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After the last programmed track has played the
player stops, the PROGRAM indicator
disappears, and the display again shows the
total tracks and playing time on the disc.
However, the program sequence remains in the
memory.
• To repeat the program sequence, press the
PROGRAM button, then press the PLAY/
PAUS E button.
• Programmed playback can be canceled by
pressing the STOP button on the front panel
or STOP/BAND button on the remote control
twice during playback, by opening the CD
Door, by switching to the TUNER or AUX
function or by turning the power off.
Programmed repeat playback
You can also use both the Program and Repeat
functions together to continuously repeat the
programmed tracks.
To continuously repeat programmed tracks:
1 Program up to 64 tracks as described above.
2 Press the PLAY/PAUSE button to begin
programmed playback.
3 Press the REPEAT button on the remote
control twice to select “All Tracks Repeat.”
The REPEAT ALL indicator remains on. The
programmed tracks will be repeated
continuously.
On-screen display (remote control only)
If your MP3 disc contains on-screen display
information, you can press and hold the ST/MO/
FIND button on the remote control for one
second to show the track information on the
display. To quit the on-screen display, press and
hold the ST/MO/FIND button again
If your disc does not support the on-screen
display, only the “FILE” name will be shown on
the screen.
Electronic skip protection (ESP)
This player features an Electronic Skip
Protection (
ESP
) circuit that continuously stores
10 seconds of CD music or 40 seconds of MP3
music in an electronic memory. If the main unit is
bumped or shaken no skipping will result,
because the player is reading from the memory
and not directly from the disc. If the shaking
continues for more than 10 seconds, the ESP
memory will be depleted and the player may
then skip or stop if the shaking continues.
The ESP memory function is automatically
activated during playback. The display will show
the flashing ESP indicator and begin to fill up the
memory. The ESP indicator remains on when
the memory is full. If the main unit is bumped or
shaken, the ESP indicator flashes again as the
memory is depleted. When the shaking stops
the memory will fill up again.
To deactivate the ESP function, press the ST/
MO/FIND button and the ESP indicator
disappears.
Timer function
This system includes a programmable Timer
function that will turn the system on and then
shut the system off at a specified time. You can
set the timer to wake you up to the TUNER or to
your favorite CD.
The timer can only be programmed while the
system is in the Standby (Power Off) mode.
To set the Turn-On Time:
1 Press the TIMER button. The “TIMER ON”
indicator appears in the display.
2 Press the SKIP/TUNE > or < buttons to set
the display to the turn-on hour you want.
3 Press the TIMER button again. The Minute
digits begin flashing.
4 Press the SKIP/TUNE > or < buttons to set
the display to the turn-on minute you want.
5 Press the TIMER button again to confirm the
turn-on time in the memory. The “TIMER
OFF” indicator appears on the display.
6 Press the SKIP/TUNE > or < buttons to set
the display to the turn-off hour you want.
Note
• The ESP function cannot be
deactivated during the playback of an
MP3 disc.
• To obtain best performance, don't
deactivate the ESP function.
• When the ESP circuit is switched on or
off, the sound will be interrupted for 2
to 5 seconds. This is normal and not
an indication of any problem with the
player.
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