Sony MDP-333 - Manual (Page 13)

Using an optional timer
To start playback with an optional timer automatically, leave the
POWER switch of the disc player in the depressed position.
When the timer supplies power at the preset time, the unit turns
on and playback begins.
To pause at the beginning of a disc
Press the II button on the player or the Remote Commander
instead of conducting step 5. The tray closes, and the player
pauses at the beginning of the disc.
AV calendar
When playing an LD containing TOC (Table of Contents) data,
the AV calendar shows information on the total number of
selections. A selection is played, its corresponding number on the
display disappears.
To listen with headphones
Plug stereo headphones into the PHONES jack and adjust the
listening volume with the LEVEL control.
Displays on playback messages
p li il
Time (hr/min/sec) or frame number
Chapter number
Type of LD
Screen Messages
Information on the operating condition of the unit and
chapter numbers can be superimposed on the TV or
monitor screen. While no image is displayed, such as
during search, information tor LD is shown on a blue
background.
To show the on-screen display
Remote
Commander
Press the button again to
turn the display off.
■Current chapter number
fpi ay T —Message 1 (see table
below)
Current frame number
or time information*
f —Chapter numbers during
J program playback
'MSelected function
Message 2 (see table
below)
Discs without time data to the second will be indicated as
"0:22:".
Message 1
(Examples)
.T Msptav i i f * •'
OPEN Disc tray open
CLOSE Disc tray closed
PLAY Playback
STOP Stop
PAUSE Pause
@ / @ Manual search
(Forward/reverse speed scan)
SEARCH Search
► x1/2 1/2 speed display in forward direction
Message 2
(Examples)
mvT’r: > BiplBnaikm '■' '
SIDE A CAV standard-play disc side A
SIDE B CAV Standard-play disc side B
SIDE A CLV Long-play disc side A
SIDE B CLV Long-play disc side B
1/L Main soundtrack/left channel
2/L Second soundtrack/right channel
p DIGITAL Digital sound
P ANALOG Analog sound
Precaution on LD discs
Some discs do not contain the side A or B identification code. In
this case, the disc side indication may not be correct.