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ust the volume level.

Removing the disc

After the disc has stopped rotating, open iid,
press PUSH to reiease the disc. (Do not
open the lid during piay.)

When you open and/or ciose the lid, be sure
to disconnect the stereo headphones plug
from the headphones jack to avoid acciden­

tal breakage.

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MODE

NORMAL

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Set the MODE selector and XB!
switch, before inserting the disc.

Skip play

1

Set MODE to NORMAL.

Set the unit to the stop mode.

(See page 4.)

2

Press «SKIP/» SEARCH to se­
lect the desired track number.

3

Press

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The tracks are played in sequence starting
with the selected track until the last track,
after which play is automatically stopped.

Resume play_______

Set MODE to RESUME.

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Play can be resumed from the start of the
track which was playing when the stop mode
was last selected or when the power was last
turned off.
This is useful when playing discs inside a

car.

To cancel the resume mode

Set MODE to NORMAL.

For your reference:

If MODE is set to RESUME, the ail repeat
function is automatically activated when play
is started.

®if play is stopped near the end of a track, it

may be resumed from the next track.

©When a track is being played, if the power

is turned off and another disc is inserted,

the position of the track last played is still in
the memory, and play will start at the same

position among the tracks on the newly
inserted disc.

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