TASCAM CD-450
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General Guide
1
POWER Switch
2
Headphone Volume Control (PHONES)
3
Headphone Jack
4
Disc Tray
5
Numeric Keypad
This is used to enter tack numbers, index numbers and
time points.
6
CLEAR Key
This key is used to clear wrong numbers you’ll enter
on the numeric keypad or to clear all your preference
settings (p.9) at once.
7
Disc Tray OPEN/CLOSE Button
8
SEARCH MODE Key
Three search modes are available: Track, Time, and
Index, as selected with this switch.
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Search Opera-
tions, p.9
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END OF MESSAGE
This indicator lights when playing tracks near their
end.
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Preference Settings, p.9
A
Display
Shows what’s going on during play and other various
information.
B
SKIP Keys
Used to skip directly to the beginning of the current
track or to the beginning of the succeeding track.
C
SEARCH Keys
Allow you to hear the disc play at high speeds in the
forward direction or in reverse as long as you hold
either of these keys down.
D
STOP Key
E
PLAY Key
F
READY Key
This key puts the deck into Ready-for-play mode.
G
CALL Key
The point where you press PLAY to leave the ready
mode and start playing is stored in memory, and you
can go back to that point by pressing this CALL key.
H
AUTO READY Key
When this key is pressed on, the deck goes into Ready
mode at the beginning of each tack or at the beginning
of an A-B loop.
I
AUTO CUE Key
When this key is pressed on and you perform a track
search, the deck goes into Ready mode at the "first
audio" of that track. The sensitivity of the auto cue cir-
cuit is adjustable.
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Preference Settings, p.9
J
INCR (Incremental) PLAY Key
When this key is pressed on, each time you press PLAY
during play, the next track starts playing.
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p.10
K
PITCH CONTrol
A pitch change of up to +12% and down to –12% is
available in 1% steps.
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p.10
L
SINGLE Key
When this key is active and you start playing, only the
current track is played back through.
M
REPEAT Key
Enables the whole disc, or, used in conjunction with
the SINGLE key, a single track, to play over and over
again.
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p.10
N
DISPLAY Key
Selects ELAPSED, REMAIN or TOTAL REMAIN
displays.
