Arcam 9 - Manual (Page 5)

Using the remote control
The buttons shown in white have
the same functions as those on the
front of the CD player.
Don’t forget to fit the batteries and ensure they
are inserted correctly into the back of the
remote control before using it.
The remote control sends a message to an Infra­
red receiver which is located behind the ARCAM
badge on the front of the CD player
Do not place anything In front of the badge or
the remote control may not work.
CLEAR
If you make a mistake whilst programming
you can delete the last track you
programmed in by pressing the 'CLEAR'
button. To delete a track from the middle
of a programmed selection press 'CHECK'
until you get to the track you wish to
delete. Then press 'CLEAR'. To delete all
the programmed tracks press the 'STOP'
key twice or continually press ‘CLEAR until
'O' is displayed.
0-9 KEYPAD
Allows direct access to individual tracks on
the disc.
To select a track, press the corresponding
keypad button then press 'PLAT. For tracks
greater than 9 just enter the appropriate
numbers, ie for track 15 press I, then 5,
then'PLAY.
REMAIN
Press once to display the remaining time of
the track Press a second time to display
the remaining time of the disc. Press
'REMAIN' a third time and the display will
revert to its original setting showing the
elapsed time of the track If you press
'REMAIN' when the disc is not playing the
total number of tracks and total playing
time is displayed.
MUTE
Stops sound to the speaker outputs of
certain Arcam amplifiers.
Please noteiThe 'VOLUME' control and
'MUTE' buttons have no effect on the audio
output level of the Alpha CD players.
SPACE
This button automatically inserts a 4 second space between tracb in either normal .or
programmed play (see PROG). This enables the music search system of certain cassette
decks to operate correctly when making recordings. The 'SPACE' indicator on the display
is illuminated. Press the SPACE button a second time to cancel this function. The 4
second space is ignored when you use any of the search keys. NOTE:The 4 second time
between tracks is added to the remaining and total time display for the disc e.g. an I I
track disc will have 40 seconds added to its total track time when using the 'SPACE'
function. When the CD is between tracks the displayed time will count from -0.04 to 0.00
in one second increments and the 'SPACE' legend will flash,before the track begins to play.
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VOLUME + -
Adjusts the volume level on Arcam remote
controllable amplifiers.
Please note:The 'VOLUME' control and
'MUTE' buttons have no effect on the audio
output level of the Alpha CD players.
A-B
This button enables you to repeat any
section of music within one track. Whilst
the disc is playing press the 'A-B' button at ■■
the start of the section that you wish to
repeat 'REPEAT is illuminated on the
display and the 'A -' letter flashes. Press the
A-B button a second time when you reach
the end of the section you wish to repeat
The 'A-B' letters stop flashing and remain lit
The selected section of track will play
repeatedly until you press the 'STOP' or H
or H ■ The backward and forward
►► search buttons can move back or for­
ward within the selected section.
SHUFFLE
Press 'SHUFFLE' and then 'PLAT to play all
the tracks on the disc in random order.
Press 'SHUFFLE' during play and shuffle play
will begin from the current selection.
'SHUFFLE' will illuminate in the display.
While the player is deciding which track to
play the track indicator on the display will
perform a scrolling routine. In 'SHUFFLE'
mode the H button will only replay the
current track, and not select the previous
track. To stop the shuffle function press
'SHUFFLE' a second time.
SCAN
Press to play the first 10 seconds of each
track in sequence. The track number will be
indicated on the display while 'SCAN' is
selected. To continue listening to a 'scanned'
track, press 'PLAT. The player will leave the
'SCAN' mode once 'PLAT has been
pressed.