CD PLAYER
– Total track number: in stop mode
– Current track number: during CD play.
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SHUFFLE/REPEAT modes: when the respective mode is activated
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PROGRAM: When active. P also appears briefly when you store a
track
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NO: no disc
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E: error in CD operation or with the CD (see Troubleshooting)
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F: program memory full
1. Set the source selector to CD
2. To open the CD door, press OPEN on the CD door.
3. Insert a CD with the printed side facing up and press the CD
door gently to close.
™ The CD player scans the contents of the CD and the total
number of tracks is displayed.
4. Press PLAY/PAUSE 2; to start playback.
5. Adjust the sound using the VOLUME, INCREDIBLE
SURROUND and BASS controls.
6. To interrupt playback press PLAY/PAUSE 2;. To resume,
press PLAY 2 again
™ The current track number flashes in the display
7. To stop CD play, press STOP 9.
8. To switch off the set, adjust the source selector to TAPE/OFF
position (with the cassette keys released)
Note: CD playback will also stop when:
– the CD door is opened;
– the source selector is in MW/FM or TAPE/OFF position;
– the CD has reached to the end;
During playback, you can use the SEARCH keys to select a
particular track.
1. Press SEARCH § once for the next track, or press repeatedly
until the desired track number appears in the display.
Press SEARCH ∞ once to return to the beginning of a
current track.
Press SEARCH ∞ more than once for a previous track.
2. If you have selected a track number in the stop or pause position,
you will need to press PLAY/PAUSE 2; to start playback.
Finding a passage within a track
1. Press and hold down SEARCH ∞ or §.
™ The CD is played at high speed and low volume.
2. When you recognize the passage you want, release the
SEARCH button.
SELECTING A DIFFERENT TRACK
PLAYING A CD
CD DISPLAY INDICATION
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