Harman Kardon HD7225 Owners Manual - Page 11

Playing a particular track Tracks can be selected directly via the 1-10 and +10 keys on the HD7225 remote control (see page 7). Tracks can also be selected by using the front panel SKIP BACK and SKIP FORWARD buttons. After loading a disc, press the SKIP buttons repeatedly until the desired track number is shown in the display. Then press PLAY. Particular tracks can also be selected in the same way while a disc is playing. However, in this case, the selected track will automatically begin playing. Skipping quickly to the beginning of other tracks While a CD is playing, press one of the SKIP buttons (either SKIP BACK or SKIP FORWARD) until the number of the track you want to play is displayed. The unit skips to the beginning of the displayed track and begins playing. If you press the SKIP BACKWARD button only once during playback, the unit skips back to the beginning of the same track and begins playing. Manually searching While a CD is playing, press one of the SEARCH buttons (either SEARCH BACK or SEARCH FORWARD) until you locate the part of the disc you want to hear. If you SEARCH BACK all the way to the beginning of track 1, playback will automatically begin there, even if you continue to hold down the SEARCH BACK button. If you SEARCH FORWARD all the way to the end of the disc, searching will stop there. Searching during PROGRAM or REPEAT mode, the unit will scan rapidly wither to the end or the beginning of the current track, then playback at normal speed will begin. The HD7125/HD7225 automatically lowers the volume during a search, although you can still hear the speeded-up sound. To switch to rapid but inaudible search, press the PAUSE button before using the search button. Then to resume playback, press either PAUSE or PLAY. Programming a sequence of tracks The HD7125/HD7225 will memorize a sequence of up to 20 tracks and then play them back in the order they were programming. Your programmed sequenced can be 20 different songs or a combination with individual songs repeated several times as part of the sequence. 1. Load a disc into your CD player. 2. Press the PROGRAM button either on the front panel or on the remote control. The red PROG indicator in the display lights up and the INDEX light goes out. 3. Select the first track by either pressing its number on the remote control keypad or using the front panel or remote control SKIP buttons. If you select the track using the skip buttons, you must then press the PROGRAM button on the front panel or on the remote control to enter the number of the selected track. The number of that track appears in the display along with its time. The small number of the track at the bottom of the display also lights up to indicate that you have chosen that track as part of your programmed sequence. This row of small numbers is called the music calendar. The indicator to the right of the TRACK indicator (where the INDEX number is displayed in non-PROGRAM mode) displays the total number of selections that you have programmed. 4. Select the next track of your desired sequence in the same way as described in Step 3. The display indicates the track number as well as the cumulative playback time in your sequence (the time of this track added to the time of the previous track). 5. Continue until up to 20 tracks have been programmed. To repeat a track, simply enter its number again to add it to the selection. If you want to delete the last track selected, press the CLEAR button. The track will be deleted and its time will be subtracted from the total playbck time display. Each time you press CLEAR, the most recently programmed track will be deleted. To clear an entire programmed selection, press the STOP button twice. Then start over from step 2, above. To check the time of the tracks in the programmed sequence, press the CHECK button. Each time you press the CHECK button, the next higher track in the sequence will be displayed along with the cumulative playing time of all tracks checked to that point. After all tracks have been checked, a final press of 10