Cue - Stanton C.503 User Manual

38. SGL indicator
When the play mode is set to single play, this indicator lights.
39. RPT indicator
When the play mode is set to either single repeat or all repeat play mode, this indicator lights.
40. PGM indicator
When the play mode is set to programmed play, this indicator lights.
41. Time display
This section is used to show track number, time values or messages.
42. Memory bank indicators
Lights the current selected memory bank indicator.
43. A.CUE indicator
Lights when AUTO CUE function is turned on.
44. RELAY indicator
Lights when relay play is set to on.
45. LOOP indicator
Lights when sampler loop play is engaged.
46. Time Address Bar
Shows the current play position relative to the currently selected track.
47. PAR indicator
Lights when parameter display shows the effect parameter.
48. TEMPO indicator
Lights when parameter display shows the TEMPO / PITCH value.
49. KEY indicator
Lights when parameter display shows the key value.
Lights when key value is set to other than 0 (zero).
50. Parameter display
Displays the various parameters (of 47-51)
51. TAP / BPM indicator
Lights when parameter display shows the tap / BPM value.
52. KEY LOCK indicator
Lights when KEY LOCK function is activated.

2-1. CUE

The C.503 will always memorize the last played start point as the main cue point. After play has begun, pressing the
CUE button re-locates the audio and plays it from that point. Although very quick, the CUE button is not seamless.
NOTE:
To create a new cue point, simply find the desired location and press PLAY. The last location when play was pressed is
now the current the cue point). This can be done with or without stutter mode (using jog wheel or search buttons)