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Special Features

Erasing All the CDs from a Custom Group

With the CD changer stopped, repeatedly press 

MODE

 so 

CUSTOM

 and the 

number of the desired group light. Then press 

CLEAR

. (You cannot partially 

erase a custom group memory.)

Storing Your Best Tracks

You can save up to 20 of the tracks you like best in a special 

best

 memory, and 

then replay them at any time. To save a track in best memory, just press 

BEST

 

while that track is playing. 

BEST

 flashes three times. To play the tracks you 

have saved in best memory, press 

BEST

 while the changer is stopped. The CD 

changer plays in the reverse order; the last track you saved plays first.

Notes:

• The changer only remembers the last 20 tracks you stored in best mem-

ory.

• You cannot store the same track twice in succession.

• You cannot save a track from a CD that is in the single play slot into best 

memory.

• To clear a track from best memory, press 

CLEAR

 while that track is play-

ing.

• The best memory is kept even after you turn off the CD changer.

• The changer keeps the tracks in best memory for up to 2 days in the 

event of a power loss.

Scanning Previous CDs

The CD changer remembers the 20 most recently played CDs and lets you 
review and replay them in reverse order.

To review the CDs, press 

PREVIOUS

PREVIOUS SCAN

 flashes and the 

changer plays 10 seconds of the first track of each of the last 20 CDs you 
played, starting at 1 minute into the first track on each CD. To listen to an entire 
CD and cancel the previous scan function, press 

To stop the previous scan function, press  .

Notes:

• If a track is less than 1 minute long, previous scan starts at the beginning 

of the track.

• A CD in the single play slot is not included in the previous scan memory. 

Neither are any CDs played using random play, hi-lite scan, programmed 
play, and best selection.

• The previous scan memory remains stored even after you turn off the CD 

changer.

• The changer keeps the CDs stored in previous scan memory for up to 2 

days in the event of a power loss.

Using Hi-Lite Scan

To listen to 10 seconds from each CD, press 

HI-LITE

 while the changer is 

stopped or during normal play. 

DISC SCAN

 flashes and the changer plays 10 

seconds from each CD, starting at 1 minute into the first track.

To listen to 10 seconds from every track on all CDs, press 

HI-LITE

 twice 

while the changer is stopped or during normal, programmed, or favorite track 
play. 

SCAN

 flashes and the changer plays 10 seconds from each track, starting 

at 1 minute into each track.

Summary of Contents for 42-5064

Page 1: ...LEAR PROGRAM RANDOM REPEAT UNLOAD BEST PREVIOUS DISC NUMBER OPEN CLOSE CD 8400 FILE TYPE CD CHANGER SINGLE PLAY ACSESS PLAY LABEL SIDE D A CONVERTER OPTICAL DIGITAL OUTPUT 1Bit POWER CD FILE 101 DISC DISC MIN SEC CUSTOM ALL TRACK I II III SINGLE RANDOM REPEAT 1 REMAIN PGM PREVIOUS DISC SCAN BEST CD DECK SYNCHRO SYSTEM OSR ...

Page 2: ... a single CD all tracks in a custom CD group all tracks on all loaded CDs or a programmed sequence Digital Output Lets you connect your CD changer to another digital device Best Selection Memory Lets you save up to 20 of your favorite tracks for one touch playback Previous Playback Plays 10 seconds from each of the 20 most recently played CDs to help you locate a CD you want to listen to again Hi ...

Page 3: ...uctions for mounting and use a recommended mounting accessory Carts Move the product on a cart carefully Quick stops excessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the product cart to overturn Ventilation Slots and openings in the cabinet provide ventilation ensure reli able operation and protect from overheating Do not block or cover these open ings and do not place the product on a bed sofa rug o...

Page 4: ... Loading CDs in the Rack 7 Loading a CD in the Single Play Slot 8 Using the Demo 8 Playing CDs 9 Checking the Time Remaining and Elapsed on a CD 10 Special Features 11 Quickly Selecting Tracks 11 Searching for a Section of a Track 11 Assigning CDs to a Custom CD Group 11 Storing Your Best Tracks 12 Scanning Previous CDs 12 Using Hi Lite Scan 12 Repeating Tracks CDs and Sequences 13 Playing Tracks ...

Page 5: ... the CD changer to your receiver or amplifier plug the CD changer s power cord into a standard AC outlet Caution To prevent electric shock the plug s blades are polarized and fit only one way If the plug does not fit easily turn it over and try again Do not force the plug into any AC outlet Connecting to a Cassette Deck s Synchro Jack The Synchro Record feature lets you easily copy CDs to cassette...

Page 6: ...c circuits If you do not plan to use the remote control for a month or more remove and store the batteries Note If the remote s range is reduced replace the batteries immediately Using a Receiver s Remote Control with the CD Changer If your receiver amplifier such as most Optimus Professional Series receiver amplifiers has an OSR mark the receiver amplifier s remote can control some of the CD chan...

Page 7: ...tance reduces or if the remote control stops working replace the batteries Loading CDs in the Rack The multi disc rack holds 100 CDs The disc slots are numbered in clockwise order from 1 to 100 and can hold either 3 inch or 5 inch CDs Follow these steps to load up to 100 CDs in the slots 1 Press POWER to turn on the CD changer If necessary repeatedly press DISC NUMBER or DISC on the remote so the ...

Page 8: ...rns on if it was turned off and rotates the rack so the single play slot comes to the loading position Insert the CD with its label to the left Then press SINGLE PLAY PLAY to start playing To remove a CD from the single play slot press SINGLE PLAY ACCESS The rack rotates the single play slot to the front When the rack cover opens remove the CD The single play slot is numbered as 0 and is located b...

Page 9: ...in play from Track 1 on Disc 1 or the last CD you played and have all tracks and CDs play in order The CD changer stops after it plays the highest numbered CD you loaded The changer displays the disc track number and the currently playing track s elapsed play time If a slot does not contain a CD the CD changer displays no diSC next to the disc number as it skips to the next slot The CD changer mem...

Page 10: ...nt CD s total elapsed time During programmed play pressing TIME twice displays the total programmed time and the number of the programmed track playing see Programming a Sequence on Page 14 During best selection play pressing TIME twice dis plays the number of tracks stored in the best selection memory see Storing Your Best Tracks on Page 12 Notes The CD changer does not display the current CD s t...

Page 11: ... CD group This lets you group your favorite CDs together for more convenient playback Follow these steps to assign CDs to a group 1 While the CD changer is stopped repeatedly press MODE until CUSTOM and the number of the desired group light If any discs have been assigned to the group the lowest disc number appears on the display Press CLEAR to clear the group 2 Select a CD for storing into the gr...

Page 12: ...rs the 20 most recently played CDs and lets you review and replay them in reverse order To review the CDs press PREVIOUS PREVIOUS SCAN flashes and the changer plays 10 seconds of the first track of each of the last 20 CDs you played starting at 1 minute into the first track on each CD To listen to an entire CD and cancel the previous scan function press To stop the previous scan function press Not...

Page 13: ...ars on the dis play If the CD changer is stopped press When the CD changer reaches the end of the last CD it replays all loaded CDs in order To repeat CDs in a custom group before play repeatedly press MODE until CUSTOM and the number of the desired group appear on the display then press REPEAT twice REPEAT appears on the display If the CD changer is stopped press When the CD changer reaches the e...

Page 14: ...ct the CD that contains the first track you want to program using the remote control s number buttons and DISC SET The selected CD s num ber and AL appear You can also use DISC NUMBER or DISC on the remote and press PGM to select a CD The disc number and AL appear If you do not select a track within about 2 seconds the entire CD is automatically stored If you program an entire CD skip to Step 5 4 ...

Page 15: ... the remote control Note You cannot erase a selection that is currently playing or that has already played Clearing a Programmed Sequence Turning off the CD changer does not clear the programmed sequence To clear the sequence do any of the following Press when the CD is stopped Start best selection play Select ALL SINGLE CUSTOM previous scan or play the CD in the sin gle play slot while programmin...

Page 16: ...r amplifier s volume is set too low Turn up the receiver amplifier s volume A CD is loaded backwards Load the CD with the label side to the left Sound is noisy or distorted The CD changer is not correctly con nected Recheck all connections Interference from another electronic device Turn off nearby appliances or use a dif ferent AC outlet for the appliance CD skips CD is dirty or damaged Clean or ...

Page 17: ...al RadioShack store for assistance Symptom Possible Cause Suggestion U1 The disc is not loaded properly Load the CD with the label side to the left The CD might be dirty Clean the CD Check to see if there is a foreign object in the slot U2 Mechanism operation error Check to see if there is a foreign object in the slot Unplug the power cord and plug it in again U3 Rack cover error Check to see if t...

Page 18: ...lvents or strong detergents to clean the CD changer Modifying or tampering with the CD changer s internal parts can cause a mal function and might invalidate your CD changer s warranty If your CD changer is not working as it should take it to your local RadioShack store for assistance CD Care Tips Even though a CD is very durable you should handle it with care Keep the CD inside the CD changer or ...

Page 19: ...r less EIAJ Disc Diameter 3 and 5 inch Power Requirements 120 V AC 60 Hz Power Consumption 12 Watts Size HWD 7 1 2 16 9 16 15 13 16 Inches 190 420 402 mm Weight 14 lbs 5oz 6 5 kg Specifications are typical individual units might vary Specifications are subject to change and improvement without notice ...

Page 20: ... a product defect during the warranty period take the product and the RadioShack sales receipt as proof of purchase date to any RadioShack store RadioShack will at its option un less otherwise provided by law a correct the defect by product repair without charge for parts and labor b replace the product with one of the same or similar design or c refund the purchase price All replaced parts and pr...

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