Aiwa LCX-MT22 Operating Instructions Manual page 33

1 Press MD E to select the MD function and
insert an MD.
2 Press f or g (numbered buttons on the
remote control) to select the track to move, or
play back the track.
3 When selecting the track within a group:
1 Press EDIT twice so that "Track Edit" is displayed,
then press MULTI JOG (ENTER on the remote control)
within 6 seconds.
2 Press EDIT repeatedly until "Move In?" is displayed,
and press MULTI JOG within 6 seconds.
When playing the track or selecting the track not
belonging to any group:
Press EDIT repeatedly until "Move In?" is displayed,
and press MULTI JOG within 6 seconds.
4 Turn MULTI JOG or press f,g to select
the desired group number to move the track into.
You can select a blank group.
To cancel, press s.
5 Within 1 minute, press MULTI JOG.
"EDITING" first, and then "Complete" is displayed.
•When the track is moved during play, press s to stop
play.
6 Remove the disc.
"WRITING" flashes and the data concerning the contents
of the editing are registered.
Removing a track from a group
You can remove a track from a group so that the track belongs
to no group. The track is moved to the next position to the
group the track belonged to.
Example
Removing track 5 from group 2
1, 2, 3,... : Track numbers
(1), (2), (3), ... : Track numbers within a group
A, B, C, ... : Track titles
1 Press MD E to select the MD function and
insert an MD.
2 Press f or g (numbered buttons on the
remote control) to select the track to move, or
play back the track.
3 In stop mode:
1 Press EDIT twice so that "Track Edit" is displayed,
then press MULTI JOG (ENTER on the remote control)
within 6 seconds.
2 Press EDIT repeatedly until "Move Out?" is
displayed, and press MULTI JOG within 6 seconds.
When playing the track:
Press EDIT repeatedly until "Move Out?" is displayed,
and press MULTI JOG within 6 seconds.
To cancel, press s.
4 Within 1 minute, press MULTI JOG.
"EDITING" first, and then "Complete" is displayed.
•When the track is moved during play, press s to stop
play.
5 Remove the disc.
"WRITING" flashes and the data concerning the contents
of the editing are registered.
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