Wadia Digital 860 - Manual (Page 14)

WADIA 860 COMPACT DISC PLAYER
REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION (continued)
INDEX: Pressing these buttons allows access to the previous or next index
point within a track that has such indexed sections.
TRACK FORWARD/REV: Pressing these buttons allows access to the
previous or next track on a disc.
SEARCH: Pressing these buttons allows fast reverse or fast forward access
through a track.
STOP: Pressing this button while a Compact Disc is playing stops PLAY
PAUSE: Pressing this button, while a Compact Disc is playing, suspends
PLAY. Pressing the PLAY button will resume play at the point where the
pause button was pressed.
PLAY: After a Compact Disc has been loaded into the drawer, pressing
this button plays the disc beginning with the first track on the disc or in
a sequenced program. Pressing this button while the drawer is open,
closes the drawer and begins play with the first track on the disc or in a
sequenced program.
PROGRAMMING THE CD TRANSPORT
Program: Pressing this button enters all tracks subsequently chosen with
the numeric keys (up to a total of 20 selections) as part of a programmed
sequence.
Programming a sequence of tracks can be done either in the stop mode or
in the play mode.
To program a sequence of tracks from a compact disc while in the stop
mode, first press the program button. The program indicator will illuminate in
the display window. Next, press the numeric buttons of the tracks you would
like to program in the sequence desired. The number of each selected track
will be indicated under the track indicator, the location of that track within the
program (the playing order) of the tracks selected will be indicated in the
area where index is usually identified, and the total program playback time
of the sequence will be updated as each track is programmed.
To program a sequence of tracks from a compact disc while in the play
mode, the procedure is the same. The only difference is that the total
program’s playback time will not be displayed.
A program will continue to be held in memory, even after that
program has been completely played.
When programmed playback is ended by pressing the stop button, the
program will continue to be held in memory. However, if the stop button is
pressed a second time, the program indicator on the display will go out
and the programmed contents will be erased from memory.
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