Sound Leisure Classic LONG PLAYER, Руководство пользователя

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Making Selections Via Remote Control
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Select the 3 digit number as specified on the numbers above the title card using the
number buttons on the remote control
The Jukebox holds 10 LP records, each with a side A and a side B.
Selections from 100 - 109 are for sides A
Selections from 200 - 209 are for sides B
For example to play side A of record 3 type : 103
To play side B of the record enter 203
The mechanism changer arm will select the record and place it on the turntable. The
corresponding record number will show in the display.
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To play an entire album (both A and B sides)
type in 300 - 309
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If you make a mistake whilst typing a selection pressing the “C” button will clear the
display
Shuffle Mode
The Jukebox contains a random shuffle play feature. This feature allows continuous play
of your records until the feature is disabled. Please note that the Jukebox is unable to play
individual LP tracks and therefor will play the entirety of an album (both A and B sides)
before randomly selecting another record.
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To enable shuffle mode, press the SHUFFLE ON button on the remote control.
“ShON” will appear in the display and a small dot will appear in the bottom right
hand side of the display to indicate that shuffle is ON.
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The Jukebox will automatically select a random LP and will continue to do so until the
shuffle feature is set to OFF.
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If an LP is playing at the time shuffle is selected the feature will start after any specifically
selected records have played.
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To disable the shuffle play feature press, the “SHUFFLE OFF” button on the remote
control. “ShOFF” will be displayed briefly and the dot will disappear.
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If a selection is made whilst in shuffle mode the current album will play out before the
chosen selection is played. Once the selection is played, Shuffle mode will continue.
DIRECT PLAY MODE
The Long Player mechanism can be used as a regular turntable allowing a quick way to play an
album without having to load it into the changer mechanism. Please see the DIRECT MODE
section on page 26.