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Sony CDP-CX260 Creating a program observing the remote’s display Z, Playing the program you create observing the remote’s display Z, Memo s e a r c h, P r o g r am p l a y

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Creating a program observing the remote’s display Z

You can create up to eight programs in the remote’s memory, each containing up to 32 steps by observing the remote’s display.

1 Press MENU.

CD1

Memo s e a r c h

P r o g r am p l a y

P r o g r am i n p u t

G r o u p s e l e c t

2Move the cursor (”) to “Program input” by using the Easy scroll key, then press the Easy scroll key.

CD1
A : P r o g r am	A
B : P r o g r am	B
C : P r o g r am	C
D : P r o g r am	D

3Move the cursor to the program you want to create, then press the Easy scroll key.

	CD1
[ P r o g r am A		]
1	:
2	:
3	:

4Press the Easy scroll key.

CD1
[ P r o g r am	A	]
S t e p 1
D i s c 5 6	TRK - A L L

D I SC - 5 6

5Select the desired disc by pushing the Easy scroll key up or down.

To program a whole disc, press the Easy scroll key again.

To program a certain track of the disc, select the desired track by pushing the Easy scroll key up or down, then press the Easy scroll key.

CD1
[ P r o g r am	A	]
S t e p 1
D i s c 5 6	TRK - 5

*D I SC - 5 6 *

6Repeat Steps 4 and 5 to program more tracks or discs.

To finish creating a program, press MENU. To play the program you create, see “Playing the program you create observing the remote’s display” on page 24.

To erase a track or disc, move the cursor to the step you want to erase in Step 3, then press CLEAR.

To change a disc or track you programed, move the cursor to the step you want to change in Step 3, then press the Easy scroll key. Select a new disc or track following Steps 4 and 5.

You can label the program in Step 3

Move the cursor (”) to the program you want to label by pressing the Easy scroll key up, then press the Easy scroll key.

The flashing cursor (“) appears. Input the character you want following the procedure in “Labeling discs observing the remote’s display” on page 30.

Note

You cannot program the second player’s tracks by using the remote.

Playing the program you create observing the remote’s display Z

1Press MENU.

	CD1
Memo s e a r c h
P r o g r am	p l a y
P r o g r am	i n p u t

G r o u p s e l e c t

2Move the cursor (”) to “Program play” by using the Easy scroll key, then press the Easy scroll key.

CD1
A : P r o g r am	A
B : P r o g r am	B
C : P r o g r am	C
D : P r o g r am	D

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Contents

Operating Instructions To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture Welcome About This Manual Getting Started Playing a CD Playing CDs Storing Information About CDs (Custom Files) Additional Information Unpacking Inserting batteries into the remote Hooking Up the System Overview Hookups Setting the voltage selector (voltage selector equipped models only) Connecting the AC power cord Setting Up the Remote Ca n ' t r e c e i v e REMOTE t o a ma i n How to move the cursor in the remote’s display Storing disc data in the remote Memo l o a d i n g Co n t r a s t a d j u s t Memo r y c l e a r Adjusting the display contrast of the remote CONTRAST AD J UST Turning off the LCD back light LCD B a c k L i g h t Connecting Another CD Player Inserting CDs Removing CDs Basic Operations You can turn on the player by pressing I/uon the remote 1 Turn on the amplifier and select the CD player position 2 Press I/uto turn on the player Press CONTINUE to select ALL DISCS or 1 DISC Continuous To stop playback Press p §OPEN/CLOSE · P p You need to Operations Basic Using the Display Checking the total number and playing time of the tracks Display information of the playing disc Remote’s display information *D I SC - 2 0 Selecting the language of the CD TEXT information Locating a Specific Disc Locating a disc on the player Locating a disc searching for a specific Disc Memo (Memo Search) Locating a disc directly using the remote 0 7 : *D I SC - 7 0 8 : *D I SC - 8 Locating a disc scanning each Disc Memo (Memo Scan) Z Locating a disc using the Disc Memo data on the remote Specifying the Next Disc to Play Locating a Specific Track or a Point in a Track Locating a specific track or a point in a track Locating a specific track or a point in a track observing the remote’s display 2 . ( TRACK 2 ) 5 . ( TRACK 5 ) 6 . ( TRACK 6 ) Playing Repeatedly Repeating the current track Playing in Random Order (Shuffle Play) Playing all tracks on all discs in random order Creating Your Own Program (Program Play) Playing all tracks on a specified disc in random order Creating a program on the player Checking the programmed order Changing the programmed order Erasing the program stored in memory Creating a program using the remote Z Creating a program observing the remote’s display Z Memo s e a r c h P r o g r am p l a y P r o g r am i n p u t [ P r o g r am A Playing Using a Timer CD3 / 2 0 0 d i s c s Loading the Disc Memos of the second CD player Labeling discs of the second CD player Fading In or Out Playing Alternately (No-Delay Play/X-FadePlay) What You Can Do With the Custom Files You can store this information: Where are Custom Files stored If you replace discs you have filed in the Custom Files Erasing all Custom Files of all discs Labeling discs observing the remote’s display Z 0 2 : *D I SC - 2 0 3 : *D I SC - 3 Erasing the Disc Memo D i s c memo i n p u t 0 6 : EMOT I ONS T r a n sm i t t o SET ? y e s [ SONY B T [ SONY T Storing Custom File Information Using a Keyboard Storing Specific Tracks (Delete Bank) Grouping Discs (Group File) Assigning discs to groups Deleting discs from a group Labeling groups (Group Memo) Erasing the Group Memo Starting Group Play observing the remote’s display Z Playing discs in a group on the player (Group Play) Storing Your Favorite Tracks (Hit List) Deleting tracks from the Hit List Deleting all tracks of the Hit List Putting tracks into the Hit List Playing tracks in the Hit List Labeling tracks in the Hit List (Hit Title) Labeling tracks while in stop mode Precautions Notes on CDs Troubleshooting Specifications Index Names of controls Buttons Switches Jacks