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Kenwood CD-425M, CD-4700M, CD-4260M, DPF-J6030 USERAFILEECLEAR, FILEACLEAR OK, FILEACLEAR, 1Activate the user file clear mode, 2Select the user file to be deleted, To quit USER FILE CLEAR mode

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Reorganizing discs to desired groups (USER FILE mode)

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Preparation	÷Close the disc door.	*
	÷Register user file.	‹

÷Check that the unit is in the normal play

TRACK mode.

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To clear the user file (USER FILE CLEAR mode)

The following procedure clears the registration of all discs in the user files and the user file names. The user file names return the default names after clear.

Chapter 4

1Activate the user file clear mode.

1Press the MODE button.

MODE

2Select “USER FILE”.

DISC SKIP

DOWN UP

SET

3Select “USER FILE CLEAR”.

DISC SKIP

DOWN UP

SET

2Select the user file to be deleted.

÷When the MODE button is pressed during USER FILE CLEAR mode, the USER FILE CLEAR mode is cancelled.

Each press switches the modes as follows:

1 MUSIC TYPE

2USER FILE

3 DISC SEARCH

4 TITLE INPUT

5 ALL DATA READ

6 ALL INFORMATION

The display flashes.

USERAFILEE HM

The display flashes.

USERAFILEECLEAR

	1Select the user file to be deleted.				Each press switches the modes as follows:
	DISC SKIP				USER FILE 1 → USER FILE 2→ USER FILE 3 → USER FILE 4 →
	DOWN	UP			USER FILE 5 → USER FILE 6 → USER FILE 7 → USER FILE 8 →
				SET	USER FILE 5 → USER FILE 6 → USER FILE 7 → USER FILE 8 →
					USER FILE 1 →.....
	Previous file	Next file			USER FILE 1 →.....
	Previous file	Next file

÷If user file names have already been registered, their names are displayed in place of the above.

The display flashes.

2Set the input.	FILEACLEAR OK?

SET

FILEACLEAR!

To quit USER FILE CLEAR mode

Press the MODE button.

Contents

KENWOOD CORPORATION Before applying power For the United Kingdom The marking of products using lasers (Except for some areas) Your New Kenwood 200-DiscCD Changer This CD changer offers the following exciting features : Your new changer can play the following disc types : Unpacking Accessories Table of Contents Chapter 1 : Setting Up Your New CD Changer Welcome to the Kenwood CD-4700M/CD-4260M/CD-425M/DPF-J6030Instruction manual Refer to the following pages for details on these issues : Connecting to Other Devices DIGITAL OUT jack (OPTICAL) Note on the SL16 TEXT jack DTS Disclaimer clause To Connect the Changer to a Kenwood Receiver To Connect the Changer to a Non-KenwoodReceiver or Preamplifier To Connect the Digital Output Directly to a Digital Recorder (MD, DAT, etc.) Malfunction of microcomputer In regard to PC LINK function System Control Chaining System control allows you to : Setting Up the 10-keyRemote and Keyboard To load Batteries Remote Operating Range Keyboard Operating Range Chapter 2 : Getting to know Your New CD Changer Front Panel CD-4700M/CD-4260M CD-425M/DPF-J6030 Basic Info/Time Info To change the display : Complete CD-TextInfo To view complete text information : 10-keyRemote and Keyboard 14Keyboard Page Chapter 3 : Loading and Playing Discs Preparation 1Switch power ON 2Open the disc door toward the front 3Load discs DISC001 DISCCDETECTION3N ALL DATA READ DISC READING D001 : CD TEXT To quit ALL DATA READ mode Normal play (TRACK mode) 1Select the disc 2Start playback How to input numeric values What is the “normal play TRACK mode” TRACK01D120:T02 PGM0101D131:T02 BEST011D104:T03 M.TYPE1DRhythm2 U.FILEILUSER_FI 2Select the track number Repeated playback (REPEAT mode) REPEAT ON To cancel repeated playback Playback in a random order (RANDOM mode) mode.) 2Select discs To select one disc ONE DISC RANDOM Programming tracks in desired order (PGM mode) Preparation 1Press so that the “PGM” indicator lights 2Select the disc 3Select the track number PGM01ED 200 TD03 Timer operation nents to the ON positions 2Select the disc to be played 3Set the listening volume 4Set the timer for the desired ON time Chapter 4 : Specifying and Using Disc or Track Data The CD changer can : ÷read data from discs containing encoded CD Text information store disc and title information you enter using the ÷allow you to use the read or entered data to select discs Registration of Title 1Switch to title input mode 2Enter the title To enter the disc title TITLE INPUT > ZABC 1Perform steps 1 and 2-1,2 of “Assigning Title” 2Change or delete characters one by one Change SONEBODYCT >=ZABC SONEBODYCT >=LMNO Deletion 3Execute title change or deletion To enter a space Listening to music by genre (MUSIC TYPE mode) 1Activate the music type set mode 2Select the music type MUSIC TYPE Rock Music MUSIC TYPE PLAY Adult ContemporPLAY For random playback To clear the music type registered for a disc To quit MUSIC TYPE PLAY mode Reorganizing discs to desired groups (USER FILE mode) 1Activate the user file set mode 2Select the desired user file USER FILE SET To quit USER FILE SET mode USER FILE PLAY To clear the user file registered for a disc D122 DISC CLEAR To quit USER FILE PLAY mode U.FILE MODE OFF NAMEASTORE To quit FILE NAME INPUT mode 1Activate the user file clear mode 2Select the user file to be deleted USERAFILEECLEAR FILEACLEAR OK FILEACLEAR To quit USER FILE CLEAR mode Disc search (DISC SEARCH mode) Disc search 1Activate the character search mode DISC SEARCH CHARAC. SEARCH 2Input the initial letter of the disc title to be searched Searching the music type (M.TYPE SEARCH mode) 1Activate the music type search mode M.TYPE SEARCH 2Select the music type to be searched Searching the user file (U.FILE SEARCH mode) 1Activate the user file search mode 2Select the user file to be searched U.FILE SEARCH Listening to your favorite titles (BEST SELECTION mode) 1Play the track to be registered 2Register it in the best selection file BEST01YD104LT03 BEST SELECTION Chapter 5 : In case of difficulty Operation to reset To reset the registered contents Remote control unit CD Player Important items Disc handling precautions Discs which can be played with this unit Never play a cracked or warped disc Disc accessories Chapter 6 : Warnings and Specifications For your records