Using The Features; The Control Panel; Control Panel Display; Saving Your Games/Ending A Session - Sega -CD User Manual

Saving Your
Game*
THe
OPTION
button
become*
available
on the Control
Pond when
the drive
is
empty
or
o
CD-ROM game
is
in the drive
Use
this
button
to
formal
the
SEGA
CD's inlernal back
up memory,
lo
save
gomes, and
to
copy
gomes
to
ond
Irom
the
SEGA-CD's
internal
memory,
if
your
CD-ROM
software has o
Save
feature
(often
available in
sports
gome* and
rale
ploying game*),
you
can save your
current
game
to
the
SEGA-CD*
s
internal
memory.
Later,
you
con load
ihe
*aved gome
and
continue playing
from
where you
left
off
See page
1
9
for details
on using the
OPTION
feature
Ending a Session
1
-
Open
the disc tray
by moving
the
hand
cursor
to
EJECT
and
pre**ing
Button
A
or C The EJECT
button
change*
lo
CLOSE
%
Remove
the disc.
3. Clove
the (ray
by pre«irg Button
A
or C
4* Turn
off
the Gcne*is
Note:
If
the
power
is
turned
off
when the dive
Iray
is
open
(such o*
during
an
electrical failure),
turn the
Genesis
power
switch
OFF Male
*ure the
electricity
is
on.
and
then
turn
the
Genets
power
switch
ON
The
iray
will
clo*e automatically.
USING
THE SEGA-CD FEATURES
THE
CONTROL PANEL
The
SEGA-CD Control Poncl has
all
the features
you need
to
thoroughly
enjoy your compact
disc*.
This section de*cribe* the feature*.
CONTROL PANEL
DISPLAY
The
display in
the
upper
hall
of the Control
Pand keeps you informed about
diic tracks
and
status
Troclcs
Show*
oil
the tracks avoilable
on
your rJsc
A
box
high-
lights
the track
that's
currently playing. This
trod number
i*
also
shown below
the
Volume
level*
Volume
Levels
Shows
the
volume
variations
far
both the
left
and
right
channels while a
disc
i*
playing
Current Trock
Show*
the
number
of
the track that
is
currently playing.
This
number
i*
also highlighted
in
the
Track
display
above
the
Volume
Levels.
Status
Shaw*
the current statu*
t>i
the
disc, for
example,
"Raying/
or
^Programming"