Sony CDP-C910 - Custom File Management; Types of Custom Files; Custom File Operations

On Custom Files
The CD player is equipped with a memory which allows
you to store three types of information called "custom
files".
Up to 184 discs of Custom File can be retained in the
unit’s memory.
The three custom files you can store in memory
Disc memo To store a name of up to 10 letters for
an individual disc. (page 22)
Bank To store a program in memory so it
can be played again. (page 24)
Level file To preset an output level of the
headphones/variable line out jacks for
an individual disc. (page 25)
What is this Indication?
| Lights when Level file is memorized.
ak when Bank is memorized.
Lights when Disc Memo is memorized.
Memory backup for the custom files
Custom files, once memorized, are retained in the compact
disc player’s memory for approximately 1 month without
AC power supply.
Since the memory is stored in the unit and not on the disc,
you cannot perform custom file functions with the same
disc on a different player.
What is this Indication?
This indication appears when FILE is
pressed while no custom file can be
; memorized for the disc currently put
-— in the player. To make a custom file
for the disc, clear the custom file of
another disc.
To clear custom files of all discs at once
Without loading the disc magazine, press POWER to turn
on the unit while keeping ERASE and FILE pressed. "ALL
ERASE” will be displayed and all custom files are cleared.
To check the items of the custom files
Press TIME/MEMO (while "-NO DISC-” is displayed) without the
disc magazine loaded. Each time you press TIME/MEMO, the
items of the custom files and the items of the each column of
about the disc are displayed. If you press
TIME/MEMO when the last disc's information is displayed,
"-END-" is displayed and returns to ''-NO DISC-" after a few
seconds. To clear all custom files for a single disc, press
TIME/MEMO repeatedly until the undesired custom file is
displayed. Then press ERASE. "FILE ERASE” is displayed and
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