Teac VRDS-10 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 9

Delete programming
This is the opposite to normal
programming, and is used to program
tunes which are not to be played. Use it
when there are tunes on the disc you
don't want to listen to.
1. Press the delete button.
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© The display shows the total number of
tracks and total playback time of the
disc.
. Press the numeric buttons
corresponding to the tune numbers
which you don't want to listen to in the
same way as in normal programming.
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Tune number
Order in the memory
Total playback time
without tune
number "5"
To specify more tunes that are not to
be played, press their numeric buttons.
The numbers of tunes that have been
deleted can be checked or corrected
by the same procedure as in normal
programming.
If the program includes tune number
"21" or later, the total playback time is
not indicated.
3. If the play button is pressed, playback
of the tunes except for the tune(s) that
have been "deleted" will start.
Delete programming can also be
engaged during the normal playback
mode.
@ When the delete button is pressed
during playback, the tune currently
playing is not deleted.
The repeat function allows repeat
playback of any single tune (track), the
entire disc, or of any desired portion on
the disc designated by two (start and end)
points.
@ To repeat one tune
(Single repeat mode)
single repeat
1. Press the single button and repeat
button.
The SINGLE and REPEAT indicators
light.
2. Press the numeric buttons correspond-
ing to the required tune.
The selected tune is played, then when
the end of the tune is reached, the
player will return to the beginning of
the tune and playback starts again. In
this way, the selected tune will be
played back repeatedly.
@ Single repeat play can also be engaged
during playback.
To repeat an entire disc
(All repeat mode)
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1. Press the repeat button.
The REPEAT indicator lights.
2. Press the play button.
Playback starts and, when the end of
the disc is reached, the player will
return to the beginning of the first
tune, and then playback continues
repeatedly.
© All repeat play can also be engaged
after playback has started normally, by
pressing the repeat button.
To repeat a designated section
(A-B repeat mode)
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buttons or the play
button to start playback.
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2. Designate the point at which playback
should start (point A) by pressing the
A-B button.
The REPEAT indicator lights and
the A-B indicator blinks to show that
point A has been entered.
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3. When the portion at which repeat
playback should end is reached, press
the A-B button again to designate
point B.
The A-B indicator is changed to light
steadily to show that the A-B repeat
function has been activated.
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The player automatically returns to
point A and restarts playback.
When play reaches point B, the player
returns to point A and starts playback
again, repeatedly.
© After designating point A, when quick
searching point B, use the > or >I
button instead of playing back
normally.
© During programmed playback or in the
"delete program" play mode, the block
repeat function is possible only within
one tune.
© When the A-B button is pressed again
during block repeat play, block repeat
playback will be released.
@ Programmed repeat playback
Repeat function can be activated even in
the programmed playback mode.
To repeat all the programmed tunes, press
the repeat button.
Programmed tunes
@ When the single button is pressed ON
during programmed repeat playback,
the tune (track) currently playing will
be played back repeatedly. In that
case, the original program will be
erased.
© Any of the repeat functions can be
released by pressing the repeat button
again, so that the REPEAT indicator
goes off. If this is done during
playback, the player will continue
normal playback.