Harman-Kardon HD720 - Manual (Page 11)

Remote Control Functions
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a Power Off: Press this button to
put the unit in the Standby mode.
b Power On: Press this button to
turn on the HD720. Note that in
order for the Power On button to
operate, the front panel
Power
Switch 1 must be pressed, and the
Status Mode Indicator 2 should
glow amber. (See page 11 for more
information.)
c Numeric Controls: Press these
buttons to select a specific track on a
disc. The unit will immediately search
for the track and begin to play it. For
tracks 1 through 9 on a disc, you
need only press the desired number.
For tracks 10 and above, the second
digit of the number must be entered
within two seconds of the first digit.
(See page 10 for more information.)
These buttons are also used to enter
track numbers into the memory for
pre-programmed play lists. (See
page 13 for complete information on
programming the HD720.)
d Program Button: Press this
button to begin the process of pro-
gramming the HD720 to play the
tracks on a disc in a specific order.
Once the button is pressed, enter
each of the desired track numbers in
quick succession using the
Numeric
Controls c. When you have
entered the tracks to be played,
press the
Play button j to begin
the programmed sequence. (See
page 13 for complete information
on programming the HD720.)
e Clear Button: Press this button
to remove tracks from a programmed
sequence. Each press of the button
will remove one track, starting with
the last track programmed to play.
(See page 13 for complete informa-
tion on programming the HD720.)
f Repeat 1/All Button: Press this
button once so that the REPEAT and
ALL indicators are illuminated to
repeat all tracks on the disc. Press
the button a second time to repeat
only the track that is currently being
played, and note that the
REPEAT
and ONE indicators will light in the
Information Display . (See page 14
for more information on Repeat Play.)
g Repeat A–B Button: Press this
button to repeat a segment of the
disc. Press the button once to mark
the start of the portion to be repeated.
Press it again at the end of the desired
sequence. The marked passage will
not play continuously until the
Stop
button k is pressed. (See page 14
for more information on Repeat Play.)
h Skip Buttons: Press one of
these buttons to move to the next
track
·, or to move back to the
previous track ‡.
i Search Buttons: Press one of
these buttons to search forward
— or backwards ‚ through a
disc to locate a particular portion of
the selection being played.
j Play Button: Press this button to
start the playback of a CD. If the CD
drawer is open, pressing this button
will automatically close the drawer.
k Stop: Press this button to stop the
disc currently being played.
l Pause Button: Press this button
once to momentarily stop a disc.
When the button is pressed again,
the disc will resume play at the point
it was stopped.
m Random Button: Press this
button to put a disc into play, and to
have all of the tracks played in a
random order. (See page 10 for
more information.)
n Time Button: Press this button
to select the time display. In normal
operation, the display will show the
running time of a track being played.
Press the button once to check the
time remaining for the track in play.
Press the button a third time to view
the total play time remaining for the
disc in play.
o Check Button: Press this button
to check the order of tracks pro-
grammed into the HD720’s memory.
(See page 13 for complete information
on programming the HD720.)
p Intro Button: Press this button
to put the HD720 in the Intro Scan
mode. When you press the button,
the unit will play the first 15 seconds
of each track on the disc, and then
move to the next track. Press the but-
ton again to defeat the function and
continue full play of the current track.
(See page 12 for more information.)
q Display Button: Press this
button once to dim the front panel
display to half brightness. Press it
again to turn the display lights off
completely. Another press will return
the display to normal brightness.
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