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Creating a programme
— Programme Memory (CD unit with
programme memory function)
You can play tracks in the order you want by
making your own programme. You can make
two programmes: Programme 1 and
Programme 2. You can select up to 12 tracks
for each programme. You can store the
programmes in memory.
1 Press (SHIFT), then press (3) (PLAY
MODE) for two seconds.
Programme edit mode
“P1” shows Programme 1 is selected.
If you have labeled the disc, the bank edit
mode appears. Press (3) (PLAY MODE) to
display “P1” above.
To select Programme 2, press (4) (n)
repeatedly until “P2” appears.
2 Select the track you want.
1 Press (SOURCE) repeatedly to select
the CD.
2 Press (MODE) repeatedly to select the
unit.
3 Press (SHIFT), then press the number
button to select the disc.
4 Press (SHIFT).
5 Press either side of (SEEK/AMS) to
select the track.
3 Press (5) (ENTER) momentarily.
4 To continue entering tracks, repeat steps
2 and 3.
5 When you finish entering tracks, press
(3) (PLAY MODE) for two seconds.
6 Press (SHIFT).
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CD1
2 3 P1.‚3
PLAY MODE ENTER
TRACKDISC
SUR EQ
CD1
3 2 P1.‚7
PLAY MODE
TRACKDISC
SUR EQ
P1
+Enter+
PLAY MODE ENTER
SUR EQ
Notes
• “*Wait*” appears in the display while the unit is reading
the data, or when a disc has not been put into the unit.
• “*Mem full*” appears in the display when you try to
enter more than 12 tracks into a programme.
Playing the stored programme
Changing the disc order in the changer will not
affect programme memory play.
You can select:
•PGM 1 to play Programme 1.
•PGM 2 to play Programme 2.
•PGM 1+2 to play Programmes 1 and 2.
1 Press (SHIFT).
2 Press (3) (PLAY MODE) repeatedly until
“PGM” appears.
3 Press (4) (n) repeatedly until the
desired programme appears.
Programme play starts.
Programme 1 Playback
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Programme 2 Playback
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Programmes 1 and 2 Playback
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Normal Playback
4 Press (SHIFT).
To go back to the normal playback mode,
select “PGM off” in step 3 above.
Notes
• If you press a number button during programme
memory play, programme memory play is interrupted,
and playback of the selected disc starts.
• “NO Data” appears in the display if no track is stored in
the programme.
• If a track stored into the programme memory is not in the
disc magazine, the track will be skipped.
• When the disc magazine contains not a single track
stored into the programme memory, or when the
programme information has not been loaded yet, “Not
Ready” appears.
CD1
PGM 1
PLAY MODE
PGM1
SUR EQ
CD1
PGM 2
PLAY MODE
PGM 2
SUR EQ
CD1
PGM 1+2
PLAY MODE
PGM1 2
+
SUR EQ
CD1
PGM off
PLAY MODE
SUR EQ
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