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CD PLAYER
DIFFERENT PLAY MODES: SHUFFLE/REPEAT
The CD MODEbutton allows you to select 4 different play modes
which can also be combined with a CD program. The modes can
be selected or changed during playback and will flash for two
seconds before playing your selected mode.
1.During playback, select your play mode by pressing
CD MODEonce or more until the desired play mode appears
in the display.
SHUFFLE- All tracks or programme are played in random
order.
REPEATALL SHUFFLE - Repeats the entire CD or programme
in random order.
REPEAT- Plays the current track continuously.
REPEAT ALL- repeats the entire CD or programme
You can use SEARCH or §to skip tracks during CD
MODE playback.
2. To return to normal playback press CD MODEuntil the various
SHUFFLE/ REPEATmodes are no longer shown in the display.
You can also press STOP9to quit the play mode.
PROGRAMMING TRACK NUMBERS
You may store up to 20 tracks in the desired sequence. If you
like, store any track more than once.
1.In the STOP position, press SEARCH or § for your
desired track.
2.As soon as your chosen track number is displayed, press
CD MODEonce to store the track.
The display will show ‘
P
‘ briefly and ‘PROGRAM’, followed
by your selected track number.
3.Select and store all desired tracks in this way.
To review your set programme
In the stop position, press and hold down CD MODEfor more
than two seconds.
The display will show in sequence all your stored track
numbers.
Start playback of your programme by pressing
PLAYPAUSE2;.
Erasing a programme
You can erase the contents of the memory by:
lifting the CD door open;
moving the source selector position;
pressing STOP 9twice during playback / in stop position.
The display will show ‘no’ briefly and PROGRAM, which
disappear when the programme is cancelled.
DYNAMIC BASS BOOST
STOP
SEARCH
PLAYPAUSE
CD MODE
SHUFFLE
POWER
VOLUME
DBB
DYNAMIC
BASS BOOST
DYNAMIC BASS BOOST
STOP
SEARCH
PLAYPAUSE
CD MODE
SHUFFLE
POWER
VOLUME
DBB
DYNAMIC
BASS BOOST
REPEAT
ALL
SHUFFLE
PROGRAM
PROGRAM
PROGRAM
PROGRAM