Playing Discs
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Locating a Specific Track
During stop or play mode, you can locate any track to be
played.
l
AMS
L
Number
buttons
.
/
>
>10
To locate
The next or
succeeding tracks
The current or
preceding tracks
A specific track directly
You need to
Turn
l
AMS
L
clockwise until
you find the track. When using the
remote, press
>
repeatedly until you
find the track.
Turn
l
AMS
L
counterclockwise
until you find the track. When using the
remote, press
.
repeatedly until you
find the track.
Turn
l
AMS
L
until you find the
track number you want. When using
the remote, press
.
or
>
repeatedly until you find the track.
Locating a track directly by entering the
track number
Z
Press the number button(s) to enter the track number.
z
To enter a track number over 11
1
Press >10.
2
Enter the corresponding digits.
To enter 0, press 10/0 instead.
Examples:
• To play track number 30, press >10, then 3 and 10/0.
• To play track number 100, press >10 twice, then 1, and 10/0
twice.
Locating a Particular Point
in a Track
Z
You can locate a particular point in a track during play or
play pause.
Locating a point while monitoring the
sound (Search)
Press and hold
m
/
M
during play.
You will hear intermittent playback as the disc goes
forward or reverses.
When you reach the desired point, release the button.
Locating a point by observing the time
indication (High-Speed Search)
Press and hold
m
/
M
during play pause.
You will not hear the playback sound.
z
When “Over!!” appears in the display
The disc has reached its end. Press
.
or
m
to go back.
Note
Tracks that are only a few seconds long may be too short for
monitoring. In this case, the player may not search correctly.
Locating a point using the index function
(Index Search)
Press INDEX
.
or INDEX
>
repeatedly in play or
pause mode.
z
What is an INDEX?
Some SACD or CD are provided with an index marking system
which divides tracks or discs into smaller segments. This is
especially useful when you want to locate a certain point within a
long track (in classical music for example). The index search
function works only when you use a commercially available
indexed discs (usually indicated on the label).
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/
>
m
/
M
INDEX
>/.
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