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CD/CD+G Playback Modes
1.
REPEAT TRACK Mode
- Repeat Track mode is used to continually repeat a single CD/CD+G track.
To enter Repeat Track mode, press the REPEAT button once (look for blinking light on the REPEAT LED).
To exit Repeat Track mode, press the REPEAT button twice more.
2.
REPEAT ALL Mode
- Repeat All mode is used to continually repeat ALL the tracks on a CD/CD+G disc.
To enter Repeat All mode, press the REPEAT button twice (look for the steady light on the REPEAT LED).
To exit Repeat All mode, press the REPEAT button once more.
3.
PROGRAM Mode
- Program mode is used to program a selection of tracks for consecutive playback.
To enter Program mode, press the PROGRAM button. You will see "Pr" blinking in the track display and a
blinking light in the PROGRAM LED. Press the button's to maneuver through possible track
selections.
When you want to program a track, press the PROGRAM button. Repeat this process till you have
programmed all the desired tracks. To start the programmed playback, press PLAY. To exit the Program
Mode, press the PROGRAM button again.
2. Press the PLAY button.
4. To stop the CD/CD+G, press the STOP button. To PAUSE the CD/CD+G, press the ll button.
5. Press the button to SKIP backward through a CD/CD+G track and press the button
to SKIP forward through a CD/CD+G track.
6. To return to the PREVIOUS track, press the button, to advance to
the NEXT track press the track.
3. Adjust the MASTER VOLUME and
BALANCE controls to your pleasure.
Advanced Operations
3. Close CD tray.
2. Insert a CD/CD+G label side up.
1.A. Turn on the POWER
1.B. Set the input selector to CD/CD+G.
1. Press OPEN button.
CD/CD+G Playback
CD/CD+G Operation
Loading and Unloading CD/CD+G's
Notes:
To ensure firm locking of the CD tray, please press on the CD tray at the
LEFT MODE position until a 'click' sound is heard.
Before operating the CD/CD+G
player for the first time, please make sure the neoprene bushing has been
removed from the CD tray. attempting to play a disc with the bushing still in
place can cause damage to the CD mechanism and disc.
