Acesonic 400 Disc DVD CD G Karaoke Changer DGX-400 - Manual (Page 32)

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When you plug a U D or a card into the player, whatever the current
state is play or stop, the system will pop-up a switching interface of
"READ DISC/ READ U DISC/ READ CARD" he default data source which the cursor
points to is the current one(the priority of "read disc"
is highest among the all data sources). If you press [USB/CARD],
the system will switch t different data source ([UP]/ [DOWN]
is also available) here are five operation states as following:
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11. The function of U D /Card (SD/MMC/MS): SB evice Reader
Press the number buttons to input disc No. f the disc No. you input has
already been edited, the system will show all information of this disc
automatically. You can change the disc number by pressing
button left/right or rotating the knob
nly the exist discs'
number will appear.Press the number buttons to input the disc name,
f the content of inputis wrong, you can press [DELETE] to
delete the char in the front of the cursor. You also can use
left or right
to move the cursor and insert char/digit
in the front of the cursor.
Attach, Disc Style and Disc Format are choice options he set of these
options can only be adjusted by pressing the direction button left
or right.
10.1.3 After you finish editing all information, the cursor rests on the item of disc
format as the following picture. Press [ENTER] the system
saves the information and closes the menu.
Delete Disc Information by Deleting Disc Name: When you select a disc by
disc name,attach, disc style or disc format, you can press the direction
button of up or down to choose the disc you want to delete in the list of
disc names, then press [DELETE] he screen displays the
confirming menu of "deleting a disc" as the following picture. Press
[ENTER] to delete the disc name. If a disc name is deleted, all
the related information (Attach, Style, Format) attach to this
disc name is deleted too.
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10.2 Deleting Disc Information
Managing Discs