Programming Of Cd Segments - Revox B225 Operating Instructions Manual

3.2.3 Reprogramming
the play sequence
The play sequence
of
the
selections
on the
compact disc can be
modified
as desired.
Procedure (the following
sequence
should be regarded as
an
example):
- Activate program mode
(press
PROGRAM
[26]). the word
STEP
f
lashes
in
f
ield
A
of
the
display
[7]
and the digit
1
appears
below.
The
digits below TRACK in
field
B are at 00.
-
Enter the
first
selection desired (example: selection 4).
Press
digit 4 (on
key
field [B], the TRACK indication changes
to 04
This entry means:
program
STEP
1
plays
selection
(TRACK) 4.
-
Save
the entry by pressing
STORE l22l.f he
STEP
indication
changes
to
2,
the TRACK
indication back to 00. The second
program step can now
be entered.
-
The next selection
to be played ls number
9:
Press
9 (on keyfield [B])followed
by
store [22]; program
step
2
is
now saved. The
STEP
indication
changes
to
3,
the TRACK
indication to
00.
-
At the end of
the
program
(the
last step must also be
saved by
pressing
STORE
122)\,normal
play
mode can
be
activated by
pressing
PROGRAM
[26]
(the program remains
in
memory),
or
the program can
be
started by pressing
PLAY/NEXT [4].
Pressing PLAY/NEXT
a
second
time immediatly
advances
the
program
to the next step.
PLAY
PROGRAM MODE is
indicated
by discontinuing the flashing of the
word
STEP in
field
A.
Of course. consecutive selections can be included in one pro-
gram step (but only
in
the sequence
as
they are stored on the
compact
disc).
Example: selections 3
through
12
are
lo
be
entered in a single
ste p:
-
Press
digit 3 (key field
[B]).
the track
indication advances to
03.
-
Now
press the
CURSOR key.
A second TRACK
indication now
appears in
field
C
of the
display.
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Press
digits
1
and
2
(of
keyfield [B]).the secondTRACK indica-
tion advances to
12.
-
Press STORE
l2/.fhis program
step
is
now
saved.
Following the above procedure,
a
program with
up
to
19 steps
can be created step by
step.
A
selection
can be included
as
often
as
desired
in a
program and
not all selections of
the com-
pact disc
have
to
be accessed. This
programming method
is
ideal
for copying individual CD selections
to
a tape.
3.2.4 Programming of
CD
segments
Segments (passages) can also be defined
in
a program.
Seg-
ments
can
relate
to
one or several selections. However.
the
starting and
ending locations must
be known. These can be
de-
termined
in
two
ways:
1
.
Note the starting and ending
time in
normal
play mode
(in
minutes and seconds. relative
to
CD
TIME,
refer
to Section
23)
2. Set marks in program entry mode during the
playback of
a
compact
disc.
Procedures
for method '1
.
(in our example a starting
time
of
12
minutes
and25
seconds and an
end-
ing time
of
15
minutes and
34
se-
conds
is assumed)
- Activate program mode and
change over
the display from
TRACK
indication
to
TIME indication
by pressing TRACK/
TrME [24].
-
First,
enter only the minutes: press
1
and
2.
Before the
seconds
can
be
entered press the
CURSOR
[25]
key The
following
in-
formation
is
subsequently displayed:
Press
digits
2
and
5
to
enterthe seconds. The starting
time
has
now
been entered (do not store yet).
-
Press
CURSOR
[25]
again. A second TIN/E
indication appears
in
the display
(press
TRACK/TIME
[24]
if TRACK appears).
-
First,
enter
only the minutes by
pressing
the digits
1
and
5.
Press
CURSOR
[25]
again so
that the seconds can
be
entered
(in our examples digits 3 and
4).
-
The entrles for this step are
now complete and
must
be
saved
by
pressing
STORE
[22].
Note:
During program
execution. the
selection (TRACK) and
in
the se-
cond
position
the current location of
the
laser
pickup
(TRACK
TIME)
are indicated
rather
than the time entered
with the
keys.
The
CD
time can
be
read out
in
the
second position by pressing
the
DISPLAY
[17] changeover
key.
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