Teac MC-D3 Manual Del Usuario página 9

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Note:
To simplify explanations, instructions refer to names of buttons
and controls on the front panel, making no mention of the use
of remote control unit.
RESET switch
In the following cases, function buttons may not work properly.
When the system is damaged by some electrical shock.
When the power is irregular or has electrical noises.
In these cases, press the RESET switch once or twice with a
pencil or a ball-point pen lightly.
Names of Each Control (2)
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Q
Remote Control
S
T
H
N
O
J
In the Display of the Main Unit
(On the rear panel)
N Play/pause button (G/J)
Press this button to start and pause playing CD.
O Stop button
Stops the CD play.
P Remote sensor
To control the unit from the remote, point it at this spot.
Q Numeric buttons
They are used to directly access preset stations while in
TUNER mode, or tracks while in CD mode.
R INTRO CHECK button
This button offers a 10-second intro-scan through CD tracks.
S FM MODE button
In Tuner mode, puts the tuner into mono mode typically to
reduce noise in weak FM stereo signals.
T SHUFFLE button
Use this button to play all tracks on the CD at random.
U MUTING button
Cuts the output to the speakers or headphones.
V Indicators
1) When the current time is displayed:
a solid "TIMER ON" reminds you that a timer-controlled power-
on time is set and in effect. Similarly with "TIMER OFF".
2) When you switch the time mode to show preset timer-on or -
off times:
the "TIMER" in "TIMER ON" or in "TIMER OFF" blinks.
(More of TIMER ON OFF later)
"STEREO" indicator lights when tuned in to a stereo FM station.
"SHUFFLE" indicator lights when a CD is in shuffle play.
"INTRO" indicator lights when a CD is in intro play.
"FM" or "MW" indicators light when the unit is in Tuner mode.
"REPEAT" lights when a CD is playing in Repeat mode.
"CH" refers to a preset radio channel number.
"TRACK" refers to a CD track number.
"REMAIN" indicator lights when a CD is playing and the remain-
ing playtime is displayed. (The remaining time indication is
accessed via the TIME MODE switch.)
"FLAT", "ROCK", "JAZZ", "POP" or "CLASSIC" indicators are lit as
selected by the EEPS switch.
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