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uMusic
®
System Button Quick Reference
Stored:
Select Stored music
as the audio source. This
starts the uMusic
playback
®
system.
Library*:
Browse your
stored music collection.
System*:
Access System
menus: change CD
information; clear Playlist;
name or clear Presets.
Track :
Skip this song.
Info*:
See information about
the song now playing.
–
:
Indicate dislike of a
song and skip it.
Encore:
Play music most
like current song.
CD #:
Play a particular CD.
Press CD # and immediately
enter the CD number.
Note: To see screens related to features marked *, turn on your TV and select
the TV input connected to your media center. See page 16 in this booklet.
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Navigation buttons:
Move through Library
items and System menus.
Enter:
Enter submenus,
confirm selection of an
item.
Exit:
Leave System,
Library or Info screen.
uMusic system:
Return
to uMusic mode from
Encore, CD #, Whole CD,
Playlist.
+
:
Indicate that you
really like a song.
Whole CD:
Play CD
that contains the song
you are listening to.
Playlist:
Press to play the
Playlist. Press and hold to
add a song to the Playlist.
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uMusic
®
System Basics & Beyond
Different presets for different people or activities
The uMusic
system can keep track of nine different sets of
®
preferences, called presets. When you first press
uMusic system uses Preset 1. To use a different preset, press
the number of the preset, 1 through 9.
The media center displays P and the preset
number. The uMusic system keeps track of
your likes and dislikes in this new preset.
If different family members store their
music on the system, each person can use
his or her own preset. You also can use a separate preset to
provide music to accompany an activity such as dining or
exercising.
Express your preferences more strongly
Press – to make this song (and songs like it)
less likely to play in the current preset.
(Pressing – does not delete the song or com-
pletely exclude it from playing in this preset.)
Press + to make this song (and songs like it)
more likely to play in the current preset.
The effect of the – and + buttons is stronger than the
effect of skipping a song or listening to it all the way
through.
Note: See Name a preset, page 8 in this booklet. See Clear a preset, page 9,
to clear the preferences stored for a preset.
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