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A
Timer setting
ONCE
DAILY
Actual operation
* [A], [B], and [C] indicate the different sources
REC
Timer setting ONCE
DAILY
Actual operation
C
SLEEP ON [A] OFF
Timer setting pie -_
DAILY
Actual operation
SLEEP
Timer setting peace
_ DAILY
Actual operation
ON
* Since the source cannot be selected for the
SLEEPtimer, the source is always [B].
D
A
WAKE UP a
Timer setting ON| {B] OFF
REC ,ONCE
or DAILY
F [A]
Actual operation
1-38 (No.20434)
Timer Priority
Setting multiple timers within the same time range will make actual operation
complicated.
The convenience and power of having several timers available can also create
some complications. For instance, while the recording timer may be set to record
a program from 8:00 am to 9:00 am, the Daily timer may be set to play a CD at
8:30 am. So will it interrupt the Radio recording, or will it just not come on, since
timer recording is already on?
A little time spent understanding which timers have precedence, as explained
below and with the charts on the left, will pay big dividends when using the
timers.
A) If the Recording, ONCE, and DAILY timers are set within the same time
range, each timer will come on at the time you have set. If another timer is
already on, that timer will be shut off when the second timer starts. So if you
are recording a radio broadcast with the Recording timer and the ONCE timer
is set to start a different station playing during the recording, you will lose the
recording at that point.
B) Ifthe Recording, ONCE, and DAILY timers have the same starting time, the
timer operation will be executed according to the following priority:
1. Recording timer
2. ONCE timer
3. DAILY timer
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If the SLEEP timer has been set within the same time range as another timer,
the other timer operation will be executed until the SLEEP timer shuts off the
Unit. When the SLEEP timer shuts the Unit off, the SLEEP timer operation
will take effect. Timer operations with starting times after the SLEEP timer’s
set time will not be executed. So be especially carefull when setting the time
the SLEEP timer shuts off the Unit.
D) The WAKE UP timer operation will have priority over any other timer
operation.
E) Ifthe SLEEP timer and AUTO POWER OFF have been set within the same
time range, the timer operation with the earlier ending time will have priority.
F)
Ifa
timer
operation
begins during
AUTO
POWER
OFF,
the
timer
operation
will
have
priority.
G) If AUTO POWER OFF is used during a timer operation, AUTO POWER
OFF will have priority.
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