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HCD 9933PR

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Stereo Radio Double Cassette Recorder

with 3 CD Changer and Turntable

TROUBLE SHOOTING

Power switch on, but no power

• Check power to wall outlet.

• Check AC cord connection to wall plug.

Power Indicator is on, but no sound

from speakers

• Check Function selector.

• Check VOLUME setting.

• Make sure headphones are not plugged in.

Poor AM Reception

• Internal AM bar antenna is directional.

• Slight rotation of unit may improve

reception.

Poor FM Reception

• Unravel and fully extend FM wire antenna

for best

reception.

No Sound

• Make sure function selector is in TAPE

position.

• Make sure PAUSE button is not pressed.

• Make sure cassette is recorded on.

Poor Playback Sound

• Check cassette - tape may be stretched

or damaged.

• Are cassette heads dirty? If so, clean as

rected in MAINTENANCE section of this

manual.

Reco

rd button cannot be pressed in

• Cassette erase-protection tab is removed.

Use another cassette or apply adhesive

tape over tab hole.

Poor Reco

rding

• Are cassette heads dirty ? If so, clean as

rected in MAINTENANCE section of this

manual.

• Check tape type. Use only Normal (Type A)

cassette tape.

Tape speed is erratic

• Are capstan and/or pinch rollers dirty ? If

so,clean as di

rected in MAINTENANCE

section of this manual.

CD does not play

• Check Function selector - set to CD.

• CD must be inserted label side up.

• Check disc for dirt or scratches.

• Lens may be dirty or clouded. Clean with a

comme

rcially available CD lens cleaner.

• If unit is taken from inside to cold weather,

condensation may form on the lens.

Let unit warm up to

room temperature.

CONTROLS

1) Plak-up Holder

2) Speed Selector

3) Spindle Adapter

4) LCD Display

5) CD Skip Backwa

rd button

6) Power button

7) Power Standby button

8) Remote Sensor

9) Extra Bass Selector

10) Phones Jack

11) CD Mode button

12) Tuner/Band Selector

13)

Tape Selector

14) Deck 1 Cont

rol

RECORD (recode) button - DECK A

only

PLAY (playback) button

REW (rewind) button

F.FWD (fast forward) button

STOP/EJECT (stop/eject) button

PAUSE button

15) CD Door

16) CD Skip Forwa

rd button

17) Standby LED Indicator

18)

Volume Up button

19)

Volume Down button

20)

Tuning button

21) CD PL

AY/PAUSE button

22) Dubbing Speed Selector

23) Disk Changer button

24) FM Mode Selector

25) Phono Selector

26) CD Selector

27) CD STOP button

28) Deck 2 Cont

rol button

29) CD Door Open/Close button

30) Disc Selector

31) FM Wi

re Antenna

32) Speaker Jacks

33) Beat Cut Switch

34) AM Antenna

35) AC Power Co

36) Remote Cont

rol Handset

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REMOTE CONTROL

This unit comes with a Remote Control

which allows the user to cont

rol certain

system functions f

rom a distance of up to 20

feet.

The Remote Cont

rol requires two AAA

batteries (not included).

NOTE :

The Remote Control should always be

aimed at the Remote Control Sensor on the

unit for best perfo

rmance.

Remote Control Functions:

NOTE :

POWER button on main unit must be 'ON' in

order for Remote Control to operate.

1. Power ON/S

TAND BY - Switches the

unit between Power "ON" and Stand-By

modes. The Power indicator LED on the

unit will

remain lit in the Stand-By mode.

2. CD Open/Close button.

3. Disc Change button.

4. Disc Selecto

5. CD Remain button.

6. CD Random/Memory Down button.

7. CD Int

ro-button.

8. Memory Up/CD Repeat button.

9. Time button.

10. Sleep button.

11. Memory/Clock Adjust button.

12 CD Mode button.

13. Function Select buttons.

14. SKIP SEARCH/TUNING buttons.

15. CD STOP button.

16. CD PL

AY/PAUSE button.

17. Mute button.

18.

Volume Control button.

19.

Preset EQ button

Remote Control Sensor

REMOTE CONTROL RANGE

30 Degrees

20 Feet

REMOTE CONTROL

CONNECTIONS

POWER CONNECTION

Connect the power cord to AC outlet only.

SPEAKER JACKS

Connect the SPEAKER PLUGS to the

SPEAKER JACKS located on the

rear of the

unit.

This unit should not be connected to

speakers with an impedance of less than

4 ohms, otherwise damage may

result to

the unit.

HEADPHONE JACK (PHONES)

This unit will accept ste

reo headphones (not

included) with a 1/8" plug and an impedance

of 16 ohms or g

reater.

The speakers a

re automatically

disconnected when headphones a

connected to the PHONES jack.

POWER - P

ress to turn unit ON or OFF.

The Power Indicator LED will light when the

unit is on.

VOLUME - Adjusts loudness of speakers or

headphones

FUNCTION - Use to select desi

red source

(TAPE, CD, RADIO or PHONO) to be

listened to. The selected sou

rce is also

available for

recording. Please consult

RECORDING section of this manual for

re details.

Turn the unit "ON" using the POWER

switch.

2) Select the TUNER function.

3) Set the BAND selector as desi

red.

Tune in the desired station using the

Tuning UP/DOWN or SCAN UP button.

If the FM S

T. band was chosen, the FM

STEREO indicator will light to indicate

ste

reo received.

To listen in Mono or to improve noisy, weak-

signal

stereo broadcasts, set the FM Mode

selector switch to the MONO position. The

STEREO

indicator will go off and FM Mono

is now

received.

5) Adjus

t the VOLUME, EXTRA BASS controls

to the desi

red sound level.

Note:

The

re are 10 presets for AM and

20 presets for FM

Tuning:

1) Set BAND switch to desi

red band to

access p

resets.

2) Press MEMORY, M-DOWN,M-UP BUTTON

(on remote Handset) as desired to

instantly tune to the station stored at that

memory location.

HINTS FOR BEST RECEPTION :

AM/FM : The

receiver has a built-in AM/FM

bar antenna. If AM/FM reception is weak, slight

rotation or repositioning of the unit will usually

imp

rove AM/FM reception.

During

recording, beating whistle at some

stations may occur, so sliding "FM MODE"

switch may help.

FM : The receiver has a built-in FM wire antenna

hanging f

rom the rear cabinet. This wire

should be totally unravelled and extended

for best

reception.

GENERAL

TUNER

Note :

Remove the stylus protector.

sure that the tone arm is detached from the

ton

e arm rest before operation and re-secured

again afterward.

Press the POWER switch to ON.

2. Set the FUNCTION switch to the

PHONO

3. Set the speed selector to the p

roper

position depending on the

record to be

played.

4. Place the

record on the platter (if

required, use the 45 rpm adaptor).

5. Lift the tone arm f

rom the rest and slowly

move

it to the edge of the record. The platter

will begin to

rotate.

6. Place the tone arm to the desired

position.

7. Adjust VOLUME & EXTRA BASS

cont

rols to the desired sound level and sound

equalization.

8. At the end of

record, the platter will

automatically stop

rotation. Lift the tone

arm

from the record and return it to the rest.

To stop manually, lift the tone arm from

the

record , and return it to the rest.

PHONO

Inserting and Removing the Cassette

Tape

Open the cassette compartment lid by

pressing the STOP/EJECT button. Insert

the cassette placing the full

reel on the left

(visible th

rough the window) and the

exposed section of the tape at the bottom.

Close the compartment lid. Now the unit is

ready for operation. To use the second

track, p

ress the STOP/EJECT button and

remove the cassette. Turn the cassette

around and reinsert it as previously

described.

Recommended Cassette Tapes

order to obtain optimum performance with

the built-in cassette tape deck, it is essential

to use only high quality cassette tapes. The

bias and equalization of your tape deck is

adjusted to yield excellent

results if used

with brand name tapes. Use C-30, C-60

and C-90 cassettes only.

We do not

recommend C-120 cassettes because

they can be subject to mechanical instability

and p

roper constant tape tension cannot be

cont

rolled.

Checking the Cassette

Make su

re that the cassette tape has no

slack prior to inserting it into the

recorder.

Safeguard Against Accidental

Erasure

To protect valuable recordings from accidental

erasing,

the tape deck and the cassette are

uipped with standard safety features. To

keep the recorded material carefully, break out

the tabs on the back of the cassette with a knife

screwdriver. To protect the side A (1) from

accidental erasure, break out the right side

tab

(2). To record on a cassette whose tabs

have

been broken, simply attach adhesive

tape

(3) over the tab opening. The REC button

will

not lock in position when a cassette tab

has been

removed.

CASSETTE TAPES

(1) SIDE A

(3) ADHESIVE

TAPE

(2)

TAB

Unless the tape is taut, it may wind around

the head mechanism and t

rouble may result.

Use a pencil as shown in the Figu

re to take

up slack on one of the

reels.

The TAPE B is used for playback only. The

TAPE A is used both for recording and

playback.

Do not tu

rn the unit off while the tape is

running. Otherwise, the pinch

roller may be

damaged.

1. Press the POWER switch to ON.

2. Set the

TAPE function selector.

Press the appropriate STOP/EJECT

button and insert a

recordable cassette.

Press the PLAY button to start playback.

5. Adjust the VOLUME & EXTRA BASS

ntrols to the desired sound level and sound

equalization.

Press the STOP/EJECT button to stop

playback at any time. When the end of the

tape is

reached, the automatic stop will be

activated.

Fast-Forwa

rd and Rewind

For fast winding or

rewinding the tape, press

the

F.Fwd or REW button. Press the STOP/

EJECT button when the desi

red location has

been

reached. When the end of the tape

has been

reached, the reels will stop. Then

the STOP/EJECT button should be p

ressed.

Pause

Press the PAUSE button to momentarily

suspend tape travel during

recording or

playback. Re-p

ress the PAUSE button to

release pause and recording or playback

restart. Pause control does not function

during fast forwa

rd or rewind.

CASSETTE PLAYBACK (DECK B) (DECK A)

This unit enables you to play continuously

from DECK B to DECK A.

1. Press the POWER switch to ON.

2. Set the FUNCTION selector to TAPE.

3. Insert pre-recorded cassettes to DECK

A and DECK B compartmen

ts.

4. Press the PAUSE button and PLAY

button of DECK

5. Press the PAUSE button and PLAY

button of DECK

6. Relea

se the PAUSE button of DECK B,

DECK B will start playing.

en DECK B reaches the end of the tape.

CK B will automatically stop and then

DECK A will start playing automaticall

7. Adju

st the VOLUME & EXTRA BASS

ntrols to the desired sound level and

sound equalization.

This unit has an ALC (Automatic Level

Cont

rol) circuit and no further adjustment of

the controls is necessary while recording.

Press the POWER switch to ON.

2. Set the desired FUNCTION selector

acco

rding to the source to be recorded.

Press the STOP/EJECT button to insert

a blank tape.

4. Press the RECORD/PLAY button to

start

recording.

5. Since you can monitor th

rough the

speakers regardless of the recording

level, adjust the VOLUME & EXTRA

BASS cont

rols to the desired sound

level and sound equalization.

Press the STOP/EJECT button to stop

recording at any time. When the end of

the tape has been

reached, the

automatic stop will be activated.

Note:

Noise may be heard if recording from AM

Rad

io station, to reduce this noise please press

the Beat Cut Switch.

Erasing

To erase the recording tape without making a

new recording, let the unit operate in the

recording mode.

Note:

Do not opearate the DECK B while erasing

CONTINUOUS PLAYBACK (DECK B) TO (DECK A)

RECORDING (DECK A)

DUBBING (DECK B) TO (DECK A)

MAINTENANCE

This unit enables you to duplicate a pre-

recorded tape to another tape by using the

unit-in double deck mechanisms. It is

performed only one wa

y, from the DECK B

(playback) to DECK A (

recording).

Dubbing at normal Speed

Note:

Be sure the HIGH SPEED DUBBING switch

is SET

AT NORMAL in order to record

at no

rmal speed.

Press the POWER switch to ON.

2. Set the

TAPE function selector.

3. Insert a p

re-recorded cassette into the

DECK B and a blank cassette into the

DECK A.

Press the DECK A PAUSE button and

then p

ress the RECORD button.

Press the DECK B PLAY button to start

dubbing.

6. Adjust the VOLUME & EXTRA BASS

cont

rols to desired sound level and

sound equalization.

Dubbing at High Speed

This unit is equipped with a HIGH SPEED

DUBBING system which allows duplicating

a p

re-recorded tape at approximately two-

thi

rds the time of the duration at normal

speed.

Slide the HIGH SPEED DUBBING switch,

and follow the same p

rocedure as instructed

in "DUBBING

AT NORMAL SPEED".

When dubbing a p

re-recorded cassette tape

at HIGH SPEED in

TAPE function, a

chattering sound is hea

rd. To avoid this, set

the VOLUME cont

rol to a minimum or set

the desi

red FUNCTION button according to

the sou

rce to be heard.

Note:

When the dubbing at HIGH SPEED is in prog

ress,

do not

release the HIGH SPEED SWITCH, since

this will vary the speed of the program and ruin the

recording.

Power Switch

After using the unit, turn off the power by

releasing the POWER switch.

Cleaning the unit

To keep the unit clean, simply wipe with a soft

clean cloth moistened with plain lukewarm

wate

Cleaning the Heads

To ensure the continued high performance

of your unit, periodically clean the heads and

pinch rollers to prevent accumulation of dust

or tape oxide deposits. Failure to clean these

parts may result in inferior sound quality,

disto

rtion of recorded sound, deterioration

reproduction of high frequencies, and

inconsistent tape speed.

1. Open both cassette compartment lids.

2. Mo

isten a cotton bud with head cleaner

or methylated spirit and apply to the

faces of heads, rubbing gently until all

traces of dirt or oxide a

re removed.

Also clean the surfaces of the pinch

rollers and the capstans.

y, clean and polish the faces of the

heads with a piece of cloth.

Stylus (needle) Replacement

Replacement of a wo

rn stylus can be easily

accomplished as follows.

1. Raise the "

Tone Arm."

To remove the old stylus, pull out the

stylus assembly in the di

rection shown,

holding the head shell with other hand.

3. Then install the new stylus by pushing it

gently into the cartridge (hold by the

edge to p

revent damage to stylus) until it

clicks into place.

Cartridge

Stylus assembly

Cotton Bud Capstan

EarseH ead Pinch Roller

Record/Play Head

Cotton Bud Capstan

Pinch Roller

Play Head

TAPE B

TAPE A

Safety Instruction :

Do not connect the power cord to the mains supply until all other connections have been

made.

Do not expose this apparatus to dripping or splashing

HANDLING COMPACT DISCS

To remove a disc from its storage case, press down on the centre of the case and lift the disc

out, holding it ca

refully by the edges.

Fingerprints and dust should be ca

refully wiped off the disc's recorded surface with a soft cloth.

Unlike conventional

records, compact discs have no grooves to collect dust and microscopic

debris so gently wiping with a soft cloth should

remove most particles. Wipe in a straight line

from the inside to outside of the disc. Small dust particies and light stains will have absolutely

no e

ffect on reproduction quality.

Never use chemicals such as

record sprays, antislatic sprays, benzine, or thinners to clean

compact discs. These chemicals can ir

reparably damage the disc's surface.

Discs should be

returned to their cases after use. This avoids serious scratches that could

cause the Laser pickup to skip. Do not expose discs to di

rect sunlight, high humidity, or high

temperatu

res for extended periods. Long exposure to high temperatures can warp the disc.

Important

Since movement of the CD mechanism and the sensitive ci

rcuitry may cause interterence to a

radio tuner nearb

y, switch this unit off white operating other radio devices.

This product utilises a laser

Danger - invisible laser radiation when opened and interlock failed or defeated.

Avoid direct exposure to the beam.

Caution - Use of controls, adjustments, or procedures not listed in this

manual may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

Concerning Compact Discs

Only compact discs identified with this mark can be used with in this player.

1) Press the POWER button to turn the unit on.

2) Select the CD FUNCTION button.

The CD Disc tray will turn to check if any discs are present.

If no discs are in the tray, NO DISC will appear in the displa

3) Press the OPEN/CLOSE button to open the disc compartment.

The CD tray will open, exposing the right and lef

t disc holders. The third disc holder will remain

in the unit. To expose the third disc holder, press one of the DISC No. buttons.

4) When the CD Compartment has opened, remove a disc from its case and place it carefully in

the CD tray with the label side facing up.

5) Press the OPEN/CLOSE button to close the disc compartment.

This unit will allow you to open the disc tray whilst in the PLAY mode to allow you to load another

one or two discs without interrupting play by playing the DISC CHANGE button.

The disc compartment may be opened at any ti

me by pressing the OPEN/CLOSE button.

Remove the CD's only after the compartment has

fully opened.

Press the Disc changer button and the trays will

turn clockwise automatically allowing the

removal of the discs.

Normal Playback

Press the CD function button.

Press the OPEN/CLOSE button to open the disc compartment.

Press the DISC Changer button to select the Disc.

Press the OPEN/CLOSE button to close the disc compartment.

After the disc number, total number of tracks and playing time is displayed, press the PLAY/PAUSE

button to start play. The first track will begin to play and the CD will then play all tracks on all

discs, when mo

re than one CD is loaded. At the end of the disc, the unit will switch to STOP

mode.

Important Information

This compact disc player has built-in er

ror compensation circuits to correct minor defects in

a disc. The

re are limits, however, to the amount of correction available.

In some cases, the CD player may skip some tracks on a disc dur

ing disc play. This problem

may be caused by defects (such as scratches) in the disc being

played, which a

re too large for

the er

ror compensation circults to handle. If you encounter this problem, check the CD players

operation as follows befo

re having the unit serviced.

Play a new disc. If the CD player operates normall

y, the skipping problem is probably due to a

defective disc or dirty disc.

To Stop a CD Part Way Through

Press the STOP button. Disc play will stop, and the display will show the total number of tracks

and the total playing time for the CD.

To temporarily stop disc play ( PAUSE mode), press the PLAY/PAUSE button. Disc play will

pause at the cur

rent play position.

To resume disc play, press the PLAY/PAUSE button again.

PLAYING CDS

LOADING CDS

Do not put anything except a compact disc into the compartment. Foreign objects can damage

the mechanism. Do not fo

rce the compartment by hand during the opening and closing

operations. Keep the disc compartment closed when not in use to

prevent dirt and dust from

entering the mechanism. Never place mo

re than one disc in each tray at any time.

If the disc is deeply scratched, or too dirt

y, the disc may not play.

During playback, p

ressing and holding the Forward or Reverse SKIP/SEARCH buttons will

cause the player to scan th

rough the current track. At the end of a track the player will skip to

the next track and continue scanning.

At the beginning of a track the player will skip to the p

revious track and continue scanning.

When the player

reaches the end of the final track, or the beginning of the first track, it will stop

scanning.

CAUTION

It is possible to program the tracks you wish to play in a sequence of your choice. It is not

possible to enter p

rograms during disc play. Press the STOP button first, then follow the

instructions belo

PROGRAMMING THE TRACK FROM 1 DISC

1. Select the desi

red disc.

2. P

ress the MEMORY button. The following information will be displayed on the CD Display.

3. Select the desi

red track using the Forward and Reverse SKIP/SEARCH buttons.

4. P

ress the MEMORY button.

The first p

rogram selection is now stored in the program memory.

Select the next desi

red track using the Forward and Reverse SKIP/SEARCH buttons.

Press the MEMORY button.

PROGRAMMING THE TRACK FROM MORE THAN 1 DISC

Programming the track from a different disc. Repeat the same procedure 1-4.

Press the No. button to select the next disc.

Repeat procedures 1-4 to program the next tracks.

Continue entering tracks in this way until all the desi

red tracks are stored.

Tracks can be programmed in this way.

Notes:

If the PL

AY/PAUSE button is pressed before the MEMORY button is pressed to store a track,

the track will not be programmed and the disc will start playing from the first selected track. Any

track can be programmed to play mo

re than once.

PROGRAMMED DISC PLAY

P - 0 1 00

MEMORY

TRACK

Listen to Programmed Tracks

Press the PLAY/PAUSE button.

Disc play will start at the beginning of the first p

rogrammed track.

To Clear The Program Memory

If the disc is playing, p

ress the STOP button.

Press the STOP button again until the MEMORY Indicator does not appear.

The p

rogram memory will also be cleared if the disc compartment is opened, if the function is

changed, or if the power is switched o

ff.

This function allows the operator to repeat a single track, all of the tracks of one CD or with all

of the tracks on all 3 CD's.

1. REPE

AT ALL Disc

Press REPEAT Disc once "REPEAT DISC ALL" appears in the display

Press PLAY/PAUSE to start play

2. REPE

AT 1 Disc

Press REPEAT twice - "REPEAT DISC 1" appears in the display

Select the disc to play by p

ressing the Disc No button and press PLAY/PAUSE /II to start

play

3. Repeat 1

Track

Select the disc to play by p

ressing the Disc No. button

Select the track no by p

ressing SKIP +/-

Press REPEAT 3 times

Press PLAY/PAUSE > / II to start play.

To cancel repeat mode, keep pressing the REPEAT button until the REPEAT indicator does not

appea

Note:

Single

Track Repeat function is possible In normal or programmed playback, repeat one disc or

all discs in only avallable in no

rmal playback.

TIMER ON/OFF & MEMO

RY/CLK-ADJ KEY REMOTE CONTROL

1. P

ress MODE once, LCD will appear the clock time. Then press MEMORY/clk-adj "00:00" will

appear

flashing press SKIP+ or SKIP- to adjust time. When done press MODE once to confirm.

2. Now "TIMER ON" will appear flashing on LCD. P

ress MEMORY/CLK-ADJ & SKIP- to set the

TIMER ON function. When done, p

ress MODE once to confirm. Set unit to STAND BY mode.

Unit will be ON at the time set by TIMER ON.

Press MODE once more, "TIMER OFF" will appear flashing on LCD. Follow simllar instructions

as mentioned in 2) above. Unit will tu

rn to STAND BY mode at the time set by TIMER OFF.

4. After setting the TIMER ON and TIMER OF

F, press TIMER once to activate these funtions.

PRESET EQUALIZER BY REMOTE CONTROL

1. Press EQ once for JAZZ LCD. will display JAZZ

2. P

ress EQ twice for ROCK LCD. will display ROCK.

3. P

ress EQ 3 times for CLASSIC. LCD will display CLASSIC.

4. P

ress EQ 4 time for POP. LCD will display POP

5. P

ress EQ 5 times for FLAT. LCD will display FLAT(i.e., no EQ)

REPEAT DISC PLAY BY REMOTE CONTROL

INTRO BY REMOTE CONTROL

Operates in STOP or PL

AY mode

1. P

ress INTRO once, each song will play for 10 seconds.

2. P

ress INTRO twice to delete this function. Unit will resume normal play.

SLEEP BY REMOTE CONTROL

1. Press SLEEP once, "SLEEP 90" will appear on LCD. This means unit will be stopped & turned

to S

TAND BY mode in 90 minutes. Keep pressing SLEEP for about 5 seconds, "80, 70, 60,

50..." will appear on LCD to allow selection on the desi

red sleep time.

2. P

ress SLEEP twice to delete this function.

REMAIN BY REMOTE CONTROL

1. P

ress REMAIN once, LCD will display the time remaining of the song currently playing.

2. P

ress REMAIN twice, LCD will display the time remaining of the CD currently playing.

3. P

ress REMAIN 3 times, LCD will display the number of songs & time already played on the

cur

rent CD.

4. P

ress REMAIN 4 times to delete this function.

RANDOM BY REMOTE CONTROL

1. Under STOP mode, p

ress RANDOM once, LCD will display RANDOM.

2. P

ress PLAY to play a song based on random selection.

3. P

ress RANDOM twice to delete this function.

THE FUNCTIONS OF: DISC 2, DISC 3 & DISC CH KEYS BY REMOTE CONTROL

1. If p

ress DISC 1 or DISC 2 or DISC 3, the bottom right hand corner of LCD will display "DISC

1" This means the unit is playing 1 disc onl

y. The disc number currently on play will appear

flashing on the top right hand corner of the LCD. When all songs on this disc have finished,

the unit will stop.

2. If p

ress DISC-CH, the bottom right hand corner of LCD will display "DISC ALL". This means

the unit is going to play all discs. For example, if cur

rently playing on disc #1, the unit will

continue to play all songs on disc #1, unit will then play all songs on disc #2 & then disc #3 &

then stop. Similarly if cur

rently playing on disc #3, when finished playing all songs on disc #3,

unit will go on to play all songs on disc #1 & then disc #2 & then stop.

Starting disc play from the beginning of a particular track

Press the Forward or Reverse SKIP/SEARCH buttons to select the desired track. The number of

the selected track will be shown on the CD displa

y. Press the PLAY/ PAUSE button to start play.

To skip to the next track on a disc

For example, to skip ahead to the beginning of track 2 while track 1 is playing.

Press the FWD SKIP/SEARCH button. Disc play will resume at the beginning of track 2.

The CD player will skip ahead to the next track each time the F

orward SKIP/SEARCH button is

pressed. Repeatedly pressing the SKIP/SEARCH button makes the CD player skip

ahead th

rough the disc track by track. Once the beginning of the last track has been reached

the CD player will not advance any furthe

To skip back to the previous track on a disc

For example to skip back to the beginning of track 3 while track 4 is playing.

Press the Reverse SKIP/SEARCH button twice. Disc play will resume at the beginning of track

The CD played will skip back one track each time the Reverse SK

IP/SEARCH button is pressed.

If this button is p

ressed in the middle of a track, the CD player will skip back to the beginning of

that track.

To make it skip back to the previous track press the Reverse SKIP/SEARCH button

twice.

Repeatedly p

ressing the Reverse SKIP/SEARCH button makes the CD player skip back through

the disc track by track. Once the beginning of the first track

is reached, the CD played will not

go back any furthe

Notes:

The Forward and Reverse SKIP/SEARCH buttons can be used to select a desired track to play

befo

re disc play starts. In this case the number of the selected track will be displayed until

the PL

AY/PAUSE button is pressed. Tracks can be selected even when the disc compartment

is open.

TRACK SKIP

REPEAT DISC PLAY

This function allows the operator to repeat a single track, all

tracks on all 3 CD's.

of the tracks of one CD or with all of the

Press REPEAT once - REPEAT appears in the display, select a disc to play.

Select the track using the Skip/Search

buttons.

Press PLAY/PAUSE

Press REPEAT twice - REPEAT ALL appears in the display, select disc to repeat.

Press PLAY/PAUSE

Press REPEAT again - ALL DISC appears in the display.

Press PLAY/PAUSE

To cancel a repeat mode, keep pressing the REPEAT button until the REPEAT indicator is extinguished.

Note: Single Track Repeat function is possible in normal or programmed playback, repeat one disc

or all discs in only available in normal playback.

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