ONKYO CS-265DAB Manual Do Utilizador

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• Check if “iPod”, “iPhone” or “iPad” appears on the display of the CD receiver. If “No USB” appears, disconnect 

and then connect your iPod/iPhone/iPad.

• Use the USB cable included in your iPod/iPhone/iPad package to connect your device. Make sure that the cable 

is not damaged.

• If your iPod/iPhone/iPad does not turn on due to a completely-exhausted battery, the “Charging” message will not 

appear when you connect the device to a CD receiver that is in standby mode.
However, the iPod/iPhone/iPad battery will still be charged. Wait a while. Once the battery is sufficiently charged 
for power-on, the “Charging” message will appear.

• If there are any other Bluetooth-enabled devices near the unit, turn off the power to those devices and then perform 

the pairing process again.

• Delete the registration information for the Onkyo CR-265 on the Bluetooth-enabled device, then perform the 

pairing process again.

• Make sure that the NFC function on your smartphone or tablet is enabled.
• Make sure that you are touching the appropriate area on the NFC detection area.

• There may be a wireless LAN device or microwave oven nearby. If so, locate the CD receiver away from those 

devices.

• The Bluetooth-enabled device may be too far from the CD receiver,  or there may be a wall between the devices. 

If so, use your Bluetooth-enabled device closer to the CD receiver.

• Due to Bluetooth transfer characteristics, there may be a certain amount of signal latency. For this reason, you 

might notice a slight delay in audio output from the CD receiver, in relation to the playback of video on your 
Bluetooth- enabled device.

• The CD receiver supports USB flash drives only. However, this does not necessarily guarantee the performance 

of all USB flash drives.

• Make sure that the USB flash drive has been formatted as FAT16 or FAT32.
• USB hubs are not supported. Be sure to connect a USB flash drive directly to the CD receiver.
• This CD receiver cannot play files other than MP3 files.

• Try reconnecting your USB flash drive.

• MP3 files without a .MP3 or .mp3 file extension are not recognized.
• Check whether the MP3 format is supported (see page 12).
• The MP3 file’s copyright option is on. Don’t use the copyright option.