Technics SL-PC25

Prog ram play (from the stop mode}
As many as 32 selections from the five discs can be selected and
programmed to play in any desired sequence.
program/
1 continue
Program/
continue
5 Repeat steps
2,3 and 4as
desired.
3 Select the track number.
1 Press the program/continue button.
NI The piay mode will then change from continuous play to
Program play For example: To select the 9th track, press the (1) button
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times.
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Program play indicator
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The mode does not change if the program/continue button is
pressed during play.
Press the program/continue button.
Programmed order
2 Press the disc select button.
For example: To select the 3rd disc, press the GG] button. = =
pier aise number 5 Repeat steps 2, 3 and 4 until the desired
program is completed.
=_ ac fi Steps 3 and 4 are not necessary if selecting the disc only.
¢ rt t Step 2 is not necessary to select the disc number if the next
Sh aachale: track selected is on the same disc.
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Note:
If selections of non-existing disc(s) or track(s) are pro-
grammed, the corresponding indicator (disc or track) will
illuminate and the selection will be included in the program
count. However, during play the selection(s) will be cancelled
and the subsequent program selection will be played.
Note:
If the disc only is selected, all tracks on that disc (beginning
from its first track) wilt be programmed.
6 Press the play button to start play.
M@ REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER
| Insertion of remote control transmitter batteries
BATTERY LIFE: About 1 year.
Use two UM-4,
AAA’ (RO3) size
(1.5 V) batteries.
@ Notes concerning use of dry bat-
teries
®Do not use re-chargeabie batteries (Ni-Cd type)
Be sure the batteries are inserted so that the
positive (+) and negative (--} polarities are
correct. Batteries installed with incorrect polar-
ities may leak and damage the remote control
transmitter.
Never subject the batteries to excessive heat or
flame; do not attempt to disassemble them: and
be sure they are not short-circuited
elf the remote control transmitter is not to be used
for a long time, remove the batteries and store
them in a cool dark place.
¢Always remove old, weak or worn-out batteries
promptly and dispose of them.
Never mix old and new batteries, nor batteries of
different types (carbon or alkaline)
*Aithough battery life varies depending on how
often the remote control transmitter is used, the
batteries should be repiaced about once every
year on the average.
eThe batteries should also be replaced if com-
mands from the remote contro! transmitter are
not received by this player even when the
transmitter is held close to the players front
panel
elf the batteries teak, clean the battery holder well
before inserting new batteries
Do not use remote control transmitter for TV
sets, VTRs or other components at the same
time as this player's remote control transmitter
since this could result in a mistaken operation
Remote control transmitter operation notes
Note that operation may not be correct if direct sunlight or other strong light strikes the remote control signal receptor part of this unit If there is a
problem. place the unit away from the direct sunlight or other strong light source.
Face it toward the remote control
signal receptor.
(Obstacles should be
avoided.) |
Use the remote control transmitter
within 6 meters.
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Be sure the transmitter part of the remote “|
control transmitter and the receptor part of this
unit are free from dust. Excessive dust might
prevent reception.
This unit
Avoid dust
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Note: The control panel of the remote control transmitter may be covered by a clear plastic protective sheet. This sheet may be removed if desired
Remote functions
@ On the remote contro! transmitter only.
Stop button (™@ stop)
©) Search buttons (4< search >P)
@ Disc button (disc)
@ Numeric buttons (1~9, 0, +10)
@ Clear button (clear)
@ Recall button (recail)
Remote control signal transmission window
(11) Pause button (#1 pause)
42) Play button (> play)
(15) Skip buttons ( <4 skip >P )
(14) Program/continue button
(program/continue)
(5) Time mode select button
(time mode)
(3) Random button (random)
(4) Repeat button (repeat)