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NAMES
AND PARTS USES
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REMAIN
: Displays the remaining time on the track
being piayed.
When the TIME key © is pressed again,
the
remaining
time
on the disc being
played will be displayed.
: Displays the total number of tracks on the
disc (TRACK)
and the overall playback
time
(minutes
and seconds)
of disc I.
When TIME key © is pressed again, the
totai number of tracks on the disc (TRACK)
and the overall playback time of disc I! will
be displayed.
During playback, the display goes on for
about 5 seconds before changing to the
TIME display.
: Lights during random playback.
: Lights during program mode.
REPEAT
: Lights during repeat play.
DISC I/TAPE SIDE A (Music calendar}
: Only the numbers of the tracks recorded
on DISC | will light. When inputting a pro-
gram
and when
playing, only the pro-
grammed track numbers will light.
The track numbers will go out one by one
as the tracks are played.
After editing, the track numbers that can
be recorded on the A side of the tape will
light.
DISC 1i/TAPE SIDE B (Music calendar)
: Only the numbers of the tracks recorded
on DISC II will light. When inputting a pro-
gram
and when
playing,
only the pro-
grammed track numbers will light.
The track numbers will go out one by one
as the tracks are played.
After editing, the track numbers that can
be recorded on the B side of the tape will
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TOTAL
RND
.
light.
TRACK
: Displays the current track number (during
normal playback and programmed
piay-
back) or the track being programmed dur-
ing the programming operation.
STEP
: Displays the program steps.
DISC i:
Use to select DISC I for playback or programming.
DISC Il:
Use to select DISC II for playback or programming.
Play key (D>)
Pause key (I0)}
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i)
Stop/clear key (0)
Press to stop playback. When pressed, the player.goes into
stop mode and all operations stop.
Press to clear a program. When pressed during stop mode, the
program
stored in memory
is cleared.
Track search keys (i, pi)
Manual search keys (44, Pp)
When the player is in playback or pause modes, these keys
are pressed to perform fast forward or reverse operations to
allow manual searching. These operations are only carried out
during the time either key is pressed.
Track number keys
(1 to 10/0, +10 and =20)
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