User manual SONY D-E990

[. . . ] When you press any button, "Hold" appears in the display and you cannot operate the player using the remote control. (You can still operate the player with the buttons on the player. Insert two rechargeable batteries by matching the ` and ' to the diagram inside the battery compartment and close the lid. (Be sure to close it firmly, or the CD may be damaged. [. . . ] To repeat a single track 1 Press REPEAT/ENTER while the track you want to repeat is playing. 5 V jack of your player and a wall outlet. If the AC power adaptor does not fit the wall outlet, use the AC plug adaptor. (When you use the player on a flat and stable place. Playing only the tracks you want (INTRO PGM Play) C You can choose and play your favorite tracks by scanning through the beginning of each track in a CD. The AVLS (Automatic Volume Limiter System) function keeps down the maximum volume to protect your ears. When the batteries become weak, i in the display on the remote control flashes. When the batteries are used up, i stops flashing and lights up. To keep the original battery capacity for a long time, recharge the batteries when the batteries are used up (discharged). During play, press PLAY MODE repeatedly until "INTRO PGM"flashes. The player plays about the first 15 seconds of each track and "INTRO PGM" flashes faster. Then adjust the volume on the player to the level that you want to be the maximum volume of the remote control. Playing tracks in random order (Shuffle Play) D You can play the tracks on a CD in random order. During play, press PLAY MODE repeatedly, until "SHUF" appears. To cancel shuffle play, press PLAY MODE repeatedly until no play mode is indicated in the display. *1Automatic Music Sensor *2Lights during play and flashes during charge. Hook the battery case onto the player and fasten the screw. Insert two LR6 (size AA) alkaline batteries by matching the ` and ' to the diagram inside the battery compartment and close the lid. When you press ( (when RESUME is set to OFF), the total number of the tracks in the CD and the total playing time appear for 2 seconds. ⷠDuring play, the track number and the elapsed playing time of the current track appear. ⷠBetween the tracks, the time to the beginning of the next track will appear with the "­" indication. Do not use manganese batteries for this player. [. . . ] The ESP (Electronic Shock Protection) function minimize skipping by using a buffer memory that stores music data and plays it back in the event of a shock. The new ESP2 (ESP Squared) system uses a new DSP (Digital Signal Processor) which can read and store music data more efficiently, providing a level of continuous skip protection not found in traditional buffer memory units. This decreases the frequency of sound skipping and the need to utilize the buffer memory. Use this function when listening in a car or while walking. [. . . ]