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©® Press the repeat button (REPEAT).
@ Press the play button ( » PLAY).
e Pressing the repeat ail tracks button (REPEAT), is displayed.
e Steps @ and @ above may be reversed.
e To cancel repeat playback of all tracks, press the repeat button
(REPEAT) once more.
e Pressing the repeat button (REPEAT) during programmed playback,
playback of the tracks entered into the memory will be repeated.
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( PAUSE)
e Playback can be temporarily halted and then continued from the same
point in the track.
1. Press the pause button (lf PAUSE) during playback.
2. To continue playback, press the play button ( » PLAY) or the pause
button (i PAUSE) once more.
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e Using this function, you can cue to a desired point within a track, either
in the forward or reverse direction.
e Release the manual search button ( €¢ or PP ) when the desired point
has been reached. Normal playback then continues.
(1) Manual Search Forward
1. Press the manual search forward button ( PP ) during playback.
Playback of the track is sped up.
© As a reference, the current track number and elapsed playback time
within the track are displayed.
e Manual search forward is approximately three times faster when
engaged during the pause state compared to playback. In this case, no
sound is heard however.
e ifthe manual search forward button ( DP ) is kept pressed after the end
of the final track on the disc is reached, (3)) is displayed and manual
search stops. To return to another point, press the manual! search
reverse button ( 44 ) until (33) disappears.
(2) Manual Search in Reverse
1, Press the manual search reverse button ( 44) during playback.
Reverse playback of the track is sped up.
e As a reference, the current track number and elapsed playback time
within the track are disptayed.
e Manual search in reverse is approximately three times faster when
engaged during the pause state compared to playback. In this case, no
sound is heard however.
e If the manual search reverse button ( 44 ) is-kept pressed after the
beginning of the first track on the disc is reached, (CD) is displayed and
manual search stops. To return to another point, press the manual
search forward button ( PP ) until (CL) disappears.
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e Use this function to start playback from certain sections within a track
divided by index numbers.
(INDEX)
(Number
buttons)
@ Press the INDEX button. *--” appears at the TRACK NO. display.
@ Use the number buttons to specify the track number.
“.-” now appears at the INDEX display. Input the desired index number.
Playback starts from there.
For example, to start listening from index number 2 on track 3, press
INDEX, 3 and 2.
indexes
e indexes are numbers which are assigned to sections within a
track. Check the disc’s explanatory notes for the index numbers.
lf you make an index search for an index number that is not on
the disc, playback wil! start from the last index number on the
track.
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e This is convenient feature that will insert 4-second blanks between
tracks, which can be used when recording compact discs on tape.
{AUTO SPACE)
1. Pressing the auto space button (AUTO SPACE) will cause the
indicator to light.
2. Press the play button ( PB PLAY) to start playback.
When a track has been played to its end, a 4-second silence is made
before the next track starts playing.
3. Press the auto space button (AUTO SPACE) again to cancel the
function. ;
@ Searching and Pausing at the Beginning
of the Track
(1) With Direct Search
e In this case, the set pauses at the beginning of the track found with the
direct search operation.
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(Number buttons)
1 Press the number button(s) for the desired track.
2 Press the ({ tf! PAUSE) button.
e To start playback, press the ( » PLAY) or ( If PAUSE) button.
(2) With Program Search
e Press the (i PAUSE) button after the program search operation is
compicted. The set will pause at the beginning of the first programmed
track.
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(Remote control only)
e With this function, the tracks recorded on the disc can be played in a
completely random order.
JANDOM
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e When the RANDOM button is pressed, the indicator lights
and random play begins automatically.
e Jf the RANDOM button is pressed when tracks have been programmed,
only the programmed tracks wil! be played, in random order.
e If the RANOOM button is pressed when the repeat function is set, the
tracks will be played through once in random order, then played
through again in a different order, etc.
e During random play, all of the tracks on the disc are displayed rapidly
on the TRACK NO. display, and the track which will be played next.
cannot be known until playback starts.
NOTE:
e The remaining time in the total mode cannot be displayed during
random play.
e {f the RANDOM button is pressed when in the time edit mode, the time
edit mode is cleared.
@ Edit Recording on Sides A and 8
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(1) Editing by Tape Time Specification (TIME EDIT)
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(TIME EDIT)
(SIDE A/B TIME)
(Number buttons)
The time edit function permits highly efficient editing in conjunction with
the length (tape time) of the cassette tape to be recorded.
@ When the TIME EDIT button is pressed, (C - ..-) will appear and the
player will wait for the tape time to be input. will light up.
@ input the tape time with the number buttons.
(The tape time is the total time of sides A and B.)
Example: For a 46-minute tape, press 4 and 6.
Example of tracks being placed in the blank spaces
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@) When the tape time has been specified, the tracks of side A that can be
recorded are displayed on the calendar and the blank time of tape side
A is displayed at TIME. (A-) is displayed at TRACK NO. and the
number of tracks that can be recorded are displayed at INDEX.
@ Pressing the SIDE A/B TIME button permits a check of the calendar
display of the tracks that can be recorded on side 8 and the blank time.
( b- } is displayed at TRACK NO. and the number of tracks that can be
recorded are displayed at INDEX. .
Each press of this button alternately displays side A and side 8.
© Pressing the play button ( » PLAY) starts the play from the first track of
side A. When side A has finished playing, the player will automatically
pause at the beginning of the first track of side 8.
© Pressing the play button { ® PLAY) or the pause button ( tl PAUSE)
again will start the play mode. When side B has finished playing, the
player automatically stop.
When a mistake has been made in the time specification and the
play button ( » PLAY) has not yet been pressed, pressing the TIME
EDIT button will return the settings to the condition of Step 1. This
can be done any number of times.
@ The time edit function also works in the program track selection mode.
(Page 7). In this mode, sides A and B can be divided according to the
program order.
When the auto space function has been turned on, 4 seconds will be
added to the play time of each track.
NOTE:
e The time edit function will not work for discs containing more
than 20 tracks.
The automatic search buttons (44, PP) and the manual search
buttons (44, PP) do not function during the time edit opera-
tion.
Pressing the stop button ( BJ STOP) or the open/close button
(4 OPEN/CLOSE) (except for at the time of the link operation)
will cancel the time edit operation.
(2) Pick Function (PICK)
in (1) time edit, the tracks are ordered from the first track or in the
programmed order so that a large blank space might remain at the end of
the tape. The pick function is used to shorten this blank space and
effectively use the time of the specified tape.
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@ In (1) time edit. press the pick button (PICK) following the tape time
specification and before pressing the play button { > PLAY).
@ When the display is showing side A, pick is executed from among the —
tracks other than those fixed on side A (in the blank portion of side A).
When the display is showing side B, pick is executed from among the
unfixed tracks (in the blank portion of side 8B).
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After the pick
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