Philips CDR570/00 - Manual (Page 22)

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Clearing a program
1 Press STOP 9 if necessary to stop programmed play.
2 Press STOP 9 again to clear the program.
➜
PROGRAM disappears from the display.
• The program is also cleared if you open the disc tray.
Erasing a track from a program
1 In Stop mode press PROG(ram) on the remote control to
enter Program mode.
2 Use 5 or 6 to select the track from which to delete.
➜ The track number and program step will be shown on
the display.
3 Press CANCEL to erase the track from the program.
➜ The remaining program steps and the remaining playing
time of the program will be displayed. • In Menu mode you will have access to a number of features
which are not available via the regular keys (on the deck’s
front and the remote control).
• The TEXT submenus allow you to give names to discs and
tracks. The disc and track names will be displayed during
playback.
• In the RECORDING submenus you can set Auto Track and
Balance.
• All settings (except Balance) made in Menu mode will be
stored in the deck’s memory and can be called up and
changed at any time.
General Operation
1 In Stop mode, select CDR.
2 Press STORE/MENU on the deck or the remote control to
enter Menu mode.
➜
TEXT EDIT appears on the display.
3 Rotate EASY JOG/ENTER to select the required submenus.
4 Press EASY JOG/ENTER or ENTER on the remote control to
confirm selections.
5 Rotate EASY JOG/ENTER to select options in the submenus.
6 Press EASY JOG/ENTER or ENTER on the remote control to
confirm selections.
7 Press STORE/MENU to store settings and return to the
submenu.
8 Press STOP 9 to store settings and exit Menu mode.
Note: Text can only be edited for unfinalized discs. (Finalized
CDRW discs must be unfinalized first.)
OPEN/CLOSE EASY JOG
REWIND
RECORD REC TYPE
MENU/STORE CANCEL
SOURCE
PLAY/PAUSE STOP
FFWD
ENTER
MENU/
STORE
PROG.
ENTER CANCEL
CDR
2
9
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K J
5 6
CD
DIGITAL
OPTICAL
ANALOG
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CD
SYNC PROGRAM
SHUFFLE REPEAT
SCAN
ALL
MANUAL
TRACK RW
REM TRACK REC TIME REM TOTAL TIME STEP TRACK FADE
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Remarks about Menu mode
PROGRAMMING MENU MODE