Adcom GCD-200 - Manual (Page 8)

■ Fast reverse manual search
During playback, if the Fast reverse/1ndex button (
® is pressed continuously, playback will be
reversed as long as the button is held down.
fast
Elapsed time corresponding to the
track which is being fast reversed,
will be displayed.
During the manual search operation, when you have
found the part of the track you wish to hear, release
the Fast forward/1 ndex button ( ►►) (9) or the Fast
reverse/Index button ( a n d normal play­
back will resume from that point.
When performing manual search, the volume will be
lower than during normal play.
If the manual search operation is begun from the
pause mode, you can search for your desired lo­
cation using the Digital display (Q) alone without any
sound being produced.
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• When the Digital display (Q) is in the Track/
Index display mode, the display changes to the
Time display mode automatically while the -4-^
or ►► button is pressed.
• For the manual search, two speed modes of
searching are reserved. If kept depressed, the
2nd faster mode will be performed.
[e] Index search
With this function, you can perform selection and
playback of specific portions of a track according to
their index numbers. Use the Forward skip/Track
number button ( ) (Q) or the Reverse skip/Track
number button ( ® to select the number of the
desired track. Then, use the Fast forward/Index
number button ( ) (J) or the Fast reverse/Index
number button () (jJ) to select the desired index
number. When the Play/Pause button ( ► / ■ ■ ) (5) is
pressed, the playback will begin from the designated in­
dex number of the selected track.
Your chosen track number and
index number wilt be displayed.
Index fiN*oexi
• Indexing means that a single track has been
divided into even smaller divisions, and each
such division has been assigned an "index
number”. Before playing, consult the instruc­
tions for your particular disc.
• If you press the Play/Pause button (►/■■) (5)
after selecting an index number not listed on
your disc's instructions, the player will
automatically stop.
(Tl Pause-standby
By using the following four methods, you can search for
tracks or parts of tracks and place the unit in the pause
(standby) mode. When the Play/Pause button (►/■■)
(5) is pressed, playback will begin.
■ Searching for the first track on the disc
After loading the disc in the player, merely press the
Play/Pause button ( ► / ■ ■ ) a n d press it again while
the Play indicator (i|) is flashing.
■ Searching by random memory search system
1, Perform random memory programming.
2. Press the Play/Pause button (►/■■) (f) and press it
again while the Play indicator (j|) is flashing. The
player will search for the first track entered in its
memory and enter the pause mode.
■ Searching by Direct Search System
1. Select the track number you wish to listen to using
the Forward skip/Track number button ( ) (Q)
or the Reverse skip/Track number button ( )
2. Press the Play/Pause button {►/■■) (D and press it
again while the Play indicator (Q) is flashing. The
unit will search for the selected track and enter the
pause mode.
■ Searching by index search
1. Perform index search operation.
2. Press the Play/Pause button {►/■■) ® and press it
again while the Play indicator (||) is flashing. The
player will search for the selected index portion and
enter the pause mode.
[|] Timer playback
Timer playback can be performed when the player is
used with a separately purchased audio timer.
1. Set your preamplifier or receiver's function switch to
the position corresponding to the gcd-200/gcd-300.
2. Turn on the power to the gcd-200/gcd-300 and load
a disc.
3. Set your timer to the time at which you wish
playback to begin (temporarily turn off power to the
preamplifier or receiver and gcd-200/gcd-300 when
doing this).
4. At the time set on the timer, playback will begin from
the first track of the disc.
Be sure to set the output volume of the preamplifier
or receiver to the desired level beforehand.
Audio timer |
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