Musical Fidelity A3.2 CD - Manual (Page 13)

A3.2 CD Instructions for Use Page 13 of 17
Issue 6: March 2003
SPECIAL FEATURES
If at any time you make a mistake or wish
to delete a track from the list, press the
CLEAR button to erase the last step.
Repeated pressing of CLEAR will then
erase each step in reverse order.
If you wish to check the selection before
playing back your program, the CHECK
button can be pressed to step through each
track in turn. At the end of the check
sequence, the display briefly shows:
To play the programmed tracks press
PLAY/PAUSE (or INTRO if required,
see page 12).
When all programmed tracks have been
played, the CD player stops. The same
track selection can then be played again by
pressing the PLAY/PAUSE button.
To cancel this mode, press PROGRAM.
The word CONTINUE then briefly
replaces track, index and time display.
Note: The entire program contents will be
cleared if you open the disc compartment
to load another disc, but this does not can-
cel program mode itself.
AUTOSPACE
The A3.2 CD's AUTOSPACE function can
be used to insert 4-second silent spaces in
between each track as it is played back.
This can be useful when making cassette
recordings of CDs. Some cassette
recorders feature a track skip or search
function which uses the silent gap between
tracks to locate each one individually.
However, some CDs do not have long
enough gaps between tracks for this func-
tion to operate properly.
AUTOSPACE can solve this problem.
Pressing the AUTOSPACE button once
activates the function. The legend
AUTO SPACE will appear in the display.
In this mode, once the A3.2 CD has
reached the end of a track the
AUTO SPACE
graphic will begin to flash and the elapsed
time part of the display will change to
count down from four seconds to zero
before play of the next track begins.
When zero is reached the
AUTO SPACE
legend stops flashing and play continues at
the start of the next track.
Press AUTOSPACE again to cancel this
mode.
DISPLAY
The A3.2 CD's display can be switched off
with the DISPLAY button on the remote
control
when a disc is playing.
However, if the button is pressed without a
CD being loaded, or with a disc stopped,
track, index and time displays are briefly
replaced by the word DISPLAY OFF to
confirm this mode has been engaged,
but
the display remains lit until play is
selected. Pushing the button a second time
briefly shows DISPLAY ON to confirm
that the function has been cancelled.
When in display-off mode, pressing any
button will cause the display to return
briefly to confirm the new status before
again switching off.