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CD 23
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CD 23
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Notizen / Notes
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Scanning a CD (SCAN)
•
Press
SCAN
before or during play.
–
If the CD compartment was open, it will now
close.
–
SCAN
lights up for 2 seconds and the first 10
seconds of each track are played in turn; 10
seconds are counted down each time under
REM
TRACK
TIME
.
•
When the player reaches a track which you
wish to hear in full, press
SCAN
again or
PLAY
2
.
SHUFFLE function
•
By pressing
SHUFFLE
you activate the shuffle
function which mixes up the order of the CD
tracks. A random number generator selects the
order of the tracks to be played.
–
All operating functions continue to function as
during normal playback.
–
With the
ST
buttons you can select
next or previous random tracks.
–
The track grid shows which tracks on the CD
are still to be played.
•
The function is deactivated by pressing
STOP
9
,
OPEN/CLOSE
or
SHUFFLE
; in this
last case the remaining tracks are played in
their normal order.
•
The shuffle function can also be used together
with the repeat function.
➥
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
REM
TRACK
TIME
TRACK
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
TOTAL
REM
TIME
TRACK
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
TRACK
TIME
TRACK
➥
➥
12
45
7
8
9
1
1
1
2
TRACK
TIME
SHUFFLE
TRACK
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
TRACK
TIME
REPEAT
TRACK
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
TRACK
TIME
REPEAT 1
TRACK
34
5
6
7
8
91
0
1
1
1
2
REM
TRACK
TIME
TRACK
REPEAT function
Repeating a track:
•
Press
REPEAT
before or during play.
–
REPEAT
1
lights up; the track will now be
repeated continuously.
•
Press
REPEAT
twice to stop the track being
repeated.
Repeating the CD:
•
Press
REPEAT
twice
before or during play.
–
REPEAT
lights up;
the CD will now be repeated
continuously.
•
Press
REPEAT
again to stop the CD being
repeated.
Calling up other information (INFO)
•
Press
INFO
whenever you want to know the
remaining playing time of the track being
played (
REM
TRACK
TIME
).
•
Press
INFO
again if you wish to know the
remaining playing time of the entire CD
(
TOTAL
REM
TIME
).
•
Press
INFO
again if you wish to return to the
elapsed playing time indication of the current
track (
TRACK
TIME
).
Adjusting the sound level (– )
NOTE!
–
Use the
–
keys on the remote
control only if the player is connected to an
amplifier or HiFi system without its own remote
control.
–
The setting chosen with
–
will be
cancelled when the player is switched off.
•
Hold
– VOLUME
on the remote control pressed
down.
–
VOL
lights up; the output signal from the player
will now decrease gradually.
–
The successive steps are shown on the display.
•
Release the key as soon as the required sound
level is obtained.
•
Hold
on the remote control
pressed down.
–
VOL
lights up; the output signal will now in-
crease again gradually to the maximum level.
–
The successive steps are shown on the display.
•
Release the key as soon as the required sound
level is obtained.
Fade-in and fade-out (FADER)
•
During play
press
FADER
.
–
The sound level will now gradually decrease
(FADE
OUT), after which the player will go into
the PAUSE mode.
•
Press
FADER
again.
–
Play continues and the sound level will increase
again to the originally set level (FADE
IN).
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➥
➥
10
11
12
PEAK
TRACK
TIME
TRACK
8
9
10
11
12
PEAK
TRACK
TIME
TRACK
➥
➥
➥
➥
➥
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
TRACK
TIME
SPACE
TRACK
Inserting an extra pause
(AUTO SPACE)
•
Press
A. SPACE
.
–
SPACE
lights up;
During play an extra pause of 4 seconds will
be inserted between the various tracks.
•
Press
A. SPACE
again to delete the extra
pause.
Searching the loudest passage
(PEAK SEARCH)
•
In STOP mode
, press
P. SEARCH
.
–
PEAK
starts flashing and the CD or the
programme will now be scanned for the
loudest passage (the peak).
–
The display shows the track being scanned
and its elapsed playing time.
–
When the loudest passage has been found it
will be repeated continuously (from 2 seconds
before the peak until 2 seconds after the peak)
•
You can now adjust your recording device.
•
You can stop the search by pressing
STOP
9
or
OPEN/CLOSE
; if you press
PLAY
2
, the CD
or the programme will be played from the
beginning.
You can programme your own track sequence for
each CD.
The order of the programmed tracks determines the
order in which they are played.
Each track can be stored as often as you like.
You can enter a programme in the STOP mode.
You can store a sequence of up to 30 tracks.
Programming
•
In STOP mode, press
PROGRAM
to open the
memory.
–
PROGR
lights up and
starts flashing.
•
Enter the required track numbers with the
0-9
numeric keys on the remote control. Every number
you enter will be directly included in the
programme.
–
Each time you key in (= store) a track number, the
number of tracks and the playing time of your
programme will be shown under
TRACK
and
TOTAL
TIME
.
–
The track number indicator always shows which
numbers have been stored.
–
USE O - 9
lights up if you press
S
or
T
while programming.
•
Press
PROGRAM
to leave the programming mode.
•
You can also leave the programme mode by
pressing
STOP
9
,
PAUSE
;
or
PLAY
2
.
Checking the programme (REVIEW)
•
Press
REVIEW
prior to, during or after
programmed play.
REVIEW
lights up.
–
All the numbers appear in the programmed
sequence under
TRACK
and under
TRACK
TIME
you
will see the playing time of each track.
–
n
O PROGRAM
lights up if no track numbers have
yet been stored.
•
With
REVIEW
you can proceed more rapidly to
the next block of information.
PROGRAM
PROGRAMMING
TRACK
TIME
TRACK
14
6
8
9
TOTAL
TIME
TRACK
PROGRAM
13
4
6
9
TOTAL
TIME
TRACK
PROGRAM
TOTAL
TIME
TRACK
PROGRAM
6
78
9
1
0
1
1
1
2
PROGRAM
6
12
5
34
Programme playback
•
To play the programme you have created, press
PLAY
2
.
–
All functions of the playback mode continue to
function.
–
Playback starts with the first number of the
programme.
•
All keys except
EDIT
,
PROGRAM
,
CLEAR
and
P.
SEARCH
can be used during
programmed
play.
•
Search for a particular passage is only possible
within the track being played.
Deleting the programme
During play:
•
Press
OPEN/CLOSE
or press
STOP
9
(twice).
In STOP mode:
•
Press
OPEN/CLOSE
,
CLEAR
or
STOP
9
(once).
–
The programme has now been deleted.
Erasing a track from the programme
(CLEAR)
•
Press
REVIEW
before or after programmed play
(STOP mode).
–
REVIEW
lights up.
–
All the numbers appear in the programmed
sequence under
TRACK
.
•
Press
CLEAR
as soon as the number you wish to
erase appears.
–
The number disappears from the number
indicator; it has now been erased.
–
The display shows the remaining tracks and
programme time for a few seconds.
–
n
O PROGRAM
lights up if no track numbers have
yet been stored.
EDIT
NOTES:
The EDIT function cannot be
used for CDs containing more than 30
tracks.
The
–
keys (on the remote
control) may not be used during
recording as they affect the strength of
the signal from the player.
78
9
1
0
1
1
TRACK
TIME
PAUSE
SPACE
TRACK
123
45
6
TOTAL
TIME
TRACK
SPACE
In EDIT NORMAL mode the recording time must be
at least equal to the playing time of the first track on
the CD or in the programme.
In EDIT OPT(imal) mode the recording time must be
at least equal to the playing time of the shortest
track on the CD or in the programme.
–
WRONG TIME
lights up if you select a ‘wrong’ time.
•
Press
EDIT
to store the required recording time.
–
The CD player will now go back to STOP mode
–
The track number indicator shows which tracks fit
onto side A of the tape. The number of tracks and
their playing time will be shown under
TRACK
and
TOTAL
TIME
.
•
You can now record the entire CD or a programme
from it.
•
Press
PLAY
2
.
–
The numbers for side A of the tape will be played
one after the other. If AUTO SPACE has been
selected, after each track an extra pause of 4
seconds will be inserted.
–
After the last track that fits on side A of the tape, the
CD player will go into PAUSE mode;
–
The track number indicator shows which tracks fit
onto side B of the tape. Under
TRACK
you will see
the number of the first track to be recorded.
•
Turn the tape over or select the tape travel direction
for side B.
•
Press
PLAY
2
.
–
The remaining tracks will now be played.
–
After the last track play will stop;
EDIT CANCELLED
lights up.
NOTES:
–
As soon as you press
PLAY
2
the other play functions
will temporarily be switched off to prevent the recor
-
ding being interfered with;
EDIT ACTIVE
lights up
if you press one of the other buttons during recording.
–
You can quit the EDIT mode by pressing
STOP
9
or
OPEN/CLOSE
;
EDIT CANCELLED
then lights up.
–
EDIT NOT POSSIBLE
lights up if you try to record
a CD containing more than 30 tracks.
The EDIT function has two recording modes in which
you can store the recording time of the tape in the
player memory.
EDIT NORMAL
– The player will determine which tracks
fit
on each side of the tape and will stop after
the l
ast
track.
The tracks will be recorded in the order in which
they appear on the CD or in the programme.
EDIT OPTIMAL
– The player now calculates the combi-
nation of tracks that will optimize the use of available
recording time.
Recording in the EDIT mode
•
If required you can first search the loudest passage
on the CD or in the programme and adjust your
recording device. This can also be done after selec-
ting the recording mode and the recording time.
For this see ‘Searching the loudest passage (PEAK
SEARCH)’ on page 20.
•
In STOP mode, press
EDIT
to activate the EDIT mode.
–
The display shows
NORMAL
(default setting).
•
If required you can insert an extra pause between
the various tracks by pressing
A. SPACE
.
SPACE
lights up.
•
With
S T
you can now select
OPT
(imal),
CANCEL
or
NORMAL
again.
•
Press
EDIT
to store the required recording mode
(
NORMAL
or
OPT
imal).
–
If you select
CANCEL
, the EDIT mode will be can-
celled and the player will go back to STOP mode.
–
As soon as you have stored the recording mode the
display shows
C 90
(default setting).
•
With
S T
you can now select the required
recording time:
C100
,
C105
,
C120
,
C 30
,
C 45
,
C 60
,
C 75
,
C 90
.
Other recording times can be selected using the
0-9 digit keys
on the remote control.
