Remote control unit, 4 – names and functions of parts – Teac MD-CD1MKIII User Manual

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Shared operation buttons

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CD/MD selector 1 is used to select CD or MD deck

operation, while buttons 2 and beyond are shared

operation buttons. 3 and subsequent buttons control

the deck selected usign CD/MD selector 1 as the

“remote control master”.

1

CD/MD selector
Selects the remote control master. Refer to “Display

master and remote master settings” on page 27.

2

Number buttons (0 – 9)

These are used to select track numbers and for time

search. During MD Title Input mode, they can be

used to input letters, codes, numbers and Japanese

characters. Characters that can be input are indicated

above the buttons.

NOTE

Track number selection and time search can only be

performed for the display master deck. These functions

cannot be operated for the deck selected as the remote

control master.
While these buttons can also be used for character

input during title input operation, in this manual they

are referred to as “Number buttons.”

3

P. MODE button
This selects the playback mode. During selection,

the playback mode is indicated on the display in the

following manner.
Continuous playback (in disc order): no indication
Single playback: SINGLE lights up
Program playback: PROGRAM lights up

Random playback: RANDOM lights up
For the modes apart from continuous playback,

refer to “Single-track playback” on page 30, “Program

playback” on page 30 and “Random playback” on page

31.
Even when the power is turned off, the playback mode

setting is retained.

4

INS button
During MD Title Input mode, this button inserts a

space at the cursor position.

5

DEL/CLR button
During track number input, the track number is

cleared when this button is pressed.
During program input, the selected program number

track is deleted.
During title input, the character at the cursor position

is deleted.

6

NO button
This operates the same way as the NO button on the

unit.

7

ENT/YES button
This operates the same way as the YES and ENTER

buttons on the unit.

8

REPEAT button
This turns the Repeat Mode on and off. When it is on,

REPEAT

lights up in the display. Refer to “Repeat

playback” on page 29. Even when the power is turned

off, the Repeat Mode setting is retained.

9

A-B REPEAT key
This turns the A-B Repeat Mode on and off, and is used

to set the section for repeat playback. Refer to “A to B

repeat playback” on page 29.

0

AUTO CUE button
This turns the Auto Cue Mode on and off. When it is

on,

A.CUE

lights up in the display. Refer to “Auto cue”

on page 28. Even when the power is turned off, the

Auto Cue Mode setting is retained.

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AUTO READY button
This turns the Auto Ready Mode on and off. When it is

on,

A.READY

lights up in the display. Refer to “Auto

ready (of a specified track)” on page 28. Even when the

power is turned off, the Auto Ready Mode setting is

retained.

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DIR/GROUP button
When this button is pressed during stop, it turns on or

off the data CD directory playback mode (when the CD

deck is the remote control master) or the MD group

playback mode (when the MD deck is the remote

control master). Refer to “MP3 and WAV file directory

playback” on page 33, and “MD group playback” on

page 34.

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TIME button

This operates in the same way as the TIME button on

the unit.

4 – Names and Functions of Parts

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