Entempo Rubato, User Manual

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RUBATO MAN2/1/2005
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Volume Up Increases the volume level; progress bar on Playback
screen converts to volume indicator
Volume Down Decreases the volume level; progress bar on Playback
screen converts to volume indicator
3-way Select button
Navigate Up (slide up)
In menus, moves cursor up; in FM radio, moves across
frequency range
Navigate Down (slide down) In menus, moves cursor down; in FM radio, moves across
frequency range
Select (Press in) Brings up the top level menu from play, else navigates
down one level; in radio selects frequency as new preset.
Menu Shows top level menu.
Play/Pause/Stop Starts playback, else pauses playback, and else Stop. In
FM radio or AUX starts and stops the recording.
Skip Forward Fast forward or skips to next track, navigates down one
menu level, in radio step forward through presets.
Skip Backward Fast backward or skips to previous track, navigates up
one menu level, in radio steps back through presets.
Record Starts and stops a voice recording from the internal
microphone.
Reset Resets the player under error conditions.
POWER ON/OFF Power ON or OFF.
HOLD Switch Disables/Enables all button functions.
BACK Moves back menu level.
Note: If you have entered the top-level menu from playing a track, pressing the “ BACK ”
button will take you back to play. “ MENU ” button always takes you back to top menu.
2.1.1. Power ON and OFF
See section 1.2.1
2.1.2. Volume
During play mode, the headphone volume can be adjusted by pressing the “ Volume
Up” button or the “ Volume Down” button. A volume level indicator will be displayed
on the screen, for several seconds, indicating the new volume level.
2.1.3 Hold/Button Lock
The button pad may be locked to prevent unintentional pressing of buttons or the
unintended activation of functions. To lock the buttons, push the HOLD switch
downward and users will see a “LOCK” icon on the top left corner of the display, next
to the “Transport Control” icon. To unlock, push the HOLD switch upward.
2.1.4. Title Bar
This is the top line of the display and is used to indicate what the player is currently
doing. If the user is browsing through the menu system, the title bar will display the
name of the menu or “
RUBATO 20 ” if it is the top-level menu. If the player is in play
mode then the title bar will display “Now playing”. If the user has set the real time
clock to be displayed, then the title bar will display the Date and Real Time clock (see
2.5.2 Clock for more information)