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7. PLAYING COMPACT DISCS
Precautions When Using the Multi-Play CD
Control
* This model can be used as controller
when an optionally available multi-play
CD player (e.g., CDX-M30) is included in
the system. Programmed play does not
operate when used with the multi-CD
player CDX-M70 or CDX-M100.
See pages 7 through 8 for details on
operation procedures.
The Owner's Manual for the multi-play
CD player does not contain an explana-
tion of the CD controls for this unit. Read
this Owner's Manual for details on proper
operation and keep it handy for later ref-
erence.
immediately after the multi-play CD play-
er is connected to the system, it may not
operate properly. In this case, press the
clear button of the main unit and the clear
button of the multi-play CD player, and at-
tempt operation again.
The Magazine Type Multi-Play CD play-
ers with
mark and the
Mazazines with the same mark are
compatible for 5-inch (12 cm) discs.
Listening to the Compact Disc
Parts Identification
(Fig. 1)
[4] Disc Number search
[6] Program Ciear
[7] Track Number Search/Fast Forward,
Reverse
[12] Source Selector
[15] ITP (Instant Track Program)
[16] Highlight Scan
117] Mode
[19] Display
(Fig. 4)
[35] Disc
[36] Music Repeat/Disc Repeat
[37] Highlight Scan
[38] Random Play
[39] Track Number
[40] Disc Number
KEH-M5500, KEH-M4500
The unit incorporates priority cassette tape
play. The unit will not switch to multi-play
CD player while a tape is inserted, so be
sure to eject the tape when you wish to lis-
ten to CD play.
1.Press button [12] to change the display to
the Multi-Play CD player mode and to be-
gin disc play.
Each press of button [12] changes the mode
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Multi-Play CD player — tuner —
2.Use the Disc Number Search function to
select a disc.
Select the desired disc by pressing one of
the buttons in Bank [4]. The number of the
disc selected appears at position [40] on the
display.
Display [35] indicates whether the maga-
zine is loaded or empty.
if the number at position [40] on the dis-
play does not change when you press a
button in Bank [4], it means that there is
no disc loaded in that tray.
3.Use Track Number search to select a
track.
Confirm that Track Number is shown at
Position [39] on the display. If not, press the
(+) and (-) sides of button [7] at the same
time. Press the (+) side of button [7} to in-
crease the number at Position [39], or the
(-) side to decrease the number. Holding ei-
ther side of button [7] down changes the
track number at high speed.
4. Adjust volume and tone (see page 4).
5.To stop disc play, press button [12].
At another press, the normal play resumes
from about where it stopped.
If you stopped operating a Multi-Play CD
Player CDX-M100 in the middie of music
and then restarted, the player resumes
playing from the very beginning of the se-
lection with which you stopped.
.
Note:
« After you press a button in Bank [4], it
may take some time before play begins
due to the time necessary to load and set
the disc in the mechanism.
* This indicator HHHH flashes on the dis-
play and playback is automatically cut
when the temperature around the multi-
play CD player becomes too high. This
protects the laser mechanism from seri-
ous damage. Listen to the radio unit the
temperature returns to normal.
(This functions only when your unit is
used with a Muiti-Play CD player CDX-
M100.)
Using Highlight Scan
Highlight Scan is designed to enable you to
conveniently scan all pieces of music con-
tained in the disc by playing 10 seconds
each at your designated point of time after
the start of the music. The starting time of
play is set at one minute
in factory.
Therefore, the Highlight Scan begins one
minute after the start unless you designate
it otherwise.
When you do not want to change the facto-
ry-set time:
* When used in conjunction with the old
type Multi-Play CD Players [CDX-M70] or
[CDX-M100], the place where playback
Starts in Highlight Scan is fixed as the
start of each track. Also, it is not possible
to adjust this time setting.
1.Press button [16] ("T.SCAN" [37] ap-
Pears).
2.The contained pieces of music will be
Played in sequence for 10 seconds each
One minute after the beginning.
3.Press button [16] again when your select-
ed piece comes, and it will continue to
play. At this point, the Highlight Scan dis-
continues to operate.
* The previous function automatically re-
sumes when a piece of music with which
Highlight Scan began returns.
Changing the starting time of Highlight
Scan
When you want to set the starting time of
the Highlight Scan to 30 seconds:
1.Press button [7], (+) and (-) sides simulta-
neously, and time numerals will be dis-
played.
2.Keep pressing either (+) or (-) side of but-
ton [7] until the numerals reaches 30.
3.Hold down button [16] for two or more
seconds, and "T.SCAN" [37] appears and
the Highlight Scan will begin. 30 seconds
after the start of the next piece of music.
The starting time of Highlight Scan can be
designated at ten or tens of seconds only.
A tenth or tenths of seconds can be disre-
garded.
If a piece of music ends before your des-
ignated point of time at which Highlight
Scan starts, the scanning is performed for
its beginning 10 seconds.
!f a piece of music lasts less than 10 sec-
onds, so does the Highlight Scan.
You may wish to change the starting time
longer without suspending the function.
You may do so, however, only to a rela-
tively long-playing piece of music be-
cause, as a matter of course, the time
cannot be set so as to come after the end
of the music.
Using Disc Repeat, Music Repeat
and Random Play
Each Press of button [17] causes the mode
to change as follows:
Music Repeat ("RPT" [36] appears) —
Random Play ("RDM" [38] appears) —
Normal
If button [17] is pressed for 2 or more sec-
onds, the mode changes to Disc Repeat
ce RPT" [36] appears).
+ When Disc Repeat or Music Repeat are
not operational, the compact discs con-
tained in the magazine will play sequen-
tially from beginning to end, and then
start from disc 1 again.
Music Repeat
1.To repeat the music you are listening to,
select the repeat mode ("RPT" [36] ap-
pears).
2.To cancel music repeat, press button [17]
to turn off "RPT" [36].
Random Play
1.To play music randomly, select the ran-
dom play mode ("RDM [38] appears).
Once the current track has been played,
the microprocessor will randomly select
the next and subsequent tracks.
2.To cancel random play, press button [17]
to turn off "RDM" [38].
* Since selections are played in random or-
der, the same selection may be played
twice in succession.
* When a Multi-Play CD Player CDX-M100
is used, random selection is made from a
disc being played.
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