the pairing code shown
on the Infotainment system display
screen.The default pairing code is 0000. To
change this pairing code before the
pairing procedure is started, select
Change passkey to update.
Notice
If the audio device does not have a
screen, enter the default pairing
code on the device, then on the
Infotainment system. Refer to the
operating instructions for this default
audio device pairing code, usually
0000 . Depending on the device, the
pairing code may need to be entered
in reverse order, i.e. on the
Infotainment system first.
If pairing fails, repeat procedure if
necessary.
Notice
When a Bluetooth connection is active, controlling the audio devicevia the Infotainment system will
discharge the audio device battery more rapidly.
Connecting an audio device
Audio devices are automatically
connected to the Infotainment system after the pairing procedure is
completed.

70Bluetooth musicTo change the audio device
connected, press 7 followed by
ÿ SETTINGS on the display screen.
Then select Bluetooth followed by
View Bluetooth device list . The device
list shows the audio devices already paired.
Select the desired audio device from
the list and confirm by pressing OK.
Disconnecting an audio device Switching off the audio device or
deactivating the Bluetooth function on the audio device disconnects the
device from the Infotainment system.
Unpairing an auxiliary audio device
from the Infotainment system
If the list of paired audio devices is full,
a new device can only be paired if an
existing device is unpaired.
To unpair, i.e. to delete an audio
device from the system memory,
press 7 followed by ÿSETTINGS on
the display screen.
Select Bluetooth then View Bluetooth
device list .Select the desired audio device from
the list, then press ë to delete the
device. If required, delete all devices
in the list by pressing Options
followed by Delete all. Confirm with
OK .
Operation via Infotainment system
When paired and connected
wirelessly, audio playback begins
automatically.
The audio device can then be
operated via the Infotainment system
display options.
The range of accessible functions
that can be operated via the
Infotainment system depends on the
type of audio player.
The operation of the audio device
when connected wirelessly is similar
to the operations for playing saved
audio files via the USB socket. Refer
to "NAVI 50 - Playing music via USB
socket" in the "USB port" section
3 62.NAVI 80 - Playing music via
Bluetooth
Bluetooth connection
A connection must be set up between
the audio device and the Infotainment system via Bluetooth, i.e. the device
must be paired to the vehicle before
using it.
● There is a maximum number of audio devices that can be paired
and saved in the device list, but
only one can be connected at a
time.
● If the device has both audio player and telephone functions,
both functions will be paired.
Pairing a mobile phone 3 124.
● Phone functions will remain active while the audio player is inuse, and audio playback will be
suspended during phone use.
Pairing an auxiliary audio device to
the Infotainment system
From the Home page, press MENU
then Multimedia , followed by
Settings on the display screen.