Random Play - AudioSonic CD-576 Manual De Instrucciones

REPEAT A SINGLE TRACK
To repeat a preferred track in playback, press MODE button once, "REPT 1" shows in
the LCD. Then select the preferred track using SKIP/SERCH buttons or +10/ALBUM
button. The player will repeat the chosen track until you press STOP button.
REPEAT ALL TRACKS
To repeat all tracks, press MODE button twice in play mode, "REPT ALL" shows in the
LCD. The player will repeat all tracks until you press STOP button.

RANDOM PLAY

Random play is that tracks on the disc are played by the player at random. Press
MODE button three times to enter this mode during play, "RANDOM" shows in the
LCD. Tracks on the disc will be selected at random for playback and the player stops
automatically after all tracks are played. You may press STOP button to exit random
play mode and press PLAY/PAUSE button to resume normal playback.
INTRODUCTION PLAY
Introduction play is that the first ten seconds of each track are played in a sequential
order. Press MODE button four times to enter this mode during play, "INTRO" shows
in the LCD. Press MODE button to exit Introduction play mode and normal music play
resumes. Press SKIP/SEARCH up button in Introduction mode to begin Introduction
play from the next track immediately after the current track. Press SKIP/SEARCH down
button in Introduction mode to begin Introduction play from the current track.
PROGRAMMED PLAY
• Programmed play is that tracks on the disc can be edited for playback in a
preferred order with the use of PROGRAM button.
• In CD stop mode, press PROGRAM/EQ button once, "PROG" shows in the LCD with a
flickering track number and the program sequence indication "P-01", select the first
track to be programmed using SKIP/SEARCH buttons or +10/ALBUM button, and
press PROGRAM button again to store and advance to the next programming step.
The program sequence indication changes to "P-02" waiting for your next input.
• Repeat the steps above to program more tracks. A maximum of 20 tracks can be
programmed in memory in a preferred order.
• Press PLAY/PAUSE button to begin programmed play in the preferred order
after you are done with programming. The player stops automatically after all
programmed tracks are played.
• You may press STOP button to terminate programmed playback. In program stop
mode, press STOP button again to clear the programming; press PLAY/PAUSE
button to begin the programmed playback with the programming order identical
with the previous one done.
MP3-CD (WMA) PLAYBACK
This player is capable of MP3-CDs. It takes longer time for this player to read an MP3-
CD than it does CD-DA. Wait patiently while it is reading.
After an MP3-CD is successfully read, the total number of albums and tracks shows in
the LCD together. And a second later, playback begins from the first track of the first
album with the icon of "Mp3"showing on the screen.
SKIP TRACKS AND SEARCH FOR A SPECIFIC POINT TO PLAY
1. Press once the SKIP/SEARCH up button in music play to skip to the next track. To
skip to a specific track ahead, press this button several times.
2. Press once the SKIP/SEARCH down button in music play to skip to the previous
track. To skip to a specific track at back, press this button several times.
3. Press +10/ALBUM button once in play to skip to the track 10 tracks ahead, twice
to skip to the track 20 tracks ahead. You can reach the last track of the disc using
this button.
4. Hold the SKIP/SEARCH up button in music play to search at quick rate for a specific
point to play.
5. Hold the SKIP/SEARCH down button in music play to search at quick rate for a
specific point to play.
6. Hold the +10/ALBUM button once during play, the album number flashes; select
the desired album using the SKIP/SEARCH buttons or the +10/ALBUM button;
confirm this album selection by holding +10/ALBUM button again, the track
number "000" flickers for your input; select the desired track of the chosen album
using the SKIP/SEARCH button or +10/ALBUM button. Finally, press PLAY/PAUSE
button again to begin playing this chosen track.
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