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6. Repeat Steps 3–5 to program
more selections. The display
shows how many selections you
have stored.
Note: You cannot store more than
32 selections. Any track or CD
stored after the 32nd selection re-
places that track or CD.
7. Press PLAY/PAUSE to play the
tracks in the programmed order.
The system displays the current
tray number and track number.
8. Programmed play automatically
stops at the end of the last pro-
grammed track. To stop the CD
player at any time during pro-
grammed play, press STOP .
The last programmed CD’s num-
ber and number of tracks appear.
Notes:
• You can use SKIP or SKIP
and SEARCH or
SEARCH to move between selec-
tions during programmed play.
• You cannot use random play dur-
ing programmed play.
• To repeat a programmed se-
quence, press REPEAT until RE-

PEAT ALL appears. The CD

player continuously replays the
programmed sequence.
•Pressing
DISC SKIP has no effect
while a programmed sequence
plays.
• To replace a selection while play
is stopped, repeatedly press PRO-
GRAM until the selection number
you want to replace appears.
Then repeat Steps 3–5 to select
and store the new selection. The
new selection replaces the previ-
ous selection.
• To add a selection while play is
stopped, press PROGRAM once
so the blank program selection
display appears. Then repeat
Steps 3–5 to select and store the
new selection. The new selection
is added to the end of the pro-
grammed sequence.
Reviewing the Programmed Sequence
While play is stopped, repeatedly
press
PROGRAM to review the pro-
grammed sequence. You see the se-
lection number and the track’s
sequence number.
Erasing the Programmed Sequence
To erase the entire programmed se-
quence, press STOP twice. PRO-
GRAM disappears and the current tray
number and the total number of tracks
appear. You can also erase the pro-
grammed sequence by sliding TAPE/
TUNER/CD to TAPE or TUNER, or by
pressing
OPEN/CLOSE.
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