Philips AZ 9855 - Manual (Page 10)

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Searching a passage within a track
You can search for a passage within a track.
The CD is played partly and at high speed,
however, the sound is still recognizable.
• During playback, keep the SEARCH button
r« or pressed, and release the button as
soon as you recognize the required passage:
the CD will be played in the normal way
from this passage.
SHUFFLE - PLAY IIM RANDOM ORDER
The SHUFFLE-function plays all tracks of all
loaded CDs in a random order. If a selection of
tracks is programmed, all programmed tracks
will be played in a random order.
• From the PLAY- or STOP-position, press
SHUFFLE.
- The current playback will stop, the display
shows SHUFFLE, and all tracks are played in
a random order.
• If you press SEARCH or ►«, an already
played track is repeated M) or one of the
next (►«) tracks (at random) is played.
• To leave the SHUFFLE-mode, press
SHUFFLE again.
- SHUFFLE disappears from the display.
PROGRAMMIIMG TRACK NUMBERS______
You may store at most 70 tracks of different
CDs in the memory in the desired sequence.
You may store any track more than once.
When playing, you will only hear the stored
titles in the selected sequence.
Programming
• Select the desired disc tray using the DISC
buttons 1 ...7 or the DISC UP/DOWN button
on the remote control. The selected CD will
start playing.
• Press STOP ■ to stop playback.
• Store the selected disc by pressing
PROGRAM, PROGRAM flashes.
• Select the desired track using SEARCH »< or
►w until the display shows the required track
number.
• Store this track by pressing PROGRAM.
PROGRAM appears for about 1 second.
• Select and store in this way all desired titles
of all desired CDs.
- rULL appears if you try to store more than
70 tracks.
• To play the selection, press PLAY-PAUSE
►II. PROGRAM lights up and playback will
start with the first track of the program.
Playing the selection in random order
(SHUFFLE) is as well possible.
• When pressing STOP ■ and also when all
tracks have been played, playback will stop
and the display shows the total number and
total playing time of programmed tracks.
• Programming will stop automatically when
no buttons are pressed during 10 seconds.
Checking the program
• From the STOP-position, keep PROGRAM
pressed for 2 seconds: the display shows in
sequence all programmed track numbers
and disc trays.
Erasing a program
• You can erase the contents of the memory:
- in the STOP mode by pressing STOP ■
again;
- in the PLAY mode by pressing STOP ■
twice;
- by opening the CD tray using
OPEN-CLOSE.
CLERP appears and the word PROGRAM
disappears.
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