Rotel RCD-965BX - The Remote Control

To store the track numbers that you want to include in a
program (these can be found in the contents list in the disc
holder), bring up each track number in turn above TRACK
using the I < < TRACK > > I , depending on which is
quicker, then store it by pressing the PROGRAM key.
Do not allow more than 5 seconds to elapse between
releasing the TRACK key and pressing the PROGRAM key,
otherwise the microprocessor in the player will assume
that you have changed your mind and the flashingafter
the track number will light continuously; the track can then
no longer be stored. However, you can re-activate a
missed track number again by bringing up either the pre¬
vious or the following track number and then returning
immediately to the one desired.
Example-From a disc containing 14 tracks, you want to
listen to tracks 7, 3, 9, 5, 12 and 10 in that order.
Load the disc in the tray and close it usinq the OPEN/
CLOSE key.
When the contents list has been read, the figure ’14’ will
appear above TRACK.
Now press the TRACK key until 7' appears and then press
the PROGRAM key. Theafter the figure will now disap¬
pear and will be replaced by 'P' (from Program) as a sign
that this track has been stored. The PROGRAM indicator
will light.
Continue by going back to '3’ using the TRACK key and
press the PROGRAM key again; you now read '3 P’.
You display the remaining tracks in turn by pressing I < <
TRACK > > I, and then store them successively by press¬
ing PROGRAM. As soon as you have stored the last track
number you will see ’10 P'. This remains until play is started.
If you make a mistake and store a wrong track number,
you can rectify this by going to the previous or following
number, returning to the wrong one and then pressing the
PROGRAM key again. To show that the wrong track num¬
ber has been erased, the ’P' is replaced by a 'C' (from
Clear).
Using our example: you have stored '4' instead of ’5'. You
go back to ’3’ using the TRACK key, return to ’4' using the
TRACK key and then press the PROGRAM key. You will
then read ’4 C'. Now proceed with storing ’ 5 ’.
During programming or when you have finished program¬
ming, you can check the contents of the program by
pressing the PROGRAM key (REVIEW indicator). All the
track numbers then appear in the programmed sequence,
after which the last stored number is once again displayed.
In our example: ’-7-’ - '-3-' - ’-9’ - ’-5-’ - ’-12-’ - '-10-' - '10 P’.
If you discover that the program contains a track number
you do not want, you can still erase it by displaying it using
the TRACK key and then pressing PROGRAM.
To erase the whole program, press the STOP key.
When, after pressing PROGRAM the ERROR indicator
lights, this means that the memory is empty and no track
is stored.
During programmed play, all player functions remain
operative, except beginning at any specific track.
You start play by pressing PLAY; the first track number of
the program then appears above TRACK. The progress of
play can be followed by the jumping up or down of the
numbers above TRACK. You can see the number of tracks
still to be played at any time when you press PROGRAM : 5
first the number of the track which is playing appears, then
all the remaining tracks are shown consecutively
(REVIEW). During program repeat the numbers of the
tracks already played are also shown.
You can go back to the beginning of a track by pressing ^
PLAY. If you want to go on to a following track number of
the program, press > >1 ; should you do this during the
last track, the ERROR lights and play continues with the
first track.
To go back to a previous track number of the program, you
press I < < ; should you do this during the first track, the
ERROR lights and play continues with the last track.
Searching for a particular passage using < < SEARCH
and SEARCH > > is limited to the space between the
beginning and end of the track being played; you cannot
move the laser pick-up outside these limits to prevent
arrival in another track, either programmed or not
programmed, which would upset the program. Arrival at
either limit is indicated by lighting of the ERROR, upon
which the laser pick-up stops until you release the key.
To hold play at the beginning of track or a passage, or to
interrupt the program, press PAUSE.
If you want to repeat the program, press the REPEAT key.
When all tracks of the program have been played the disc
stops. However, the program is retained in the memory
until you open the tray; only then will it be erased.
The program is also erased if you press the STOP key
during play.
OPERATING THE REMOTE CONTROL
SYSTEM *
The player comes with the infrared remote control trans¬
mitter handunit to give you the conveniences of remote¬
controlling most operational functions available.
The remote handunit will let you operate the player similarly
for all the operational described above, except it has no
POWER on/ off and OPEN/ CLOSE switches. However, it
has one additional feature that is not available on the front
panel of the player: a direct random access to select a
desired track (without going through selection via sequen¬
tial operation of the TRACK keys). Whenever you wish to
play the desired track on a disc, just press a number on
the 10- key numerical system on the handunit. If it is the
track '2' you wish to play, press the key marked ’ 2 ’ and
then the PLAY key on the handunit. If the operating mode
was already in the playback of another track, just press the
’ 2 ’ key as the player will automatically switch to the track
’2’ in a second. On the display, ’2' will appear over TRACK
Note: "INDEX"
cannot be
operated via
remote.