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8. Sound
is
unnatural
or|e
CXsystemisturnedONfordiscwhichhasno
| e
Press D/A/CX to turn CX system OFF.
distorted.
OA mark.
9. No
sound
output
during | èe MULTI-SPEED
or STILL/STEP playback is | e Press PLAY » or»/Ilto set the player to normal
playback.
being performed. Sound is output only during
play mode.
the normal play mode. The audio signals are
not output during other playback modes.
10. During STILL playback, a part
Even if the disc is an active play disc, there may
of the screen image shakes.
be some cases in which a fully still image cannot
be obtained, but this does not mean that the
player or the disc is defective.
11. CHAPTER
SKIP,
CHAPTER
Discin which no chapternumbersare recorded
Press DISPLAY to check if chapter number is
PROGRAM
PLAY
and
is loaded.
displayed.
CHAPTER NUMBER SEARCH
cannot be performed.
12. Certain discs take too long to
lt takes time to read the recorded code,
Press C (Clear) and picture will appear.
search or are not searched.
depending on the disc.
{At this point, a slightly different scene from that
which has been searched for may appear.)
13. Certain discs take too long to
There are errors when the disc code is read
Press Mor ™/4 and stop the playback. Press the
start or do not start.
(There is no damage to the unit).
» or >/H and start the playback again. (Repeat
this operation a few times.)
14.The player takes too long to
Same as item 12 above.
Same as item 12 above.
find
point
A during
A-B
(The repeat mode is cancelled).
(INTERVAL)
REPEAT
operation.
15. Picture other than instructed
Method of inputting numerals in the TIME NUMBER SEARCH mode differs, depending on
is searched in TIME NUMBER
whether time number is recorded on disc in minutes or minutes and seconds, as shown below:
SEARCH mode.
[e.g.] 12-minute search
Disc in which time number is recorded in minutes
a
"minutes"
Disc in which time number is recorded in minutes and seconds
"minutes"
"seconds"
Abnormal functioning of this unit may be caused by lightning, static
electricity, or other externalinterference. To restore normal operation,
unplug the AC power cord and then plug it in again.
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