Random play
Skipping to another track
Searching for a passage
Previewing a CD
Using the Remote Control, you may have the Nº31.5 play tracks totally at random. To do this, press the 0 (zero) numbered key, then press play.
While random play is active, the letter R will appear preceding the track number on the display.
To cancel random play, press Stop.
You may skip to another track any time while a CD is playing. To move to an- other track, press next 
(track + on the remote) to go forward, or previous 
(track – on the remote) to go backward until the number of the track you want to play shows on the display. (You may also select the track using the numbered buttons on the Remote Control.) Play will resume as soon as the pickup reaches that track.
You may search for a particular passage on the CD using Search Forward
(
)and Search Reverse (
). Scan the CD until the laser pickup reaches the passage you want to hear. The playing speed increases when you hold down Search Forward or Search Reverse, and the volume is reduced.
Note: If your Nº31.5 is Linked to a compatible Mark Levinson digi- tal processor (via the communication ports), you have the option of muting the volume completely during search. (See Setting Op- tions.)
As soon as you release the button, play resumes.
If you search past the beginning (or end) of a track, the laser pickup will move on to the previous (or next) track.
If you try to search forward past the end of a CD or program, the laser pickup will stop at the end of the last track.
If you try to search backward past the beginning of a CD or program, the laser pickup will stop at the beginning of the first track. When you release Search Re- verse, play will resume beginning with the first track.
Using the Nº31.5’s preview function, you may play only the introduction of each track on a CD, then resume normal play when you hear the track you like.
Once a CD is loaded and ready for play, press preview. Beginning with the first track, the Nº31.5 will play the first ten seconds of the track, skip to the second track and play the first ten seconds of that track, and so on. While the preview function is active, the track part of the display will flash.
To resume normal play, press preview again or press play.
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