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(It does this automatically ) Display the screen shown on the right by pressing the (l) (or ®) and ® buttons SET Total play time Track sequence Select NORMAL using the up/ down directional pad Select SET using the left/right directional pad Select RANDOM using the ® button Return to the play screen using the ® button Press the © button (Play now commences ) The tracks will be played at the RANDOM setting from now on A CD which was last played in the RANDOM mode will be played at the RANDOM setting when it is next played This setting needs to be reset to return to the NORMAL setting if the CD is to be played starting from the first track NORMAL I RANDOM 4- LPROGRAM 16 | PROGRAM setting for listening to selected tracks only Selected tracks are heard in their programmed sequence. Display the screen on the right by pressing the (l) (or ®) and (x) buttons Select NORMAL using the up/down directional pad Select the / preferred track number using the directional pad Select SET using the directional pad Press the ® button (Play now commences ) Select PROGRAM using the ® button Press the ® button (The track number is entered on the programmed track number list ) Repeat steps® and © Return to the play screen using the ® button (The information is saved in the player ) Programming screen SET Total program time Programmed track number list Track number list To delete a programmed track Use the directional pad to select the number of the track to be deleted from the programmed track number list, and press the ®) button To add another track Use the directional pad to select the position in the programmed track number list where the track is to be added Use the directional pad to select the number of the track to be added from the track number list Press the ® button Track sequences for about 80 audio CDs can be saved. Simply by inserting the same CD, it is possible to listen to the tracks in their saved sequence • In some cases, a track sequence can not be saved A sequence can not be saved when the amount of game data saved is too large In this case, remove data which is no longer required (See page 11 ) However, when even one sequence has been saved, Memory for about 80 CDs is set aside so that it is not affected by the amount of game data stored • When the memory size for saving track sequences (equivalent to about 80 CDs) has been exceeded, Track sequences are automatically erased, starting from the oldest ones, and new track sequences are stored 17 r Repeat play (REPEAT ON) Switch to the programming screen by pressing the © (or ®) and ® buttons © 0 Select REPEAT OFF using the up/down directional pad Select SET using the left/right directional pad Set REPEAT ON using the ® button Return to the play screen using the ® button To switch from stereo to “MONO” or vice versa • When using a sound-multiplexed CD for “karaoke” such as CD-G (when the singer’s voice is heard through the right channel and the accompaniment through the left) When the sound mode is set to R-MONO or MONO, you can listen to the example singing first, or when the sound mode is set to L-MONO you can sing along to just the accompaniment isplay the programming screen by pressing © (or (R)) and ® buttons (VJREPEATfON^J 17? MO NO? sa Select STEREO using the up/down directional pad Select SET using the left/right directional pad Decide on one of the settings on the right using the ® button Return to the play screen using the ® button STEREO I MONO 4 L-MONO I R-MONO _i V Troubleshooting Please check through the items listed below before requesting repair service { Symptom Checkpoint Reference’ page No. No power. • Has the power cord been plugged in properly'? 9 No picture. • Have the player and TV set been turned on? 10 • Have the player and TV set been connected properly? 8 • Is the TVA/CR selector set to the correct position? 10 No further operation is possible. • Set the power switch (POWER) to OFF and reset the power switch to ON — No CD play. • Has the CD been set properly over the center holder? 11 • Has the CD been inserted with its label side facing up? 11 • A CD which is not compatible with the player can not be used Front cover • The CD is dirty —► Wipe off the dirt using a soft cloth 7 • The lens is dirty -» Wipe off the dirt using a cotton swab or blow it away using a rubber blower for cleaning lenses (available from camera stores) — • Is the CD scratched, cracked, or warped? (If so, do not use it) — • Has condensation formed on the player? —* Turn off the power, wait an hour or so for the condensation to dry out, and then try operating the player — Demonstration screen appears but no further operation is possible. • Has a CD been inserted? 11 • Has the CD been inserted properly over the center holder? 11 Software program screen appears but no further operation is possible. • Has the control pad been connected properly? 8 Picture appears but there is n...