Harman Kardon HD7725 - Page 6

11 TIME button
During playback or programming, the button cycles through the
three TIME display modes:
- The time that has elapsed since the beginning of the
current track.
- The time that remains on the currently selected track.
- The time that remains on either the entire disc or the
programmed sequence.
12 REPEAT button
This button puts your compact disc player in and out of
REPEAT mode. In REPEAT mode, the unit will continually play
back either the entire disc or the programmed sequence of
tracks. Press the button once to turn on REPEAT mode; press
again to turn off REPEAT mode. When the unit is in REPEAT
mode, the FUNCTION indicator (5) will display the word
REPEAT.
13 CLEAR button
The CLEAR button removes tracks from your programmed
sequence one by one starting with the last track entered. Each
time you clear a track from the programmed sequence, that
track's time is deleted from the total time displayed. This button
is used only in PROGRAM mode.
14 CHECK button
When a disc is loaded but not playing (STOP mode), you can
press the CHECK button to see the playback time of each track
on the disc. Each time you press the CHECK button, the next
track is displayed along with it’s playback time. When you have
stepped sequentially through all the tracks on the disc, another
press of the CHECK button displays the total playback time of
the entire disc. !n PROGRAM mode, the CHECK button
displays the cumulative time of the tracks in the programmed
sequence. That is, the first press displays the time of the first
programmed track, the second press displays the cumulative
playback time of the first and second tracks, and so on.
15 PROGRAM button
This button puts your compact disc player in and out of
PROGRAM mode. Press the button once to turn on
PROGRAM mode; press again to turn it off. In PROGRAM
mode, you can program a set of tracks to play in any sequence.
(For instructions on programming a sequence of tracks, see the
Operations section of this manual.) When the unit is in
PROGRAM MODE, the function indicator (5) will display the
word PROG in red.
16 HEADPHONES Jack
Stereo headphone with a standard 1/4" (6.5 mm) plug can be
connected to this jack.
17 DIGITAL OUT button
This button switches the digital output jacks on and off. Press
the button to tum these outputs on only when using the optional
digital output connections.
18 OUTPUT LEVEL control
This knob controls the volume of the variable output jacks on
the rear panel as well as the headphone volume. You can use
this output volume control to match the volume of your compact
disc player with the volume of your tumtable or tuner. In
systems where the compact disc player is connected directly to
the power amplifier, the OUTPUT LEVEL control provides the
volume control for the system.
19 Track selection buttons
This set of buttons (numbered 1 through 10 and +10) enables
you to directly select the track you want to play. To select a
track with a number higher than 10, press the +10 button, then
press the button that will add up to the number of the track you
want. For example, to select track 14, press +10, then press 4.
If you select a track number that does not exist on your disc,
the TRACK indicator will continue to display the number of the
fast track on the disc. When PROGRAM mode ts off, pressing
a track button plays the track you select. When PROGRAM
mode is on, pressing a track button programs that track into
your sequence.
20 Playback controis
PLAY -- The PLAY button starts playback of a track.
PAUSE -- Pressing the PAUSE button temporarily stops
playback. Pressing the PAUSE button again, or pressing PLAY,
resumes playback at the precise point where playback left off.
STOP -- The STOP button stops playback. When you press
PLAY, playback will start either at the beginning of the disc or
programmed sequence, or at any track you select.
SKIP BACK -- Pressing this button once skips back to the
beginning of the present track. if you are in PLAY mode,
playback will resume. Holding the button down skips backward
to the beginning of each preceding track until the first track on
the disc is reached.
SKIP FORWARD -- Pressing this button once skips forward to
the beginning of the next track. If you are in PLAY mode,
playback will resume. Holding the button down skips forward to
the baginning of each subsequent track until the last track on
the disc is reached.
SEARGH BACK -- Holding down this button during playback
reverses rapidly through the disc, This function is similar to the
"rewind" function on a tape deck.
SEARGH FORWARD -- Halding down this button during
playback speeds rapidly forward through the disc. This function
is similar to the “fast forward" function on a tape deck.
REMOTE CONTROL
The remote control for the HD7725 provides the same functions
found on the front panel of the compact disc player itself. In
addition, the remote control provides some functions that are not
found on the front panel.
For the HD7725, the functions found on the remote control that
are not found on the front panel are INDEX and SPACE. These
two functions are described below (for other functions, see the
descriptions above).
21 A-B button
This button puts your compact disc player in and out of A-B
mode. tn A-B made, the unit will continually play back a
“Phrase" or section of your disc beginning at point A and ending
at point B. When the unit is in A-B mode, the FUNCTION
indicator (5) will display REPEAT A-B.