6. Folder Search buttons
If an MP3-CD is divided into folders, change directly into these folders using
the Folder Search buttons -6-.
7.
Time button
Use the Time button to change between three time modes:
I) Time passed of a track (no separate indication on display)
II) Remaining time of a track (display reads "Remain")
III) Remaining time of entire CD (display reads "Total Remain")
NOTE:
Press the Time button -7- and the Track Wheel -4- simultaneously to access
the pre-set menu. Turn the Track Wheel to select a desired menu item. Press
to access the respective sub-menu. To exit the pre-set menu, press the Time
button -7- again. Select from the following menu items:
1. Version:
Firmware
information
2. Sleep: Set the stand-by time from 0 - 120 min. (0 min. = inactive)
3. Stop Time: Set the time interval from 0.5 - 20 sec. when the track will pass
the display again
4. Run Time: Set the running speed of the tracks showing on the display from
20 mSec. - 1000 mSec.
5. Defaults: Yes = Reset factory settings; Exit = Exit without resetting to factory
settings;
6. Save: Yes = Save the settings made; Exit = Exit the menu without saving the
settings made;
8. Single / Continue button
Use the Single/Continue button -8- to select two different play modes:
I) Single
The current title is played; the player then goes into Pause mode.
II) Continue
The entire CD will be played until you stop it or power is interrupted.
NOTE:
Deactivate the "Auto-Cue" mode by pressing and holding the
Single/Continue button for two seconds. Press the same buttons slightly
longer to activate them again.
For more information regarding the "Auto-Cue" mode go to item 2.
9. Bank Programme button
Use the Bank Programme function -9- to play a sequence of loops saved on
the banks. If loops have been saved on the sample banks, activate the Bank
Programme function with the Bank-P button -9-.
For details on how to save loops, go to the chapter entitled "Sampling".
The display indicates "Bank P01". By pressing the Cue/Sample buttons 1 to 4
-15- in any sequence, an individualised sequence of up to 12 samples can be
programmed.
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