Pioneer KEH-P6000RDS Owner's Manual page 11

ITS (Instant Track Selection)
This function lets you program and play the
tracks you want. You can listen to just your
favorite tracks.
* The ADPS function* of the multi-play CD
player lets you program up to 100 discs.
(Up to 100 discs can be programmed in-
cluding disc title inputs (see page 22).)
* ADPS: Automatic Disc Program Selection
Up to 99 tracks can be programmed for a
single disc.
When thé number of discs exceeds 100,
discs not being played (Information not
being renewed) in memory is overwritten.
by the newest.
Tracks are programmed for each disc.
Programmed tracks are not erased after
the disc is changed.
Programming
1.Play the track you want to program.
2.Press button © in bank [11] to program
the track.
("ITS" appears on the display [36] for 3
seconds.) |
* Program tracks while ITS play is not in
progress. It is possible during scan play
or random play.
1.Select the desired ITS play miode (repeat
mode). (See page 18.)
2.Hold down button © in bank [11] for:
more than 2 seconds. ("ITS.P" appears
on the display [36].) To cancel ITS play,
hold down button @ in bank [11] for more
than 2 seconds again. ("ITS.P" disap-
pears.)
If you try to play a track that is not pro-
grammed within the play range of the se-
lected repeat mode by ITS, *EMPTY" will
appear on the display [36] for about 3 sec-
onds, indicating that ITS play is not possi-
ble. :
You can perform scan play or random
play during ITS play. In this case, scan
play or random play applies to all the
tracks stored in memory. (If the play
mode is the magazine repaet mode or all
repeat mode, scan play applies to all the
tracks of the discs in the magazine stored
in memory.) :
During ITS play, multi-play CD players
containing discs with programmed tracks
are switched, and disc and track number
search is performed on programmed
tracks. So, you cannot switch to any
tracks or discs that are not stored in
memory.
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ITS Play
Play mode
(repeat mode)
Tracks to be played by ITS
One-Track Repeat
Programmed tracks on the disc being played.
* The play mode changes to disc repeat mode.
Programmed tracks on the disc being played.
* If the disc being played contains no programmed tracks, the
next disc containing programmed tracks is played.
CD players 1 to 4.
* If the disc (muiti-play CD) being played contains no pro-
grammed tracks, the next disc (multi-play CD) containing
programmed tracks is played.
* When 2 or more multi-play CD players are connected..
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Erasing the ITS Program
You can erase one or all selections of the
program for the disc being played by ITS.
Disc Title Input
You can enter a title for the disc in the
multi-play CD player. The title stored for the
disc can be displayed.
* The ADPS function* of the multi-play CD
player lets you enter titles for up to 100
discs. (Up to 100 discs, including ITS, can
be programmed (see page 21).)
*ADPS: Automatic Disc Program Selection
A disc title can consist of up 8 characters
for a single disc.
¢ When the number of discs exceeds 100,
' discs not being played (Information not
being renewed) in memory is overwritten
by the newest.
One title is stored for each disc. The title
stored for a disc is not erased after the
disc is changed.
To erase a single selection:
1.Start ITS play. (See page 21.)
2.Play the track you wish to erase by using
disc number search or track number
search.
3.Hold down button © in bank [11] for
more than 2 seconds. ("CLEAR" appears
on the display [36] for about 3 seconds.)
To erase the disc program:
1.Start normal play.
2.Play the disc you wish to erase by using
disc number search.
3.Hold down button © in bank [11] for
more than 2 seconds to erase the pro-
gram. ("CLEAR" appears on the display
[36] for about 3 seconds.)
Pausing
1.Press button @ in bank [11] to pause dur-
ing disc playback ("PAUSE" appears on
display [36]).
2.Press button ® in bank [11] again to re-
lease pause.
* You can sefect a track using the track
number search during pause. ("PAUSE"
is off while a track is being searched.)
When the track search ends, the found
track is paused at its betinning.