Repeating Play; Setting Up A Continuous Play Loop; Starting With A Particular Track; Scanning A Disc - Magnavox CDB650 Operating Instructions Manual

The
second
search speed
-This
speed
is somewhat faster.
-
Also
maintained
for
a
few seconds
-Sound
remains audible.
- For fairly accurate location of
a passage.
The
third search
speed
-This
is the highest
speed.
- lt
is reached after about
10 seconds.
- Sound is no longer
audible.
-
For
a
more general location
of
a
passage anywhere
on the disc.
past either the
beginning or
end
of the disc:
efly on the
display.
f
the disc
and release SEARCH
DD,
play
jumps
back
Repeating play
o
Press REPEAT button
@.
'BEPEAT' appears on
the
display.
The
whole disc
is repeated over
and over.
.
To
stop
repeat,
press
REPEAT button @
again.
'REPEAT' goes
out.
Play
stops
at the end of the
disc.
Setting
up a
continuous play loop
o
During play, press
A-B
button @
at
the required start
point.
'A-B'flashes
on the
display.
'PROGRAM' appears on
the
display.
The
start point of the
play
loop is set.
o
Press A-B
button @
again
when the
required stopping point
is
reached.
'A-B'
lights
continuously.
The stop
point of the
play loop is
set.
Play immediately
jumps
back
to
point
A and commences
from
there
until
point
B is reached.
Play
then
returns
to point
A and so
on.
lf
you wish
to
speed
up
the procedure,
you can use SEARCH
>>
button @ or
NEXT button
@.
o
To break out
of the continuous
play loop, press CLEAB
button
@
'A-B'
and 'PBOGRAM' go
our.
The
continuous
play
loop is broken, play
continues
as normal
5C
Possibilities at
start of play
lf you
make a mistake
at any time, press CLEAB button
@
and
start
again.
Starting
with
a
particular
track
(Go to
track...)
.
Open
the
program keyboard (located
at
the
right
front
side of
the player).
o
Press the desired track
number using the
0 -
9 digit buttons @.
'TRACK'flashes
on
the
display.
The selected track
number
is shown on the
display.
.
Press
PLAY/REPLAY
button
@.
Play
starts
at the beginning of the selected track.
lf you
select
a
track
which does not exist:
'ERBOB' appears
briefly on the
display
Starting at
a
particular
index number (Go to
track.../index...)
o
Press the
required
track
number.
o
Press SELECT
button
@.
'INDEX'flashes
on the
display.
o
Press the required index
number.
The selected index number is shown
on
the
display.
.
Press PLAY/BEPLAY button
@.
Play
starts
at
the selected track and
index number.
lf you
select
an index number which
does not exist:
'ERBOB' appears
briefly on the
display.
Play starts
at
the
beginning
of
the selected
track
(providing that
it
exists)
Starting at a
selected time within a track
(Go
to
track.../
time...)
o
Press
the required track
number.
o
Press SELECT
button @ twice.
'MlN'flashes
on the
display.
o
Enter
the minutes of the desired start
time.
o
Press SELECT
button @ once
more.
'SEC'flashes
on the
display.
o
Enter
the seconds of the desired start
time.
o
Press PLAY/BEPLAY button
@.
Play
starts
at the selected
time.
lf you
select
a
time position
which does not exist:
'ERROB'
appears
briefly on the
display.
Play starts
at
the beginning
of the selected track.
Scanning
a
disc
o
Press SCAN button
O.
'SCAN'
appears on the
display.
The
first
10
seconds of
each
track
are played in turn.
The
track
number indicates the track
being
played.
At the end
of
the scan, the disc stops
and the display again shows
the total number of tracks
and total
playing
time of the
disc.
During
the scan,
it
is
possible
to
use
NEXT button
@ or
PBEVIOUS button
@.
o
During scan,
press
PLAY/REPLAY button @
the moment you
hear
a
track you wish to
play.
'SCAN' goes
out.
The
remainder of the disc is now played,
starting
at
the current
point.
5D
Programming
You can set
up and store
a
program to determine what parts of
a disc
are
to
be played and in what order.
your
program
can
contain
any combination
of
:
-
track
numbers
-
index
numbers
-start
and stop times within
a
track
However,
you
are
limited
to
20
'memory
blocks'.
Each track
number takes up
1
block,
each index number
takes
up 2
blocks
and each
time position takes
up 5 blocks. lf you try
to
use more
than
20
blocks, 'EBROR' appears
on the
display.
Before setting up a program,
insert the disc
and use
OpEN/
CLOSE button @ to close the
disc-tray.
lf you
make a mistake at
any
time, press CLEAB button
@
and
start
again.
Storing
a
track
number
o
Press the
required track number, using
the 0 - 9 digit buttons
@
'TRACK'flashes on the
display.
The
track
number is shown
on
the
display.
o
Press STOBE button
@.
'PROGBAM' appears
on
the
display.
The
track
number is now
memorized.
a
Bepeat
steps
1 and
2tor
each track number you want
to store.
The number
of
tracks
and playing
time
of
your program
are shown
on the
display.
lf
'ERBOB' appears on the display:
Does the selected track
number
exist?
Are
all 20 memory blocks
full?
Storing
an index number
o
Press
the
required track
number.
o
Press SELECT
button
@.
'INDEX'flashes on the
display.
o
Press
the
required
index number.
The
index number is shown
on the
display.
o
Press STOBE button
@.
'PROGRAM' appears
on the display.
The index number is
now stored.