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3.1.3
Set autoplay
When
AUTO PLAY
is activated, the CD player will start playing automatically every time a CD
is inserted. IF
AUTO PLAY
is deactivated, the player will read the TOC (table of contents) of
the inserted disc and then go to
STOP
mode.
3.1.4
skip unused inputs
Unused inputs can be deactivated (
SKIPPED
). The MP 6.2 will then skip these inputs when
the source selectors (2, 3) are applied or if you select a sound source via the optionally
available RC 9 remote control or the free
3.1.5
define input names
You can individually set the names (max. 8 characters) of the different sources shown in the
display. To adjust a name, proceed as follows:
Press one of the option keys (2, 3) to select an input. Press
REPEAT
(6) to select the position
and use the
SKIP
buttons (13, 14) to define the character (holding the key pressed changes
the character every half second).
3.1.6
Set IR control
In addition to control the MP 6.2 via the optionally available RC 9 remote control or the free
, a range of essential functions can also be controlled via the
classic RC 3 or RC 8 infrared remote controls. In order to receive a respective infrared signal
of the RC 3 or RC 8, please make sure to activate the
set ir control
function (
ON
).
3.2
Reset (factory default settings)
The
Reset
menu cancels certain or all settings and makes the unit return to default settings.
To enter the
Reset
menu, please switch off your device on the rear of the unit at the mains
switch (35). Keep both the
REPEAT
button (6) and the
STOP
button (10) pressed while you
switch on the unit again (35). As soon as the display shows the reset menu you can release
both buttons (6, 10).
Select if you just want to clear the input names (
NAMES
) with the
PAUSE
button (11) or reset
the unit completely (
ALL
) by pressing the
PLAY
button (12).
Pressing the
STOP
button (10) will bring the unit back to normal operating mode without
resetting any item (
CANCEL
).
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