Searching Through Tracks; Observing The Eom Led - Denon Professional Flash Start Remote Controller Guía De Usuario

Searching through Tracks

To rewind or fast-forward through the current track on a DN-500CB, DN-700CB, or PMD-526C,
press the rewind or fast-forward button. The media device will search through the track at 30X the
normal playback speed, and a second press of the Rewind or Fast-forward button will resume
normal playback.
To stop rewinding or fast-forwarding at the current track time on a DN-500CB, DN-700CB, or
PMD-526C, press the Play button, Pause button, or press the Rewind or Fast-forward button a
second time.
To rewind or fast-forward through the current track on a DN-501C, DN-700C, DN-500R, DN-
700R, or DN-900R, press the Rewind or Fast-forward button. With each press of the button, the
media device will cycle through the search speeds: 2X, 10X, 50X, 100X, and 200X the normal
playback speed.
To stop rewinding or fast-forwarding at the current track time on a DN-501C, DN-700C, DN-
500R, DN-700R, or DN-900R, press the Play or Pause button.

Observing the EOM LED

The EOM LED is a warning light that will turn on when the currently playing track is almost finished.
The light will then turn off once the track ends.
On the DN-500CB, DN-700CB, and PMD-526C, the EOM LED will have no function.
On the DN-501C, DN-700C, DN-500R, DN-700R, and DN-900R, the amount of time the EOM LED
will turn on before the end of the current track will depend on the End of Message setting
configured in the media device's settings menu.
Recording (DN-500R, DN-700R, and DN-900R only)
To begin recording, press the Record button. How many times you have to press the button
depends on whether One Touch Recording is turned on or off on the device connected to your
remote:
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If One Touch Recording is set to Off, press the remote's Record button once to enter recording
mode and then press it again to start recording. A new file will be created for your recording.
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If One Touch Recording is set to On in your device's settings, press this button once to start
recording. A new file will be created for your recording.
During recording, the Record button will be brightly lit.
To create another new file while recording, press the Record button. The recording will continue
but it will be split between the previous and new file.
To pause an in-progress recording, press the Pause button. While a recording is paused, the
Record button will flash. After pausing, you can start recording again by pressing the Record
button, which will resume the same file from the point at which it is paused.
To stop recording, press the Stop button. After you press Stop, the last recorded file will be cued
from the beginning.
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