Sega CD User manual
CONTENTS
Introduction.
Unpacking
Your
Sega
CD.
To
Connect
Your
System
to
the
original
Genesis
Model...
To
Connect
Your
System
to
the
new
Genesis
Model.
To
Connect
Stereo
Sound:
original
Genesis
Model.
Headphones
and
Mini
Speakers.
Home
Stereo
Systems
and
Portable
Cassette
Players
.
Stereo
TV
or
Stereo
VCR.
To
Connect
Stereo
Sound:
New
Genesis
Model.
Home
Stereo
Systems
and
Portable
Cassette
Players
.
Stereo
TV
or
Stereo
VCR.
Operating
the
Sega
CD.
Starting
Up
for
the
First
Time..
Starting
Up
with
a
Disc
in
the
Drive.
Reading
the
Indicator
LED..
Using
the
Control
Pad.
Operating
Without
Video
(Quick
Buttons).
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.3
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...8
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9
.10
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.12
.13
.13
.14
Playing
Audio
CDs.;.
Playing
Audio
Plus
Graphics
Discs
(CD+Gs).
Playing
Sega
CD
Video
Games
(CD-Roms)..
Ending
a
Session.
Using
the
Sega
CD
Features..
The
Control
Panel
.
Control
Panel
Display.
Control
Panel
Buttons.
The
Program
Menu.
The
Memory
Menu.
Maintaining
Your
Sega
CD.
Troubleshooting.
Sega
CD
Hardware
Information.
Note:
The
Sega
CD
is
for
home
use
only,
and
not
for
commercial
use.
The
Sega
CD
is
for
use
in
North
America
(NTSC
standard)
only.
Important:
Please
read
page
29
before
you
connect
your
Sega
CD.
GAME
PLAY
ASSISTANCE
AND
INFORMATION
For
expert
game
play
assistance
or
information
on
other
great
Sega
products,
call
the
Sega
experts
at:
1-415-591-PLAY.
IF
YOU
NEED
HELP
If
you
have
problems
operating
your
Sega
CD,
first
check
the
Troubleshooting
section
on
page
23.
If
the
problem
persists,
or
if
you
can't
resolve
it,
call
the
Sega
Consumer
Service
Department
at
1
-800-USA-SEGA.
EPILEPSY
WARNING
WARNING:
READ
BEFORE
USING
YOUR
SEGA
VIDEO
GAME
SYSTEM.
A
very
small
percentage
of
individuals
may
experience
epileptic
seizures
when
exposed
to
certain
light
patterns
or
flashing
lights.
Exposure
to
certain
patterns
or
backgrounds
on
a
television
screen
or
while
playing
video
games
may
induce
an
epileptic
seizure
in
these
individuals.
Certain
conditions
may
induce
undetected
epileptic
symptoms
even
in
persons
who
have
no
history
of
prior
seizures
or
epilepsy.
If
you,
or
anyone
in
your
family,
has
an
epileptic
condition,
consult
your
physician
prior
to
playing.
If
you
experience
any
of
the
following
symptoms
while
playing
a
video
game
—
dizziness,
altered
vision,
eye
or
muscle
twitches,
loss
of
awareness,
disorientation,
any
involuntary
movement,
or
convulsions
—
IMMEDIATELY
discontinue
use
and
consult
your
physician
before
resuming
play.
WARNING
TO
OWNERS
OF
PROJECTION
TELEVISIONS
Still
pictures
or
images
may
cause
permanent
picture-tube
damage
or
mark
the
phosphor
of
the
CRT.
Avoid
repeated
or
extended
use
of
CD-based
video
displays
on
large-screen
projection
televisions.
Consult
your
owner's
manual
before
playing
video
games
on
your
projection
television.
INTRODUCTION
The
Sega
CD
is
a
multimedia
entertainment
system
that
lets
you
enjoy
outstanding
audio,
video
and
games
on
compact
disc.
It
connects
to
your
Sega
Genesis
™
to
play
sharp,
clean
sound
and
brilliant
color
graphics
with
up
to
64
colors
from
a
palette
of
512
colors
on
your
TV.
You
can
even
enjoy
rich
stereo
sound
by
using
a
portable
music
player
or
stereo
speakers.
Take
advantage
of
the
Sega
CD's
wide
range
of
features.
For
example,
you
can
choose
which
tracks
you'll
play,
set
repeat
marks
to
replay
favorite
sections
again
and
again.
Shuffle
the
tracks,
program
their
order
and
set
pauses
so
you
get
exactly
what
you
want.
The
Sega
CD
lets
you
save
CD
games
from
any
software
with
a
Save
feature.
Later,
you
can
pick
up
your
current
game
right
where
you
left
off.
The
best
part
of
your
Sega
CD
is
that
you
can
still
play
all
your
Sega
Genesis
cartridges
while
building
an
exciting
library
of
all-new
multimedia
Sega
CD
games!
*
UNPACKING
YOUR
SEGA
CD
Use
the
checklist
to
make
sure
you've
received
all
the
comf
Department
at
1
-800-USA-SEGA.
Unpacking
Checklist
•
Sega
CD
console
•
Steel
joining
plate
and
screw
•
Small
joining
plate
and
2
screws
(for
use
with
the
original
Genesis
model)
•
Extension
spacer
(for
use
with
the
original
Genesis
model)
ed
all
the
components
of
your
Sega
CD
s
sing,
please
call
the
Sega
C
•
2
small
connector
plates
•
AC
adapter
•
Sound
mixing
cable
(for
use
with
the
original
Genesis
model)
•
Sega
CD
User's
Manual
(this
book)
•
Consumer
reply
card
:onnecting
your
Sega
CD,
look
at
the
console
to
become
familiar
with
its
parts.
Sega
CD/Genesis
1
1
Indicator
LED
Original
Genesis
to
Other
Comp
Sega
CD
Front
View
Sega
CD
Back
View
Please
read
the
setup
instructions
in
this
manual
thoroughly
before
installing
your
system.
Then
read
the
operating
instructions
for
information
oi
Features
of
the
Sega
CD.
Fill
out
and
return
the
consumer
reply
card
that
came
with
your
system
to
ensure
warranty
coverage.
Then
keep
this
for
reference
on
Sega
CD
operation
and
troubleshooting.
TO
CONNECT
YOUR
SYSTEM
TO
THE
NEW
GENESIS
MODEL
Make
sure
your
Genesis
system
is
set
up
and
operating
properly
before
connecting
your
Sega
CD.
(Please
see
your
Sega
Genesis
Instruction
Manual
for
details.)
Then
follow
these
steps:
1.
Unplug
the
Genesis
from
its
AC
adapter.
2.
Locate
the
expansion
slot
panel
on
the
right
side
of
the
Genesis.
Remove
the
panel
by
pressing
in
on
its
bottom
and
taking
the
panel
off
the
console.
Remove
the
red
plastic
cover
from
the
expansion
slot
connector.
Note:
Look
carefully
at
the
"piano"
contacts
on
the
connector.
Over
time,
some
tarnish
or
corrosion
may
have
accumulated.
If
the
contacts
appear
to
be
tarnished,
carefully
clean
rf—
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Positioning
the
Steel
Joinin
Plate
4.
Slide
the
Genesis
sideways,
from
left
to
right,
into
place
on
Sega
CD.
Make
sure
the
connector
in
the
Genesis
expansic
snugly
into
the
connector
terminal
on
the
Sega
CD.
3.
Position
the
steel
joining
plate
on
the
bottom
of
the
Genesis
console.
Use
a
medium-size
Phillips-head
screwdriver
to
attach
it
in
place
with
the
screw.
The
joining
plate
anchors
the
Genesis
neatly
to
the
Sega
CD,
allowing
the
connectors
to
fit
properly
into
the
connector
terminal.
Note:
It
is
vital
to
install
the
steel
joining
plate,
which
provides
an
RF
shield
between
the
Genesis
and
the
Sega
CD.
top
of
the
on
slot
fits
5.
Make
sure
the
Genesis
power
switch
is
turned
off.
Then
plug
in
its
AC
adapter.
6.
Plug
the
Sega
CD's
AC
adapter
cable
into
its
jack
on
the
back
of
the
Sega
CD
console.
Then
plug
the
adapter
directly
into
an
electrical
outlet.
(Do
not
use
an
extension
cord.)
Note:
Do
not
switch
the
AC
adapters.
Use
the
Genesis
AC
adapter
only
with
the
Genesis,
and
the
Sega
CD
AC
adapter
only
with
the
Sega
CD.
TO
CONNECT
STEREO
SOUND:
ORIGINAL
GENESIS
MODEL
Attaching
the
Sega
CD
to
a
stereo
system
will
dramatically
increase
the
sound
quality
of
audio
discs
and
Sega
CD
games.
It
will
also
enhance
the
sound
performance
of
Genesis
cartridge
games.
This
section
shows
you
how
to
add
stereo
sound
to
enrich
your
enjoyment
of
the
Sega
CD
system.
1.
Plug
stereo
headphones
or
mini-speakers
with
internal
amplifiers
into
the
Stereo
Headphone
jack
on
the
front
of
the
original
Genesis
model.
2.
When
using
headphones,
adjust
the
volume
with
the
volume
control
switch
on
the
top
of
the
Genesis.
Normal
volume
is
about
7
or
8.
Be
sure
to
use
only
stereo
headphones.
Using
an
earphone
(monaural)
or
any
similar
device
may
damage
it.
3.
When
using
mini-speakers,
please
see
their
instruction
manual
for
details
on
their
operation.
The
volume
control
switch
on
top
of
the
Genesis
console
may
control
their
volume.
m
HOME
STEREO
SYSTEMS
AND
PORTABLE
CASSETTE
PLAYERS
1.
Connect
the
left
and
right
plugs
from
one
end
of
a
standard
2-pin
RCA-type
cable
to
the
two
Audio
"Line
Out"
jacks
on
the
back
of
the
Sega
CD
2.
Connect
the
left
and
right
plugs
from
the
other
end
of
the
cable
to
the
left
and
right
Audio
"Line
In"
jacks
on
your
stereo
receiver
or
cassette
playi
3.
Connect
one
end
of
the
sound
mixing
cable,
supplied
with
your
Sega
CD,
to
the
Mixing
jack
on
the
back
of
the
Sega
CD.
4.
Connect
the
other
end
of
the
sound
mixing
cable
to
the
Stereo
Headphone
jack
on
the
front
of
the
Genesis.
5.
Adjust
the
volume
with
the
volume
control
switch
on
the
top
of
the
Genesis
console.
Normal
volume
is
about
7
or
8.
1
to
Original
Genesis
Model
STEREO
TV
OR
STEREO
VCR
1.
Conned
the
single-plug
end
of
the
Sega
Audio/Video
cable
to
the
Audio/Video
jack
on
the
back
of
your
Genesis.
Note:
You
can
buy
Sega's
8-pin
Audio/Video
cable
at
your
Sega
dealer
or
by
calling
1
-800-USA-SEGA.
2.
Only
connect
the
yellow
(video)
plug
from
the
two-plug
end
of
the
Sega
Audio/Video
cable
to
the
Video
Input
jack
on
your
stereo
TV
or
stereo
VCR.
Let
the
white
(audio)
plug
hang
loose.
3.
Connect
the
left
and
right
plugs
from
one
end
of
a
standard
2-pin
RCA-type
cable
to
the
two
Audio
"Line
Out"
jacks
on
the
back
of
the
Sega
CD.
Note:
You
can
buy
Sega's
accessory
RCA-type
stereo
cable
at
your
Sega
dealer
or
by
calling
1-800-USA-SEGA.
4.
Connect
the
left
and
right
plugs
from
the
other
end
of
the
cable
to
the
left
and
right
Audio
"Line
In"
jacks
on
your
stereo
TV
or
stereo
VCR.
5.
Connect
one
end
of
the
sound
mixing
cable
that
came
with
your
Sega
CD
to
the
Mixing
jack
on
the
back
of
the
Sega
CD.
6.
Connect
the
other
end
of
the
sound
mixing
cable
to
the
Stereo
Headphone
jack
on
the
front
of
the
Genesis.
7.
Select
the
Audio/Video
Input
setting
on
your
stereo
TV
or
stereo
VCR.
EBr
TO
CONNECT
STEREO
SOUND:
NEW
GENESIS
MODEL
HOME
STEREO
SYSTEMS
AND
PORTABLE
CASSETTE
PLAYERS
1.
Connect
the
left
and
right
plugs
from
one
end
of
a
standard
2-pin
RCA-
type
cable
to
the
two
Audio
"Line
Out"
jacks
on
the
back
of
the
Sega
CD.
2.
Connect
the
left
and
right
plugs
from
the
other
end
of
the
cable
to
the
left
and
right
Audio
"Line
In"
jacks
on
your
stereo
receiver
or
cassette
player.
3.
Adjust
the
volume
with
the
volume
control
switch
on
your
stereo
system
or
cassette
player.
STEREO
TV
OR
STEREO
VCR
If
your
TV
has
Video
and
Stereo
Audio
Input
jacks
(Stereo
TV),
you
can
use
the
Sega
9-pin
stereo
Audio/Video
cable
for
improved
graphics
and
stereo
sound.
No
other
connectors
are
necessary.
Note:
You
can
buy
Sega's
9-pin
audio/video
cable
at
your
Sega
dealer
or
by
calling
1
-800-USA-SEGA.
1.
Connect
the
single-plug
end
of
the
Sega
9-pin
stereo
audio/video
cable
to
the
Audio/Video
jack
on
the
back
of
your
new
Genesis
model.
2.
Connect
the
yellow
(video)
plug
on
the
three-plug
end
of
the
Sega
stereo
audio/video
cable
to
the
Video
Input
jack
on
your
stereo
TV
or
stereo
VCR.
3.
Connect
the
white
plug
to
the
left
Audio
Input
jack,
and
connect
the
red
plug
to
the
right
Audio
Input
jack
on
your
stereo
TV
or
stereo
VCR.
or
stereo
VCR.
4.
Select
the
Audio/Video
Input
setting
on
your
stereo
TV
■
*
OPERATING
THE
SEGA
CD
With
your
Sega
CD
connected,
you
can
start
up
the
system.
First,
please
review
this
checklist:
Startup
Checklist
1.
Are
the
Sega
CD
and
the
Genesis
console
connected
correctly
to
each
other?
2.
Is
the
Genesis
connected
correctly
to
the
TV
or
monitor?
3.
Are
any
additional
stereo-sound
components
connected
correctly
to
the
system?
4.
Are
both
the
Sega
CD
and
the
Genesis
connected
to
power
by
their
correct
AC
adapters?
5.
Is
control
pad
1
plugged
into
the
Genesis
console?
6.
Is
the
Genesis
cartridge
slot
empty?
(If
a
cartridge
is
inserted
in
the
slot
at
startup,
the
Genesis
system
will
default
to
cartridge
play.)
4.
Place
a
disc
in
the
tray,
label
5.
Close
the
CD
door
Important:
Never
open
the
CD
door
when
the
disc
is
rotating.
Doing
so
could
damage
your
Sega
CD
STARTING
UP
WITH
A
DISC
IN
THE
DRIVE
If
an
audio
CD
or
a
CD+G
is
in
the
drive,
the
Sega
CD
logo
appears
when
you
turn
on
the
Genesis.
If
a
Sega
CD
game
is
in
the
drive,
the
system
detects
the
game
when
you
turn
on
the
Genesis
and
the
game
will
start.
Before
the
game
starts,
you
can
press
Button
A,
B
or
C
to
bring
up
the
Control
Panel.
Then,
you
can
listen
to
and
READING
THE
INDICATOR
LED
•
Lights
up
when
the
Sega
CD
playing
a
disc
or
reading
gai
USING
THE
CONTROL
PAD
You
operate
the
Sega
CD
with
Genesis
control
pad
1
(plugged
into
control
port
1
on
the
Genesis
console).
This
section
lists
the
functions
of
each
control
pad
button.
D-Pad
•
Moves
the
cursor
on
the
control
panel.
Start
Button
•
Goes
from
the
Sega
CD
logo
to
the
Control
Panel.
•
When
an
audio
CD
or
audio
plus
graphics
disc
(CD+G)
is
inserted
but
not
playing,
moves
the
cursor
to
the
PLAY
button
from
any
other
button
on
the
Control
Panel.
•
If
the
system
is
stopped,
closes
the
Program
menu
and
moves
the
cursor
to
the
PLAY
button.
•
If
the
system
is
playing,
closes
the
Program
menu
and
moves
the
cursor
to
the
PAUSE
button.
If
the
system
is
stopped,
closes
the
Set
Prog,
menu
and
moves
the
cursor
to
the
PLAY
button.
If
the
system
is
playing,
closes
the
Set
Prog,
menu
and
moves
the
cursor
to
the
PAUSE
button.
When
a
Sega
CD
game
disc
is
inserted
and
the
Sega
CD
logo
is
on
screen,
starts
the
game.
Button
A
•
When
any
disc
is
inserted
and
the
Sega
CD
logo
is
on
screen,
goes
to
the
Control
Panel.
•
Executes
the
Control
Panel
option
marked
by
the
cursor.
Button
B
•
When
any
disc
is
inserted
and
the
Sega
CD
logo
is
on
screen,
goes
to
the
Control
Panel.
•
Executes
the
Control
Panel
option
marked
by
the
cursor.
•
When
the
CD+G
button
is
highlighted,
hides
the
Control
Panel
or
rest
it
to
the
screen.
Button
C
•
When
any
disc
is
inserted
and
the
Sega
CD
logo
is
on
screen,
goes
to
the
Control
Panel.
•
Executes
the
Control
Panel
option
marked
by
the
cursor.
•
Returns
the
screen
to
the
Sega
CD
logo.
OPERATING
WITHOUT
VIDEO
(QUICK
BUTTONS)
You
don't
have
to
turn
on
your
TV
to
use
the
Sega
CD,
if
it
is
conr
another
stereo
sound
system.
Instead,
just
turn
on
your
Genesis
these
button
controls:
Start
+
Button
A
Start
+
Button
B
Start
+
Button
C
Start
+
D-Pad
Play
the
CD.
Play
or
pause
the
CD.
Auto-search
(left
tracks
backward;
right
tracks
forward).
nected
to
Note:
These
button
controls
also
work
when
playing
a
CD+G
with
the
Control
Panel
hidden.
PLAYING
AUDIO
CDS
1.
Place
an
audio
CD
in
the
disc
tray
and
close
the
CD
door.
2.
Move
the
cursor
to
the
PLAY
button.
3.
Press
Button
A,
B
or
C
to
begin
playing
the
CD.
4.
Use
the
Control
Panel
to
select
different
Sega
CD
features.
(For
details
on
the
features,
see
pages
17-22).
PLAYING
AUDIO
PLUS
GRAPHICS
DISCS
(CD+G)
PLAYING
SEGA
CD
GAMES
(CD-ROMS)
2.
Move
the
cursor
to
the
CD+G
button,
and
press
Button
A,
B
or
C.
The
cursor
automatically
moves
to
PLAY.
3.
Press
Button
A
or
C
to
begin
playing
the
disc.
Note:
The
Sega
CD
displays
dazzling
graphics
with
up
to
64
colors
from
a
512-color
palette.
4.
Press
Button
B
to
hide
the
Control
Panel.
Use
the
Quick
Buttons
(see
page
15)
to
operate
the
Sega
CD
while
the
Control
Panel
is
hidden.
Press
Button
B
again
when
you
want
to
restore
the
Control
Panel.
(With
every
other
toggle,
a
status
line
appears
on
the
CD+G
screen.)
Note:
Since
Button
B
toggles
the
Control
Panel
off
and
on
during
CD+G
play,
it
is
not
used
to
execute
the
Control
Panel
options.
5.
To
turn
off
the
graphics
display
while
continuing
the
audio,
move
the
cursor
to
the
CD+G
button
and
press
A
or
C.
The
button
will
no
longer
be
highlighted.
6.
When
the
Control
Panel
is
on
screen,
use
it
to
select
different
Sega
CD
features.
(For
details
on
the
features,
see
pages
17-22).
Note:
When
playing
a
CD+G,
the
SEARCH
option
changes
to
the
CD+G
CHANNEL
option.
See
page
18
for
more
information.
1.
Place
a
Sega
CD
game
in
the
disc
tray
and
close
the
CD
door.
2.
Press
Start
to
move
the
cursor
to
the
CD-ROM
button.
3.
Press
Button
A,
B
or
C
to
begin
the
m
1
1
game.
(See
your
game
manual
for
instructions
on
how
to
play
the
game.)
4.
Press
Reset
at
any
time
to
stop
the
disc.
The
screen
returns
to
the
Sega
CD
logo.
You
can
play
cartridge
games
on
your
Genesis,
even
when
it's
connected
t
the
Sega
CD.
With
the
power
switch
OFF,
insert
the
cartridge
into
the
cartridge
slot.
When
you
turn
the
power
switch
ON,
the
Genesis
defaults
I
cartridge
play.
Note:
For
best
system
performance,
it's
recommended
that
you
keep
the
Sega
CD's
power
adapter
plugged
in
while
playing
Genesis
cartridge
games.
SAVING
YOUR
GAMES
The
MEMORY
button
becomes
available
on
the
Control
Panel
when
a
Sega
CD
game
is
in
the
drive.
Use
this
button
to
format
the
Sega
CD's
internal
back-up
memory
in
order
to
save
games.
If
your
Sega
CD
software
has
a
Save
feature
(often
available
in
sports
games
and
role-playing
games),
you
can
save
your
current
game
to
the
Sega
CD's
internal
memory.
Later,
you
can
load
the
saved
game
and
continue
playing
from
where
you
left
off.
(See
page
22
for
details
on
using
the
MEMORY
feature).
ENDING
A
SESSION
1.
Move
the
cursor
to
the
STOP
button
and
press
Button
A
or
C.
2.
Open
the
CD
door
and
remove
the
disc.
3.
Close
the
door.
4.
Turn
off
the
Genesis.
USING
THE
SEGA
CD
FEATURES
THE
CONTROL
PANEL
The
Sega
CD
Control
Panel
has
all
the
features
you
need
to
thoroughly
enjoy
your
compact
discs.
This
section
describes
the
features.
CONTROL
PANEL
DISPLAY
The
display
in
the
upper
half
of
the
Control
Panel
keeps
you
informed
about
disc
tracks,
time
and
status.
Tracks
Shows
all
the
tracks
available
on
your
disc.
A
box
high¬
lights
the
track
that's
currently
playing.
This
track
number
is
also
shown
to
the
left
of
the
Time
display.
Volume
Levels
Shows
the
volume
variations
for
both
the
left
and
right
channels
while
a
disc
is
playing.
Current
Track
Shows
the
number
of
the
track
that
is
currently
playing.
This
number
is
also
highlighted
on
the
Track
display
above
the
Volume
Levels.
Status
Shows
the
current
st
or
"Programming."
:>f
the
disc,
for
example,
"Playing,"
Shows
disc
time
in
four
different
modes:
SEARCH
•
Elapsed
time
for
the
current
track.
•
Total
elapsed
time
since
the
disc
started
playing.
•
Time
remaining
on
the
current
track.
•
Total
time
remaining
on
the
disc.
CONTROL
PANEL
BUTTONS
The
buttons
in
the
lower
half
are
options
you
can
use
to
work
with
your
disc.
•
Select
a
button
by
moving
the
cursor
to
it
with
the
D-Pad.
•
Execute
the
option
by
pressing
Button
A,
B
or
C.
•
A
button
highlights
when
its
option
is
executed.
It
dims
again
when
another
option
is
executed,
or
when
its
function
is
over,
or
when
the
CLEAR
button
is
pressed.
PLAY
Plays
the
audio
tracks
of
a
disc.
PAUSE
Pauses
the
current
track.
Press
the
PLAY
button
or
the
PAUSE
button
again
to
resume
playing.
STOP
Stops
the
current
track.
AUTO
SEARCH
Takes
you
forward
(right
arrow)
or
back
(left
arrow)
by
one
track.
After
selecting
a
track,
use
PLAY
to
play
it.
AUTO
SEARCH
can
be
used
while
PLAY,
PAUSE
or
STOP
is
highlighted.
Cues
forward
(right
arrow)
or
cues
back
(left
arrow)
through
the
current
track
while
you
hold
down
Button
A,
B,
or
C.
CD+G
CHANNEL
When
the
Sega
CD
is
displaying
CD+G
graphics,
the
SEARCH
option
changes
to
CD+G
CHANNEL.
Hold
down
Buttons
A,
B,
or
C
on
the
up
or
down
arrows
to
change
the
CD+G
channel.
Some
CD+Gs
have
multiple
graphics
channels;
others
may
have
various
language
channels
for
the
same
graphics.
Note:
Use
CD+G
CHANNEL
only
with
discs
that
contain
graphics.
Do
not
use
it
with
any
discs
that
do
not
have
graphics
tracks.
PROG.
Opens
the
Program
menu,
which
has
options
for
setting
track
order,
displaying
time
modes,
and
many
other
features.
PROG,
can
be
used
while
PLAY,
PAUSE
or
STOP
is
highlighted.
For
details,
see
pages
19-22.
MEMORY
Opens
the
Memory
menu,
which
has
features
for
formatting
the
Sega
CD's
internal
memory,
saving
and
erasing
games.
MEMORY
is
available
when
a
Sega
CD
game
disc
is
in
the
drive.
(For
details
on
using
MEMORY,
see
page
22).
CD-ROM
Starts
a
Sega
CD
game.
This
option
is
available
only
when
a
Sega
CD
game
disc
is
in
the
drive.
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