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16 PLAYBACK BASICS
Playback Basics
Normal Play
To play a disc, first make certain that the unit is
properly installed and that the Main Power
Switch
1
is turned on, this will also turn the
unit on completely. When the CDR30 is in
Standby mode (Status Mode Indicator
2
glows orange), turn the CDR 30 on by pressing
the Power-On button
0
on the remote and
note that the front-panel display will illuminate.
Insert a disc following the instructions shown on
the previous page.To start the play, press the
Play button on the front panel for the appro-
priate deck
( a
or press the Select button
on the remote for the desired deck
3P
and
then press the Play button on the remote
9
.
The Play/Pause Indicator
L
will show a tri-
angle pointing right
and the Time/Message
Display
F
will show the track number being
played under the Track Time Indicator
W
and
the running time of the track under the Time
Indicator
S
. As each new track begins to play,
the track time will reset to 00:00and begin to
count up for the new track.
When a disc is stopped after it has been loaded
and the Table Of Contents (TOC) data read, the
following information will be shown in the
Time/Message Display F:
For CD Audio Discs, or mixed/multisession discs
when the MP3 Indicator P is NOT lit:The
number of tracks on the disc and the total time
of the disc.
For MP3-only discs, or mixed/multisession discs
when the MP3 Indicator P is lit: The total
number of tracks.
NOTE: Remember that unfinalized CD-R or
CD-RW discs will only play in the Record Deck
%
. If you attempt to play an unfinalized disc in
the Play Deck
3
,a DISC ERROR mes-
sage will appear to remind you to play the disc
in the other deck.
To go directly to a specific track on a disc, enter
the track number using the Numeric Keys
E
.
Note that when selecting a two-digit track num-
ber, the second digit must be entered within
three seconds after the first Numeric Key is
pressed. To play the track selected press the
Play/Select button
(
9
.
To momentarily stop the disc at any time, press
the Pause button
L
ÔZ
. When a disc is
paused, the Play/Pause Indicator
L
will add
two vertical lines to indicate a paused disc. Press
either the Play button
9
(a
or the
Pause button
L
ÔZ
to resume playback
at the point where the disc was paused.
When there is only one disc in the unit, it will
automatically stop when all tracks on a disc
have played through. To stop playback at any
time, press the Stop button
K
Ób
for the
deck in use.
When there is a disc in each deck, the player will
respond in one of two ways, depending on
which dual-play setting is activated. In normal
operation (Single-Play Indicator
D
is lit),
when the disc in one drawer finishes, the disc in
the other drawer will begin to play. When the
Dual button
N
¸
is pressed so that the
Dual-Play Indicator
D
is lit, each deck will
operate as a separate, single-play CD unit with-
out regard to the status of the other deck. For
complete information on Dual-Deck and Dual-
Play operation, see page 18.
At the end of a listening session, remove the
discs from the decks by following the instruc-
tions shown on the previous page. Do not leave
the disc drawers open when the unit is not in
use to prevent dust and dirt from entering the
unit and to prevent damage to the tray.
To place the unit in a Standby mode at the
end of a listening session, press the Power-Off
button
S
. The word POWER OFF will
appear briefly in the Time/Message Display
F
, any open disc trays will automatically close,
and the Status-Mode Indicator
2
will turn
orange.
MP3 Playback
The CDR 30 is unique among consumer audio
CDR/RW recorders in that it plays discs recorded
with MP3 data. It may also make conventional
CD Audio copies of these discs when they are
dubbed using the CDR 30’s dual-deck capabili-
ties. Since MP3 discs may appear in two differ-
ent forms, their playback may require different
operation.
When a disc has been recorded ONLY with MP3
data, simply insert the disc in the CDR 30 as you
would for any CD.After the disc’s Table of
Contents (TOC) data has been read, the MP3
Indicator
P
will light to indicate that an MP3
disc is in use.
When discs are recorded on a computer, it is
possible to place both standard CD Audio and
MP3 tracks on the same disc.These are known
as “Mixed Session” or “Multisession” discs.
When they are used in the CDR 30, the default
mode is to play ONLY the standard CD audio
tracks. In Stop mode, the Time/Message
Display
F
will show the number of all tracks
on the disc (including MP3) and their total run-
ning time (including the time of the MP3 tracks
compressed). To play the MP3 data tracks only,
wait until the disc’s Table of Contents is read
and the Time/Message Display
F
shows the
data for all audio tracks. Then, press the MP3
Button
H
Ò
and note that an MP3ON
message will flash three times in the Time/
Message Display
F
and the MP3 Indicator
P lights above the appropriate deck. Then the
Display will shown the number of MP3 tracks on
the disc.
• If the MP3 Button
H
Ò
is pressed while
the CD Audio tracks of a Multisession disc is
playing, an MP3ONmessage will flash three
times in the Time/Message Display
F
and
then playback will stop. Press the Play
Button
9
(a
to playback the MP3
tracks.
• If the MP3 Button
H
Ò
is pressed while
the MP3 tracks of a Multisession disc is play-
ing, an MP3OFFmessage will flash three
times in the Time/Message Display
F
and
then playback will stop. Press the Play
Button
9
(a
to playback the standard
CD Audio tracks.
When an MP3 disc is inserted into the CDR 30,
the displays are somewhat different than what
you may be used to for standard CD Audio discs
or from traditional CD players. After the Table of
Contents (TOC) is read, the Time/Message
Display
F
will display the total number of
tracks on the disc. During playback of an MP3
disc, the default display will show the running
time for the track being played, but not the track
number, as is the case for normal CD playback.
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