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OPERATION
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Programming CD INTRO Memory
The first 5 seconds of each disc in a magazine can be memorized in IC memory. This
allows you to listen to the beginning of each disc without actually changing it. Thus, you
can identify a disc quickly and easily.
A short delay of the recording start time can be selected. This works well with discs
which do not have music, for short periods, at the very beginning.
1) Press and hold the PWR button @ for more than 2 seconds.
2) Push T. SEL button @. Each time you push the button, the display will change from
"0" to "10" seconds in the order shown below:
"0" > "5" > "10" > "0" >
3) Once the desired delay is shown in the display, push the PWR button @ again to
make the selection and return to the normal mode.
Indication 0: Mute length of 0 to 5 sec.
Indication 5: Mute length of 5 to 10 sec.
Indication 10: Mute length of 10 to 15 sec.
INTRO memory
1. Push the INTRO button @®. Recording for each disc will start.
2.
When
the
recording
completes,
"[INTRO]"
is
displayed,
telling
you
the
INTRO
mode
is
being
actuated.
In
the
"INTRO"
mode, the
introduction
section
will
be
played back
each
time
you
select a
disc.
3. To cancel the "INTRO" mode, push the INTRO button (8 to turn the display to
"INTRO".
NOTES:
1.
Quality
of
the
sound
obtained
from
the
introduction
memory
is
lower
than
the
normal
sound
quality
because
of
the small amount
of
IC
memory
available.
2. Contents of the memory will be erased if the battery lead is removed, reset operation
is conducted, or the current magazine is replaced.
3.
When
using
the
Digital
Audio
Output
of
the
5959S
to
the
Digital
Input
of
any
of
Alpine's
Digital
Processors,
follow
the
steps
below
to
ensure
proper
operation
of
the
INTRO
Memory
feature:
a) Attach a model 4913 to the Changer Input of the Digital Processor
b) Connect the DIN and Analog Audio Outputs of the 5959S to the 4913
c)
All
other
connections
are
per
instructions
in
Owner's
Manual
for
each
Digital
Processor.
CD Title Display
A
title
(up
to
8
characters)
can
be
given
to
each
disc,
to
be
displayed
whenever
that
disc
is
selected.
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