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8. INPUT SELECTOR KEYS:Each selector key will turn the systemon, to theselected mode. TUNER: Selects the tuner mode. • CD:Selects andprepares to playcompact disc player. TAPE: Selectsanexternal component connected to the TAPE PLAY jacks. VIDEO:Selects anexternalcomponent connected to the VIDEO SOUND input jacks. AUX: Selects an external component connected to the AUX INPUT jacks. See the "Using External Components' section. 9. CD PLAYBACK KEYS: PLAY /PAUSE PHI:Beginscompact disc playback; pauses if a disc is playing; resumes play if a disc is paused. STOP: Stops CD playback. Pfol SKIP: Skips forward to beginning of next track. 1•444 SKIP: Skips back to beginning of track. then to the beginningofprevious track witheach press. FF Searches forward quickly, with sound. FR: Searches in reverse quickly, with sound. REPEATD:Repeats anentire disc. REPEAT T:Repeats a single track. • RANDOM:Plays all tracksona disc inrandomorder. INTRO: Automatically plays the first ten seconds of eachrackonadisc insequence. See the 'Compact Disc Player Operation" section. 10. SPEAKERS:For futureuse only. The switch shouldbe left in position "A.' 11. CD PROGRAMMING KEYS: SET: Stores a track in the memory. CLEAR : Deletes a programmed track. CHECK: Displays the programmed track in sequence. See the "Programming the Compact Disc Player" section. 12. BLANK KEY:For futureusewithCD changers. • The House Code System. In the unlikely event that the commands you give to your remote control should conflict with those of another, nearby Lifestyle", music system, you will need to establisha new.non-conflictinghouse code for your system. Make sure that your unit is pluggedinand therear- panel power switch(for 220-240Vmodelsonly) isON(I).Remove any CD from the unit and close the cover. Turn the unit over (seeRg. 12). Change the position(s)of switch 2, or 3, or 4 by moving it in the opposite direction. Be sure to change exactly the sane switch positions on the remote control. Otherwise, the systemwillnot respond to theremote control commands. Unplug the power cord, or turn the rear-panel power switch OFF(0).HouseCode changes willnot takeeffect until the Music Center has been unplugged, or this power switch turned off,for one minute. Turn theunit right side up arc plug it into the AC outlet, or turn the backpanelpower switchON(I). Switch 1of the housecode system(on theMusic Center)is factory preset. It is used to change the Zone 2 output from variable to fixed (line-level). This switch should be left in its originalposition, bothon theMusicCenter and the corresponding switchon theremote control. DIP Switch Remote Control L Factory Preset Position New Position ma DIP Switch Mt ic Center Figure 12 The House Code System 18

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8.
INPUT
SELECTOR
KEYS:
Each
selector
key
will
turn
the
system
on,
to
the
selected
mode.
TUNER:
Selects
the
tuner
mode.
CD:
Selects
and
prepares
to
play
compact
disc
player.
TAPE:
Selects
an
external
component
connected
to
the
TAPE
PLAY
jacks.
VIDEO:
Selects
an
external
component
connected
to
the
VIDEO
SOUND
input
jacks.
AUX:
Selects
an
external
component
connected
to
the
AUX
INPUT
jacks.
See
the
"Using
External
Components'
section.
9.
CD
PLAYBACK
KEYS:
PLAY
/
PAUSE
PHI:
Begins
compact
disc
playback;
pauses
if
a
disc
is
playing;
resumes
play
if
a
disc
is
paused.
STOP:
Stops
CD
playback.
Pfol
SKIP:
Skips
forward
to
beginning
of
next
track.
1
444
SKIP:
Skips
back
to
beginning
of
track.
then
to
the
beginning
of
previous
track
with
each
press.
FF
Searches
forward
quickly,
with
sound.
FR:
Searches
in
reverse
quickly,
with
sound.
REPEAT
D:
Repeats
an
entire
disc.
REPEAT
T:
Repeats
a
single
track.
RANDOM:
Plays
all
tracks
on
a
disc
in
random
order.
INTRO:
Automatically
plays
the
first
ten
seconds
of
each
rack
on
a
disc
in
sequence.
See
the
'Compact
Disc
Player
Operation"
section.
10.
SPEAKERS:
For
future
use
only.
The
switch
should
be
left
in
position
"A.'
11.
CD
PROGRAMMING
KEYS:
SET:
Stores
a
track
in
the
memory.
CLEAR
:
Deletes
a
programmed
track.
CHECK:
Displays
the
programmed
track
in
sequence.
See
the
"Programming
the
Compact
Disc
Player"
section.
12.
BLANK
KEY:
For
future
use
with
CD
changers.
The
House
Code
System.
In
the
unlikely
event
that
the
commands
you
give
to
your
remote
control
should
conflict
with
those
of
another,
nearby
Lifestyle"
,
music
system,
you
will
need
to
establish
a
new.
non
-conflicting
house
code
for
your
system.
Make
sure
that
your
unit
is
plugged
in
and
the
rear-
panel
power
switch
(for
220-240V
models
only)
is
ON
(I).
Remove
any
CD
from
the
unit
and
close
the
cover.
Turn
the
unit
over
(see
Rg.
12).
Change
the
position(s)of
switch
2,
or
3,
or
4
by
moving
it
in
the
opposite
direction.
Be
sure
to
change
exactly
the
sane
switch
positions
on
the
remote
control.
Otherwise,
the
system
will
not
respond
to
the
remote
control
commands.
Unplug
the
power
cord,
or
turn
the
rear
-panel
power
switch
OFF
(0).
House
Code
changes
will
not
take
effect
until
the
Music
Center
has
been
unplugged,
or
this
power
switch
turned
off,
for
one
minute.
Turn
the
unit
right
side
up
arc
plug
it
into
the
AC
outlet,
or
turn
the
back
-
panel
power
switch
ON
(I).
Switch
1
of
the
house
code
system
(on
the
Music
Center)
is
factory
preset.
It
is
used
to
change
the
Zone
2
output
from
variable
to
fixed
(line
-level).
This
switch
should
be
left
in
its
original
position,
both
on
the
Music
Center
and
the
corresponding
switch
on
the
remote
control.
DIP
Switch
L
Factory
Preset
Position
Remote
Control
New
Position
ma
DIP
Switch
Figure
12
Mt
ic
Center
The
House
Code
System
18