Kenwood DP-1100 B Service Manual page 130

D P - 1 1 0 0 B II
4-1-1 F u n c t i o n s of r e s p e c t i v e display divisions
Indicator
DATA
DISC
PAUSE
PLAY
(PLAY INDICATOR)
M-PLAY
M-SCAN
TOTAL-TIME
REMAINING-TIME
REPEAT
MEMORY
CHANNEL
MEMORY
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING
When TOC data is all read out normally, lights after completion of search for first program. In addition, it blinks while
TOC data is read out.
After the OPEN/CLOSE key is pressed, blinks during tray open/close operation. In addition, it lights only when the disc is
loaded correctly with the tray closed.
Lights in pause mode. When the PAUSE key is pressed as a substitute for the OPEN/CLOSE key, it blinks until search for
the first program completes. It also blinks when the pickup is carried to one of both ends of the program area by FF or
REV operation.
Lights in play mode. In addition, when the PLAY key is pressed as a substitute for the OPEN/CLOSE key, it blinks until
search for the first program is completed.
Lights in memory play mode.
Lights when the M-SCAN function is ON.
Lights when the time display mode is the absolute time mode. < +TOTAL)
Lights when the time display mode is the remaining time mode. ( — REMAINING)
Lights when the repeat function is ON.
In manual play mode, those lamps corresponding to all memory channels written light. In addition, in memory play
mode, only those lamps corresponding to all playable channels light. However, when all channels are not playable, all
lamps blink.
In memory play mode, those lamps corresponding to those memory channels which are in play at present light. In addi­
tion, when a memory channel is read out by operation of the M-READ key, that lamp corresponding to the channel being
read out blinks. Then, when data is written in a memory channel by operation of the MEMORY key, its corresponding
lamp blinks for 3 sec. after the MEMORY key is pressed.
Main functions
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