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Flash Drive not supported
- Thread starter Coffeebob
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Copperman
Active member
I recently learned you could plug in a thumb drive in the USB port on my '16 F3 L and it would play the songs. You don't have all the controls, but it will play the songs.
SpyderNeil
New member
I have used four different flash drives in mine and only had that message when I plugged in a very old one into the USB connector in the trunk. You should try a different manufacturer?
Neil
PrairieSpyder
New member
It has to be formatted in a certain way, but I don't know what the trick is. Joe could say.
billybovine
Active member
Sorry no.
USB Memory Stick
Thanks so much for the information. Are you saying that 30gb is too large. Any idea what format it should have. According to the manual it states that the USB will play FLAC and many other formats. I wanted use a large portable usb hard drive for my music but thought I would try the flash drive first.
Appreciate your help
Bob
Thanks so much for the information. Are you saying that 30gb is too large. Any idea what format it should have. According to the manual it states that the USB will play FLAC and many other formats. I wanted use a large portable usb hard drive for my music but thought I would try the flash drive first.
Appreciate your help
Bob
finless
New member
I do not know what the radio supports as far as format of the stick. But I am going to wager it does not support a stick formatted NTFS as that requires a license from Microsoft to support.
My bet is the stick needs to be formatted FAT32.
Plug it in your PC and see what it is currently formatted as.
And 30GB could be correct. It maybe labeled as 32GB but after formatting you always loose some space.
Bob
My bet is the stick needs to be formatted FAT32.
Plug it in your PC and see what it is currently formatted as.
And 30GB could be correct. It maybe labeled as 32GB but after formatting you always loose some space.
Bob
bcer960
Member
16 gig
I know my 16 gig USB worked right out of the package. I only have MP3's on it. Every once in awhile I get the "Over current Devise" error, either re-start the bike, or remove and replace the USB. My latest issue is that I had the Sena SM10 (BRP version) installed at the dealer, and now my USB intermittently says "no device". I am sure it's a loose wire, and am taking it back to have them look at it.
I know my 16 gig USB worked right out of the package. I only have MP3's on it. Every once in awhile I get the "Over current Devise" error, either re-start the bike, or remove and replace the USB. My latest issue is that I had the Sena SM10 (BRP version) installed at the dealer, and now my USB intermittently says "no device". I am sure it's a loose wire, and am taking it back to have them look at it.
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