Using Memory Function - Onkyo DX-C311 Instruction Manual

Using Memory Function
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Up to 40 tracks can be stored in memory.
For the DX-C311/C211, the number
buttons on the remote control can be used
for this operation.
For the DX-C111, the remote control can
be used if you have the supplied one with
the Onkyo amplifier.
Press the MEMORY button to enter
memory mode.
Select the desired disc, using the
DISC SKIP (4, -) buttons or the
DIRECT PLAY buttons (DISC 1 -
DISC 6).
Select the desired track number,
using the |<< and wp! buttons.
You can store all the tracks in memory
by pressing the @<@ button until
"AL" appears on the TRACK Number
display.
When using a remote control, enter the
track number by pressing the number
buttons on the remote control. To store
all the tracks in the memory, select the
track number "0".
Press the MEMORY button.
The selected track will be stored in
memory.
To enter further track numbers into
memory, repeat procedure 2 and 4 (or 2
and 3 by using a remote control).
If more than 40 tracks are selected,
"FULL" will flicker on the time display
to indicate the memory is full.
When you press PLAY button,
playback will occur in the order you
selected.
If the MEMORY button is pressed
during play, the current track being
played is stored in memory. When
using aremote control, further tracks
can be stored by pressing the number
button.
NOTES:
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If the total remaining time is more than
99 minutes 59 seconds or when the
contents stored in memory extends over
2 or more discs, "--: --" is displayed.
If non-existing selections of disc(s) or
track(s) are entered, the corresponding
indicator (disc or track) will illuminate
and the selection is included in the
program count. During play, the non-
existing selection(s) will be cancelled
and the subsequent programmed disc or
track will be played.