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repeat
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NUMERIC KEYPAD
The numbers 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 may be used to directly access in-
dividual track numbers of discs played by the Nº31.5. For example, to go
directly to track 13, press
have to add a 0 before a single-digit track number:
take you directly to track number 7. (In fact, if the Nº31.5 is already in play,
simply pressing the number button will be sufficient.)
The Nº31.5 displays a certain amount of intelligence with respect to direct
track access. If the first number entered identifies a particular track unam-
biguously (such as 2 on a 12-track disc), the Nº31.5 is "smart" enough to im-
mediately move to that track. If the first number entered could be the first
of two digits (such as 1 on a 12-track disc), the Nº31.5 will wait for a mo-
ment to determine whether you wish to enter a second number. If not, it
will then go to the single-digit track you selected.
If you request a non-existent track (pressing
ample), the Nº31.5 will display
requested that does not exist) and resume play .
Selecting a particular track does not affect the operating mode. That is to
say, pressing
pause
track access during the playing of a program will temporarily override the
program; pressing stop will return you to your original programmed playlist
as though nothing had ever happened.
Random Play
Incidentally, if you press
random play
scrambled, and then played. The first character of the display (that shows a
when playing a playlist) will show
P
placing the Nº31.5 into
is engaged will cause it to play the various tracks on the disc randomly in-
definitely (until you stop it). This can be a great way to provide back-
ground music during a dinner party, for example.
: Press once to establish a beginning point (point
less playback loop. The display will flash the letter
that it is ready to accept your designated ending point (point
Once this has been done, the Nº31.5 will repeat the segment of
the disc between points
A
(Note that
A
must precede
point beyond the end of your
) will cancel the
direct track
Nº31.5 to play at your selected point.
: Press once to enter
repeat disc
disc, or an entire playlist if one is entered). This action will illu-
minate the
repeat disc LED
mode (repeating a single track ad nauseam). A third
peat track
press will cycle you back to normal operation, as will pressing
stop
.
: When pressed, this will take you to the beginning of the
track –
track. Also used to add a track to a playlist when creat-
previous
ing a custom program. (See Introduction to Programming.)
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followed by
while in
begins playing track 7; pressing
7
play
leaves you paused at the beginning of track 4. Similarly , using direct
0
followed by
mode in which the order of the current disc's playlist is
random play
A
B
and
until you press
B
A-B
B
on the disc.) Directly accessing a
A-B
loop (
next
,
direct time
function and return the
repeat A-B
mode (repeating the entire
. Press a second time to enter the
3
, and then press
, followed by
7
,
on a 12-track disc, for ex-
2
1
(where
NO TRACK XX
XX
play
, the Nº31.5 will enter a
to indicate
R
random play
mode while the
disc repeat
) for an end-
to indicate
B
).
or
.
stop
, or
re-
play
. You do not
, will
play
is the track you
while in
4
. Moreover,
function
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