Panasonic FZ-10

Press [PUSH]
to
open the lid.
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Insert
the CD.
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Insert the
CD
with
its
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side
facing
up
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Press down
on the CD label
side
so
that it slides
over the
center
holder
Press [PUSH]
to
close
the lid
until it clicks.
With
a
3DO™
CD
The
game now
starts automatically
Caution
If
the
CD has not been
properly
placed
on the
center holder, it
may be
damaged when
the lid is
closed
The
sound of
CD drive
accessing
may
be heard
when operating
software
This
is not
a
malfunction
Game
data
can be saved.
Depending
on the
game software,
it may
be possible
to
save results and
other
such data at interim
stages
in
the built-in
storage
The
saved
data will
not
be lost even when the
power is
turned off (For
details on
operation,
refer
to the instructions
accompanying
the software
concerned
)
Saved data can
be
removed.
When the built-in
storage is full, no
more
new
data can be
saved
In
this
case,
it
is possible
to remove
data no
longer
required
by following
the
procedure
given
below
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Without inserting
a CD in the player, turn
on the
power
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When the "Press X
to start STORAGE
MANAGER"
message
appears,
press the
(x)
button (The
data list screen now
appears
)
(SJ)
Select
the
item
to be removed
using
the
up/down directional
pad
(g)
Press
the
®
button
L,st
screen
(Confirmation
is
needed
)
Confirmation
screen
IT
Check
the name of the item,
and remove it
using the
®
button
(@)
Quit
Storage
Manager using
the
®
button
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Press
the
®
button to
remove
all
the item
Data
names
•
When a name
is too
long
to be
viewed
on the list
screen, check
it on the
confirmation screen
•
All track sequences
of audio
CDs (see page 1
7)
are stored
in
"acd playhst
"
This
is
listed
as "Audio CD Program"
on the list
screen
Caution
•
Always
press the
(x)
button when the
list screen
is displayed
to
quit
Storage Manager
If
the
power
is
turned off
or the
lid
is opened or
closed
before quitting
Storage Manager, the
contents of
the back-up memory
may be
lost
•
The numbers
on the
list screen denote the
amount of
data
in
the back-up
memory
Included
in
these
numbers are the
64 bytes
used by the
system
"Total memory
size" denotes
the total memory in
use The system
uses
152 bytes at all times
•
Once
removed,
data cannot
be restored'