Arcam Delta 70.2 - Programming Custom Playback Sequences

header will light up. The time indicator wili also show how much
cumulative time has been programmed.
In the programming mode, when TRACK is not flashing, the
TRACK display shows the number (quantity] of tracks you have
programmed. When TRACK is flashing, the TRACK display shows the
track number (position) currently selected by the PREVIOUS and NEXT
TRACK buttons [9] and (10].
Do not allow more than six seconds to elapse between
pressing the TRACK buttons (9} and (10] to select a track and pressing
the PROGRAM button (11). After this time the TRACK header will stop
flashing and the microprocessor in the player will assume that you have
changed your mind; the track can then no longer be stored. The display
will revert to detailing the number of tracks and total time of the disc. To
program any 'missed' track simply repeat the process described above.
A program can be erased if the machine is not playing a disc
by pressing the STOP button (5) once. If the machine is playing a disc
then STOP must be pressed twice — once to stop the disc and once again
to erase the program. A program can also be erased if the drawer is
opened by pressing the LOAD button (3).
Reviewing the stored program
During or after programming you can check the contents of
the memory by pressing the PROGRAM button (11). All the stored track
numbers will then cycle through the track number display, in your own
chosen order of play at the rate of about one per second. The REVIEW
display header will light up while a review is in progress.
Playing a program
To play a complete program press the PLAY button (4).
During a programmed play, all functions operate as normal
except those associated with locating a specific track or index number.
Here you are limited to playing only the tracks you chose to program
and when you push the TRACK buttons (9) and {10}, the player will only
access these chosen tracks, in the order in which you programmed them.
Trying to go outside the limits of the program is not possible and will
cause the ERROR header on the display to light up.
The SEARCH buttons (7) and (8) will only operate in the
space between the beginning and the end of the track being played —
you cannot move the laser head outside these limits. Arrival at either limit
is indicated by the ERROR header lighting up, whereupon the laser head
will stop until you release the SEARCH button.
At any time during play it is possible to review the part of the
stored program that remains to be played by pressing the PROGRAM
button (11). The display will cycle through a list of the remaining tracks
before reverting to indicating track number, index number and the
remaining or elapsed time of the program.
When all the tracks have been played the disc stops.
However the program will remain in the memory until you press the
STOP button {5}, open the drawer or turn off the player — it is then
erased.
Remote Control Handset Type CRIO
This unit duplicates ail the functions of the player with the
exception of LOAD, POWER {on/off} and the display brightness control.
It also offers some useful extra features.
1 Volume Control {Delta 70.2 only)
By using the VOLUME buttons marked + and — it is
possible to increase or decrease the listening level according to taste over
a range of 21dB. (This facility is available on the variable outputs of the
Delta 70.2 only].
2 Playing from index points
index points are a method (occasionally) used by disc
manufacturers to allow you td access defined points within a track. Think
of them as tracks within a track.
By using the INDEX buttons it is possible to count up or
down through the index numbers on a disc (assuming the disc is
encoded with them — and very few are). When the required number is
reached the disc can be played from that point by pressing the PLAY
button.
3 Direct Dialling to a track
By using the numbered buttons on the handset it is possible
to access a particular track directly, without using the track controls to
work up or down through the track numbers. Simply enter the track
number required and then press PLAY to play the track.