Teac VRDS-8 Manual Del Propietário página 9

Numeric
buttons
program
delete
stop [∑]
Buttons used on this page.
Program Playback
The program playback function allows you
to program up to 99 tunes (tracks)
(including "pause") for playback in any
desired order.
A "pause" can be programmed in the
program memory to stop programmed
playback in the middle.
∑ Programming required tracks
● When the [program] button is pressed
during normal playback, the track being
played becomes the first programmed
track.
● A "pause" cannot be programmed
during playback.
Example:
To program tracks in the order 2 T 4
T pause T 15 T 10 in the stop mode.
1. Press the stop [∑] button.
2. Press the [program] button.
The PROGRAM indicator lights in the
display.
3. Press buttons in the following order;
They are automatically stored in the
program memory in order.
● To program in the stop mode, select a
track using the [√/ç] buttons (the
track number blinks). Press [push enter]
on the dial to store it in memory (the
track number lights up).
● The same track can be programmed
repeatedly.
● If you make a mistake in the track
number entry, press the [clear] button.
Each press clears the current last track
in the program.
● While programming tracks, the track
number ("PA" means pause), the
program number and the total program
clear
playback time will be displayed in the
check
window.
● When a PA code is programmed, the
enter
time display shows the total playback
time of the tracks after the PA code.
√/ç
● When the total program playback time
play [å]
is longer than 1,000 minutes, "---M--S"
pause [ƒ]
appears on the time counter.
4. Press the play [å] button.
● When a programmed pause is reached,
playback will be temporarily suspended.
To restart playback, press the play [å]
button, the pause [ƒ] button or [push
enter] on the dial.
● Playback stops when the last
programmed track has finished playing.
● The programmed contents will be held
in memory even after programmed
playback has been completed or when
programmed playback is stopped by
pressing the stop [∑] button.
● When the stop [∑] button is pressed in
the stop mode, the contents of the
program are erased.
● To release the program mode, press the
[program] button, [delete] button, or
[single] button.
∑ To program using the [√ track
ç] dial.
1. Turn the [√ track ç] dial in the
stop mode to select the track (the track
number blinks).
2. Press [push enter] on the dial to store
it in memory (the track number lights
up).
● Repeat steps 1-2 to program additional
tracks.
● Press the pause [ƒ] button to insert a
pause in the program.
● Press [push enter] on the dial twice
successively to finish programming and
start playback.
∑ Delete programming
This is the opposite to normal program-
ming, and is used to program tracks which
are not to be played. Use it when there are
tracks on the disc you don't want to listen
to.
● When the [delete] button is pressed
● Programming a "pause" in the delete
1. Press the stop [∑] button.
2. Press the [delete] button.
3. Press the numeric buttons corre-
4. Press the play [å] button.
● When the player stops after completing
● Pressing the [delete] button releases
● Pressing the stop [∑] button when the
∑ Checking the programmed
The programmed contents can be checked
easily using [check] button.
Each time the [check] button is pressed,
the track number and its total playback
time appear in the programmed order.
● To check the delete program, press the
● When the [check] button is pressed
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during playback, the track currently
playing is not deleted.
program mode is not possible.
The CD player enters the Delete
Program mode.
The DELETE indicator lights in the
display.
sponding to the track numbers which
you don't want to listen to in the same
way as in normal programming.
Delete-programmed playback starts.
delete-programmed playback or when
the player stops by pressing the stop
[∑] button, the delete-programmed data
is retained.
the delete mode and erases the
program data.
player is stopped will clear the delete-
program memory.
contents
[check] button. The deleted tracks are
displayed in numerical order in the
TRACK display.
when "TLM" or "LOC" is stored in
memory, the TLM and LOC setting
information appear, in that order (TLM
and LOC blink, in order).