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LOOSEN THE TRANSIT SCREW BEFORE USE.
The laser pick up is held with a screw so that it will not
move in transit. When using the unit, before connecting
it to the power make sure to loosen the transit screw
which is on the bottom of the player using a screwdriver
by rotating it counterclockwise until it is disengaged.
(Turn it at least 10 times)
TIGHTEN UP THE SCREW WHEN TRANSPOR-
TING THE PLAYER.
When the player is to be transported somewhere else,
first remove the disc, switch off the power in the stop
mode, unplug the power cord, turn the left hand side of
the unit face down and then tighten up the transit screw
by rotating it clockwise until it stops.
(see fig. 1 on page 44)
8 POWER switch
LOCATION INDICATOR
This indicates the position of the pick-up in units of
5 MIN.
© TIME COUNTER (MIN/SEC)
This shows the total playing time with random
memory program search and the elapsed. time with
disc play (in units of MIN/SEC).
PRGM PLAY indicator
This lights during programmed play with random
memory program search.
REPEAT indicator
This lights with repeat play.
TOTAL PRGM indicator
This indicates the total number of programs on a
disc when a disc has been loaded and the total
number of programmed tracks during random
memory program search.
PRGM NO indicator
This indicates the program number which has been
programmed with random memory program search
and the program numbers in sequence which have
been searched during call. During disc play, the
number of the program now being played is in-
dicated.
OUTPUT VOLUME indicator
This indicates the headphones output and variable
output levels.
Door
FB button (<<)
This is pressed to send play backward at high
speed.
@ FF button (> >)
This is pressed to send play forward at high speed.
PLAY button (>)
This is pressed for disc play.
@® memory STOP button (= )
If this button is pressed during disc play, the play is
When you use this unit
(Loosen the transit screw until it is disengaged)
Front panel
TRANSIT SCREW
returned by the FB button to the position where the
MEMORY STOP button was pressed. If the PLAY
button is now pressed, play will resumed from this
position.
PAUSE button (Hf)
Disc play can be stopped temporarily at any time by
pressing the PAUSE button. Disc play can be
resumed from the pause position by pressing the
PLAY button.
STOP button (M)
This is pressed to stop disc play and to stop the disc
rotating.
Door OPEN/CLOSE button
Press this when inserting or removing a disc.
@ HEADPHONES jack (PHONES)
Connect your headphones to this jack for private
listening.
PROGRAM button (PRGM)
This is pressed for programming with. random
memory search.
® 10 (10} , [1] buttons
These are used to select the program numbers for
program search.
CLEAR button
This is pressed when clearing a programmed track
during program search, etc.
CALL button
This is pressed when checking the numbers of the
programmed tracks.
REPEAT button
This is pressed when repeating disc play.
® Output volume control buttons (VOLUME)
These are used to increase or reduce the head-
phones level and variable output level.
@ ouTPuT jacks (VARIABLE)
The output level available at these jacks can be ad-
justed by the OUTPUT volume control buttons. The
volume: level can be adjusted in line with other
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