Proceed CDP - Manual (Page 12)

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PR O C E E D
c d p
display
power program– program+ prev/rew play/pause next/f.fwd
stop/drawer repeat
disc track
time rem. on disc
mute
random program
7 8 10 1 3 4 5
12 13 17
2 6
11 15 14 16
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Front Panel, CDP
1 POWER & POWER LED
Assuming that the CDP’s power cord is connected to AC power, pressing
this latching power button connects the CDP to the AC mains and turns on
the unit. When power is restored after an interruption, the CDP will be
ready to operate (that is, it won’t be in standby mode), after a few mo-
ments’ delay to allow its circuits to stabilize.
While the CDP is in standby (see 9 , below), the LED above the power but-
ton is red. When the CDP is ready to operate (that is, when it is not in
standby mode), this LED is amber. Naturally, when AC power is off, the LED
is off.
2 PROGRAM – AND PROGRAM + BUTTONS
Using these two buttons, the CDP can be easily programmed to play a spe-
cial “playlist,” or sequence of tracks, on any particular disc. Pressing
program + adds a selection to a program (or advances through an existing
playlist when reviewing a program you have already created).
Alternatively, it may be simpler to omit the one or two songs that you have
heard too many times on the radio, playing the rest of the tracks in order.
Pressing
program – will delete the selected track from the playlist, omitting
it on playback.
A program may be entered any time a disc is in the CDP and the unit is in
the
stop mode. For detailed information on programming the CDP, see Pro-
gramming the CDP later in this manual.