Technics SL-PS670A

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(Available only from the remote contrel)
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To Increase the output after it has been decreased:
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During CD edit recording (see pages 16 to 18), in order to maintain
a constant recording level, the output level cannot be adjusted.
For your reference:
elf the unit is tumed off and then turned on again, the output level
retums to 0 dB (normai sound level).
eWhen the output level is decreased, the headphone volume de-
creases as weil.
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While the disc is playing or paused:
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Each time the button is pressed, the dismay switches in the folowing
order.
{Original state)
Elapsed time of track being played
Time remaining on disc
Time remaining on track being played
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Elapsed time of entire disc
if playback is stopped and then slaried again, the display returns ta
its originai state.
For your reference:
The following exceptions exist:
*During playback of track numbers above 20;
Display @ appears as -~—~:—-.
eDuring program play (see page 19);
Time for programmed tracks only appears for displays Z and @.
When playing track number above 20, dispiays @ and @ appear as
epuring random play (see page 9);
Display @ appears as ———:-—, and display @ as ——:—-.
eDuring CD edit recording (see pages 16 to 18};
Display @ shows the time remaining on the specified tape.
eDuring time fade (see oaae 13):
The time remaining unti! fade out is disclayed between displays @
and @).