Philips CD 620 - Manual (Page 8)

FAVOURITE TRACK SELECTIONS (FTS)
You can also transfer a programme to the permanent (FTS)
memory of the player. Your favourite track selection of a given disc
can then be called up and played whenever you wish.
The selection will remain stored in the FTS memory even if you play
the entire disc or compile a different programme from it.
Each disc in the FTS memory is given a ranking number which is
shown on the display.
The number of discs which can be stored in the FTS memory
depends on the number of tracks in each programme.
Note!
FTS must always be used together with other keys. Press the next
key within 5 seconds, otherwise the FTS MEMORY indication will
stop flashing. You can then start again by pressing FTS once
more.______________________________________________
STORING A FAVOURITE TRACK SELECTION
• Compile your programme as described in the PROGRAMMING
section.
• Press FTS.
> FTS MEMORY starts flashing.
• Press STORE.
> The display shows the ranking number of this programme.
> Your favourite selection is now stored in the FTS memory under
this ranking number.
if a selection of a particular disc had already been stored, then it
is automatically erased and the new selection is stored underthe
old ranking number.
If ERROR appears after you have pressed STORE, it can be for
one of the following reasons:
- The FTS memory is full: you must erase one or more old FTS
programmes to make room to store the new programme.
- No programme has been compiled first._________________
FTS PROGRAMMED PLAY
• Press FTS.
> FTS MEMORY starts flashing.
• Press PLAY/REPLAY.
> FTS MEMORY now lights up continuously and ’i>’lights up.
> Your favourite selection for this disc will now be played.
If ERROR appears, no favourite selection has been stored.
• Press STOP/CM twice if you wish to revert to normai piay.
All keys can be used while a favourite selection is being played.
Search for a passage is only possible in the track which is being
played. When either end of the track is reached ERROR lights up.
ERASING A FAVOURITE TRACK SELECTION
• Press FTS.
> FTS MEMORY starts flashing.
• Press NEXT or PREVIOUS until the ranking number appears on
the display.
• Hold CLEAR pressed down.
> ’CLr’ appears on the display, followed a few moments later by
I t
> The display again shows the number of tracks and the playing
time of the disc; the selection has now been erased from the
memory.
If you do not know the ranking number:
• Press FTS.
> FTS MEMORY starts flashing.
• Press REVIEW.
> The ranking number appears on the display.
• Hold CLEAR pressed down.
> ’CLr' appears on the display, followed a few moments later by
i I
> The display again shows the number of tracks and the playing
time of the disc; the selection has now been erased from the
memory.__________________________________________
ERASING THE ENTIRE FTS MEMORY
• Press FTS.
> FTS MEMORY starts flashing.
• Press REVIEW, NEXT or PREVIOUS.
> A ranking number appears on the display.
• Hold REPEAT and CANCEL pressed down.
> ’ALL’ appears on the display, followed a few moments later by
I 1
> The display again shows the number of tracks and the playing
time of the disc; the entire FTS memory has now been erased.
OTHER POSSIBILITIES
LISTENING WITH HEADPHONES (PHONES)
Connect headphones with a 6.3 mm jack plug and an impedance
between 8 and 2000 ohms to the PHONES socket.
The sound level you hear is dependent on the impedance of the
headphones and the signal level on the disc itself.___________
RECORDING FROM YOUR COMPACT DISC PLAYER
If you wish to make a tape recording of a disc ora programme, it
can be useful to store the recording time of the tape in the player’s
memory.
Should the disc or the programme be longer than one side of the
tape, a pause will then be inserted automatically afterthe lasttrack
which fits onto that side. This will prevent the disc or the pro­
gramme continuing to play when the tape has already stopped.
• Press EDIT.
> EDIT lights up and TIME starts flashing.
• Key in the tofa/recording time of the tape using the ’1-0’ digit
keys.
• Press STORE.
> The recording time is now stored in the player’s memory; you
can now record the disc or first compile a programme from the
disc.
• Press PLAY/REPLAY to play the disc or the programme.
> The track number indicator shows which tracks can be record­
ed on side A of the tape; these numbers will be played one after
the other.
> Play will stop after the last track.
• ’/>’starts flashing.
> The track number indicator shows which tracks can be record­
ed on side B of the tape.
• Press PAUSE to continue play.
Note!
- You can also start playback with RANDOM; the numbers will
then be recorded in a different order than on the disc or in the
programme.
- As soon as you press PLAY/REPLAY or RANDOM, the other
player functions (except TIME) will temporarily be switched off
to prevent the recording being interfered with.
- Should the disc or the programme be longer than the tofa/
recording time of the tape, a pause will then again be inserted
after the last track which fits onto side B. The track number
indicator shows the remaining, unrecorded tracks.