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Details on radio frequency energy, interference, and FCC compliance for proper installation and use.
Section to record the model and serial numbers for future reference and dealer inquiries.
Explains continuous play, shuffle play, program play, and repeat play modes for listening enjoyment.
Introduces custom file features like Disc Memo, Bank, and Level File for personalized disc management.
Highlights the easy-to-use disc magazine and the informative display for track and mode information.
Instructions for proper placement, ventilation, and avoiding heat sources or moisture for optimal performance.
Safety advice including voltage checks, handling spills, unplugging, and laser beam precautions.
Tips for safe connections, including turning off power, firm plug insertion, and cord slack.
Guide for connecting to an amplifier via Line Out or Optical Digital Out, including color coding.
Identification and explanation of buttons and controls located on the front panel of the CD player.
Instructions for preparing the remote commander, including battery installation and handling notes.
Procedures for inserting discs into the magazine and removing discs from the player.
Guidelines for handling discs to maintain cleanliness and prevent damage from environmental factors.
Instructions for stopping, resuming play, and cautions regarding volume adjustment to prevent speaker damage.
Guide on connecting headphones and adjusting volume levels using the front panel controls.
Explains disc memo display, empty slot recognition, '-NO DISC-' message, and display after ejecting magazine.
Details on what information is shown in the display when the player is in stop mode.
Explains display content during playback: elapsed time, remaining time, and disc memo.
Methods to locate the beginning of a selection or the next selection using disc selectors or DISC SKIP.
Techniques for locating a specific point within a selection by fast forward, rewind, or display monitoring.
Instructions for initiating and stopping shuffle play, including how selections are played randomly.
How to choose specific discs for shuffle play or to cancel selections from the shuffle sequence.
Details on how to use the repeat function for single selections, discs, or all discs across various play modes.
Instructions on how to cancel repeat play, including specific steps for continuous play modes.
Guide to designating playing time and editing selections to create a custom playback program.
How to review programmed selections, including track numbers and sequence order.
Procedures for clearing the entire program, the last selection, or specific selections from the program.
How to set the desired total playing time for a tape side using the Time Edit function.
Instructions for automatically fitting remaining selections into a program using the LINK function.
How to play, stop, cancel, or erase programs created with the time edit function.
Setting fade-in and fade-out times (2-10 seconds) for smooth transitions in recordings.
Designating play duration for automatic fade-out at the end of a selection or tape side.
How Peak Search operates in continuous, shuffle, program, and bank play modes.
Steps to activate Peak Search, start playback, stop the search, and notes on its functionality.
How to check the beginning of each selection on a disc by scanning with Music Scan.
Instructions for stopping music scan, starting playback during scan, and important operational notes.
Overview of the three custom file types: Disc Memo, Bank, and Level File for personalized settings.
Instructions for clearing all custom files, checking file items, and managing individual custom files.
Detailed steps for assigning a name (up to 10 letters) to an individual disc using the remote commander.
Information on characters available for disc memos and how to rewrite or edit existing entries.
How to view the assigned memo for a disc during various playback or stop modes.
Procedure for removing a disc memo from the player's memory.
Steps to store programmed selections into memory as a 'bank' for fixed order playback.
How to play discs using stored banks and procedures for clearing bank data.
Using the Level File function to preset headphone or variable line out levels for individual discs.
Procedure for removing preset output level settings from the player's memory.
Solutions for issues like play not starting, no sound, or discs not being read correctly.
Troubleshooting for display not illuminating, remote commander malfunction, and general operational failures.
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