T+A Elektroakustik K1 CD-RECEIVER operating instructions Memo-Program

MEMO-PROGRAM

Hold presses in

PROG

1

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PROG

8

Hold pressed in

. .

. .

OK

9

OK

9

OK

OK

or

or

for about 3 sec.

for about 3 sec.

SELECT TRACK

SELECT TRACK

Introduction:

Each MEMO program can store up to twenty CD tracks in any sequence; it is useful, for example, when you are preparing to make a cassette recording. You can only produce a MEMO program for the CD actually in the drawer. The program is stored in the machine until you erase it again, or until you open the CD drawer.

Making a MEMO program:

Place a CD in the machine, and the screen displays the total number of tracks on the disc after the message 'STOP'.

•Activate the MEMO programming mode. (hold the button pressed in

for about 3 seconds)

The screen shows: 'PROG' and a number, which is a request for you to enter a track number.

•Hold the or button pressed in until the number of the track you wish to select appears on the screen after 'PROG'.

•Store the track in the MEMO program. (press the button briefly)

The screen message 'PROG' flashes once to confirm that the track you have marked has now been accepted as the first track in the MEMO program. Select all the other tracks you wish to include in the same way, storing each by pressing the  button again briefly.

Note:

Instead of using the  /  buttons the wanted track may be selected by pressing the numeric buttons. It can be stored by pressing the button as described above.

Once you have stored the 20th track the screen shows the message: 'FULL'. Please note: if you enter a further track, it will overwrite the 20th track, i.e. the last one you entered will be erased.

When you have stored all the tracks you wish to select, it only remains to terminate the MEMO programming process.

•End MEMO programming.

(hold the button pressed in for about 3 seconds)

The screen shows the message: 'STORED' and then displays in sequence all the track numbers of the MEMO program you have just produced, in the sequence in which you stored them.

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