Tascam CD-RW5000 - Manual (Page 13)

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The remote control unit keys are listed here, together
with the number (in square brackets) of the corre-
sponding key on the main unit, when these keys are
identical in function to those on the main unit. When
these keys have a different function, or are additional
to those on the main unit, an explanation of their
function is provided.
[30] OPEN/CLOSE key
See [4] .
[31] Number keys
These number keys are used to select tracks for pro-
grammed playback, or to select a particular track to
play. See section 3, "Playback operations", for details
of how to perform these operations.
When entering track numbers greater than nine, the
two keys corresponding to the digits that compose
the track number should be pressed in quick7 succes-
sion. For instance, when entering track number 14,
first press the
1 key, quickly followed by the 4 key.
[32] REPEAT key
This key works in the same way as the repeat key on
conventional CD players.
Repeated presses of this key will cycle between the
following repeat modes: repeating the current track
(
REPEAT 1 ), repeating the whole disc ( REPEAT
ALL ), and no repeat.
[33] PGM key
Use this key in conjunction with the number keys for
programmed playback, as described in 3.3.1, "Pro-
grammed playback".
[34] DISPLAY key
See [6] .
[35] FINALIZE key
See [11] .
[36] ERASE key
See [12] .
[37] SYNC START key
See [18] .
[38] AUTO/MANUAL
See [7] .
[39] TRACK INCR key
When the track increment function is in manual
mode, as selected with the
AUTO/MANUAL key
[7] , pressing this key while a disc is being recorded
will increment the current track number. See 4.4,
"Manual track division" and 4.4, "Manual track divi-
sion" for details.
This is equivalent to pressing the RECORD key on
the main unit [17] when recording a disc. This key
has no effect in playback mode.
[40] SKIP keys
See [13] .
[41] SEARCH keys
These three keys allow fast playback in either the for-
ward or backward direction in order to assist precise
location of a point on a disc, similar to the cue and
review modes on a tape recorder.
Pressing the  or Ô key will start playback at
twice normal speed in either the forward or backward
direction respectively.
Pressing the FAST key, followed by the  or Ô
key, will start playback at eight times normal speed
in either the forward or reverse direction,
respectively.
[42] STOP key
See [14] .
[43] PLAY key
See [15] .
[44] PAUSE key
See [16] .
[45] RECORD key
See [17] .