Adcom GCD-200 - Manual (Page 7)

Displays with random memory track search
During programming, the track number of the
selected track only will be displayed on the Digital
display (Q).
— Lights when Memory
button is pressed.
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Only the No. of the track selected
flashes. When Memory button is
pressed, the display becomes
continuous.
During program playback, the Digital display (Q) will
display the track number of the track being played,
and its index number. When the Track/Time button
(3) is pressed, Digital display @ will display the
elapsed playing time.
— Lights continuously
during program play.
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, Displays No. of track play­
ing and index No.
Lights continuously during
progam play.
Elapsed time
PROGRAM
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■ Clearing the program contents during progam-
ming
If a mistaken track number is selected during program­
ming, use the Forward skip/Track number button
{
) ijj) or the Reverse skip/Track number button
( ® to select the correct track number before
pressing the Memory button ®.
NOTE; '
If you wish to correct a track number after press­
ing the Memory button (g), it will be necessary to
press the Stop/Clear button { ■ ) ( § ) and erase all
programmed contents, and thus start the pro
gramming again from the beginning.
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■ Clearing all the programs
When you wish to clear all selections programmed,
press the Stop/Clear button ( ■ ) ( ! ) . When the pro­
grams are cleared, the Program indicator ® will go
out, and the Digital display @ will display the total
number of tracks on the disc.
NOTES:
• When all programmed selections have been
played, the program will be cleared.
• If the Stop/Clear button ( ■) (g) is pressed
during program play, the playback will be stop­
ped and the program will be cleared. At the
same time, the Program indicator @ will go
out.
H] Repeat play
Repeat play can be performed with all the tracks on the
disc, or only those tracks programmed. In addition,
you can perform repeat play between any two
designated points on the disc.
■ When you wish to repeat alt tracks, or only pro­
grammed selections
• When the Repeat button (7) is pressed, the Repeat
indicator (i|) lights to indicate repeat play. Unless
the radom memory search system is used, all the
tracks will be played repeatedly until the Stop/Clear
button ( ■) (6) is pressed. If the random memory
search system is used, only those tracks which have
been programmed will be played repeatedly.
• When the Stop/Clear button ( ■) (6) is pressed,
repeat play is cancelled, and the Repeat indicator (}|)
will go out.
NOTES: '
• If the Repeat button (7) is pressed during nor­
mal playback, repeat play of all programs on
the disc will commence.
* Even if the Repeat button (7) is pressed during
program play, repeat play will commence.
Repeat play between two points
During playback, press the Repeat button (7) at the
point at which you wish repeat play to begin; press
the Repeat button (J) again at the point at which you
wish repeat play to end. The playback will return to
the first point at which you pressed the Repeat but­
ton ®, and repeat play will begin there.
"REPEAT" of the Repeat indicator (y) will light the
first time you press the Repeat button @, and
"A— B" will light the second time you press the but­
ton, thus indicating "Repeat play between two
points".
To cancel "Repeat play between two points", press
the Repeat button
(j) once again. The Repeat in­
dicator @ will go out, and the unit will be switched
to the normal playback mode.
NOTE:
Repeat play between two points cannot be per­
formed during play when the random memory
search system is being used.
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© Manual search
With this function, you can listen quickly to chosen
selections. It is very convenient for searching for a
chosen portion of a long program and beginning
playback from that portion.
■ Fast forward manual search
During playback, if the Fast forward/Index button
( ►►) d) is pressed continuously, playback will be ad­
vanced quickly during the time this button is held
depressed.
Elapsed time corresponding to the
track which is being fast reversed,
will be displayed.
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