AMC CD8b - Manual (Page 7)

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1. POWER SWITCH
Note: All connections must be
completed before turning the power on.
2. OPEN/CLOSE
3. PLAY
4. PAUSE
5. STOP
6. PROGRAMMING
TRACK
PROGRAM
TRACK
PROGRAM
TIME
P R O G R A M
PROGRAM PLAY
PROGRAM
TRACK
TRACK
STOP TRACK SEARCH
PROGRAM PLAY
PROGRAM
The CD player is turned on by depressing
the power switch. The LED indicator
above the power switch will glow green.
By pressing the open/close button the disc
drawer will open. Pressing it again
will close the drawer. If the drawer is
opened while a disc is playing, the disc will
stop and the drawer will open. An open
drawer can also be closed by pressing
PLAY or by gently pushing the drawer
inward. If the OPEN/CLOSE button is
pushed after programming the player, all
programming will be erased.
Place a CD into the open drawer with the
label facing up. Press the PLAY button to
close the drawer and begin playback.
Playback will stop when the STOP button is
pressed or when the disc has reached the
end.
While the disc is playing, press the PAUSE
button to suspend playback. Press
the PAUSE button again to resume
playback.
To stop the CD while playing, press the
STOP button. Pressing the STOP button
will cancel any repeat-play cycles and the
display will show the number of the
tracks and total time on the disc.
The CD8b can be programmed to play up
to 21 tracks in any desired order.
To program playback, start by pressing the
PROGRAM button. The MEMORY
indicator will illuminate. When the track
number displays "00" and the time display
indicates "P:01" programming entries may
be entered.
a) Use the TRACK button to select the first
track in your planned sequence. In
the memory mode, the CD8b has a "wrap-
around" function. If you back
repeatedly from track "00", the number
counts down from the final track of the disc.
This provides a convenient way to select
h i g h - n u m b e r e d t r a c k s d u r i n g
programming.
b) Press to store the selected
track in memory. The track number
will revert back to "00" and the time display
will advance to "P:02", showing the
player is ready for a second entry.
c) Repeat steps a and b, and
, to select and store other
track numbers in memory, up to a
maximum of 21 entries.
d) At any point during the program entry
process, the button on the player
can be pressed to display the total playing
time of the program.
e) To review programmed entries, press
r e p e a t e d l y t o s h o w
programmed entries. When the displayed
t r a c k n u m b e r r e t u r n s t o " 0 0 " ,
additional tracks may be entered in the
memory by repeating steps a and b.
f) To play the stored programs, press
followed by . The word
will appear in the upper-right
corner of the display indicating that a stored
program is being played.
During program playback the
buttons will access only the tracks in the
program list. If you want to skip over a
portion of a stored program, initiate play
and press to jump over the
programmed tracks you don't want to hear.
g) To terminate the programmed play,
press . The and
buttons will now access any track on the
disc. The stored track list , however, still
remains in the memory. If you want to play
the program again, simply press
followed by . If you want
to add new tracks to the program, press
repeatedly to review the list
until the track number shows "00".