Pioneer SUPER TUNER III KEH-M8550 Owner's Manual page 17

Using Fast Forward and Reverse
1. Turnon "MANU" [46], by simultaneously pressing
jand the (-} sides of button [10]
8 the (4) side of button [10] for fast forward,
and the ©} side fort $e
+ Sound is Gulput during fast forward and reverse
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Pausing
1, Press bulton [13] to pause during disc playback
{"PAUSE" anil the frame at [47] appears).
2. Press button [13] again to release pause.
Note:
+ When connected to a COX. M50 some functions
May not operate correctly. For example, wher
operating the pause function, the music will pause
slightly ahead of the point at which the function
was activated.
+ The pause function dogs not operate at all if this
unit is connected with the CDX-M70 or the CDX-
M100
Using Program Play
all of the tracks contained on the compact discs
loaded in the magazine.
> The ITP function will not of te when connected
to either the CDX-M70 or CDX-M100.
+ Up to 32 selections can be programmed for a
single magazine.
» Up to 16 different magazines (max. 32 selections
per magazine) can be programmed individually. If
you program more than 16 magazines, old
programs are automatically replaced by new ones.
+ Automatic Magazine Program Selection (AMPS)
retrieves the right program from the memory
automatically, as soon as a preprogrammed
magazine is loaded. Preprogrammed magazines
are identified using the CD in the tray 1 of the
magazine. Therefore be sure that tray 1 contains a
disc.
Programming
1. While a disc is playing, select the desired disc and
track you want to program.
2. Press the ITP button [ 15} memorize the track being
played.
(Display shows "P-01" — "P-32".)
3. Procedures 1 and 2 above can be repeated until a
maximum of 32 steps are programmed.
+ Ifthe 33rd step is selected, the "FULL" display will
appear, indicating that no more selections can be
programmed.
+ When there are already a number of selections in
the memory, the new selection will be added to the
last step.
Playing back the program
1. lf the ITP button [15] is pressed for about 2
seconds during normal playback, then program
playback will start.
(Frame [49] lights up and the program step
number "PPO1" — "PP32" is dispiayed.}
- Press the ITP button {15} again to cancel program
play.
+ Pressing button [10] during programmed play
makes it possible search for a specific step number
from among the programmed selections.
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* Program play returns to the first step in the
programmed sequence when it reaches the end of
the ram.
> Wr playing a magazine that has no program
recorded, "EMPTY" will be displayed for
approximately 3 seconds.
Erasing the Program
it is possible to erase one or all selections of the
program in the magazine being played.
To erase a single selection:
1. Press the (+) or (-) side of button [10] durin
programmed play, and search for the specific step
you wish to erase.
2. Press button [11] for at least 2 seconds and the
selection being played will be erased.
+ After the particular track has been erased, the
tracks in the next position move from down up one
notch in the order from the previous position.
To erase the entire program:
While a disc is playing, hold down button [11] for at
least 2 seconds. All the programs in the magazine
being played will be erased.
(Display shows "CLEAR".}