Fisher P7 - Listening to Compact Discs

ISPLAY Button
ess
the
DISPLAY
button
to
switch
between
the
spectrum
analyzer
d graphic equalizer display.
EAK HOLD Buiton
ess
the
PEAK
HOLD
buiton
to
hoid
the
peak
level
when
the
spectrum
valyzer
display
is
selected.
ess again to turn the peak hold function off.
NALYZER LEVEL Control
se
this
control
to
adjust
the
spectrum
analyzer
level.
ie
spectrum
analyzer
is
not
displayed
when
the
control
is
set
all
the
ay
to
the
left
side
(MIN).
emote Control Operation
se
either
the
REMOTE
CONTROL
SELECT
button
on
the
equalizer
or
e
CONTROL
button
on
the
remote
control
unit
to
select
whether
to
yerate
Graphic
Equalizer
1
alone,
Graphic
Equalizer
2
alone,
or
raphic
Equalizers
1
and
2
simultaneously.
ie
mode
switches
from
both
“REMOTE”
indicators
lit
(operation
of
oth
Graphic
Equalizer
1
and
2)
to
Graphic
Equalizer
4
“REMOTE”
in-
cator
lit
(operation
of
Graphic
Equalizer
1
alone),
then
Graphic
qualizer
2
“REMOTE”
indicator
lit
(operation
of
Graphic
Equalizer
2
one)
each
time
the
REMOTE
CONTROL
SELECT
or
CONTROL
button
pressed.
The
mode
is
indicated
by
the
“REMOTE”
indicators
on
the
splay.
‘emote
Control
Unit
PRESET
and
SOUND
Buttons
.
The
mode
switches
from
A
to
B,
etc.,
each
time
the
PRESET
button
is
pressed.
.
The
mode
switches
from
POPS
to
VOCAL,
etc.,
each
time
the
SOUND
button
is
pressed.
ibout Compact Discs
irty,
scratched,
or
warped
discs
can
result
in
skipping
or
noise.
Be
areful
of
the
following
when
handling
discs.
temoving the disc from the case
ress
down
on
the
tabs
in
the
center
of
the
disc,
hold
the
outer
edges
f the disc, and pull up (Fig. 25).
lolding the disc
vhen
holding
a
disc,
avoid
touching
the
signal
surface
(the
side
that
hines in bright colors) (Fig. 26).
‘ig. 26
) Or
itoring discs
» Always store discs in their case.
—
Place
the
disc
in
the
case
with
the
labelled
surface
facing
up.
if
you
press
on
the
tabs
in
the
center,
they
will
lock
the
disc
in
the
case.
»
Do
not
store
CDs
in
the
following
places:
:
—
Hot
places,
such
as
near
heating
equipment,
etc.
—
tn
closed
cars
in
the
summer.
The
interior
will
inevitably
be-
come
very
hot
and
damage
your
discs.
~ Humid or dusty places.
»
Do
not
write
on
the
label
with
ballpoint
pens,
hard
pencils,
etc.,
or
attach
sheets
of
paper
to
it.
Sleaning discs
Jse
a
soft
cloth
to
wipe
any
fingerprints
or
dust
off
the
signal
surface.
® Wipe from the inside toward the outside.
e
Never
use
record
cleaner,
anti-static
materials,
benzene,
thinner,
or
other
solvents
on
compact
discs.
nly
discs
bearing
the
mark
shown
in
Fig.
27
can
be
played
on
this
cD
slayer.
Listening to Compact Discs
@ Press the POWER switch on the CD player to turn its power on.
@ To listen in the CD direct mode, press the CD DIRECT button to
turn the CD DIRECT indicator on.
1. Press the OPEN/CLOSE button to open the disc tray.
— The disc tray slides open.
2. Set the disc in the tray.
— The labelled side should be face up.
— For &cm discs, set the disc in the groove at the center of the
tray.
3. Press the PLAY button. The disc tray closes and playback begins
from the first track.
— The track numbers at the right indicate the actual tracks on the
disc, up to track number 20. If there are more than 20 tracks on
the disc, “OVER” appears at the right of track number 20.
— The bracket next to the track number flashes while that track is
playing, then disappears after the track has played.
@ When turning on the power after the power has been turned off
with a disc set in the disc tray, wait until the track numbers and the
total playing time appear before pressing the PLAY button.
@ Playback is not possible with non-standard discs or if the disc is
set upside down. In some cases, playback may also not be possi-
ble if there are scratches, fingerprints, or dust on the disc.
@ Do not try to force the disc tray closed.
@ Do not set a 12cm disc on top of an 8cm disc, as this could scratch
the discs and damage the set.
After Playback
The display shown in Fig. 28 appears once ail tracks have played.
1. Press the OPEN/CLOSE button to open the disc tray, then remove
the disc.
2. Press the OPEN/CLOSE button again to close the disc tray.
Stopping Playback Temporarily
1. Press the PAUSE button.
2. To resume playback, either press the PAUSE button again or
press the PLAY button.
To Stop Playback
Press the STOP button.
Checking the Number of Tracks and Total Playing Time
Press the OPEN/CLOSE button after setting the disc in the disc tray.
The disc tray closes and the display shown in Fig. 29 appears.
Fig. 29
a) Total number of tracks
b) Total playing time
c) Tracks on disc
Forward and Reverse Search
Press the SCAN/INDEX buttons during playback and release the button
when the desired place is reached (Fig. 30).
Use this function to skip a little ahead or to play a section over again.
Fig. 30
a) To search backward
b) To search forward
@ When one of the buttons is pressed, search will take place at me-
dium speed for the first four seconds, then at high speed.
@ The volume is lower than normal during the search operation.
Listen to this sound and watch the elapsed time display to find the
desired place. Playback resumes once the button is released.
@ The search operation is also possible in the pause mode. The
pause mode is still set when the button is released.
@ During programmed playback, the search operation will work
within the track in which it is used as follows:
If you reach the end or beginning of the track during search oper-
ation, playback starts from the next programmed track or from the
start of the current track once you release the button. (During
programmed repeat of a single track, searching is only possible
within that track.)
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