Denon DCD-3300 - Page 5

© Remote Control Photosensitive Window
®@ This window receives the light transmitted from the
wireless remote control unit. :
@ The RC-3300 wireless remote control unit should be
operated while it is pointed in the direction of the
photosensitive window.
@ When the remote control is operated, the remote control
sensor indicator lamp will light in the display area (4) :
@ Manual Search Reverse Button ( <4 )
@ Press this button to move playback in fast reverse.
@ When the machine is in play, sound will be produced
during the time that the button is being pressed and the
fast reverse is operating.
@ If this button is pressed while the machine is in the
pause state, the fast reverse will operate three times
faster than the reverse speed when the machine is in the
play state. No sound will! be produced.
@ Manual Search Forward Button ( >> )
@ Press this button to move playback in forward.
@ When the machine is in play, sound will be produced
during the time that the button is being pressed and the
fast forward is operating.
@ If this button is pressed while the machine is in the
pause state, the fast forward will operate three times
faster than the fast forward speed when the machine is
in the play state. No sound will be produced.
@ Automatic Search Reverse Button ( 4)
® Press this button to move the pickup backward, to
return to the beginning of the desired track.
@ |f this button is pressed during playback or pause, the
pickup moves back to the beginning of the track that
corresponds to the number of times the button was
pressed.
© Automatic Search Forward Button (>> )
@ Press this button to move the pickup forward and
advance to the beginning of the desired track.
@ If this button is pressed during playback or pause, the
pickup moves forward to the beginning of the track that
corresponds to the number of times the button was
pressed. :
@ Index Button (INDEX)
@ Press this button to begin playback at an index number
within a track.
@ Select the desired index number by using the ten-key
pad.
® Program and Direct Button
(PROGRAM/DIRECT)
@ Press this button to select the memory program function
or direct track selection function.
@ +10 Button (+10)
@ Press this button to select a track number that is larger
than 10.
@ The[+10]button is used in conjunction with the ten-key
pad ®. For example, to select track number 15, press
the button and then [5] on the ten-key pad.
@ Similarly, to select track number 32, press [+10], [+10],
and then press [2].
® Ten-Key Pad
@ Press for direct music selection, program memory and
time search. For example, to play back the third track
using the direct selection function, press on the key
pad. Track number 3 will then start to play. To play
track number 12, press and then [2].
@ To use the key pad in program mode, first press the
PROGRAM/DIRECT button to enter the correct mode.
@ For time search, press the TIME SEARCH button.
® Play Button ( > PLAY)
@ Press this button to play a disc.
When the PLAY button is pressed, the
indicator lights, and the number of the track being
played, the index number, and the elapsed playback
time for that track are displayed. The calendar lights to
display the all of the playback tracks. The displayed
tracks then go out in order as each finished playing.
@ When playback of the last track has finished, the
indicator goes out, and the machine enters
stop state.
@ It is also possible to use the PLAY button to close the
disc holder after a disc has been inserted. Playback then
begins.
@ In the TIME SEARCH mode, play starts at any preset
time on pressing this button.
@ Press this button to start playing in the AUTO SPACE
mode.
@® Pause Button (1! PAUSE)
@ Press this button to stop the playback temporarily.
@ If the PAUSE button is pressed during playback, the
play is stopped temporarily, the indicator
goes out, and the[ Il PAUSE] indicator lights.
e@ To end the pause, press the PLAY key @.
@® Stop Button ( = STOP)
@ Press this button to stop the playback.
@ The rotation of the disc stops, and the total number of
tracks and the total playback time are read out on the
TRACK NO, and TIME sections of the display.
® During programmed playback, the total number of
tracks programmed in memory and the total pro-
grammed performance time are displayed.