3.
Press the PROGRAM Button (#9) again to store selection. The LED Display
(#13) will go to “02” and blink to prompt for input.
4.
Press the CD Skip Forward Button (# 19) or CD Skip Backward
Button (# 20) to select the next song to be programmed
and press the CD
PROGRAM Button (# 18) to store the second selection.
5.
You may repeat steps #2 - #4
to program as many as 20 tracks. The programmed tracks will
be shown in the LED Display (# 23) one by one in the programmed sequence after the 20
th
selection has been stored.
6.
To check the programmed tracks, press the PROGRAM Button (# 18) repeatedly until the
last Program No. appears and flashes in the Display and then press the PROGRAM Button
(# 18) once again. The programmed tracks will be displayed one by one in the programmed
sequence.
7.
Press the CD PLAY/PAUSE Button (#12) to start playing in the programmed
sequence.
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After all the programmed tracks have been played the player stops but the
program remains in the memory.
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Press the PLAY/PAUSE Button (#12) to begin programmed playback again.
8.
To cancel programmed play, press the CD STOP
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Button (#14).
CASSETTE RECORDER OPERATION
1. Open the Cassette Door and insert a pre-recorded cassette tape with the exposed tape facing
upwards. Close the Cassette Door.
2. Press the Cassette Play Button (# 6) to start playback and adjust the Rotary Volume Control
(# 1) to obtain the desired sound level.
3. Press the Cassette Fast Forward Button (# 7) or the Cassette Rewind Button (# 8) to rapidly
advance or rewind the tape.
4. Press the Cassette Record Button (# 9) to record either from the Radio, AUX IN or CD. Use
the Function Selector (# 27) to choose your signal source accordingly.
5. Press the Cassette Stop Button (# 5) to stop operation
.
AUTOMATIC STOP
To protect your cassette tapes and prevent unnecessary wear to the pinch roller of the cassette
mechanism, this unit is equipped with an Automatic Stop System. When the tape ends during
play, the Cassette Play Button (# 6) will automatically release to stop the cassette from running.
CASSETTE TAPE OPERATING TIPS
1. High quality tapes are recommended to obtain maximum quality reproduction from
recordings.
2. Tapes with playing time of 120 minutes (C-120) are not recommended because they contain
thinner and longer tape that has a greater chance to malfunction and jam, which may
damage the cassette mechanism.
3. To obtain good reproduction, the head should be cleaned after every 10 to 20 hours of use.
It is also recommended that the cassette be kept away from excessive heat or cold.
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