Denon UDRA-90 - Programmed CD Playback; Setting and Playing Track Programs

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(Perform this operation from the remote control unit.)
Example: Programming track 3 to play first, track 18 to play second, on a CD with 18 tracks and a total playing time of 62
minutes, 3 seconds
Setting and Playing the Program
Press the PROGRAM button.
Set track 3 to ptay first.
After 2 seconds
The display when track 3 is set to play first
Time of first track: 8 minutes, 00 seconds
ig 105°;
After 2 seconds
The display when track 18 is set to play
second
Total time of tracks 1 and 2: 16 minutes, 05
seconds
Set track 18 to play second.
The tracks start playing in the
Press the play button. programmed order.
e The numbers of the programmed tracks go off once the tracks are played.
@ The time display will read “——-M ——S"” if a track number of 31 or higher is set in the program.
@ When a program is set during CD play after a direct selection, the track currently playing is set as the first track in the
program.
@ Up to 3L tracks of your choice from among track numbers 1 through 99 can be programmed with this CD player.
If you attempt to set a track number that is greater than the number of tracks on the disc, that track number will not be
displayed when the buttons are pressed.
@ Programming is also possible when the disc tray is open. In this case, track numbers greater than the number of tracks on
the disc can be programmed, but these are ignored when the disc is played.
e There is a silent interval of 4 seconds between tracks. This is has been designed to create a biank section of 4 seconds
between selections when recording programmed tracks onto tape.
e The entire program is cleared when the disc tray is opened (by pressing the & button).
© If you make a mistake when programming tracks, press the CANCEL button and program again. (Each press of the CANCEL
button cancels the last track.)
@ An A-B section repeat is not possible during programmed play.
@ Other operations possible during programmed play:
The quick search, pause, skip monitor, and other operations can be used during programmed play. To move to the
beginning
of
the
previous
track
with
the
quick
search
operation,
press
l¢q
44
once,
then
once
again
while
the
time
display
reads” {0.0 6, ”. To move to the beginning of the following track, press DP PPI once, regardiess of the time display.
¢ Perform programming and canceling in the stop mode.
e
Programming
is
also
possible
in
the
same
way
using
the
PROG
button
on
the
CD
player.
(In
this
case,
use
the
DP
/
PPI
button
to
select
the
track
number,
the
PROG
button
as
the
memory
button.
In
other
words,
first
press
the
PROG
button,
next
press
the
PP
/
PPI
button
to
select
the
track
number,
then
press
the
PROG
button
again
to
set
the
track
in
the
memory.
For
the
second
track
as
well,
press
the
DP/
PPI
button
then
the
PROG
button.)
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@ Press the auto search forward button (PD> PPI).
e Each press of the auto search forward button (PP
PPI) moves the pickup to the beginning of following
tracks.
@Moving Back to the Beginning of the Current Track During CD Play ..
QUICK SEARCH
@ Press the auto search backward button (I44 44).
Each press of the auto search backward button
(I44 44) during the search operation moves the
pickup to the beginning of previous tracks.
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e Use this to skip through a disc listening to the sound at high speed.
This function is convenient when searching for a certain section within a long track.
@ Use the skip monitor function to find the desired position, then release the search button to start regular playback from
there.
(4] Forward skip monitor
e The track number and elapsed playing time of the track
being skipped through are indicated on the display.
@ If the end of the last track on the disc is reached while
pressing the search button, (J) appears on the display
and the skip monitor operation stops. To resume CD play,
press the search backward button (144 44) until (37)
switches to the track number, then perform a different
operation.
@ During CO play, press and hold in the forward search
button ( D> PPI) to skip forward while listening to the
sound.
(2) Backward skip monitor
e The track number and elapsed playing time of the track
being skipped through are indicated on the display.
e If the beginning of the first track on the disc is reached
while pressing the search button, ((C) appears on the
display and the skip monitor operation stops. To resume
CD play, press the search forward button (>> PPI) until
(CO) switches to the track number, then perform a
different operation.
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@ During CD play, press and hold in the backward
search button (1€4 €4€) to skip backward while listen-
ing to the sound.
If the forward or backward skip button is pressed during programmed CD play and released at a track which has not been
programmed, the next programmed track will be played once that track has been played to the end.