Playing A Tape In Various Modes - Sony XR-C540RDS Manual De Instrucciones

Locating the beginning of a track
— Automatic Music Sensor (AMS)
You can skip up to nine tracks at one time.
During playback, press either side of
(SEEK/AMS) momentarily.
To locate the
preceding tracks
Note
The AMS function may not work when:
• the blanks between tracks are shorter than 4 seconds.
• there is noise between tracks.
• there are long sections of low volume or quiet sections.
Changing the displayed items
Each time you press (DSPL) momentarily
during tape playback, the displayed item
changes as follows:
z Tape playback
EN
* While the AF/TA function activated.
Playing a tape in various
modes
Searching for the desired track
— Intro scan
Press (1) during playback.
"INTRO" appears on the display.
The first 10 seconds of all the tracks are played.
When you find the desired track, press again.
The unit returns to the normal playback mode.
Playing tracks repeatedly
— Repeat play
Press (2) during playback.
"REP" appears on the display.
When the current played track is over, it will
be played again from the beginning.
To cancel this mode, press again.
6
SEEK
AMS
To locate the
succeeding tracks
z Clock z Frequency*
Switching to the radio while fast-
winding a tape
— Automatic Tuner Activation (ATA)
Press (5) during playback.
"ATA" appears on the display.
When fast-forwarding or rewinding with
(SEEK/AMS) for two seconds, the tuner will
turn on automatically.
To cancel this function, press (5).
Skipping blanks during tape
playback — Blank skip
Press (6) during playback.
"BL.SKIP" appears on the display.
Blanks longer than eight seconds will
automatically be skipped during tape
playback.
To cancel this function, press (6).
Playing a tape recorded in the
Dolby B NR system (XR-C540RDS
only)
Press the (3) when you want to listen to
a tape recorded in the Dolby* B NR
system.
"a" appears on the display.
To cancel this function, press (3).
* Dolby noise reduction manufactured under license from
Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
"DOLBY" and the double-D symbol a are trademarks
of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.