Sega SEGA-CD User manual

CONTENTS
Introduction 2
Unpacking Your SEGA-CD 3
Connecting Your System 4
The SEGA-CD/Stctco Sound Connection 6
Headphone* and Mini Speakers 6
Securing the Headphone or Mini Speakers Coble 7
Home Stereo Systems and Portable Cassette Flayers 7
Connecting oStereo TV 6
Operating nSe SEGA-CD 9
Using the Control Pod 9
Operating Wilhout Video (Quick Buttons| 10
Reading the Indicator LEDs 1
I
Starting Up (or the First Time 1
1
Starling Up with aDisc in the Drive 12
Playing Compact Discs 1
2
Audio CDs 12
Audio Plus Graphics Discs |CD*Gs) 13
Video Game CD ROMs 13
Saving Your Gomes 14
Ending aSession 14
Using hSe SEGA CD Features 14
The Control Pond 14
Control Panel Display 14
Control Panel Buttons 15
Ihe Program Menu 16
The Option Menu 19
ImportonIInformation about SEGA-CD Memory 19
Maintaining Your SEGA CD 20
Troubleshooting 20
SEGA CD Hardware Information 21
Note: TKc SEGA CD is fa* home use only, and not for commercial use.
The SEGA CD is lor use in North America |NTSC standard) only.

GAME PLAY ASSISTANCE AND INFORMATION
For expert gome ploy ossislonceor information on other great Sega products, call the Sega experts of. 1*4 15-591 -PLAY
IF YOU NEED HELP
If you have problem* operating your SEGA-CD, firsi check the Troubleshooting section on page 20 l( the proUem persists, or if you can't rewlve it. coll ihe
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EPILEPSY WARNING
WARNING: READ BEFORE USING YOUR SEGA VIDEO GAME SYSTEM,
Avery small percentage of individuals may experience epileptic seizures when exposed to certain light patterns or Hashing lighls Exposure lo certain patterns
or backgrounds on otelevision screen or while playing video gomes may induce on epileptic seizure in ihcsc 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 te pkrying. if you experience any of the following symptoms while playing avideo game —dizziness, ottered vision, eye or
muscle twitches, loss of awareness, disorientation, any involuntary movement, or convulsions —IMMEDIATELY discontinue use and consul! your physician
before resuming play.
WARNING TO OWNERS OF PROJECTION TELEVISIONS
Still pictures or images may cause permanent picture-tube damage or mark ihe phosphor of the CRT. Avoid repcoted or extended use of CD based video
display* on targe-screen projection televisions. Consult your owner's manual before ploying video gomes on your projection television.

INTRODUCTION
The S€GA CD is acomplete system that lets you enjoy outstanding audio, video and games on compact disc. It connects to your Sega Genesis'" >o ploy
sharp, clean sound and brilliant graphics with up 1o 6A colors from opolcttc ol 512 colors on your TV, You can even enjoy rich stereo sound by adding
headphones, aportable cassette ployer or steeo speakers
Take advantage ol the SEGA CD's wide range or features For example, you con chow which tracks you II play. Set repeal marks to replay favorite sections
again and again. Shuffle the tracks, program their order and set pauses so you gel exactly what you want
The SEGA CD lets you save CO gomes from any software with oSave feature Laier, you can pid up your current game right where you left off. The best
port of your SEGA CD is thai you can still ploy all your Sega Genesis cartridges while building an exciting l.lxory of all new multimedia CD games!
Hooking up your SEGA CD lakes only ofew minutes
Then use your Genesis control pad to operate the system,
ond ge* ready for hours and hours of fantastic compact
disc entertainment.
The SEGA CD is compatible with these disc types:
Audio Music (CD)
Audio + Graphics (CD+GJ
Games (CD-Rom)

UNPACKING YOUR SEGA-CD
Use the checklist Id moke sure you've received all the components o( your SEGA-CD system. If anything is mining, please coll the Sega Consume* Service
Department at 1-800-USA-SEGA
Unpacking Checklist
•SEGA CD console •Sega Classics" Arcodc Collection
•Sled joining plolc ood screw •Audio Music CO Sampler
•Small connector plore •Audio *Graphics CD*G Sampler
•AC adapter •Sherlock Holmes, Consulting De*©ctive
•Sound mixing coble •Consumer Reply cord
•SiCA CD/nsmvetion Manual1|lhis book)
Before hooking up your SEGA-CD, look at the console to became familiar with its parts
Oiw Troy for 6cm
or IJem Dim*
SEGA-CD from View
AC Acoptrr Jock
Audio Uac Oirf locks for
5lpfCO So^rxJ Co -inertton
to 0*»w Component*
•M»ing lock loc
Steco Sound towttcfari
SEGA-CD Back View
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'HcodphoA*
Cord CcttK
SEGA-CD Left Side View
Mease read rhe serup instructions in this manual dxxoughly before installing your system. Then read the operating instructions for information on using oil ol the
features oi the SEGA-CD Fill out ond return me Consumer Reply card that came with your system to ensure warranty coverage. Then keep this manual on hand
(or reference on SEGA-CD operation and troubleshooting.

CONNECTING YOUR SYSTEM
Make sure your Genesis syitem is set up and operating properly before
connecting your SEGA CD, (Please see your Sega Gemsfr /nifrudw Alarwaf
lor detail*) Then follow these steps to connect your SEGACD to your
GonCMS
1-Unplug the Gencys from its AC adopter
2. Locole the expansion sloi
pond on the nghl side
ol the Genesis Remove
the panel by pressing in
on rhe bottom and
IcAir^theponcloffoltHe
console Remove the red
plastic cover from the
expansion slot connector
(ignore the labeled
message *Do Not
Remove*).
Note: Store me black
panel and red cover in
your Genesis packing
DO* afekeeping.
3- Attach the small connector
plate io the bottom ol the
Genesis. The plate hooks
into position over the
vents
Attaching the Small Connector Plate SEGA-CD/Genesis Setup

4, Potion the slccl joining plotc on the bottom ol ihe Gemsis (ond over the smoll connector
plotc} Use omediuni'Size Phillips-head screwdriver to ottrxh It in plrxc with the screw.
The joining plotc onchors the Genesis neatly to (he SEGA CD ond ossisis the connectors to
til property into the connector terminal
Note: It is vital to install the s*ed joining plale, which provides on Rf shield between the
Genesis and the SEGA-CD.
5* Slide me Genesis sideways, from leh to right, into ploce on top ol rhe 5EGA-CD.
Moltc sure the connector in the Genesis expansion slot (its snugry into the connector
terminal on me SEGA-CD.
6. Moke sure me Genesis power switch is turned off Then plug in its AC adopter.
Note: Always lift rhe Genesis ond the SEGA-CD together by holding onto the side* of the
SEGA-CD.
7, Plug the SEGA CD's AC adapter coble into its jock on the bock of the SEGA CDconsole.
Ti>en plug the adopter directly into an electrical outlet. (Do not use on extension crxd )
Note: Do not switch rhe AC adopters. Use the Genesis AC adopter only with the
Genesis, and the SEGA<D AC adopter onh/ with the SEGA CD

THE SEGA-CD/STEREO SOUND CONNECTION
Attaching the SEGA-CD to astereo system will dramatically increase the sound quality ol audio discs and CD-ROM gomes. Hw
pcfla.-r.once at Genesis ca-hidge gomes. This section shows you how to odd s»e.eo sound to enrich you. enjoyment of your SEGA-CD system
Halso enhance the sound
$*™Hc<idphonc) Volume Control Swikh
Jack
Connecting Headphones
HEADPHONES
AND MINI
SPEAKERS
Mini feeota
»
Volume Conrrol
jock
Connecting Mini Speakers
1.Mug stereo headphones or mini speakers with internol amplifiers into the Stereo Headphone jack on the front of the Genesis.
.When using headphones, odjust the volume wHh the volume control switch on the top of the Genesis Normal volume is about 7or 8. Be sure to use
only stereo hcodplwnes. Using an earphone (monaurall or ony similor device may domogc it
.When using mini speakers, please see their instruction manual for details on their operation. Ihe volume control switch on top of the Genesis may
control their volume.

SECURING THE HEADPHONE
OR MINI SPEAKERS CABLE
Securing the coble (rom the hoodphones or mini speakers keeps
it oul ol the way when opening ond closing mc SEGA-CD's d<sc
hay Follow rheie steps:
1. Slide open me SEGA-CD's headphone cord eolch by
pushing it *oword the bock ci me console.
2. Place the caWc into ihc catch opening, pushing it bock
between the catch and me side of ihe consote
3. Slide me catch closed by pushing it lowoid the front
of the console.
11
Headphone
Cord CoKh
*KcodpKooe or
Mini Socolter Cohk
HOME STEREO SYSTEMS AND
PORTABLE CASSETTE PLAYERS
I . Connect the leh and righl plugs on one end ol astandard
2-pin "RCA" coble to the two Audio "Line Our jocks on me
bock oltho SEGA<D.
Note: You can buy standard 2-pin *RCA" cables at
electronics stores such as Radio Shock,
2* Connect the left and right plugs on the other end o" tr-
ouble fc> the left and right Audio ''Line In" jacks on your
stereo receiver or cassette player
3- Connect one end ol hSe sound mixing coble that come with
your S£GA<D to the Mixing jock on the back o( the SEGA-CD.
Mi**g Coble from
SfGACDloOnrm Siordord 2Pin RCA Cable hm SEOACOh>R«w
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—
4. Connect the other end ol me sound mixing coble lo the Stereo Headphone jack on the front ol me Genesis. Place the coble through the cable catch (a
shown on this page) Adjust the volume with me volume control switch on the top ot the Genesis Normal volume is about 7or 8.

CONNECTING
ASTEREO TV •Mixing Coble from •SSGA Audio/Video Coble
1SEGA-CD to Genesis from Genesis to TV
i
Standard 2-Pin RCA Coble from
SEGA-CD to Receiver
1.Connect the single-plug end of H»e Sego audio/video coble to me Audio/Video jock on the bock of your Genesis.
Note: You con order lhe Sego audio/video coble by colling 1-800-USA-SEGA.
2. Only connect me yellow (video) plug on the two-plug end of the SEGA Audio/Video Coble to the Video Inpui jock on you. Hereo TV.
let the while (audio) plug hong loose.
3. Connect the left ond right plugs on one end of ostondard 2-pin "RCA" coble to the two Audio 'line OuT jocks on the back ol the SEGA-CD.
Note: You con buy standard 2-pin "RCA" cables at electronics stores such as Rod.o Shock.
4. Connect the left ond right plugs on the other end of the coble to the left ond right Audio "line In" jocks on you. itereo TV.
5. Conned one end of the sound mixing cable that come with you. SEGA-CD to lhe Mixing jock on the bock of the SEGA-CD.
6. Connect the other end of the sound mixing coble to me Stereo Headphone jock an the front of the Genesis. Place the cable through the cable catch
(see page 7)
.Adjust the volume with the volume control switch on the top of the Genesis. Normal volume is about 7or 8.

OPERATING THE SEGA-CD
With your SEGA-CD connected, you con start up the system. First, pleose review ihis checklist:
Startup Checklist
LAre ihe SEGA-CD and the Genesis connected correctly to each ©*hor?
2. Is the Genesis connected correctly to the TV or monitor?
3* Are ony additional stereo sound components connected correctly to the system?
4. Arc both the SEGA-CD and me Genesis connected to power by iheu correct AC adopters?
5. Is control pod Iplugged into the Genesis?
6. Is the Genesis cartridge slot empty? |tf acartridge is inserted in me slot at startup, the Genesis will default to cartridge play.l
ll you answered "Yes* to oil six questions, you're ready to start.
D[Directional} Button Start Button
Button C
Button B
Button A
USING THE CONTROL PAD
You operate the SEGA-CD with Genesis control pad I(plugged into control
port 1on the Genesis console). This section lisis the (unctions ol each control
pod burton
.
Button
•Moves
'
it- hand on the control panel
Start Button
•Goes from the SEGA CD bga to the Control Panel
•When on oudio CD or audio plus graphics disc (CD*-G) is inserted but
no* ploying, moves the hond cursor to the PLAY button from any other
burton on the Control Panel.
•When an audio CD or CD+G is ploying, moves the hand cursor to the
PAUSE button from any other button.
•Closes the Program menu and moves the hand cursor to either the RAY
or the PAUSE button.

.Close the Set Program*^and rnoves the hand cursor to the PlAY
or PAUSE buHorv
.When oCD-ROM gome disc is inserted and the SEGA-CD logo is on
ween, vfans »he gome.
.When aCD-ROM ga.no *K is ^ft^^^'* °"
screen, moves ihc hand cursor to mc CD-ROM button.
!Urt
Whe
A
nany disc is inserted and the SEGA-CD logo is on screen, goes
to Ihc Control Pond.
.Excels a Control Pond option seleCed w* .he hand cursor
^"w^ any disc is inserted and SEGA-CD logo is on screen, goes
to the Control Panel.
.Executes oCont^lPand option selected with the hand cursor.
.When ihc CO*G button is highlighted, hides the Control Pond o. restores
it to the screen
!°Wh^ any disc is inserted ond the SEGA-CD logo is on screen, goes
to the Control Pond.
.Executes aControl Panel option selected with the hand cursor.
me»og« "Put adisk on the CDTray and press the START BUTTON
appears on screen.
.It the disc fay is already open, doses the troy. *en reopens it ond rctorru
the screen to the SEGA-CD logo
OPERATING WITHOUT VIDEO
(QUICK BUTTONS)
rtvese button controls:
Start Button A
Start +Button C
Start + D-Button
Start +Button B
Open or close the disc tray.
Play or pause the CD,
Auto search (left frocks backward;
right traces forward!
Stop.
Mole: These bunco controls also work wh<* ploying aCD+G with
the Control Panel hidden.

READING THE
INDICATOR LEDs
READY *Access (red] is lit when ftSe
SEGA CD is ploying adisc
-Ready (green) is lit when the
SEGA-CD is powered on.
CD ACCESS
COIN
CD OUT
STAND-BY MODE
Bofh LEDs ore lil when fhe system is powered on orsd ploying adisc.
The Ready LEO is lil ond rhe Access IED is dork when adisc is in the dnvc but not ploying
The Access LED Winks when the SEGA-CD is looking for odisc
The Ready LED Winks when the SEGA-CD is powered on ond klle
STARTING UP FOR
THE FIRST TIME
].Turn on the TV, ond (Hen turn on the Genesis. The SEGA-CD logo appeals
2, Press fhe Start button or Burton A.
Bor Con rhe control pooV The
SEGA-CD Control PoncJ appears
The hand cursor on screen is
pointing to ihe EJECT burton

3. Press Storl o> Button A. Bo. Cogain to open the disc troy.
The EJECT button changes .o the CLOSE bu«on. (See .Hust-afon A]
4. Place adisc in the «ray. ^side up. ISee iUustroKon B|
5. P,essBuW.BorC.oc»ase.he,oy The CLOSE button changes bock
10 ibe EJECT button.
PLAYING COMPACT DISCS
Audio CDs
1. Mace on audio CD in the disc tray
and close the tray.
2. Press Start to mo-e the hand cursor
lo the PLAY button
XPress Button A, Bor Cto begin
ploying the CD.
4. Use the Control Panel to select different StGA-CD features.
(For details on the lectures, sec pages 14-19)
5. When the disc finishes ploying, the hand cursor automatically re^sta
the PLAY option.
_j. ,M. thr- button controls 6. Press Reset a. any time ta stop the disc and open the disc troy. The screen
.^.theSEOA-CD^
Sonand damage you. SEGA-CD system.
STARTING UP WITH A DISC IN THE DRIVE
hand curse- on the PLAY button.
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video game CD-ROM »,n me c»r* 0™ »-y~" "^con

Audio Plus Grophics Discs ICD+Gs)
1- Ploce oCD+G in the disc tray ond close the tray
2* Move the Hand cursor lo the CD+G
button, ond press Button A. Bor C.
The l»and cursor automatically moves
10PIAY.
3. Press Button Aor Clo begin
ploying the disc.
Note: rhe SEGA CDdisplay*
dazzling graphics with up lo 64 colors from o51 2color palette.
4. Press Button Bto hide ihc Control Panel Use the Quick Buttons (see
page 10) lo operate the SEGA CD while the Conrrol Pond is hidden.
Press Button Bagain when you wont to restore the Control Panel fWilh
every other toggle, aStatus line appears on the CD+G screen.)
Note: Since Burton Btoggles the Control Ponel oH and on during CD+G
ploy, it is not used to execute the Control Panel options.
5. To turn off the graphics display while continuing the audio, select the
CD*G button again ond press Aor CThe button will no longer be
highlighted.
6- When the Control Pond is on screen, use it to select different SEGACD
features. IFor details an the features, sec pages 14- 19|
Note; When ploying aCD+G. the SEARCH option changes to the CD+G
CHANNEL option Sec page 15lor more information.
7. When the disc finishes playing, press Button Bto bring up the Control
Parse! if it's not already on screen.
8- Press Reset ai any time to stop the disc and open the disc tray
The screen returns to the SEGA-CD logo.
Video Gome CD-ROMs
1.Mace oCD-ROM gome in the disc
troy and close the troy,
2. Press Start to move the hand cursor
to the CD ROM button
3. Press Button A, Bor Cto begin the
gome ISccyovr game manual for
instructions on how to play the gome )
4. Press Reset at any time to stop the disc and open the disc tray. The
screen returns to the SEGA-CD logo
You can play cartridge games on your Genesis, even when it's connected to
the S£GA CD With the power switch OFF. insert the cartridge into the
cartridge sbt+When you turn the power switch ON, the Genesis defaults to
cartridge play.
Note: For best system performance, it's recommended that you keep the
SEGACD's power adapter plugged in while playing Genesis cartridge
gomes*

Saving Your Game*
THe OPTION button become* available on the Control Pond when the drive
is empty or oCD-ROM game is in the drive Use this button to formal the
SEGA CD's inlernal back up memory, lo save gomes, and to copy gomes to
ond Irom the SEGA-CD's internal memory, if your CD-ROM software has o
Save feature (often available in sports gome* and rale ploying game*), you
can save your current game to the SEGA-CD*sinternal memory. Later, you
con load ihe *aved gome and continue playing from where you left off
See page 19for details on using the OPTION feature
Ending aSession
1-Open the disc tray by moving the hand cursor to EJECT and pre**ing
Button Aor CThe EJECT button change* lo CLOSE
%Remove the disc.
3. Clove the (ray by pre«irg Button Aor C
4* Turn off the Gcne*is
Note: If the power is turned off when the dive Iray is open (such o*
during an electrical failure), turn the Genesis power switch OFF Male
*ure the electricity is on. and then turn the Genets power switch ON
The iray will clo*e automatically.
USING THE SEGA-CD FEATURES
THE CONTROL PANEL
The SEGA-CD Control Poncl has all the features you need to thoroughly
enjoy your compact disc*. This section de*cribe* the feature*.
CONTROL PANEL DISPLAY
The display in the upper hall of the Control Pand keeps you informed about
diic tracks and status
Troclcs Show* oil the tracks avoilable on your rJsc Abox high-
lights the track that's currently playing. This trod number i*
also shown below the Volume level*
Volume Levels Shows the volume variations far both the left and right
channels while adisc i* playing
Current Trock Show* the number of the track that is currently playing.
This number i* also highlighted in the Track display above
the Volume Levels.
Status Shaw* the current statu* t>i the disc, for example, "Raying/
or ^Programming"

Time Show disc rime in four different modes:
*Elopsed >imc for the current frock
* Total elopsed time since the disc sorted ploying.
•Tirwrcmoiningonrhe^urrenHrock.
•Total lime remaining on the disc.
See page \8for details on changing the disc Hme displayed
CONTROL PANEL BUTTONS
The buttons in the lower hall are options you can use to work with your disc.
•Select abutton by moving ihe hond cursor to it with the
DButton
•Execute the option by pressing Button AhBor C
•Abutton highlights (glows ydbw) when its oplion h
executed, it dims again when another option is
executed, or when its function is over.
EJECT/CLOSE EJECT opens the disc Iroy. and the option cbongos to CLOSE.
CLOSE closes the disc troy, and the option changes lo EJECT-
EJECT con be used while FlAY, PAUSE or STOP i*
highlighted.
PLAY
PAUSE
Plays the audio tracks of odiISC.
Pouses the current track. Use the PlAY button or the PAUSE
button again to resume playing.
AUTO SEARCH Takes you forward (right arrow) or back (left oirow) by one
track. Ahcrseleciir^otrcKk.userWYtoployit AUTO
SEARCH con be used while PLAY. PAUSE, or STOP is
highlighted.
SEARCH Cues forward (righl orrow) or cues back (left arrow) through
the current hock while you hold down the control pod
button SEARCH con be used only while PLAY is
highlighted.
CO*G CHANNEL When ihe SEGA CD is displaying CD*G graphics, the
SEARCH option changes to CD+G CHANNEL Hold down
the control pad button* on the left or right arrows to
change the CD*G channel Some CD+Gs hove multiple
graphics channels, others may have various language
channels for the same graphics.
Not*: Use CD*G CHANNEL only with discs that contain
graphics Do not use it with any discs that do not have
graphics tracks.
PROGRAM Opens the Program menu, which has options for setting
Irack ordor. displaying time modes, and many olher
features. PROGRAM can be used while PLAY, PAUSE
or STOP is highlighted. For details, see pages 16 19
STOP Slops the cuf renl track.

OPTION Opens the Option menu, which hos features lor formatting
the SEGA-CD*sinterno! memory, ond saving and erasing
gomes. OPTION is ovoiloblc when the drive is empty, or
when oCD ROM disc is in me drive. For details on using
OPTION, sec page 19,
CD-ROM Starts aCD-ROM gome. This option is available only when
aCD-ROM disc is in the drive.
CD+G Starts ographic* display. The CD+G option should be
selected only when aCD+G disc is in the drive, When a
CD+G disc is playing, the SEARCH option changes to CD+G
CHANNEL
Note: Use the CD+G burton only with discs that contain
graphics-
THE PROGRAM MENU
This section describes the Program menu lecture*.
•Select an option by moving the hond cursor to it with the
DButton
•Execute the option by pressing Burton A, Bor C
•An option highlights (glows yellow) when it is executed.
It dims again when its function is over.
REPEAT
ABREPEAT
CLEAR
Repeals the entire disc or your programmed track list.
This option con be set while any other option is highlighted.
The option continues until you CLEAR it or select the option
again and press Button AbC
Repeats asection of atrad. When you pres% Burton A. B
or C. the option turns green, setting mark A. The second
lime you press the button, tlie option turns yellow, setting
mark 8. While the option is yellow, the track will repeat
horn Ato B. This option can be set while any other option
is highlighted. The option continues until you CLEAR it,
STOP, or select the option again and p*ess Burton ArBor C.
Note: The A*B Repeat option is not usable when you're
ploying aCD+G.
Clears (dims) the REPEAT, A-B REPEAT, SHUFFLE, INTRO,
SPACE ond PLAY PROG options and continues normal
playing from the current track

SHUFFLE Wixcs^5therrocfciinarandomofdef. The option turns
yellow, and the shuffled order of track* appears on the
Control Panel display. This option con be set while ony
other oplion Is highlighted. The iWBcd order remains
until you select the ophon ogoin and press Button ABor C
INTRO Plays aset number of seconds from (he beginning of each
track, starting with the current trod: and continuing through
all following tracks When you prcu Button A, Bor C, the
Option turns yellow and me hand cursor moves to o
number thai appears on the Control Panel display.
The number skirts at 10. Press me D-Buhon up or down to
increase the number (up to 5° seconds) or decrease it (down
tol second}. Press Burton A. Bor Cagain to set that number
oi seconds. To pfcry INTRO, exit from program, choose ploy,
and preis Button A, Bor CINTRO can be set while any omcr
option is highlighted INTRO play continues until it's played
through to the end of the disc, or until yov CLEAR rt or s
the ophon ogoin ond press Button A. 8or C
SPACE
PLAY PROG.
Pause* (or aset number o( seconds before the beginning o(
each track. When you press Burton A. Bor Cthe opfion
turns yellow ond the hand cursor moves to onumber that
appears on the Conlrol Panel display. The number starts at
TO. Press the r>Button up or down to increase the number
(up to 59 seconds) or decrease it (down to Isecond) Press
Button A. 6or Cagain to set that amount of rime as a
pause between Irackv During pause lime, the PAUSE
button on the Control Panel also turns yellow. SPACE con
be set while any other option is highlighted The pauses
continue until you CLEAR them, or select the SPACE option
again ond prcs% Button A, 8or C
Ploys the program you set with the SET PROGRAM option
(described below|, PLAY PROG continues until you STOP it,
CiEAR it, or select the option again and press Button AB
or C. You cannot use the SET PROG option when the PLAY
PROG oplion is highlighted

SET PROG. Lels you set the order or trocks (hoi will be ployed. When
you pro* Button A, B or C, ihe Set Progrom menu oppcars.
Here's how 10 use the menu:
To set the trade order
When the menu first appears, its INSERT option is
highlighted. Mow* the hand cursor in the upper Track
Select line lo the number of the hock you want, and press
Button A.Bor CThat frock number appears in the box in
the lower Tracks Set line, and the box moves to the right
Continue selecting tracks in this way. You con repeat tracks,
and set up ta 99 tracks in the lower Tracks Scl line.
To insert track in the Tracks Set tne:
With the INSERT option highlighted, move the hand cursor
to the box in Ihe lower Trocks Set line. Then press the
DButton left or right to move the box over any track
number Next, press the O-Button up lo move the hand
cursor to the upper Track Select line, and press leh or right to
point to the number ol the trock you wont rVcsi Burton AB
or Cto pbee that number inside of the box in (he low
Trocks Set line.
To delete trocks from the Trocks Set line;
Move the hor>d cursor lo the DELETE option and press
Button A. Bor Cto highlight it Then move the hand cursor
to atrack number in the lower Tracks Set line Press Button
A, 8or Cagain to delete the track from your program.
To close the Set Program menu:
Move the hand cursor to the EXIT option ond press Burton
A. Bor CYou'll sec the Program menu ogain, with the
hand cursor pointing to the PLAY PROG option.
Use the PLAY PROG option to ploy the tracks in the order
you set them SET PROG con be used when any other
option except PLAY PROG is highlighted The program you
vet is no! affected when you CIEAR or STOP Hremains
intoct until you change it or open the disc troy.
Displays four different time modes on the Control Pond in
this order:
•Elapsed -Time that has passed since the current track
started ploying.
•T-Elapscd -Tolol time that has passed since the disc
started playing.
•Remain -Time remaining in the current track.
•TRemoin -Total time remaining on the disc
When the hand cursor is on the option, the TIME mode
changes each time you press Button A. Bor C.