Denon D-F10 Manual page 9

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CD operation buttons
@ (stop) button
Press this button to stop playback.
» {play} button
Press this button to start playback.
144 and PPI (auto search buttons)
Use these buttons to search for the
beginning of the desired track.
PRESET buttons
Use these buttons to recall preset
stations on the tuner.
Cassette deck operation buttons
@ (stop) button
Press this button to stop the tape
D> iplay) button
Press this button to start playback or
recording.
@ button
This button does not function.
FUNCTION selector button
POWER switch
Press this button to switch the input
(function).
The input changes in the following
order each time this button is press-
ed: CD, TAPE, TUNER, PHONO, MD/
AUX.
Use this switch to turn on the power
of the entire system or set the power
to the standby mode.
VOLUME buttons
Use these to adjust the volume.
The volume increases when the &
button is pressed and decreases
when the W button is pressed.
TUNER button
BAND (AM/FM} selector button
Press this button to switch the func- TUNING buttons
tion to the tuner and to recall preset
stations from the remote controt MEMO button
unit using the number buttons.
SLEEP button
Number buttons
Press this button to set the sleep
Press these buttons after pressing
the TUNER button to recall preset
stations,
When playing a CD. press these
buttons after pressing the DIRECT or
PROGRAM button to specify the
desired track.
RDS button
Use this button to automatically
tune to stations using the radio data
system.
ROS —— PTY ———> TP
PTY button
Press this button after selecting
"PTY" with the RDS button to select
one of the 15 program types.
CT button
Use this to correct the time of the
clock on the UTU-F10. Press this
button when the time service of an
RDS station is being properly re-
ceived.
" CT " and "TIME" are displayed
for 2 seconds and the UTU-F10's
clock is corrected. "NO CT" is dis-
played if the RDS station does not
offer a time service and when the
broadcast is not being received
property.
PANEL button
Press this button when receiving
RDS stations to select the frequen-
cy, PS or PTY display.
Note that this button will not func-
tion if the reception is poor
With this remote control unit, only
the most frequently used keys are
located on the front. The remaining
keys are enclosed under a sliding
cover.
To use the buttons under the sliding
cover, press lightly on the \7 mark
then press on the * part with
your thumb and s the cover
down, as shown on the diagram on
the previous page.
Cassette deck operation buttons
@ REC/REC MUTE button
To start recording from the stop
mode, press this button, then press
»
When this button is pressed, a blank
section of approximately 5 seconds
is created, after which the recording
standby mode is set.
44 (rewind) button
Press this button to rewind the tape.
Press this button during playback to
set the music search mode (to find
the beginning of selections).
D> (fast-forward) button
Press this button to fast-forward the
tape.
Press this button during playback to
set the music search mode (to find
the beginning of selections).
RESET button
Press this button to reset the tape
counter to " 00.00 "
REMAIN button
Press this button to display the
tape's remaining time on the tape
counter.
TAPE SIZE button
Press this button to select the tape
length.
For details, refer to Page 17.
REV. MODE button
This button does not function.
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CD ptayer operation buttons
DIRECT button
Press this button for direct search
on the CD player.
44 and D> (manual search) but-
tons
Press these buttons during playback
to move quickly forward or back-
ward.
REPEAT button
Press this button for repeat play-
back.
RANDOM button
Press this button to piay the tracks
in random order.
PROGRAM button
Press this button for programmed
playback on the CD player.
CANCEL button
Press this button to clear the last
track from the program.
EDIT button
Press this button for edited record-
ing on a tape, dividing the tracks
onto sides A and B according to the
length of the tape.
TIME/SIDE A/B button
o TIME
Press this button during the play
or pause mode to switch the time
display.
Normaily the elapsed time for the
track currently playing is display-
ed, When this button is pressed,
the display switches to the re-
maining time for that track
("SINGLE" lights), the total re-
maining time on the disc ("TOT-
AL" lights), then back to the
elapsed time per track.
During programmed playback,
the total remaining time display
indicates the total remaining time
of the programmed tracks.
SIDE A/B
Press this button during the edit-
ing operation to switch the dis-
play between sides A and B of the
tape.
The TIME/SIDE A/B button func-
tions as the SIDE A/B button
when it is pressed after the EDIT
button is pressed and the tracks
have been divided between sides
A and B and before the play or
pause button is pressed (before
the recording mode is set).
The TIME/SIDE A/B button func-
tions as the TIME button when it is
pressed during the play, pause, or
edited recording modes.
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