Pioneer KEH-M7300 User manual

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Frequency allocation differs depending upon the area. This unit
has been designed in accordance with the frequency alloca-
tions for Western Europe, Asia, the Middle and Near East,
Africa, Australia and Oceania. Use in other areas may result in
improper reception of AM.
Features
Multi CD Control function for full control over optional maga-
zine type multi-play CD player.
Built-in highly sensitive “Automatic Reception Control”
(ARC) for automatic control of stereo separation, muting, and
frequency characteristics to match the strength of the FM sig-
nal.
The Best Stations Memory automatically memorizes the six
best (strongest) stations in the six preset button in the order
of their strength.
Auto reverse function eliminates the need to turn the cas-
sette over and allows uninterrupted playback.
Built-in Dolby B NR for reduced tape hiss.
e Radio/CD intercept allows uninterrupted reception during
tape’s Fast Forwarding/Rewinding.
A selectable dual fader with a preout terminal allows you to
choose from a 2-speaker system to either 4 or a maximum 6-
speaker system.
(This feature is provided for the KEH-M7300.)
25W x 2 maximum output for sound with power to spare.
Combination with separately available power amp unit
allows configuration of a powerful 4-speaker system.
(This feature is provided for the KEH-M6300.)
Removable front panel protects against theft.
Dolby noise reduction manufactured under license from Dolby Laborato-
ries Licensing Corporation.
“DOLBY” and the double-D symbol OO are trademarks of Dolby Laborato-
ries Licensing Corporation.

Using the Removable Front Panel
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front
panel
of
this
unit
can
be
removed
to
prevent
theft.
2.
To
remove
the
front
panel,
pull
its
right-hand
side
toward
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Detaching
the
Front
Panel
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1.
Press
button
@,
and
the
right-hand
side
of
the
panel
will
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Take
care
not
to
put
pressure
on
the
display
or
drop
the
front
panel.
3.
Enclose
for
safekeeping
the
front
panel
that
is
removed
in
the
supplied
protective
case.
KEH-M7300
Protective case
Front panel

Replacing the Front Panel
Push the front panel into the main body.
¢ When replacing the front panel, do not put pressure on the
display or control buttons.
Front panel
e Note that if the front panel is not attached correctly, pushing
button @ may not release the panel, and the other control
buttons may not function.
Precautions
¢
Do
not
touch
the
contacts
on
the
front
panel
or
on
the
unit
body,
since
this
may
result
in
poor
electrical
contact.
If
dirt
or
other
foreign
substances
get
on
the
contacts,
wipe
them
with
a
clean,
dry
cloth.
Precautions When Handling the Front Panel
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Do
not
leave
the
front
panel
in
any
area
exposed
to
high
temperatures
or
direct
sunlight.
¢ Do not drop the front panel or otherwise subject it to strong
impact.
¢ Do not allow such volatile agents as benzine, thinner, or
insecticides to come into contact with the surface of the front
panel.
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Adjusting Volume and Tone
(1) Volume/Fader/Bass/Treble/Balance
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Display
(6) Loudness/IIlumination Switch (KEH-M7300)
(7) Fader (KEH-M7300)
(8) Clear Button
Using the Clear Button
Once all wiring is complete, press button © with a thin, pointed
object. Though not a normal occurrence, the microprocessor
which controls the operation of this unit can be affected by
electrostatic noise. This generally is indicated by such symp-
toms as no power being supplied when you switch the unit on,
failure of buttons and controls, or an abnormal display. Should
this happen, press button @) with a thin, pointed object to reset
the microprocessor.
Switching Power On
Radio
Press button © to switch the tuner power on. Press button ©)
again to switch the power off.
Tape
Insert the cassette tape through the Cassette Door @, and the
power will be automatically turned on to get the tape start
being played back. To eject the tape, press the button @.
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Changing the Source
When the cassette tape is inserted, the source changes at each
press of the button ©: Tape —~ Radio — OFF. When a Multi-Play
CD player — optionally available Multi-Play CD Player CDX-
M40, for example — is connected to your unit, the source
changes: Multi-Play CD Player — Tape — Radio — OFF.
Adjusting Volume/Fader/Bass/ Treble/Bal-
ance
To adjust volume, press the button @. The display changes at
each press of the button @: Volume — Fader — Bass — Treble
— Balance. Press the button @ to adjust the displayed mode.
Adjusting Volume
Pressing the (+) side of button © increases the volume, while
the (-) side decreases it.
Adjusting the Fader
KEH-M6300:
This function controls the balance between the front and rear
speakers of a 4-speaker system. Pressing the (-) side of button
@ shifts the balance to the front speakers, while the (+) side
shifts it to the rear speakers. In the case of a 2-speaker system,
set the display to “F-RO” (or “F-FO”).
KEH-M7300:
This faber controls the balance between speakers and [2],
and speakers [3], which are shown in Figure 1 on page 8. Press
the (-) side of button @ to raise the volume of speakers [1} and
only; press the (+) side to raise the volume of speakers
only.
Note:
e The KEH-M7300 has two faders: the electronic preamp fader
and the power fader controlled by fader control knob @. The
use of both faders depend on the way the speakers are con-
nected. For detailes, see “Using the Fader” on page 8.

Adjusting Bass
Pressing the (+) side of button @ increases bass, while the (—)
side decreases bass.
Adjusting Treble
Pressing the (+) side of button @ increases treble, while the (-)
side decreases treble.
Adjusting Balance
Pressing the (-) side of button @ shifts the balance to the left
speaker, while the (+) side shifts it to the right speaker.
e When you’re adjusting fader, bass, treble or balance settings,
the indicator will stop at the center setting. About 5 seconds
after adjustment has been made, the display returns to its
previous state.
Using the Loudness Function
Press button © and the “LOUD” indicator will appear on the
display. This “loudness” function enhances both the high and
low ranges of sound to give even more power to output even at
low volumes.
Switching Illumination Color (KEH-M7300)
You can select either green or amber for the switch illumination
color. To switch the color, hold down button © for two sec-
onds.
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Using the Fader (KEH-M7300)
The unit is provided with two faders: the electronic preamp
fader controlled by buttons © and @, and the power fader con-
trolled by fader control knob @.
Electronic preamp fader (©, @ controls the balance between
speakers [1] and [2], and speakers [3] as shown in Figure 1, (See
“Ajusting the Fader” on page 6.)
Power fader @ controls the balance between speakers [1] and
speakers [2], as shown in Figure 1.
Pressing knob @ inward, turn it to the right to raise the volume
of speakers [2] only, or turn it to the left to raise the volume of
speakers [1] only.
¢ The use of both faders depend on the way the speakers are
connected. For details, refer to the next section, “Speaker
Connections and the Use of Both Faders.”
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Speaker Connections and the Use of Both
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Electronic preamp fader @, @:
Set to “F-RO” (or “F-FO”).
Power fader @:
Set to the center position. (A click is felt when the knob
reaches the center position.)
4-speaker system (1)
Electronic preamp fader @, @:
Set to “F-RO” (or “F-FO”).
Power fader @:
Controls the balance between the front and rear speakers.
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Controls the balance between the front and rear speakers.
Power fader @:
Set to the center position. (A click is felt when the knob
reaches the center position.)
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Electronic preamp fader ©, @:
Controls the balance between the front and rear speakers [1],
and rear speakers [2].
Power fader @:
Controls the balance between front and rear speakers [1].

Using the Radio
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Selector
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Preset
Number
Local Station
Frequency © FM Mono
Band FM Stereo
Press button ©) to switch the radio power on.
Press button © to select a band.
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(FM 1) (FM2) (FM3) (MW/LW)
Use Button @ to switch betwen MW (531-1,602 kHz) and LW
(153-281 kHz).
Use seek tuning to tune in a frequency.
Confirm that the SEEK indicator © is shown on the display (if
not, press the (+) and (-) sides of button @ at the same time).
Press the (+) side of button @ to automatically tune in the next
higher receivable frequency, and the (-) side for a lower fre-
quency.
Adjust volume and tone (see page 6).
[5] Assign the tuned frequency to one of the buttons in Bank
@ (preset memory).
Press and hold down one of the button in Bank @ for at least
two seconds. The frequency is assigned to the selected button
when the preset number @ stops flashing on the display. Up to
18 FM stations (6 each for FM1, FM2 and FM3), and six MW/LW
stations can be assigned to the preset memory buttons in Bank
@.
[6] Once a frequency is assigned to a button in Bank @, you
just need to press that button to tune it in.
This also causes the number of the button pressed to appear at
position @ on the display.
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Preset Scan Tuning
This function lets you automatically monitor the stations
assigned to the preset buttons.
1. Press the button ©, and “SCAN” @ will light up and the pre-
set number @ flash.
Each station assigned to the buttons in Bank @ will be auto-
matically tuned in for about eight seconds.
2. When you hear a station that you like, press button ® again
to cancel preset scan tuning and remain at that station.
BSM (Best Stations Memory)
This function automatically locates stronger stations and auto-
matically assigns their frequencies to the buttons in Bank @,
from strongest to weakest. It comes in handy when trying to
find local stations while driving.
1. Press button ® and select a band.
2. Hold down button @. After about two seconds, a “beep” will
sound to signal that the BSM search has started. At this time,
“BSM” will flash on the display.
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3.
The
frequency
display
will
return
once
BSM
search
is
com-
plete,
and
frequencies
are
assigned
to
buttons
1
through
6
in
Bank
@.
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At
the
end
of
the
BSM
search,
the
displayed
frequency
is
that
assigned
to
button
(1)
of
Bank
@.
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If
there
are
fewer
than
six
strong
stations
in
the
area,
some
of
the
buttons
in
Bank
@
will
not
be
assigned
frequencies,
so
they
will
retain
any
frequencies
assigned
to
them
previously.
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BSM
search
may
take
as
long
as
30
seconds
in
areas
where
there
are
few
strong
stations.
e You can cancel BSM search by pressing button @.
Manual Tuning
Use manual tuning when stations are too weak to be picked up
by seek tuning.
1. Press both (+) and (-) sides of button @ at the same time to
clear “SEEK” ©.
2. Each press of the (+) side of button @ increases the frequen-
cy in 50 kHz steps in the FM band, 9 kHz in the MW band and
1 kHz in the LW band. Pressing the (-) side of button @
decreases the frequency. Holding down either side of button
@ changes the frequency at high speed.

Switching between FM Stereo and Mono
Generally, it is best to allow the ARC (Automatic Reception Con-
trol) function to automatically set the optimum listening condi-
tions. When there is a large amount of noise, you can press but-
ton @ for clearer mono reception (“MONO” ® will appear on
the display).
Adjusting Seek Sensitivity
The seek tuning function of this tuner lets you select between a
local setting for reception of strong stations only, and a DX (dis-
tant) setting for reception of weaker stations. The local setting
also has four seek tuning sensitivity levels for FM and two lev-
els for MW/LW to match local conditions.
Changing the Local Seek Sensitivity
1. Use button @) to select a band.
2. Hold down the button © for more than two seconds, and the
display will show you the current local seek sensitivity for
about five seconds.
(Example: L-2)
3. While the local seek sensitivity remains on the display, press
the (+) side of button @ to increase the sensitivity level, and
the (-) side to decrease the level as shown below.
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MW/LW: L-1 = L-2
The L-4 setting allows reception of only the strongest stations,
while lower settings let you receive progressively weaker sta-
tions.
e The display of local seek sensitivity returns to the frequency
when about five seconds have elapsed after the change of
sensitivity.
Switching between Local and DX
Press button © to switch between Local and DX (distant) seek
tuning.
When “LOC” @ is shown on the display, seek tuning is per-
formed with the local seek sensitivity. Otherwise, seek tuning is
performed with the DX seek sensitivity.
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Using the Tape Deck
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Radio/CD Intercept
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[1]
Insert
the
cassette
tape
into
the
slot
@,
and
power
will
be
turned
on
and
the
tape
begin
being
played
back.
At
this
time,
the
tape
running
direction
indicator
@
will
light
up.
Adjust volume and tone (see page 6.)
To eject the cassette tape, press the button ©.
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A
loose
or
warped
label
on
a
cassette
tape
may
interfere
with
the
eject
mechanism
of
the
unit
or
cause
the
cassette
to
become
jammed
in
the
unit.
Avoid
using
such
tapes
or
remove
such
labels
from
the
cassette
before
attempting
use.
¢ Do not try to eject the cassette immediately after insertion, as it will cause
malfunction. Wait a few seconds.
Changing Program
Push the fast forward and rewind buttons @ together to switch
from one side of the tape to the other (from Side A to Side B or
vice versa).
Using Fast Forward and Rewind
Since the transport can be in either direction, both the left and
right high-speed tape transport buttons @ can be regard as fast
forward/rewind buttons.
For fast forward, press the high-speed tape transport button @
that corresponds to the direction that is shown by the direction
indicator @.
When the end of the tape is reached, playback will automatical-
ly begin from the opposite side of the tape (Auto-reverse).
For rewind, press the button @ that is opposite that of the direc-
tion shown by the direction indicator @. When the end of the
tape is reached, playback will automatically begin from the
beginning of the same side of the tape (Auto-replay).
Fast forward and rewind can be terminated by pressing the
respective opposite high-speed tape transport button ©).

Using Music Search (KEH-M7300)
Returning to the beginning of selection A
Press the button © (“MS” @ appears) and then the high-speed
tape transport button @) for the direction opposite that is shown
by the direction indicator @. Playback will automatically start
from the beginning of selection A.
Moving from selection A to selection B
Press the button © (“MS” @ appears) and then the high-speed
tape transport button @ that corresponds to the direction
shown by the direction indicator @. Playback will automatically
start from the beginning of selection B.
To enable regular fast forward/rewind operations, press the button © again
(“MS” @ turns off) to turn the function OFF. The following errors will cause
the music search function to operate improperly, even though the unit is not
malfunctioning.
e Unrecorded “blank” portions between selections less than 4 seconds —
the blank portion cannot be detected by the unit.
e Pauses in recorded conversations longer than 4 seconds — the unit reads
these as blanks between selections.
¢ Portions recorded at very low volume for more than 4 seconds — the unit
reads these as blanks between selections.
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Rewind Fast forward Blank space (over 4 seconds)
Dolby B NR
To hear a tpae recorded using a Dolby NR system, press the
button ©. (“OU” @ appears).
Tape Selector
When using metal tapes and chrome tapes, press button @.
(“MTL” © appears)
Using the Radio Intercept
(When the optional multi-play CD player is not connected)
Use the Radio Intercept function to hear radio while fast for-
warding or rewinding.
1. Press button @ (“R.INT” © appears) before fast forwarding
or rewinding to hear the radio.
2. To cancel the Radio Intercept function, press button @ again.
e The Radio Intercept does not function when the Music
Search function is in operation.
Using Radio/CD Intercept
(When the optinal multi-play CD player is connected)
Connecting the optional multi-play CD player adds a CD iInter-
cept funtion along with the Radio Intercept function.
Each press of button @ causes the mode to change as follows:
Radio Intercept (“R.INT” © appears) — CD Intercept (“CD .INT”
© appears) — Normal (® turns off)
When the Radio Intercept mode is on, the radio will be audible
during fast forwarding or rewinding. When the CD Intercept
mode is on, disc play will be audible during fast forwarding or
rewinding.
e¢ Radio/CD Intercept does not function when the Music Search
function is in operation.
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This model can be used as controller when an optionally
available multi-play CD player (e.g., CDX-M40) is included in
the ‘system. Programmed play does not operate when used
with the multi-CD player CDX-M70 or CDX-M100.
See pages 17 through 21 for details on operation procedures:
The Owner’s Manual for the multi-play CD player does not
contain an explanation of the CD controls for this unit. Read
this Owner's Manual for details on proper operation and
keep it handy for later reference.
Immediately after the multi-play CD player is connected to
the system, it may not operate properly (i.e. the system will
not enter the multi-play CD player mode when you press the
source selector button). In this case, press the clear button of
the main unit and the clear button of the multi-play CD play-
er, and attempt operation again.
An Err (Err) indicator is shown on the display and opera-
tion of the system becomes impossible when there are no
discs in the magazine or when the discs are loaded into the
Magazine with their labels facing upwards. Whenever this
message appears, remove the disc magazine and check the
discs.
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When
Using
the
Multi-Play
CD
Control
This indicator | |-{}{|4 flashes on the display and playback is
automatically cut when the temperature around the multi-
play CD player becomes too high. This protects the laser
mechanism from serious damage. Listen to the radio unit the
temperature returns to normal.
(This functions only when your unit is used with a Multi-Play
CD player CDX-M100.)
The Magazine Type Multi-Play CD players with C222 mark
and the Mazazines with the same mark are compatible for 5-
inch (12 cm) discs.

Playing Compact Discs
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Press button @ to change the display to the Multi-Play CD
player mode and to begin disc play.
Each press of button @ changes the mode as follows:
Multi-Play CD player — Tape — tuner — OFF
Use the Disc Number Search function to select a disc.
Select the desired disc by pressing one of the buttons in Bank
@. The number of the disc selected appears at position ® on
the display.
¢ Display © indicates whether the magazine is loaded or
empty.
e If the number at position @ on the display does not change
when you press a button in Bank @, it means that there is no
disc loaded in that tray.
Use Track Number search to select a track.
Confirm that Track Number is shown at Position @ on the dis-
play.
If not, press the (+) and (-) sides of button @ at the same time.
Press the (+) side of button @ to increase the number at Posi-
tion @, or the (-) side to decrease the number. Holding either
side of button @ down changes the track number at high
speed.
Adjust volume and tone (see page 6).
[5] To stop disc play, press button @.
At another press, the normal play resumes from about where it
stopped.
e If you stopped operating a Multi-Play CD Player CDX-M100 in
the middle of music and then restarted, the player resumes
playing from the very beginning of the selection with which
you stopped.
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Note:
e After you press a button in Bank @, it may take some time
before play begins due to the time necessary to load and set
the disc in the mechanism.
e The display counts down the number of seconds between
tracks if the spacing is rather large (-0 2 ,-{ |).
Using Highlight Scan
Highlight Scan is designed to enable you to conveniently scan
all pieces of music contained in the disc by playing 10 seconds
each at your designated point of time after the start of the
music. The starting time of play is set at one minute in factory.
Therefore, the Highlight Scan begins one minute after the start.
unless you designate it otherwise.
(This function does not operate when used with the CDX-M70
or CDX-M100.)
When you do not want to change the factory-set time:
1. Press button @ (“T.SCAN” @ appears).
2. The contained pieces of music will be played in sequence for
10 seconds each one minute after the beginning.
3. Press button @ again when your selected piece comes, and
it will continue to play. At this point, the Highlight Scan dis-
continues to operate.
e¢ The previous function automatically resumes when a piece
of music with which Highlight Scan began returns.
Changing the starting time of Highlight Scan
When you want to set the starting time of the Highlight Scan to
30 seconds:
1. Press button @, (+) and (-) sides simultaneously, and time
numerals will be displayed.
2. Keep pressing either (+) or (-) side of button @ until the
numerals reaches 30.
3. Hold down button @ for two or more seconds, and
“T.SCAN” @ appears and the Highlight Scan will begin. 30
seconds after the start of the next piece of music.
e The starting time of Highlight Scan can be designated at ten
or tens of seconds only. A tenth or tenths of seconds can be
disregarded.
If a piece of music ends before your designated point of time
at which Highlight Scan starts, the scanning is performed for
its beginning 10 seconds.
If a piece of music lasts less than 10 seconds, so does the
Highlight Scan.
¢ You may wish to change the starting time longer without
suspending the function. You may do so, however, only to a
relatively long-playing piece of music because, as a matter of
course, the time cannot be set so as to come after the end of
the music.
Using Track Scan
This function lets you scan through the tracks on a disc by play-
ing only the first ten seconds of each track. (This function oper-
ates only when used with the CDX-M70 or CDX-M100.)
1. Press button @ (“T.SCAN” @ appears).
2. To cancel track scan and continue play at the current track,
press button @ again.

e After track scan plays through all of the tracks, disc play
resumes from the beginning of the track from which track
scan was started.
Using Disc Repeat, Music Repeat and Ran-
dom Play
Each Press of button © causes the mode to change as follows:
Music Repeat (“RPT” © appears) — Random Play (“RDM” @
appears) — Normal
If button © is pressed for 2 or more seconds, the mode
changes to Disc Repeat (“D.RPT” © appears).
eden Repeat
. To repeat the music you are listening to, select the repeat
mode (“RPT” © appears).
2. To cancel music repeat, press button © to turn off “RPT” ©.
When Disc Repeat or Music Repeat are not operational, the
compact discs contained in the magazine will play sequen-
tially from beginning to end, and then start from disc 1 again.
Random Play
1. To play music randomly, select the random play mode
(“RDM” @ appears). Once the current track has been played,
the microprocessor will randomly select the next and subse-
quent tracks.
2.
To
cancel
random
play,
press
button
©
to
turn
off
“RDM”
@.
Since
selections
are
played
in
random
order,
the
same
selec-
tion may be played twice in succession.
e
When
a
Multi-Play
CD
Player
CDX-M100
is
used,
random
selection
is made
from
a
disc
being
played.
Disc Repeat
The Disc Repeat function causes the same disc to play repeat-
edly.
1. Press button © for 2 seconds or more while the desired disc
is being played. The mode will change to Disc Repeat mode
(“D.RPT” © appears).
2. To cancel Disc Repeat, again, press button © for 2 savonds
or more and turn off “D.RPT” at ©.
e Even during Disc Repeat, the mode will change each time
button © is pressed, in the following order:
Music Repeat — Random Play — Normal.
e When Disc Repeat or Music Repeat are not operational, the
compact discs contained in the magazine will play sequen-
tially from beginning to end, and then start from disc 1 again.
Using Fast Forward and Reverse
1. Press simultaneously both (+) and (-) sides of the button @.
At this time the display will show the amount of elapsed disc
play time.
2. Press the (+) side of button @ for fast forward, and the (-)
side for reverse.
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Using Program Play
This
function
lets
you
program
the
play
sequence
of
all
of
the
tracks
contained
on
the
compact
discs
loaded
in
the
magazine.
e The ITP function will not operate when connected to either
the CDX-M70 or CDX-M100.
¢ Up to 32 selections can be programmed for a single maga-
zine.
¢ Up to 16 different magazines (max. 32 selections per maga-
zine) can be programmed individually. If you program more
than 16 magazines, old programs are automatically replaced
by new ones.
¢ Automatic Magazine Program Selection (AMPS) retrieves the
right program from the memory automatically, as soon as a
preprogrammed magazine is loaded. Preprogrammed maga-
zines are identified using the CD in the tray 1 of the maga-
zine. Therefore be sure that tray 1 contains a disc.
Programming
1.
While
a
disc
is
playing,
select
the
desired
disc
and
track
you
want
to
program.
(See
page
17)
2.
Press
button
©
to
memorize
the
track
being
played.
Meee
Displays the number of the step
being added to the memory.
3. Procedures 1 and 2 above can be repeated until a maximum
of 32 steps are programmed.
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