Remote Control

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26.RETURN button - Accesses the main menu on a VCD 2.0 disc. NOTE: PBC must be turned on and the VCD must be a VCD 2.0 disc.

27.AUDIO button - Cycles between the available audio

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NOTE: Not all DVDs have multiple languages available.
28. L/R button - Cycles through the different multiplex CD+G
output modes for canceling the vocals: MONO-LEFT, MONO-
RIGHT, STEREO. See the Operations section in this manual
for detailed instructions on canceling vocals on multiplex
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29. DISPLAY button - Cycles through available disc time info	��		��

and displays it on the TV/video monitor.

30. RANDOM button - Turns Random Mode on and off. In Random Mode, the player randomly picks tracks from a disc for playback.

31. RESUME button - Closes the Setup Menu.

32.EQ button - Turns the equalizer on and off and cycles through the different equalizer options: Standard, Classic,

Jazz, Rock, Pops, Ballad, Dance and Personal. See the Operations section in this manual for detailed instructions on setting up the equalizer.

33.SLOW button - Cycles through available Slow-motion Reverse and Slow-motion Forward options. See the Operations section in this manual for using the slow-motion function.

34.STEP button - For viewing one frame at a time on video discs. See the Operations section in this manual for detailed instructions on using the Step function.

35.MUTE button - Mutes all disc music and movie audio.

36.SINGLE MODE* button - Turns Single Mode on and off. Single mode will play a single track and then stop playing when that track is ﬁnished.

37.CUE button* - Turns the Cue function on and off. When the Cue function is on, the player will pause at 5 seconds into every track.This is for use on CD+G karaoke discs with a song title screen at the beginning of each song as it allows you to display the song-title for the audience before playing the song.

38.Digital Key Control - Adjusts the musical key to ﬁt a singer’s vocal range. Press “b” to lower the key and

“#” to raise the key and to return back to the original (natural) key.