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1.4
PRIMARY FUNCTIONS
1.4.1
PLAY[4J
Pressing
the
PLAY key
(4)
causes the first
selection
(TRACK) of the mounted compact disc to be played.
]f
the
PLAY key is pressed after a selection has been made
with
the
numeric input keys
(7J,
the selection corresponding
to that number will be played,
1.4.2
Forward>
[21
This
key
[2]
moves the laser pickup
forward
in
the
track.
This
function can be activated during the normal
play process as well as in PAUSE mode.
If
thiS
key is held longer,
the speed of
the
forward
movement increases up to the maximum or until the key
is
released,
1
.
4.3
Reverse <
[3)
This
key
(3J
moves the laser pickup backward
in
the
track
.
This
function can be activated during the normal
play process as well as in PAUSE moae.
If
this key is held longer,
the :peed of
the
backward
movement
increaSES up to the maximum or until the key is
released.
1.4.4
Numeric input keys
(71
The numeric input keys
0-9 (7]
can be used to
directly
address selections (TRACKS) or indices (INDtX),
~hen
one
of
these
~eys
is actuated,
the
tra~k
indi~ation
flashes
on
the display and the entered digit is
indicated.
The
current operating mode is not affected
.
The entry
~an
be
changed
until
the execute command
\5
entered
with
the
PLAY
(4)
or the INDEX
SCAN (18]
key.
If
the mounted compact disc has not been
en~oded
with an
index,
the next selection (TRACK> witl be executed when
the INDEX SCAN
(18)
(QPmand is entered
.
1
.
4.5
STOP
(17]
Pressing
the STOP key
[17]
interrupts the play mode or
a pause function and returns the laser pickup to the neu-
tral pOSition.
Exception:
This function and all other transport functions are in-
hibited while fader start is active.
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1.4.6
PAUSE [1)
-------------------------
Pressing the PAUSE key
(11
activate. the PAUSE function
and the PAUSE message appears on the display.
The play process is interrupted, the laser pickup remains
in the attained poSition, the
CD
continues to
rotate,
and
the outputs are muted.
The
PAUSE
function can only be cancelled with the
PLAY
(4),
STOP
[171,
LOAD
(161
or fader start function.
PLAY
(4]
continues the play operation from the stopped
position
.
STOP
(171
cancels the play operation
and
deactivates
the CD play mechanism.
LOAD
(16)
moves the disc drawer outwards and
restarts
the microprocessor.
Fader
start simulates a play command but without over-
writing the existIng locator address
.
The
functions REVIEW START (20) and REVIEW END (21J
are
an
e~ception:
they tan only be initiated while the PAUSE
functions
is active
.
For
a
detailed description
please
r~fer
to Sect)ons
1.5.9
and 1
.
5
.
10
.
1.4.7
LOCATE
(5]
Pressing the LOCATe key
(5)
positions the laser
pic~up
at
the place where the PLAY
(4),
or fader start command
was
last
activated,
and
swit~hes
the
unit
to
PAUSE
(acknowledged on the display>.
The
play
operation or fader start can be
continued
by
pressing the PLAY key
(4).
1.4.8
NEXT (22J
Actuating
the NEXT key (22J causes the next
selection
(TRACK>
to
be played
.
If
this
fun~tion
is actIvated in STOP mode,
the
first
selectIon on the CO is played.
If
this function is activated in PAUSE mode,
the
laser
pickup IS positioned at the next selection but the
PAUSE
function remains active,
i e.
playing must be
initiated
by pressing the PLAY
key
(4)
or fader start
.
1.4.9
PO~ER
(24]
The
CD
player can be switched on and off by means
of
the POWER key (24J.
Caution:
After
the CO player has been switched off i1
operates
in
standby
mode for as long as it is connected
to
the
mains
.
Certain
tomponents
are always under mains voltage
l
A brief touch of the POWER
key
or transport
~ey
suffices
to switch the unit
On.
For switching the CO player off,
the POWER
key
{24} mu,t
be
pressed
longer than one second
(protection
against
unintentional olf-switching>.
When
fader
start iJ active (contact
(lo~ed>,
the
unit
cannot be switched off
This is only possible after
the
fader start contact (PAUSE mode) has been released
.
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