PROGRAM [PROG]:
Allows compiling a custom track
selection and playback order of up to 20 tracks on a disc.
With the player in STOP mode, enter the desired first track
number and then press the PROGRAM button. The word
“PROGRAM” will light and the display will show the total
number of tracks programmed and total programmed time.
If a second track selection is entered, the word “PRO-
GRAM” flashes, indicating that other track(s) have already
been stored in the program memory. Press the PROGRAM
button to save the second track selection. Repeat procedure
to program additional tracks as desired. This programming
procedure, with readout of the cumulative total number of
programmed tracks and total programming time (including
time between tracks), works for any of the first 13 num-
bered tracks on a disc. You may program track numbers
higher than 13, but from then on no track time information
will appear on the display. To preview a program before
playing it, press PLAY and then use the NEXT
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buttons to cycle through track selections. Press-
ing PLAY will begin playing program. Pressing STOP once
will stop program play. Pressing PLAY again will resume
play from beginning of program. To cancel program, press
STOP twice.
T I M E :
Pressing and releasing TIME repeatedly will cycle
through the following information on the display: current
track time elapsed (default setting initially seen on display),
total disc time elapsed, and total disc time remaining.
A/B:
Press the A/B button once while music is playing, then
press it again; the musical passage in the interval between
pressing the button is then repeated in a loop until
pressing the A /B button once again to discontinue it.
Display reads “A — B ” t o s h o w activation. Note: you must
discontinue the A/B loop before pressing PLAY to resume
normal playback.
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Pressing and holding this button down will fast
search backward through the track that is playing until it is
released. Rate of search accelerates as button is held down.
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Pressing and holding this button down will fast
search forward through the track that is playing until it is
released. Rate of search accelerates as button is held down.
SHUFFLE [SHUF]:
Press SHUFFLE. “SHUFFLE” lights up on
display, and tracks will now play in random order. Press
SHUFFLE again to return to normal play sequence.
REPEAT [REP]:
Press REPEAT once to repeat the entire
disc continuously (“REPEAT” lights up on display). Press
REPEAT once more to continuously repeat the track now
playing (“REPEAT 1” lights up on display). Press REPEAT
once again to discontinue repeat mode.
CD Door Functions/Warnings
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Do not attempt to play a CD without first installing the
supplied CD7 magnetic disc clamp on the CD.
• Use only the supplied CD7 clamp in your CD7 player.
• CD door must be fully closed for the CD7 to operate.
• All front panel and remote control functions and display
are deactivated when CD door is open, to prevent
exposure to laser. Do not attempt to bypass this lockout
feature. The CD7 will stop playing if the CD door is
opened while running.
• If the CD door is closed without a CD in the player and
the CD7 is powered up, the display will read "No disc".
• If a CD is inserted in the CD7, the CD door is fully closed
and the CD7 is powered up, the CD will spin for a few
seconds while the track information is accessed. The
number of tracks and total disc time will then be dis-
played, indicating the CD is ready to play.
• Keep the CD door closed when the CD7 is turned off and
not in use to keep dust out of the lens and drive area.
Maintenance
THE CDs
• Keep the shiny surface of the CD clean and free of
scratches. Use a soft lint-free cloth and always wipe the
CD in a straight line from center to outer edge.
• Never use cleaning agents for conventional records on
CDs.
• Detergents or abrasive cleaning agents should not be used
on CDs.
PROBLEMS AND THEIR LIKELY CAUSES
If a problem occurs, run through the points listed below
before taking your player in for repair.
Check whether:
– condensation has formed on the lens of the laser due to
a dramatic change in temperature; this will disappear
naturally after some time.
– the CD has been inserted correctly with the printed side
up and that there is a CD in the compartment and the
cover is fully closed.
– the CD is dirty, badly scratched, warped or defective.
– the player has been inadvertently connected to the
PHONO inputs of the preamplifier.
If the problem remains, try to clear it by switching
the player off and on again, or unplugging it, waiting 60
seconds, and plugging it in again. If this fails to help,
consult your Audio Research dealer.
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