Marantz SD9000 - Page 20

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(2) CLOCK
When the SELECTOR switch is in the CLOCK position,
the digital display functions as a clock. With the
POWER switch OFF, time is indicated regardless of the
position of the SELECTOR switch.
When power is restored after a power failure, the clock
is reset to ‘‘0:00’’ and the time indication flickers but
the clock remains operating. If the indication ‘0:36
is flickering, it means that it is 34 minutes after a power
failure.
(3) PROGRAM
3-1. Program Setting
a. Set the POWER switch to ON and the SELECTOR
switch to PROGRAM.
The display indicates 00.
b. Set the PROGRAM MODE switch to SINGLE or RE-
PEAT.
c. The COUNTER MEMORY switch may be set to any
position, since it is independent of program opera-
tion.
d. Press the RAM or SAM key. The LED above the key
will light.
RAM: Memory call and piayback operations are
carried out in the order of program setting.
SAM: Memory call and playback operations are
carried out in the sequential order of the
program number, regardless of the order of
program setting.
e. Set the desired programs.
Store the desired program numbers in the memory in
the desired playback order. For example, if programs
4, 5, 3 and 2 are to be played in that order, use the
keys as follows:
Fig. 5-5 Programming sequence
MEMORY MEMORY MEMORY
key GRR GR ee
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f. A maximum of 18 programs can be preset. If 19 or
more programs are preset and then the MEMORY
key is pressed, an error signal is developed, causing
the display to flicker at about 0.3 second intervals.
g. A maximum of 19 programs can be preset provided
that the program number is less than 18. The same
programs can be preset as many times as desired.
Up to 19 programs can be stored in memory.
lf the MEMORY key is pressed to store 20 programs,
overflow occurs, causing the overflow LED to flicker.
By pressing the CE/RESET key, it stops flickering
and the display indicates 00.
h. To check the programs stored in memory, press the
MEMORY CALL key. To stop the memory recall
operation, press the MEMORY key. Note that the
program indicated on the display is cleared if the CE/
RESET key is pressed.
i. When changing the program arrangement, proceed as
follows:
MEMORY
00 2 00
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1) Change of all programs
* Set the PROGRAM MODE switch to OFF/CA and
then set to SINGLE or REPEAT.
Remove the cassette from the tape deck and re-
insert it.
In either case, all the programs are cleared, permitting
new programs to be preset.
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2) Addition of programs
If any programs need to be added to the preset pro-
grams, press the MEMORY key to indicate 00 on the
display, then follow the procedures noted in item
elt
3) Insertion of programs
Insertion of any other programs in the preset pro-
grams (for example between 4, 5, 3 and 2) is not
possible; for example, programs 6 and 7 cannot be
inserted between programs 4 and 5.
In this case, all the previous programs should be
cleared.
4) Program replacement (1)
To replace preset programs (for example, 4, 5, 3
and 2) with other programs (for example 4, 6, 3 and
2), there are two different methods as shown in Fig.
5.6. In either method, the result is the same but the
operating conditions of the memory is different.
In the procedure 1, when the program correction is
stopped after steps 2 and 4, the information in the
memory remains the same and program 4, 5, 3 and
2 are left in the memory.
Fig. 5-6 Program replacement method (1)
Procedure 1 . Procedure 2
Initial Program 4, 5, 3, and
Program 4, 5, 3 and
condition 2 are preset
2 are preset
00
Step 1 Press MEMORY
CALL
4
Press MEMORY
Press MEMORY Press MEMORY
Step 2 CALL
5
Press CE/RESETE
Step 3
Step 4
6
Step 5 Press MEMORY
oo
Press MEMORY
Programs 4, 6, 3,
and 2 are preset
Programs 4, 6, 3
and 2 are preset
Result
In the procedure 2, when step 3 is executed, the pre-
vious program 5 is cleared. So, if the program cor-
rection is stopped after steps 3 and 4, the programs
4, 3 and 2 are left and, therefore, program 6 cannot
be inserted between programs 4 and 3.