Sony CDP-3100 - Page 18

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MIN/SEC/FRAME: Indicates minutes, seconds,
and
frames.
Ordinarily
displays
the
elapsed
playing
time
of
the
current
track
in
frame
units.
Displays
the
remaining
playing
time
of
the
current
track
in
seconds
in
the
REMAINING
TIME display.
@ Player display section
This
section
consists
of
an
indicator
for
attaching
a
supplied
player
number
sheet,
and
two
status
indicators.
Player
number
indicator:
Lights
up
(red)
during
on-line
play
when
an
external
on-the-air
signal
is
input
through
the
REMOTE-3
connector.
STANDBY:
Lights
up
after
the
player
enters
STANDBY
mode
when
LINE
OUT
is
set
to
ON.
ON
LINE:
Lights
up
during
on-line
play.
© Headphone output section
PHONES
connector
(stereo
phone
jack)
Connect headphones.
PHONE LEVEL control
Adjusts
the
audio
output
level
of
the
PHONES
connector.
©
Player
operation
control
section
LINE OUT switch
Turn
ON
to
output
signals
through
the
LINE
OUT
connectors
on
the
rear
panel
of
the
player.
Lights
up
(ON)
when
pressed
once;
turns
off
(OFF)
when
pressed
again.
SKIP indicator
Lights
up
when
the
high-speed
playback
is
available on the player.
JOG/VARI SET dial
Operation
varies
according
to
the
mode.
Turn
to
the
right
for
disc
operation
in
the
normal
direction,
and
to
the
left
for
disc
operation
in
the
reverse
direction.
*
Use
to
change
the
cue
point
in
JOG
mode.
*
Use
to
perform
high-speed
playback
in
monitor
play
mode
(SKIP
indicator
lights
up).
*
Use
to
adjust
the
playback
speed
within
a
range
of
+12.5%
after
pressing
the
VARI
SET
key
(MIN/SEC/FRAME
on
the
counter
show
a
percentage
value).
(The
JOG/VARI
SET
dial
is
referred
to
as
the
“JOG
dial’’.)
JOG key
Press
to
enter
JOG
mode.
In
this
mode
you
can
set
cue
points
by
using
the
JOG
dial
or
through
direct
entry
from
the
numeric
keys
to
the
data
input
section.
STANDBY ( IP! ) key
Press
to
enter
STANDBY
mode
at
specific
cue
points.
PLAY ( B ) key
Press to start online play or monitor play.
STOP (™) key
Press
to
mute
output
sound
and
stop
playback
(the
player
enters
STOP
mode.).
After
the
playback
stops,
the
disc
continues
to
rotate
for
ten
minutes,
then
stops.
The
STOP
key
flashes
when
the
disc
stops
rotating.
@ Disc data input section
Numeric Keys (0 to 9)
Use
to
enter
a
cue
point
numerically.
Enter
two
digits
for
each
of
the
following
item
in
the
order
given:
track
number,
minutes,
seconds
and
frames.
To
enter
a
single
digit
for
any
item,
enter
zero
first
then
the
desired
number.
(When
an
invalid
digit
is
entered,
it
is
not
displayed
on
the
counter.)
If
minutes,
seconds,
or
frames
are
omitted,
they
are
treated
as
“00”.
To
enter
an
index
number,
press
the
INDEX
key,
then
enter
the
following
items
in
the
following
order:
track
number,
index
number,
minutes,
seconds,
and
frames.
+/— STO (store) key
Press this key to enter a + or — sign before the
playback
speed
after
pressing
the
VARI
SET
key.
Up
to
nine
cue
points
can
be
stored
in
JOG
mode.
To store a cue point, press a numeric key (1 to 9)
while
holding
down
the
+/-
STO
key.
Cue
points
are
saved
until
the
power
is
turned
off
or
the
disc
compartment opened.
CLR (clear) key
Press
to
clear
all
data
entered
to
the
disc
data
input
section.
Chapter
2
Function
of
Parts
and
Controls
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