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CDP-502ES/620ES ©
CDP-502ES/620ES
LOCATION AND FUNCTION OF CONTROLS
Front panel
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CDP-502ES
@ Disc compartment
The disc compartment
opens
when
the OPEN/CLOSE
key @ is pressed. The disc compartment can be closed
by pressing
the front
of it lightly, by pressing
the
OPEN/CLOSE key again or by pressing the B® PLAY key
6.
@ OPENICLOSE key
The disc compartment opens when this key is pressed,
and closes when it is pressed again.
© REMOTE SENSOR and indicator
The signal transmitted by the supplied RM-D502 remote
commander
is received here. The indicator blinks to in-
dicate that a function key on the remote commander has
been pressed.
@ Direct selection keys
The keys numbered ({1] - [20], [+ 10] and [0] are used to
select the desired selection directly by number. Except
during the PROGRAM
mode (page 15), the selection will
begin to play when the numbered key is pressed.
© > PLAY key
Press to start disc play. The ® indicator will be lit up
during play.
@ i PAUSE key
Press to pause during play. The §4# indicator will light up.
To release the pause mode, press this key again. The #4
indicator will go off and play will resume.
@ AMS (Automatic Music Sensor) keys
The desired selection can be located by pressing one of
these keys during play or during pause.
-
kg:
Press once
to go back to the beginning
of the
selection being played. To go back to the previous
selection, press two times, and so on.
bp:
Press once to skip ahead to the beginning of the
next selection. Press twice to skip to the following
selection, and so on.
© INDEX keys
Press one of these keys to search for a particular index
number (signals prerecorded on the disc, indicating divi-
sions within a selection), to start play from the desired
point
within.
a
selection.
The
index
numbers
are
displayed in the display window.
«_: Press once to return to the previous index number.
—: Press once to skip to the next index number.
If the key is pressed during playback of a disc on which
no index numbers
have been recorded, play will start
from the beginning of the current selection.
© CHECK key, CLEAR key
CHECK:
This
key is for checking:
the order
of the
programmed selections.
CLEAR:
In order to clear the programmed
selections
one by one, first display the selection number with
the CHECK key, then press this key. Also, press this
key to clear [+ 10]if it is pressed by mistake.
@ PLAY MODE keys
CONTINUE:
Press this key to play continuously from
the first (or desired) to last selection, in order from
the lowest number.
SINGLE: Press to play one selection only.
PROGRAM:
Press to program the desired selections in
the desired order continuously.
@ STOP (RESET) key
When this key is pressed during play, play will stop and
the player will stand by, waiting for your instructions. All
selection numbers are displayed in the display window
and the TRACK and the INDEX indicators show 7.
@ Manual search keys
These keys are used to search fora particular point. You
can monitor the sound while going in fast forward or fast
reverse during search:
:
<4<q: Keep pressed to go backwards at high speed.
bp : Keep pressed to go forward at high speed.
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CDP-502ES
® POWER
switch
@® TIMER switch
Using an optional timer, the player can be set to start
playing automatically at a particular time.
® HEADPHONES jack (stereo phone jack)
Accepts any stereo headphones equipped with a stereo
phone plug.
@® REPEAT key
Press to repeat play. There are five types of repeat play:
one selection, all selections,
A — B , program and shuf-
fle repeat.
@® TIME (elapsed or remaining time) key
When this key is pressed during play, the time remaining
for this selection or the time remaining on the disc is
displayed.
® AUTO DELAY key
When this key is pressed, two seconds of blank space
are inserted
before play of the first selection
begins.
This function is cancelled by pressing the key again.
@® SHUFFLE PLAY key
Selections
are shuffled and played in a random
order
when this key is pressed. When all of the selections on
the disc
have
been
played
once,
the shuffle
play is
cancelled.
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