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è Press the SKIP <I
button twice to return to the start of the
programmed selection prior to the one now playing.
e The SEARCH
(-<<J and D>)
buttons can be used for search
throughout all tracks, including unprogrammed tracks.
@ if a SEARCH
( <d<Jor ==)
button is pressed and held beyond the
range of a programmed selection(s), the displayed selection will be
played and then the unit will continue to the next programmed
selection (including unprogrammed tracks).
1. Press the STOP button.
available for programming
(on side A).
*
Each time a selection is made, the track number and the tape's
remaining time will be displayed, and then the display will change to
indicate the number of the next program.
* On the track calendar, the selected tracks will then illuminate, and
the indication of those tracks that will not fit into the remaining time
will disappear.
Notes:
6.
If the total attempted programming time exceeds the time available for
side A of the tape (the side that is to be recorded first), the "E : rr"
symbol appears in the display, and that track(s) is not programmed. If
the "E : rr' symbol appears,
it means
that although the attempted
track is too long to be programmed, there is on the disc a track that
can be programmed for the time remaining on side A of the tape, and
that track number is continuously flashed on the track calendar display.
To continue programming, press the "MANUAL"
button again to change
to the programming of side B of the tape, and then continue
programming.
If the "E : rr" symbol appears in the TOTAL REMAIN time display, the
track for the numeric button just pressed cannot be programmed
because there is not enough time remaining on the tape. Either select
a shorter track, or use a longer tape.
The tape remaining time displayed includes a four-second non-recorded
interval between tracks.
Begin recording on the tape deck and at the same time press the
PLAY button on this unit.
* When this unit (at the end of side A of the tape) changes to the
PAUSE
mode, turn the cassette over (to side B). Resume
the
recording and, at the same time, press the PLAY button or the
PAUSE button on this unit.
Notes:
Normally, the procedures described above can only be used to
program track numbers
as high as 24, regardless of how many tracks
are onthe disc. In addition, the maximum number of tracks that can
be programmed
is 24 (P-01 to P-24). However, when
(and only when)
the disc has 25 tracks, track number 25 can also be programmed.
To check, cancel or correct a programmed
setting, refer to
"CHECKING, CORRECTING AND CANCELING OF PROGRAMMED
SETTINGS".
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