Teac VRDS-10 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 8

@ Checking the programmed
contents
The programmed contents can be
checked easily using the check button.
Press the check button; the display will
show the details of the first programmed
tune. To check the details of the second
tune, press the check button again. Each
time the check button is pressed, the
display shows the details of the next
programmed tune.
Tune No, on Program No. Total program
the disc
playback time
@ When checking the programmed
contents, the total program playback
time is displayed regardless of the
time mode indication.
e |f the total playback time exceeds 100
minutes, the 10's digit of the minutes
display will show one of the following
codes:
cl
If
1)
Code Stands for:
(no display)
The above example, therefore, shows 102
minutes 30 seconds.
© If the total program time exceeds 150
minutes, there will be no code. When
playback starts, the minutes display
will show a number which is the total
program playback time minus 160.
@ Changing the program
After programming is complete,
unnecessary tunes can be deleted from
the original program or new tunes can be
added after a tune originally programmed,
in the following way.
@ Deletion
Example:
With the original program set as
follows; 2 15 108
To delete "15 from the above program:
1, With the PROGRAM indicator lit,
press the check button repeatedly.
The TRACK indicator will show "15".
Program No.
Press twice. Tune No. to be deleted.
2. Press the clear button.
The TRACK indicator now shows the
next tune number "10°, to show that
"15" has been deleted.
Press. Next tune No. moves up.
@ To delete other unnecessary tunes,
repeat steps 1 and 2 above.
Addition
1. When the PROGRAM indicator is lit,
press the check button to indicate the
tune number in the display.
2. To add new tunes to a program, input
the tune number using the numeric
buttons (this can even be done after
starting programmed playback); the
tune is added after the indicated tune
which was previously programmed.
To program a "Pause" at a
desired point in the program
(Pause Program)
A "Pause" can also be programmed in the
program memory to stop programmed
playback in the middle. This function is
convenient when you have to turn a
cassette over when recording a CD onto
both sides of the cassette.
Example:
To program a "Pause" between 3rd
and 4th tunes
2-15 10 PAUSE > 8
1. Program the tunes "2", "15" and "10" in
order.
2. Press the pause button.
"PA* will appear in the tune number
display with the program number "4°,
This shows that the "PA" code
(designating a "Pause') is programmed
as the fourth program.
3. Program the following tune "8".
In this case, the time display shows
the total playback time of the tunes
after the "PA" code.
When played back, programmed playback
will be suspended (stopped temporarily)
after tune "10° is finished. To restart
program playback, press the play button.
© During program playback, when the
"PA code is programmed, the TOTAL
REMAIN indicator shows the total
remaining time up to the point at which
the "PA" code is programmed. In this
case, when program playback is
restarted, the TOTAL REMAIN
indicator will show the total remaining
time to the end of the program.
© More than two "PA" codes can be
programmed in one program, however,
it is impossible to program a "PA" code
immediately after a previously
programmed "PA" code.