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CD PLAYER OPERATION
Cautions:
• Play only CDs that
have this mark on
them:
• The CD player has a wide
dynamic range. As a result, if you
turn your stereo’s volume up too
high during soft (low volume) sec-
tions of a program, your speakers
might be damaged when a sud-
den loud passage occurs.
• If the CD player is jolted during
play, the rotation speed might sud-
denly change or the CD player
might make an unusual noise.
This is not a malfunction.
PLAYING A CD
1. Press
ON/OFF
to turn on the ste-
reo.
2. Insert a CD (label side up) in the
slot. The stereo displays
DISC
IN
,
CD
, and
TR:01
and the CD
starts to play from Track 1.
If a CD is already in the CD player,
simply press
CD
to play the CD.
The stereo displays
CD
,
DISC
IN
,
TR:
, and the track number of
the track you last played, and the
CD starts to play from the point
where you last stopped it.
After the stereo plays the entire
CD, it automatically repeats all
tracks, starting with Track 1.
Note:
If you turn off your vehicle’s
ignition when a CD is loaded, you
must wait about 2 seconds after
you turn the ignition back on before
you can press
CD
to play the CD.
3. Press
AUDIO CONTROL +
or
–
to
increase or decrease the volume
as desired.
Note:
See “Adjusting the Con-
trols” on Page 15 for information
about changing the stereo’s other
settings.
4. To pause playback, press
CD
. The
stereo displays
PAU
,
DISC IN
,
TR:
, and the track number. To
resume play, press
CD
again.
Note:
If you pause a CD for more
than 5 minutes, the stereo turns
itself off.
5. To remove a CD from the CD
player, press .
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