Panasonic FZ-10 Operating Instructions Manual page 11

Press
[PUSH]
to
open
the
lid.
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Insert
the
CD.
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Insert
the
CD
with
its
I
label
side facing up
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Press
down
on
the
CD
label
side so
that
it
slides
over the
center holder
Press
[PUSH]
to
close the
lid
until
it
clicks.
With a
3DO™
CD
The game now
starts
automatically
Caution
If
the
CD
has
not
been
properly placed on
the
center holder,
it
may
be
damaged when
the
lid is
closed
The
sound
of
CD
drive
accessing
may
be heard
when
operating software
This
is
not a malfunction
Game
data
can be
saved.
Depending on
the
game
software,
it
may
be
possible
to
save
results
and
other such data
at
interim
stages
in
the
built-in
storage
The
saved
data
will
not
be
lost
even
when
the
power
is
turned
off
(For
details
on
operation,
refer to
the
instructions
accompanying
the software concerned
)
Saved
data
can be removed.
When
the
built-in
storage
is full,
no more
new
data can be saved
In this
case,
it
is
possible
to
remove
data no longer required by
following the
procedure given below
(jj)
Without
inserting
a
CD
in
the player, turn
on
the
power
@
When
the "Press
X
to start
STORAGE MANAGER"
message
appears,
press
the
(x)
button
(The data
list
screen
now
appears
)
(SJ)
Select the item
to
be
removed
using the
up/down
directional
pad
(g) Press
the
®
button
L,st
screen
(Confirmation
is
needed
)
Confirmation screen
IT
Check
the
name
of
the
item,
and remove
it
using the
®
button
(@)
Quit Storage
Manager
using
the
®
button
'
Press
the
®
button
to
remove
all
the item
Data
names
•
When
a
name
is
too long
to
be viewed on
the
list
screen,
check
it
on
the
confirmation screen
•
All
track
sequences
of
audio
CDs
(see
page
1
7)
are stored
in
"acd playhst
This
is
listed
as "Audio
CD
Program" on
the
list
screen
Caution
• Always
press
the
(x)
button
when
the
list
screen
is
displayed
to quit
Storage
Manager
If
the
power
is
turned
off
or the
lid is
opened
or closed
before
quitting
Storage
Manager,
the
contents
of
the
back-up
memory
may
be
lost
• The numbers
on
the
list
screen denote
the
amount
of
data
in
the
back-up
memory
Included
in
these
numbers
are the
64
bytes
used by
the
system
"Total
memory
size"
denotes
the
total
memory
in
use
The system
uses
152
bytes
at
all
times
•
Once
removed,
data cannot be
restored'