Teac PD-D2500 Manual Del Usuario página 7

Program and Program Play
∑ Storing a program
Up to 32 tracks can be selected from any
discs and played in any desired order.
To store a program, follow the steps listed
below:
O A program cannot be entered during
PLAY mode.
O A track number can be entered easily
into a program by using the TRACK
NO.(1~9, 0) buttons instead of the
Ú or Æ buttons.
1. Press the STOP ( ∑ ) button.
2. Press the DISC NO.(1~5) button to select
a disc number.
3. Press the Ú or Æ button to select a
track number.
4. Press the PROGRAM button.
The PROGRAM indicator lights.
The TIME display shows "P-01".
O If the PROGRAM button is pressed
before a disc number and a track
number are selected, track 1 of the
displayed disc number is entered as
program selection number 1.
O To enter all of the tracks on a disc, select
the disc number with a DISC NO.(1~5)
button, then press the PROGRAM
button.
The TRACK number display shows "A".
O The first program selection is now
stored in the program memory.
5. Repeat steps 2 to 4 to store more tracks
(a maximum of 32 tracks can be stored).
O If you try to enter more than 32
selections, the TIME display shows
"FULL" for about 1 second.
6. Press the STOP ( ∑ ) button to complete
the programming process.
Otherwise, press the PLAY (
to start disc play.
∑ Changing a program
1. Display the selection to be changed by
pressing the CHECK (or PROGRAM
CHECK) button.
2. Enter a new program selection.
Notes:
O Track numbers which exceed the
highest track on a disc can be
programmed, but during play these
tracks will be deleted.
O The time shown in the TIME display may
differ slightly from the time listed in the
literature from the compact disc.
∑ Playing a program
1. Press the PLAY ( ∏ ) button after
programming.
2. Programmed play starts from the
beginning of the first programmed
track.
O When programmed play starts, all the
entered track numbers are displayed for
each disc, and the currently playing
track number blinks.
O When all of the programmed tracks
have been played, the CD changer
stops.
The ∏ indicator goes off.
The PROGRAM indicator remains lit.
Example:
a) To play track 5, track 2, and track 8 on
disc number 2 in the programmed
sequence.
b) The first programmed track starts to
play.
∏ ) button
c) The second programmed track starts to
play.
d) The third programmed track starts to
play.
Notes:
O Disc and track numbers cannot be
selected during programmed play.
O The DISC SKIP button cannot be used
during programmed play.
∑ Checking the programmed
The programmed contents can be checked
easily using the CHECK (or PROGRAM
CHECK) button.
1. Press the STOP ( ª ) button.
2. Press the CHECK (or PROGRAM CHECK)
∑ Adding selections to a program
1. To add new selections to a program
2. Press the CHECK (or PROGRAM CHECK)
3. Select the DISC/TRACK number.
4. Press the PROGRAM button.
∑ Ending programmed play
1. Press the STOP ( ∑ ) button to end
2. Press the CLEAR button to clear the
O During programmed play, if the CLEAR
O The program memory is also cleared if
∑ Directly accessing a track
1. Select a disc number using the DISC
2. Select a track number using the TRACK
O Track numbers can be designated from
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contents
button.
Each time the CHECK (or PROGRAM
CHECK) button is pressed, the TRACK
number and DISC number appear in the
programmed order.
after programming, first press the STOP
( ∑ ) button.
button repeatedly until the last
programmed number lights.
programmed play.
program memory.
The PROGRAM indicator goes off.
button is pressed, programmed play
ends and normal play continues from
that point.
the CD changer's power is switched off.
NO.(1~5) buttons.
NO.(1~9, 0) buttons and then press the
PLAY ( ∏ ) button.
"1" to "99". When a track number which
is not contained in a disc is designated,
the last track of the disc will be played.