Yamaha MCX-2000 setup guide Playback control buttons, Group selection buttons –/+, RANDOM button

%Playback control buttons

You can control playback on the MCX-2000 using:

•Pause button ( e ) to pause or resume playback of the current song

•Skip backward button ( b ) to go to the beginning of the previous song (or the current song during playback)

•Skip forward button ( a ) to go to the beginning of the next song

•Stop button ( s ) to stop playback of the current song and rewind to its beginning

•Backward button ( w ) to scrub playback toward the beginning of the current song

•Forward button ( f) to scrub playback toward the end of the current song

•Play button ( p) to start playback from the beginning of the current song

^Group selection buttons (–/+)

Press this button to select the previous (–) or next (+) group within the currently selected group (album, artist, genre or the like).

&RANDOM button

Every time you press this button, you can change the playback order of songs from the current group (album, artist, genre or all songs) as listed, or at random.

• Play Information and Controls (page 50)

*REPEAT button

Every time you press this button, you can change how to repeat playback of the current song(s).

• Play Information and Controls (page 50)

(BROADCAST button

Press this button to start or stop broadcasting to selected clients.

• MusicCAST as an Integrated Music Delivery System (page 89)

ºRADIO button

Press this button to fast access the last selected radio station. Every time you press this button, the radio type cycles through FM, XM, Internet Radio and Presets (XM is for US model only).

¡OPEN/CLOSE button

Like the Open/Close button on the MCX-2000 front panel, use this button when setting a CD in the MCX-2000. Press this button to open the tray, set a CD with its label side facing up, and press the button again to close the tray.

™TIMER button

Press this button to enable or disable the MCX-2000 Timer function.

• Using the Timer Playback (page 97)

£STANDBY/ON button

Use this button when switching the MCX-2000 operating modes.

• Operation Modes on the MCX-2000 (page 14)

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