Denon D-60 - Page 19

Using the MS (Music Search) Function
e
Use
this
function
to
move
to
the
beginning
of
the
following
selection
or
return
to
the
beginning
of
the
current
selection.
{For
both
Deck
1
and
Deck
2}
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There
must
be
blank
spaces
of
at
least
4
seconds
between
the
selections
on
the
tape
for
the
search
function
to
work.
e@ in the rewind direction, playback starts from the
beginning of the seiection which is currently piaying,
and in the fast-forward direction, playback starts from
the beginning of the following selection.
For the normal fast-forward or rewind operations,
press the I stop button before pressing the PP or 44
button.
The tape skips by a number of selections equai to the
number of times the DP or €4€ button is pressed.
For example:
[rs cael
PLAY D> DD D>
Press D or 4
Press DP or 44
[=
Operations
marked
[R]
can
also
be
performed
using
the
remote
control
unit.
Dispiay During the Music Search Operation
During
the
music
search
operation,
the
number
of
selections
being
skipped
is
indicated
on
the
tape
counter,
and
this
number
decreases
each
time
a
blank
section
is
detected
(for
example,
3
+
2
—
1).
e When skipping ahead to a following selection
P OS
Number of tracks
to be skipped
@ When skipping back to a previous selection
——Number of tracks
P ae 0
to be skipped
This lights when skipping backwards
[7] CONVENIENT FUNCTIONS
This
set
includes
preset
equalizer
settings
which
can
be
selected
according
to
the
type
of
music
or
application.
There
are
six
preset
equalizer
modes
which
can
be
called
out
easily
either
on
the
main
unit
or
from
the
remote
control
unit.
In
addition,
these
modes
are
indicated
on
the
receiver's
display.
SDB: Use this made to create a more powerful bass
sound.
FLAT: Use this mode for straight, pure sound.
Use this mode for strongly modulated sound.
Use this mode to create glossy vocals.
DISCO:
VOCAL:
ROCK:
Use this mode for powerful sound.
BGM: Use this mode for easy listening.
f2] USING THE TIMER
WB Notes on Setting the Timer
e@ Always set the current time beforehand.
® Besure to preset radio stations before setting the timer.
(Refer to “Presetting AM and FM Stations” on Page 12.)
e Turn the standby switch off when not using the timer.
@ Types of Timers:
TIMER: This can be used to turn the power on
and off at the same time each day.
(“Good morning music”)
SLEEP TIMER: This can be used to set the power to turn
off in intervals of 10 minutes between 60
and 10 minutes, using the remote con-
trol unit.
("Good night music”)
{f there should be a power failure or if the power cord should
be
unplugged
from
the
power
outlet,
"00:00"
or
the
time
at
which the power failed flashes on the time display. If this
happens, reset the current time.
(Reset the current time and timer settings.)
Checking the Timer Settings
To check the timer settings, turn the receiver's power on then
press the timer button. Next, press the ENTER/NEXT button
repeatedly to dispiay the following: Timer start mode —
reception band, preset channel number and timer on time —
timer off time.
Press the ENTER/NEXT button once again to return to the
frequency display.
If the timer on or off times are not set, “00:00” flashes and the
display does not switch to the next step.
Changing the Timer Settings
When timer setting operations are repeated, the old timer
settings are cleared and the new ones are set.
Clearing the Timer Settings
Press the TIMER key once, then press it again while “FU AC" is
displayed to clear the timer settings.
Cautions on Setting the Timer
The timer settings are given priority, so when the timer on
time is reached, the function switches to that function set for
the timer.
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