Grundig RCD 400 Serviceanleitung Seite 12

CD
Programming
You can programme your own track sequence for each CD.
The order of the programmed tracks determines the order in which they are
played. Each track can be stored as often as you like. The time display shows
you the total playing time of the programme.
There are two methods of programming the desired track sequence. You can
GB enter a programme in the STOP mode or in the PLAY mode.
You can store a sequence of up to 30 tracks.
Programming in STOP mode
• Insert a CD and close the compartment.
– The CD player reads the contents of the CD. The display shows the total
playing time and the number of tracks.
• Press MEMORY to select the PROGRAM mode.
– At the left, the display shows PROGRAM and the total playing time of
programme.
TOTAL
0 0 0
PROGRAM
• Select the first track you want to programme with O and P.
– The track number flashes.
– The display shows the time which will be the total time of your programme
when you store the selected track. In this way you can easily search for tracks
which fill in your program to a desired total time (e.g. for recording purposes).
• By pressing MEMORY, the track is stored in your programme.
– The track number at the left stops flashing.
TOTAL
4 2 0
PROGRAM
1
• Choose the next track you wish to include in your programme and press
MEMORY to save it.
– The playing time display is updated.
• You can leave the programme mode by pressing the 9 button.
Programming in PLAY mode
You can also enter a programme while a CD is playing.
• Press MEMORY.
– The number of the current track flashes and the display shows the time which
will be the total time of your programme when you store the selected track.
• If you wish to add this track to your programme, press MEMORY again.
– The track number stops blinking.
TOTAL
4 2 0
PROGRAM
1
• If you wish to add a track to your programme other than the one currently
being played, press the O or P button.
• Save your selection by pressing MEMORY.
• You can leave the programme mode by pressing the 9 button.
Programme playback
• To play the programme you have created, press B (PLAY).
– All functions of the playback mode continue to function.
Changing the programme
It is possible to change the programme you have created; you can add
additional tracks or delete tracks from your programme.
• If you wish to add an additional track, press MEMORY and select the
desired track by pressing O P on the keypad of your remote control. The
corresponding track number blinks.
• Use MEMORY to add the track to your programme.
• If you wish to delete a track you can do so by selecting the track and then
pressing CANCEL.
– The playing time display is continuously updated.
Deleting the programme
• To delete the entire programme, press CANCEL while in the STOP mode.
• Opening the compartment (?) or shutting off the unit also deletes the programme.
EDIT function
This function notifies the CD player as to the playing time of a cassette tape.
• Press the EDIT button to call up the entries C 46, C 60, C 90, C100, C 110,
C 120 one after another.
• Select the corresponding playing time of the cassette.
– After a brief pause the unit will show you the total playing time and which
tracks will be recorded onto the A side of the cassette.
• Start the CD COPY function on the cassette deck.
– It starts to record on side A. When it is finished, the display shows the tracks
that will be recorded onto the B side.
• This function can also be used to record a programme that you have saved.
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Setting the clock
Your unit has a 24 hour clock.
• Select STANDBY mode with the POWER button.
• Press the EDIT button two times. CLOCK appears on the display
– The time starts flashing in the display.
• To set the time, press the Q SEARCH/TUNING R buttons. Each
short pressure of the buttons increases the displayed number by one.
Holding the button down increases the setting at high speed.
• Press the MEMORY button to store the setting.
• If you wish to leave the clock setting mode without changing the settings,
press the EDIT button again.
Note: In case of a power breakdown, the actual clock time is stored in the
memory. When power returns the clock start running again from the stored time
onwards.
The timer function
Before setting the timer, ensure that the correct clock time is set.
Switching the timer on and off.
The timer can be switched on or off in any mode of the set, even in standby
mode.
• You can activate and deactivate the timer with a long pressure on the INFO
button.
– If the timer is switched on, the display shows 'TIMER ON' during 1 second
and then returns to showing the original information. The LED in the POWER
button starts blinking.
– If the timer is switched off (another long pressure on the INFO button), the
display shows 'TIMER OFF' during 1 second and then returns to showing
the original information.
Setting the timer
• Select STANDBY mode with the POWER button.
• Press the EDIT button once. The display shows briefly TIMER.
– The start time starts flashing in the display.
e.g. '02:30 ON '
• To set the start time, press the Q SEARCH/TUNING R buttons. Each
short pressure of the buttons increases the displayed number by one.
Holding the button down increases the setting at high speed.
• Press the SKIP/STATION P button to prepare for setting the stop time.
• Adjust the stop time with the Q SEARCH/TUNING R buttons.
• Press the MEMORY button to store the timer setting.
– As soon as the timer is activated, the LED in the POWER button will start
flashing.
– The set will start with the same function that was active before the set was
switched to standby (same source, same tuner station or same track number
of the CD).
– If the set was already switched on when the timer is activated, the actual
function continues and the set switches off at the set stop time.
– After the timer procedure the set will be switched to standby and the LED in
the POWER button will stop flashing.
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The Clock and Timer
The SLEEP function (on the remote control)
Your unit is provided with a sleep function which switches the unit off after a set
time has elapsed.
This allows you, for example, to fall asleep to music. You don't need to switch
the unit to standby as this happens automatically when the time you set has
elapsed.
The SLEEP button is on the remote control. GB
• Press the SLEEP button once.
– 'SLEEP 60' appears on the display.
– After one second the set will be switched on and after 60 minutes the unit
will automatically switch to standby.
• If you press the SLEEP button again within one second you can select the
other sleep times: 60 –> 40 –> 30 –> 20 –> 10 –> 5 –> 0.
– During the sleep function the SLEEP indication will be shown on the display.
Note:
• While the sleep function is still active, you can reset the sleep time to 60
minutes by pressing the SLEEP button.
• Deactivate the SLEEP setting by switching the unit to standby (with the y
button on the remote control) or by pressing the SLEEP button until
'SLEEP 0' appears.