Philips CD 48 - Manual (Page 6)

PROGRAMMING
By programming the player you can play up to
20 tracks of a disc in any required sequence. Each
track can however only be selected once. If you
exceed the maximum of 20 tracks. ’Err’ appears.
Programming is only possible when the disc is not
playing. Once playing has started it is no longer
possible to change the programme.
STORING A PROGRAMME
• Close the tray by pressing OPEN/CLOSE.
> The highest track number you can store appears
on the display.
• Press NEXT or PREV until the first track number
you wish to programme is displayed. If you
require the highest number on the disc as the first
track, you must still press PREV once.
> Afterthe numberyou willsee aflashing colon sign
followed by a dash.
• While the colon is flashing press PROGRAM.
> The colon sign will stop flashing.
> The dash will be replaced by ’P’ (for Programme).
> That number has been stored.
• Store each of the remaining track numbers re­
quired in the same way.
Warning - The colon will flash for approx. 7 sec.
each time. If you fail to press PROGRAM within that
time, the colon will stop flashing. You can then no
longer store the number: instead of the ’P’ you will
see ’Err’ - or the numbers already stored will appear
- if you press PROGRAM too late. You can however
still store such a missed number by returning to it
from the previous or the following number.
For example:
On a disc with 16 tracks you wish to listen to the
numbers 7, 3,9,5,12 and 10 in that sequence.
• Load the disc in the tray and close it by pressing
OPEN/CLOSE.
> Afew moments laterthe display will indicate ’16’.
• Press NEXT until the display shows ’7:-’ and
press PROGRAM.
> You will then see ’7: P’.
• Go back to ’3: -’ using PREV and press
PROGRAM again.
> You will now see ’3: P’.
• Display the numbers 9, 5, 12 and 10 in turn by
pressing NEXT or PREV and store them by
pressing PROGRAM after each one.
> When the last number has been stored the
display will show ’10: P’ continuously.
RECTIFYING A MISTAKE
• Go to anothertrack number by pressing NEXT or
PREV.
• Return to the wrong number.
• While the colon is flashing press PROGRAM.
> The ’P’ after the number is replaced by a ’C’ (for
Clear).
• Store the correct number.
Incur example: you have stored ’4’ instead of ’5’. Go
to ’3’ using PREV, return to ’4’ using NEXT and press
PROGRAM. You will then see ’4: C’. Now proceed
to store ’5’.
CHECKING THE PROGRAMME
• You can check the track numbers you have
stored by pressing PROGRAM.
> All the track numbers appear in the programmed
sequence on the display.
In our example: ’-7-’ ’-3-’ ’-9-’ ’-5-’ ’-12-’ ’-10-’
’10: P’.
If ’Err’ appears, this means that no track numbers
have yet been stored.
ERASING A TRACK NUMBER FROM THE
PROGRAMME OR THE ENTIRE PROGRAMME
• Bring up the track numberyou wish to erase by
pressing NEXT or PREV.
• While the colon is flashing press PROGRAM.
) The ’P’ after the number is replaced by a ’C’ (for
Clear).
• Press STOP/CM if you wish to erase the entire
program.
> The display shows the number of tracks on the
disc.
PLAYING THE PROGRAMME
• Press PLAY.
> Play starts as soon as the first number of the
programme appears on the display; in our exam­
ple:’7:01’.
> As play continues the following numbers in the
sequence appear.
> The entire programme can be displayed by
pressing PROGRAM.
All functions of the player can be used during
programmed play except for;
- Beginning with a track other than the first one on
the programme using NEXT or PREV and PLAY.
- Playing in a random order with SHUFFLE.
Searching for a particular passage is limited to
within the track being played. When either end of the
track is reached ’Err’ appears.
When STOP/CM is pressed or when all the tracks of
the programme have been played, the disc stops,
but the programme remains stored.
The programme will be erased when you open the
tray. It will also be erased if you press STOP/CM
twice in succession during playback.