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Selecting adifferent track/searching thetracklist
1. Press either [SKIP DN] or [SKIP UP] therequired number of times to reach your
desired track. The chosen track will then be shown in thedisplay.
2. Press and hold in [SKIP DN] or [SKIP UP] to fast search forwards or backwards
in thetracklist. Release thebutton when you have found thedesired track.
Programmed playback
A total of 20 tracks can be programmed. Alwayspress [STOP] before
beginning thetrack programming process.
1. Press [PROGRAM] once. “PROG” and “01” will begin flashing in thedisplay.
2. Use [SKIP DN] or [SKIP UP] to select thetrack to be programmed into theplaylist.
3. Press [PROGRAM] to store thedesired track into playlist memory. Thedisplay will
then show theposition in theplaylist.
4. Repeat steps 2–3 to add more tracks to theplaylist.
5. Press [PLAY/PAUSE ] once you have finished programming your tracks onto
your playlist. Playback will occur according the playlist order in which you saved
thetracks.
To clear programming, press [STOP] twice or set the function selector to FM.
Repeating atrack
• Press [REPEAT] to repeat atrack. TheLED indicator will flash during track repetition.
• Press [REPEAT ] twice to repeats all tracks. TheLED indicator will be on during
track repetition.
• Press [REPEAT ] until theLED turns off to turn off all forms of track repetition.
Connecting external audio sources via theAUX IN socket
1. Connect your MP3 player for example, to theCD player’s “AUX IN” socket using
a3.5 mm audio cable (sold separately).
2. Set thefunction selector to CD/AUX.
3. Turn your MP3 player on to start playback.
4. Stop playback by turning off your MP3 player.
Power-save mode
In CD mode, once a CD or other “AUX IN” connected audio device has finished
playing, the CD/radio will automatically revert to power-save mode after about 10 min.
Toreactivate the CD, switch the function selector to another mode and then back to
CD mode again.