Onkyo MB-S1 instruction manual Listening to tracks using a play list, Activate the play list mode

Listening to tracks using a play list

STOP button

MULTI JOG dial PLAY/ PAUSE button

STANDBY/ON								PLAY MODE	EDIT/CLEAR
ON								MULTI JOG	STOP	PLAY/	PAUSE
								YES	NO
STANDBY								MENU/EXIT	PLAY LIST
								PUSH TO ENTER
USB	DISPLAY	TEXT	CD DUBBING	FAVORITE IT	HDD REC	REC MODE	EXTERNAL INPUT	OPERATION
								C D	HDD
									HARD DISK MUSIC LIBRARY MB-S1

PLAY LIST button

/ buttons

OPERATION button

Listening to tracks using a play list

1. Activate the HDD section.

OPERATION Press the HDD button.

C DHDD

2. Activate the play list mode.

PLAY LIST Press the PLAY LIST button.

3. Select a play list.

MULTI JOG	Turn the jog dial to select a play list you
	want to use.

PUSH TO ENTER

Stopping the playback.

STOP	Press the	STOP button. After the
	playback is stopped, press the
	PLAY/		PAUSE button to start
	playing from the beginning of a track where
	you pressed the			STOP button.
	Pressing the		STOP button twice locates
	the first track of the current group and stops
	the playback.

Selecting a track you want to listen to.

During playing or paused, pressing the

button locates the beginning of the

current track. Pressing the button twice locates the beginning of the previous track and another press of the button locates the beginning of another previous track.

Pressing the button locates the beg inning of the next track.

4. Start playing.

PLAY/ PAUSE Press the PLAY/ PAUSE button. The playback starts from the first track in the play list.

Rewinding and fast forwarding

During playback, hold down the or button to rewind or fast forward

the current track. At first, rewind and fast forward is eight times faster than normal speed playback, and then will be sixteen times faster.

Press the PLAY/ PAUSE button where you want to resume playback in normal speed. In rewinding, when the MB- S1 comes to the beginning of the track where you pressed the

PLAY/ PAUSE button, the playback of the track starts. In fast forwarding, when the MB-S1 comes to the beginning of the next track, the playback of the next track starts.

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