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6. Connections and control elements
(17) Button „+10"
Pressing this button allows you to skip 10 tracks on the CD.
You can select a track both in PAUSE mode as well as in PLAYBACK mode.
(18) OUT button
The device lets you save a „seamless" playback loop. For this purpose, the device features the button IN (8), the
button OUT (18) and the button RELOOP (9).
With the OUT button, you program the end point of the playback loop or leave the playback loop by pressing it
once again.
A detailed description of the „LOOP" function can be found under „Loop function" in one of the following
chapters in this manual.
(19) SEARCH button
This button switches the function of the JOG/SHUTTLE wheel (21). With the function SEARCH (button is lit), you
can search the track by turning the JOG/SHUTTLE wheel (21). If the button is not lit, turning the JOG/SHUTTLE
wheel (21) influences the playback speed.
(20) PITCH slide control
With the PITCH slider, you can change the playback speed. Pull the slider downwards to increase the playback
speed of the track. If you slide the control upwards, the playback speed is reduced. The corresponding change
in percent is shown on the display (12). If the slider is in the central position, the playback speed does not change.
The slider is only active if the pitch function was previously activated with the PITCH button (15).
(21) JOG/SHUTTLE wheel
By turning this wheel in playback mode, you can search through the CD or influence the playback speed
(depending on the setting with the button SEARCH (19)).
In pause mode, you can directly access a certain spot on the CD.
(22) Audio output LINE OUT
The left and the right audio output signal of the CD player is played back on these cinch sockets. You can connect
the audio input of your mixing desk or amplifier to this.
(23) Mains connection AC IN
The supplied mains cable for the power supply is inserted here.
(24) Power switch
Turns the CD player or or off.
If the side with the dot is pressed, the device is activated.
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