User manual MCINTOSH MCD7009

[. . . ] MCD7009 COMPACT DISC PLAYER IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE TO PROTECT YOU AND THE MclNTOSH INSTRUMENT. 4. Read all instructions - Read the safety and operating instructions before operating the instrument. Retain Instructions - Retain the safety and operating instructions for future reference. Follow Instructions - Follow all operating and use instructions. WARNING: TO REDUCE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS INSTRUMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. 5. [. . . ] There is a recessed area on the disc tray to accommodate 3 inch (7. 6cm) discs. The disc tray will close and the front panel display will indicate "CLOS". The Red LED above the pushbutton will turn on, to indicate a disc is loaded. This LED will stay on as long as a disc is in the tray or playing. HOW TO OPERATE The above information is displayed. CAUTION Do not force the tray by hand during opening and closing operations. Do not leave the disc tray open when the MCD7009 is not in use to prevent dirt and dust from entering the mechanism. EVEN IF THE DISC TRAY IS OPEN DIRECT ACCESS PLAY: By pressing the numeric buttons corresponding to the required track, the tray will close and play starts from the specified track directly, without your having to press the play button. Example 1 To play the 5th track: Press Example 2 To play the 21st track: Press twice, then WHEN THE PLAY BUTTON IS PRESSED The disc tray will close and playback starts from the first track. WHEN THE PAUSE BUTTON IS PRESSED The tray will close and the MCD7009 will enter the pause mode at the beginning of the first track. The Red LED above the PAUSE pushbutton will turn on to indicate the pause mode is in effect. TO STOP PLAYBACK Press the stop button. The MCD7009 enters the stop mode. 13 HOW TO OPERATE TO UNLOAD THE DISC Press the open/close button on the front panel; playback stops and the disc tray will slide out, and all functions are reset to their initial settings. Playback stops at the current position and the Red LED above the PAUSE pushbutton turns on. To resume playback from the same position, press the play button or pause button again. A single track will be played back, after which the MCD7009 will enter the stop mode. PROGRAM PLAYBACK The program playback function allows you to program up to 20 tracks for playback in any desired order. PROGRAMMING REQUIRED TRACKS Example: To program tracks in the order in the stop mode. Press the numeric buttons in the following order: If the button is pressed by mistake, press the clear button on the remote control unit to cancel it. 4. Programmed playback starts from the first programmed track, the 2nd track on the disc. When this track is finished, the MCD7009 skips to the 15th track which has been stored as the second track in the program, etc. The programmed contents will be held in memory even after programmed playback has been completed or when programmed playback is stopped by pressing the stop (·) button. When the stop button is pressed in the stop mode, the contents of the program are relased. During program playback, the TOTAL REMAIN time display shows the total remaining time of the programmed tracks, from the current position. 14 If tracks with numbers higher than 20 are programmed, either the REMAIN time or TOTAL REMAIN time may not appear in the display. [. . . ] The time displayed is the total remaining playback time from the position being played, to the end of the disc; the counter counts down to "0:00" during playback. When a "Pause" is programmed within the program, the remaining time up to the point at which "Pause" is programmed will be displayed. In normal playback mode, if a track with a number higher than 20 is being played, the remaining time will not be displayed in the time counter even when the time button is pressed. If tracks with numbers higher than 20 are included in the program, the remaining time and total remaining time may not be displayed in the time counter depending on the track being played. AUTO SPACING When this function is activated, an interval of approx. [. . . ]