User manual MCINTOSH MCD7005

[. . . ] COMPACT DISC PLAYER MCD 7005 Preliminary Owners Manual The permanent owners manual was not printed at the time of shipping. Please send in the post card to receive the regular manual. 039568 BE032003 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE TO PROTECT YOU AND THE MclNTOSH INSTRUMENT. BE SURE TO FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF WITH THEM. 1. [. . . ] If, before you have previewed all tracks, you decide to listen to all of the remaining tracks on the disc, touch PLAY. The SCAN indicator will go off and the remaining tracks will play in their entirety, beginning with the track indicated in the message center. Any track can be entered in the memory for later playing while using SCAN. For each wanted track, touch STORE while the track is playing and the TRACK will be inserted in the memory. The player will preview the next track and the indicator for that track will be displayed. When all tracks have been previewed, SCAN will go off. To listen to the stored program, touch PLAY And the disc will play the stored tracks in the sequence selected. OPERATION MESSAGE CENTER DISPLAY-5. The display in the message center presents many different types of information. As soon as the POWER button is touched to turn the player on, the message center shows a series of zeros in TRACK, INDEX and TIME. The eLAPsed time indicator and the VOLUME bar is also lighted. The LOAD touch-button opens and closes the compact disc drawer. Once opened, place a disc in the drawer label side up. When the LOAD touch-button is used to close the drawer, the laser pen will read the contents of the disc from the encoded data. The message center information will change to show the number of tracks and the total recorded time on the disc. The player then goes to 'stand-by' mode until further instructed. The drawer can be closed and play begun by touching SCAN or PLAY. The message center display will change to show the track being played and the eLAPsed time. TRACK Displays the total number of tracks on the disc when activated by the LOAD button. When in other modes of operation, will display the track being played. When programming, the word TRACK under the digits will flash to indicate that TRACK data can be entered in the memory. INDEX When a disc has been encoded with index data the INDEX area will display the index being played. When programming, the word INDEX under the digits will flash to indicate that INDEX data can be entered in the memory. [. . . ] · The disc is dirty or badly scratched. Clean the disc or try programming with a scratch-fee disc. · The microprocessor has not processed the commands properly. Clear the program by touching STOP and store it again; re-start play. [. . . ]