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Other operations
To
Pause playback
Stop playback
Select a track or
file
Find a point in a
track or file
Select Repeat
Play
Select a folder
on an MP3 disc
Eject a disc
To change the play mode
Press PLAY MODE repeatedly while the
player is stopped. You can select Normal
Play mode (no indication or "FLDR"*
appears), Shuffle Play mode ("SHUF" or
"FLDR SHUF"* appears), or Program Play
mode ("PGM" appears).
Play mode
* When "FLDR" or "FLDR SHUF" appears, all the
files in the selected folder on the MP3 disc will
be played.
When playing a CD-DA disc, the system
performs the same operation as Normal Play
(no indication) or Shuffle Play "SHUF."
When "PUSH STOP" appears
You cannot change the play mode during
playback. Stop playback then change the
play mode.
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Do the following:
Press . To resume
play, press the button
again.
Press .
Press / .
Hold down /
(or / on the
unit) during playback,
and release the button at
the desired point.
Press REPEAT
repeatedly until "
"(all
tracks or files) or"
1"
(single track or file)
appears.
+/
Press
repeatedly.
on the unit.
Press
Note on the play mode
If the power cord is disconnected when the
system is on, the play mode returns to
Normal Play.
Notes on Repeat Play
•
"
" indicates that all tracks or files will
be repeated until you stop playback.
•
"
1" indicates that a single track or file
will be repeated until you stop playback.
•
If the power cord is disconnected when
the system is on, Repeat Play is cancelled.
Notes on Shuffle Play mode
•
When Shuffle Play mode is set to "SHUF,"
the system shuffle-plays all tracks or files
on the disc. When Shuffle Play mode is
set to "FLDR SHUF," the system shuffle-
plays all tracks or files in the selected
folder.
•
When you turn off the system, the
selected Shuffle Play mode ("SHUF" or
"FLDR SHUF") is cleared and the play
mode returns to Normal Play mode (no
indication or "FLDR").
Notes on playing MP3 discs
•
Do not save unnecessary folders or files
on a disc that has MP3 files.
•
Folders that have no MP3 files are not
recognized on the system.
•
The system can only play MP3 files that
have a file extension of ".mp3."
•
Even when file name has the ".mp3" file
extension, if it is not an audio MP3 file,
playing this file may generate a loud
noise, which could cause damage of the
system.
•
The maximum number of MP3 folders and
files compatible with this system is:
–
999* folders (including the root folder)
–
999 files
–
250 files in a single folder
–
8 folder levels (in the tree structure of
files)
•
Compatibility with all MP3 encoding/
writing software, CD-R/RW drive and
recording media cannot be guaranteed.
Incompatible MP3 discs may produce
noise or interrupted audio or may not
play at all.
* This includes folders that have no MP3 or other
files. The number of folders that the system can
recognize may be less than actual number of
folders, depending on the folder structure.
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