Muting The Sound; Anti-Shock Memory; Fast Forward / Reverse; Compiling An Individual Title Sequence - Monacor M-32CD Mode D'emploi

pressed until the letter starts flashing next to the
GB
magnifying glass symbol. All file names begin-
ning with the letter will now be available to be
selected one after the other with the button
DOWN / REV or UP / CUE.
4) When searching, the display will always show
the number of the folder and of the title on the
right at the bottom. When you have found the
desired title, start the replay with the button
PLAY/ PAUSE (4).
5.3.4 Selection of folders and
search for folders
With MP3 files in several folders (file directories),
press the buttons –FOLDER SKIP – [
(9) during the replay to go to the first title of the next
folder (right button) or to the first tile of the previous
folder (left button).
If you stop the replay with the button STOP (2)
first and then press one of the buttons –FOLDER
SKIP – (9), the upper line of the display will show
the folder name and the lower line will show the
folder number behind the symbol
The search function even allows you to find a
folder with a certain name during the replay of a title:
1) Press the button FIND (16) twice so that the
magnifying glass symbol will flash on the dis-
play and "Dir" (directory) will appear on the right
of it.
2) Search for the desired folder with the buttons
DOWN / REV and UP/ CUE [REV – SKIP – CUE*]
(3). The upper line of the display will show the
folder name and the lower line will show the
folder number.
3) When you have found the folder, press the but-
ton PLAY/ PAUSE (4) to start the first title or keep
the button DOWN / REV or UP/ CUE pressed to
start another title from the folder until "File"
appears next to the magnifying glass symbol.
Press the buttons DOWN / REV and UP/ CUE to
select the titles from the folder one after another.
To start the title selected, press the button PLAY/
PAUSE.

5.4 Fast forward / reverse

For fast forward, keep the button UP/ CUE [CUE*]
(3) pressed; for fast reverse, keep the button
DOWN / REV [REV*] pressed. With MP3 files, fast
forward / reverse will only be possible within a title.
You will not be able to trace it acoustically, only by
means of the time indication on the display.
*Lettering on the remote control
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5.5 Repeat functions and
Press the button PLAY MODE (14) on the remote
control to activate one of the repeat functions and
the replay of the titles in random order:
basic setting (PLAY ALL)
all titles of the sound carrier or of a programmed
title sequence will be replayed once, then the
replay will stop
first actuation of button (PLAY ALL RANDOM)
the titles will be replayed once in random order
next actuation of button (REPEAT TRACK)
the title selected will be repeated continuously
FOLDER *]
next actuation of button (REPEAT FOLDER)
all titles in the folder selected will be repeated
continuously
(function available for MP3 files only)
next actuation of button (REPEAT ALL)
all titles will be repeated continuously
next actuation of button (RANDOM REPEAT)
.
all titles will be replayed continuously in random
order
next actuation of button (PLAY ALL)
return to basic setting

5.6 Muting the sound

To mute the sound of a title during replay, press the
button MUTE (13) on the remote control. To reacti-
vate the sound, press the button MUTE once again.

5.7 Anti-shock memory

The CD player is equipped with an anti-shock
memory which is able to compensate interruptions
(40 seconds max.) caused by shocks or vibrations
when replaying a CD. For testing, press the button
ESP (17) on the remote control to deactivate the
anti-shock memory (not in MP3 mode). The display
(7) will briefly show "ESP OFF". To reactivate, press
the button ESP once again. The display will briefly
show "ESP ON".
5.8 Compiling an individual
For replaying a selection of titles in a certain order,
a sequence of up to 64 titles can be programmed.
For this purpose, in case MP3 files, the arrange-
ment of the folders should be known to you
(
the corresponding number of each title to be pro-
grammed.
random replay
title sequence
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