HP N31.5 manual Display

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1TRACK

Before play begins, this part of the display shows the total number of tracks on the CD.

During play, this part of the display shows the number of the track in play.

While a program is in the Nº31.5’s memory, the letter P will appear preced- ing the track number. A small P indicates a saved polarity setting (possible only when the Nº31.5 is linked to a compatible Mark Levinson digital pro- cessor).

While random play is active, the letter R will appear preceding the track number. (See Random Play, p. 29)

While repeat A-Bis active, the letters A then B will alternate appearing in the space preceding the track number.

While Pause is active, will appear preceding the track number (as pic- tured above).

While preview is active, the track part of the display will flash.

2INDEX

If a CD includes indices, this part of the display shows the index in play, beginning with 01 and increasing as the CD plays. If the CD in play doesn’t include indices, this part of the display shows 01 throughout play. For infor- mation on how to use indices, see Basic Operation.

Tracks may also be played from “Index 0”. (See Setting Options.)

3TIME

Before play, this part of the display shows the total playing time for all tracks on the CD. When play begins, this part of the display shows time-related information about the CD or the track.

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Contents Operating Manual Page Important Safety Instructions Table of Contents Introduction to Programming Unpacking and Placement Operating Voltage Frequency Quick Start… Warm up/break-in period Special Design Features Industrial Design Convenience Features Communications Links Setup and Installation Repeat this procedure for the other three spikes Connect a Digital Output to Your Processor Placement of Your Transport Insert Batteries in the Remote Control Front Panel See Top Panel Repeat A-B Program Review Top Panel Search Reverse Next CD Transport Assembly To overcome the magnet, you’ll need to give it a firm pull Display Infrared Receiver and Transmitter Remote Control SembliesNumeric Keypad No30 on No31, for example Miscellaneous Controls Battery Compartment Feet or less Rear Panel Class Laser ProductAC Power Cord Socket Digital OUTPUT, Eiaj Optical Basic Operation Page Page Page Introduction to Programming Delete Programming Advanced Programming Page Setting Options Available even without Linking Auto-Standby Madrigal Communications Link Linked amplifiers? you ask Conductor Source Component Link Cable Conductor Amp-Amp Link Cable Using Learning Remote Controls Place the Nº31.5 in ITS Front Panel Teaching Mode Operate Troubleshooting Linked Functions DON’T Work Care and Maintenance Canadian Warranty Obtaining Service Specifications Dimensions Installation Notes Page Madrigal Audio Laboratories, Inc. All rights reserved