Basic operation – American Audio UCD-100 User Manual

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11. FRAME SEARCH

this feature allows you to scroll through a track to
set a cue, or loop point. to use the scroll function
you must first be in Pause Mode or Cue Mode.
Once you are in Pause or Cue mode, use your
finger tip or hand to turn the JOG WhEEL (18)
to scroll through the track (figure 11). turning the
wheel in a clockwise direction will advance the
frame search and turning the wheel in a counter-
clockwise direction rewinds the frame search.
When you use the JOG WhEEL (18) the moni-
tor (headphone level) of a mixer allows you to
here what you are scrolling through. Once you
reach your desired starting point you can set a
cue (starting) point by pressing the PLay/PauSE
buttON (15)
as in figure 11. Pressing the CuE
buttON (16)
will return the disc to the cue point
just set.

10. FRAME SEARCH (FORWARD /
REvERSE)

this function lets you a frame search through a
track. to do this press either the forward or reverse
SEarCh buttONS (13).

figure 11

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9. AUTO CUE

”Cueing” is the action of preparing for playback. the unit is designed to automatically cue at the first audible
signal on the first of a disc when a disc is inserted. If a track is selected before a disc is inserted, the unit will
automatically cue to the first audible signal for the selected track.

10. SETTING CUE POINTS

A cue point is the exact point playback will begin when the PLay/PauSE buttON (15) is pressed. A cue point
may be created anywhere on a disc or in a track.

Use the JOG WhEEL (18) to set a cue point by
frame. While the disc is in pause or cue mode,
use the JOG WhEEL (18) to scroll through a
track to find your desired starting point. Once
you have found your desired cue point press the
PLay buttON (15)
to enter this point in to the
unit's memory. At this point when ever the CuE
buttON (16)
is pressed it will return the track
to this exact point.

figure 10

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