Playing a CD

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Playing a CD

Procedure

1.Press the POWER button q to turn on the power.

REMAIN

2.Press the button y.

When the disc tray w opens, place a disc on the tray with the label facing up. Press the button y again to close the tray. (It is also possible to close the tray by pressing on it gently. ) The button !7flashes, and the CD player pauses at the begin- ning of the first track.

Tips:

-The track operation to be performed after a track is selected, after the tray is closed, or after the power is turned on can be selected through a combination of No.1 “AutoCue:” and No.13 “Start:” from the Preset menu.

Track operation selected through combination of “AutoCue:” and “Start.”

Preset Menu

 

 

 

 

Action (Initial values

bold

)

“Start:”

“AutoCue:”

After track selection

After

tray

closing or

at Power On:

 

 

 

Stop

Off

Play seleted track

Stop

On

Autocue & Pause selected

Stop

 

track

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Off

Pause selected track

Pause track 1

Pause

On

Autocue & Pause selected

Autocue & Pause track 1

 

track

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Play

Off

Play selected track

Play track 1

On

Autocue & Pause selected

Autocue & pause track 1

 

 

track

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-If “AutoCue:” is set to “ON” in the Preset menu, the autocue function will search for audio that is > – 40dB (Initial value) and then pause at that point.

(See also page 17.)

3.Press the button !7.

As soon as this button is pressed, the button !7lights and playback begins.

The track number currently being played and the remaining

playing time

are shown on the display t. At the bottom of

the display

, the 10-segment bar indicates the playback po-

sition.

 

Tip:

If preset menu item No.19 ”Alert:” is set to “On,” playback time display stops when the sound is interrupted, and “Inter- ruption” is displayed in the display section .

To restore the normal elapsed time display, press any button.

PMD331/PMD340 only:

If preset menu item No.15 “D.OUT:” is set to “Off,” the shock-

proof feature is enabled.

The shockproof feature allows playback to continue without any

interruption in sound (up to 10 seconds) due to data dropout if

the player is subjected to a strong physical shock.

Note:

The contents of the time display vary if the playing time dis-

play is switched. (See also page 8.)

At the start of a track

In the middle of a track

At the end of a track

When the last track is finished, the disc automatically stops.

Note:

The operation of the CD player at the end of playback varies according to the playback mode.

(See also page 14.)

Tip:

You can select (through the Preset menu) to have “END” flash on the display during the last 0 to 35 seconds of a track. (See also page 17.)

Pausing Playback

If the button !7is pressed while a CD is playing, the button !7will blink and playback is paused.

To resume playback, press the button !7again.

Tip:

The changes in the playback state when the button !7is pressed are illustrated below.

Press

 

Press

Press

Press

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PAUSE

PLAY

PAUSE

PLAY

STOP

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Denon PMD330, PMD331, PMD340 manual Playing a CD, Pausing Playback
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