If you touch NEXT TRACK during play of the last
track, the ERROR sign will light as a reminder that
there is no next track. Play of the last track
continues.
LISTENING WITH HEADPHONES-14.
With headphones connected to the PHONES jack,
you can listen to discs without having to use an
amplifier. Adjust the sound level with the LEVEL
control.
The headphones must have a 0.25 inch (6.3 mm)
jack plug and an impedance between 8 and 1000
ohms.
-17.
Should you wish to hear a portion of the disc
repeatedly, touch the button at the start of
the section you wish repeated. Allow the disc to play
until the end of the repeat section and touch
again. The program between the two points will be
repeated until CLEAR, STOP or LOAD are touched.
0 thru 9-20.
These buttons provide a total sequence of direct
access input of 20 tracks selected from tracks 1
through 99 for storage in the memory of the
MCD 7007; any sequence of TRACKS, of INDEX
numbers or of time.
To start playing a disc other than at the beginning,
touch the track number to be played on the 0-9 key
pad followed by the PLAY button. The selected track
number will be displayed in the message center and
the track indicator will flash. The disc will begin at
the track selected and play the remaining tracks on
the disc. If you have selected a track which does not
exist ERROR will appear briefly on the display.
STORE-21
From the program list provided with the compact
disc, decide on the tracks you want to include in the
program. For each track, touch the appropriate
number buttons and then the STORE button to insert
the disc track in the program memory. Tracks may
be stored in the sequence on the disc when in the
SCAN mode. While listening to the preview of a
track in SCAN, touch the STORE button to store that
track for later playback. The PROGRAM indicator will
light and the TRACK display will immediately move
to the next track.
The total memory will store up to 20 tracks in any
order, these tracks may be selected from any
number of tracks up to 99. They do not need to be
sequential.
Your program can contain any combination of:
• TRACK
• TRACK and INDEX
• TRACK and TIME
• TRACK, INDEX and TIME
However, you are limited to 20 units of memory.
Each TRACK number takes up 1 unit each, TRACK
and INDEX number takes up 2 units and each
TRACK, INDEX and TIME takes up 5 units. If there is
an attempt to enter more than 20 units, ERROR
appears on the display.
To enter a program, insert a disc and use LOAD to
close the disc tray.
If you make a mistake or wish to change your
program at any time, touch the CLEAR button before
touching the STORE button to erase the memory,
then begin program entry again.
Follow this example of a program from a disc
containing 32 tracks. The program sequency desired
from the disc is: 3, 10, 31, 18, 2, etc. using the
numeric key pad, touch 3 then STORE, the TRACK
indicator will show 1 to indicate that block has been
used. Touch 1 then 0 then STORE, touch 3 then 1
then STORE, touch 1 then 8 then STORE, touch 2
then STORE, etc. until your entire program has been
entered into the memory. If ERROR appears on the
display make sure the selected track number exists
or whether all 20 memory blocks are full.
Touch PLAY to listen to the entire program as
entered. The program can be played again, before
touching STOP or LOAD by touching the PLAY
button. The program remains in the memory until
the STOP or LOAD button is touched.
CLEAR-22
Touch CLEAR to remove an incorrect selection
from the memory.
To erase any single TRACK entry from the program,
touch the REVIEW button to exhibit in the message
center the program entered. Each entry will be
briefly displayed. As soon as the entry to be deleted
is seen, touch the CLEAR button which will erase
that entry from the memory.
REVIEW-18
The program entered can be reviewed by touching
the REVIEW button. The TRACK numbers in the mes-
sage center will be illuminated in the sequence
entered in the memory.
SELECT-19
Touch the SELECT button to change the input to
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