Recall Play Function - Yamaha MCX-C15P Owner's Manual

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HANDY FUNCTIONS

Recall Play function

You can use this function to continue listening to the
song currently being played back from the client or
the server on another client. This is handy if you
need to move from room to room.
Notes
• Only those clients registered on the server are
available for use with the Recall Play function. For
details, see the MCX-1000 Owner's Manual (page
106).
• If no song is currently being played back on the
source component, the destination component
recalls playback information from the point at
which playback was last stopped on the source
component.
• You cannot recall playback information from the
server when it is playing back a CD, MP3 CD or a
song recorded from an external device.
• The destination component can recall playback
modes such as Random, Repeat, and Broadcast
from the source device.
• Operating the source component after you activate
the Recall Play function does not affect playback
on the destination component.
To recall playback from another
client
MCX-3 WD01440
LIBRARY
MUTE
FAVORITES
1 2
SELECT
1
PLAY
MENU
INFO.
PAUSE
1
STOP
4
5
GROUP PLAY
7
OFF TIMER ON TIMER
1
Press and hold MENU until the Top
Menu screen is displayed.
30
VOL
3 4
2,3
BOOKMARK
INPUT
RANDOM
2 3
REPEAT
5 6
4
GROUP RECALL
S
2
Press u / d to choose "Recall Play" and
press SELECT.
Top Menu
Library
Recall Play
3
Press u / d to choose the client from
which you want to recall playback and
press SELECT.
Recall Play
Server
Client 1
To cancel Recall Play, press j to return to the
previous screen.
y
You can edit the names of the clients listed in the
Recall Play screen. For details, see the MCX-1000
Owner's Manual, page 95.
To recall playback from the server
MCX-3 WD01440
LIBRARY
VOL
MUTE
FAVORITES
1 2 3
SELECT
1
BOOKMARK
PLAY
MENU INPUT
INFO.
PAUSE RANDOM
1 2 3
STOP REPEAT
4 5 6
GROUP PLAY GROUP RECALL
7 S
OFF TIMER ON TIMER
1
Press and hold MENU until the Top
Menu screen is displayed.
4
2-3