Adcom GCD-200 - Manual (Page 6)

(Tl Direct Search System
• To begin disc playback from a desired track
With the player in the stop mode, select the desired
starting track number using the Forward skip/Track
number button (
© or the Reverse skip/Track
number button () ®. The selected track
number will flash in the Digital display (0). When
the Play/Pause button (►/■■) (5) is pressed, the
number shown in the Digital display (0) will switch
from flashing to steadily lighted, and the playback
will begin from the selected track number.
• To move to a desired track during playback
When the player is already in the playback mode and
you wish to move to a different track, select the new
track number using the Forward skip/Track number
button ( ►M ) (Jj) or the Reverse skip/Track number
button (
) ®. The selected track number will
light, and playback will begin at that track.
To use the Reverse skip/Track number button
(
® to return to a track several tracks
earlier than the presently playing track, refer to
the section on Skip Search System.
Model gcd-300 only
When the disc player is in the stop mode, if the
Forward skip/Track number button ( ®
or the Reverse skip/Track number button
( ) ® is pressed continuously, the track
number displayed will change continuously.
This allows you to select track numbers in the
forward or reverse directions quickly.
When the player is in the playback mode, even
if the Forward skip/Track number button
(►•<) (Jj) or the Reverse skip/Track number
button (
) ® is pressed continuously, the
track numbers will not change continuously.
Select track numbers by pressing the ap­
propriate button consecutively once at a time.
When the Digital display (0) is in the time
display mode, the display changes to the Track
display while the
or button is
pressed.
[3] Program play with random
memory search system
The random memory track search function searches for
the desired tracks on the disc in the desired order and
plays them automatically.
1. Load the disc and start programming after the Digital
display (0) has displayed the total number of tracks.
2. First select the desired track numbers using the For­
ward skip/Track number button ( ) (JJ) or the
Reverse skip/Track number button ( ) ®; press
the Memory button (8) after each selection. The
number of the selected track will be shown on the
Digital display (0) and the Program indicator ® will
light,
(Example)
To select the third track, press the Forward
skip/Track number button (
) (Q) three times,
and then press the Memory button (J). To select
the twelfth track, press the Forward skip/Track
number button ( ••♦I ) (0) nine times, followed by
the Memory button (8). A maximum of 15 tracks
may be programmed in this way.
NOTE;
If more than 15 selections are programmed, the
selection after No. 15 will not be memorized.
(Example)
To program the third track
and the twelfth track
MEMORY MEMORY
Press 3 times
T
Press 9 times
[D Skip Search System
• To listen to the track following that presently
being played
When the player is in the playback mode, press the
Forward skip/Track number button ( ) (0)
once. The number of the track following that
presently playing will light in the Digital display (0),
and the playback will begin at that track.
• To listen to the presently playing track once
again
When the player is in the playback mode, press the
Reverse skip/Track number button (
) ®
once. The number of the presently playing track will
light in the Digital display (0), and the playback will
start from the beginning of the track.
• To listen to the track previous to the one
presently playing
When the player is in the playback mode, press the
Reverse skip/Track number button ( @ two
times in succession. The Digital display ® will
display the number of the previous track, and
playback will begin from that track.
3. Press the Play/Pause button ( ► / ■ ■ ) (^. The
tracks are automatically played in the programmed
order.
Possible manual operations during Program
play
Even when the random memory search system
has been used to initiate programmed playback,
the pause and manual search functions may still
be used without erasing the programmed tracks.
In addition, the Skip Search System may be used
as long as they are within the range of the pro­
grammed contents.