Cueing - Omnitronic CDP-2400 Manual Del Usuario

Adjust the playback-speed via the Pitchfader (Pitch-LED of the respective speed is on).
Possibility 2:
Via the Pitch Bend-buttons you can adjust the playback-speed temporarily.
Put the CD-player into playback-mode. Press the desired Pitch Bend-button. After letting the Pitch Bend-
button loose, the player automatically returns to the original playback-speed.
Motor Off-effect:
The Motor Off-effect equals the slow stopping of the turntable, if the motor is switched off. This effect is
activated via the Pitch Bend - button. If you hold the Pitch Bend - button, the playback-speeds decreases
down to 0. If the CD has "stopped", you can re-activate playback by releasing the Pitch Bend - button.
Possibility 3:
In the playback-mode, you can adjust the playback-speed by +/- 100 % via the Scratch-wheel. The adjust-
ment will be temorary with the Hold-button not activated and permanent with pressed Hold-button.

6.7 Cueing

Auto-Cue function:
After switching on and after pressing the Track-buttons, the player automatically jumps to the section where
the music starts. This function enable to minimize the transitions between two tracks.
If the Auto Cue-function is disabled, a time interval remains between two tracks until the music starts. If the
Auto Cue-function is activated (the display shows "Auto Cue"), the music starts immediately.
Back-Cue function:
If you press the Cue-button during playback, the player returns to the track-start or Cue-point (In-button) and
goes into Pause-mode. Please note that this function is only available within one track.
Bop-function:
When calling the Cue-point via the Reloop-button the player remains in the play-mode.
Memorizing the Cue-point:
Possibility 1:
The player is in Playback-mode.
Press the In-button and the Cue-point is memorized. The Cue-indicator shortly flashes.
As soon as you press the Cue-button, the player returns the Cue-point and goes into Pause-mode.
Possibility 2:
The player is in Playback-mode.
Press the Play/Pause-button and the player goes into Pause-mode.
Select the Cue-point via the Scratch-wheel. The display shows the selected starting-point (e.g. 3:42 22).
Press the In-button and the Cue-point is memorized. The Cue-indicator shortly flashes.
As soon as you press the Cue-button, the player returns the Cue-point and goes into Pause-mode.
Possibility 3:
The player is in Pause-mode or in Playback-mode.
Press the Track-button to select the desired track. The Cue-indicator shortly flashes and the Cue-point is set
to the track-start.
Memorizing several Cue-points:
With the CDP-2400, you can memorize up to 4 different Cue-points of different tracks and recall them via the
Bank/Cue-button or the Cue-button, respectively.
Press the Memory/Recall-button (LED on) and the desired Bank/Cue-button in order to memorize the current
Cue-point on the Bank/Cue-button.
By pressing the respective Bank/Cue-button, you can recall the Cue-points memorized via the
Memory/Recall-button. The last memorized Cue-point can be recalled by pressing the Cue-button.
The memorized Cue-points can be overritten at any time. Please note that the Cue-points can only be
deleted by switching the CD-player off an on again.
You can recall all memorized Cue-points from up to 500 CDs after switching the CD-player off. Therefore,
you have to switch the CD-player on, press the Memory/Recall-button (LED on) and insert the respective
CD. The display shows "Recall" until the loading process is finished.
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