Stop/Eject Button - Kyocera DA-01 Operation Manual

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© Indicators
• STANDBY: Lights during the stop mode and when a
track is being searched.
Note: The STAND BY indicator will also light when the
disc is loaded front side back or the disc has significant
soils and scratches.
• PAUSE: Lights when the PAUSE button is pressed.
• PLAY: Lights when the PLAY/START button is
pressed.
© 0 to 9 buttons
Used to program a track number, index number, and track
starting time as desired.
® PHRASE button
Press when you desire to listen repeatedly to a particular
part or phrase in the track. To cease repeated play, press
the C/AC button once.
O POWER switch
Depress to turn power on and the STAND BY and digital
indicators should light.
(D INDEX button
Press this button (and the TRACK N and the TRACK
TIME indicators start flashing) and then program the
desired index number in the track which the player will
start playing after the PLAY/START button is pressed.
© PAUSE button
Press this button to place the player in a 'waiting' mode.
Depress again to resume playing. During the pause mode,
the PAUSE indicator should light.
(D MEMORY button
Press when entering tracks for memory play feature. Up to
24 tracks at random can be memorized by the 0 to 9
buttons.
0 TRACK NO indicator
Indicates the number of the track being played. Also it
indicates the number of the track to be played while the
player is searching the track which is programmed by the 0
to 9 buttons.
© STOP/EJECT button
Press to stop playing and cease disc rotation. When this
button is pressed once again, the disc compartment will
open toward you and the disc will pop out for removal.
Note. The disc can eject by pressing this button only when
the P WER switch is on and the unit is powered.
O PLAY/START button
Press to commence playing the disc. When this button is
pressed after having programmed a particular track number,
elapsed time, index number, etc. pressing this button allows
playing from the programmed position.
0 Disc compartment
Accommodates a disc vertically positioned.
© HEAD LOCATION indicator
The red light indicator dot moves left or right to indicate
the relative location of the laser head pick-up to the disc
surface.
(D ◄ (Reverse) SKIP button
Press this button during playing (or pause) and the player
returns to the beginning of the track being played or the
previous track and resumes playing. (If unit is in pause
mode, depress the PAUSE button to commence playing).
© « REV (Reverse) button
Press this button to manually return to any position on
disc. The player returns to the desired position as long as
the button is being pressed, however, a momentary pressing
allows a slight amount of returning.
(D ◄ (Forward) SKIP button
Press this button during playing (or pause) and the player
advances to the beginning of the next track and resumes
playing. (If unit is in pause mode, depress the PAUSE
button to commence playing).
® C (Clear)/AC (All Clear) button
Normally used to clear an error in the operation of the 0 to
9 buttons. When this button is sequentially pressed twice,
it clears (erases) all memory entries.
® FF (Fast forward) button
Press this button to manually advance the player to any
position on track. The player advances to the desired
position as long as the button is being pressed, however, a
momentary pressing allows a slight amount of advancing.
© TRACK TIME (TOTAL TIME) indicator Used for
dual purpose: Indicates the time elapsed since the player
started to play the track. However, providing the T TAL
TIME ® is pressed, indicates the time totally elapsed
since the player started to play the first track of the disc.
This indicator also serves to indicate the index number
which can be programmed by using the 0 to 9 buttons and
the INDEX button.