Mark Levinson N390S Deleting a Track from a Play List Adding a Track to a, To delete a selection

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Deleting a Track from a Play List

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Adding a Track to a

Play List

Note: If you try to review a nonexistent play list, the display will show NO PGM.

4.To view the next selection, press mode + again, and so on.

5.After you view the last selection, one more press of mode + will cause the display to show END PGM momentarily, and then move on to show the first track in the play list.

You may delete any selection from a play list.

To delete a selection:

1.Load a CD for which you’ve already saved a program (the letter P will appear preceding the track number on the display).

2.Make sure that the Nº390S is in the programming mode by clicking the mode button until you see PROGRAM in the display.

3.Press next/f.fwd. The display will show the first selection in your program.

4.Press next/f.fwd until the selection you want to delete appears on the display.

5.Press mode – ; the display will remove the P from the displayed track to indicate that it has been removed from the play list.

6.Repeat steps 4 and 5 for each selection you want to erase from your program.

7.If you would like to make this change permanent, press and hold mode + when you finish erasing selections from your program; the display will show REVISED.

You also may add a selection to a previously saved play list.

To do so:

1.Load a CD for which you’ve already saved a play list (the letter P will appear preceding the track number on the display); or load an unprogrammed CD, then assemble and save a play list.

2.Make sure that the Nº390S is in the programming mode by clicking the mode button until you see PROGRAM in the display.

3.Using the next and previous (or the numbered buttons on the Remote Control), select the track you want to add to your play list.

4.Add the selection to your play list by pressing mode +. Your new selection will be added to the end of your existing play list.

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Contents Nº390S Processor Page Important Safety Instructions Customer Support Table of Contents Page Page Unpacking and Placement Unpacking the Nº390S Remove the Transport Screw PlacementOperating Voltage Frequency Connect the Nº390S to AC power Quick StartTurn off your associated components Remove the transport screw from the bottom of the Nº390SBreak-in Period 4a. If going direct from the Nº390S to an amplifierSpecial Design Features New GenerationPage Page Page Front Panel, Nº390S Display intensityInfrared Transceiver within display Special Mode IndicatorTrack Indicator Time Indicator Mode buttonDrawer Hdcd indicatorRepeat button Prev/rew button Mode and mode + buttonsDisc repeat LED Time on disc and time remaining LED indicators Track repeat LEDNext/f.fwd button Stop/drawerPlay button Pause buttonStandby & Standby LED AC power input and switch Rear Panel, Nº390SDigital Outputs Digital inputs Balanced analog outputsSingle-ended analog outputs External IR inputCommunication ports Standard Link Cables Amplifier Link Cables Remote Control, Nº390S Mode buttons Stop/dwrPause B repeat buttonNumeric Keypad Other Operational Buttons Time PolarityRpt disc/trk Mute+ volume VolumeBattery Compartment Analog Input SwitchingConditions that Affect IR Performance Optimum IR Reception WindowSetup and Installation Connecting AC Mains Connecting Digital Audio SourcesPage Basic Operation Loading a CD Playing a CD Random PlayTo load a CD Press stop/drawerNavigating the Disc Direct Time Access To do thisPause Repeat Disc Repeat Track Important Note Programming the Nº390SRepeat Polarity Introduction to Play Lists Assembling a Play List To assemble a new play listProgramming by Omission Saving a Play List Reviewing a Play ListTo save a play list To review your play list before playing itTo do so Deleting a Track from a Play List Adding a Track to aTo delete a selection To temporarily override a previously saved play list Erasing Play Lists from Memory Why Polarity Programming?Overriding a Play List Press and hold the mode + button. The display will show Whole-Disc Polarity Programming Track-by-Track PolaritySpecial Functions Overriding a Polarity ProgramFixed/Variable Volume Sound Menu ItemsSilent/Audible Cueing Balance ControlLink Menu Items Locked Volume Standby LinkName Link Play LinkAUX IN’s Menu Items Display Link Input NamesChanging Link Options Sleep Timer To change between manual and timed/ automatic standby Using Learning Remote ControlsTeaching Nº390S Front Panel Commands Teaching Other Nº390S Commands Place the Nº390S in its front panel teaching mode Command Display Troubleshooting Nº390S won’t function, and the display is darkDisplay is lit, but there is no output Nº390S display reads no DiscRemote Control doesn’t operate the Nº390S Linked functions don’t workCare and Maintenance Specifications Output Complement Other I/O Dimensions Installation Notes
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