Sony CDP-C79ES Operating Instructions - Page 25

Using the disc memo function, you can assign a name within 10 letters for each disc. The memo appears in the window every time you put the disc in the player. One name can be assigned for one disc. You can also assign a title for the "- NO DISC -" display (see page 8) using the same procedure as that for the disc memo. Usable letters and symbols For the disc memo, 46 letters and symbols and a space can be used. When the N/ button is pressed for the first time, the space appears. Each time N is pressed, letters and symbols will appear in the following order. Clearing the Disc Memo 1 Put the disc whose memo you want to clear in the player, and close the disc tray. 2 Press *4 or 1040. or MEMO INPUT on the remote commander. The blinking cursor will appear. 3 Press ERASE. "FILE ERASE" is displayed and "CF MEMO" goes off in the display window. (space)ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXj YZ'&:.< >*/ +9876543210- Use N to call up a previous character. To rewrite letters or symbols Before pressing FILE Move the cursor under the letter/symbol to be changed and then select the desired letter/symbol using 41141/10► or letter buttons on the remote commander. To erase the letter and make space, locate the desired place with IN NI and press CLEAR. After pressing FILE Repeat from step 2. If you want to assign names while referring labels 1 Place the disc(s) on the disc tray and keep the tray opened. 2 Follow step 2 to create a name for the disc. 3 Press DISC SKIP to select another if you want to assign two or more discs. 4 Repeat step 2 until you assign all the desired discs. 5 Press FILE. The disc tray closes automatically and "MEMO FILE" appears in the display window. The name for each disc has been assigned at once. Note Disc memos can also be changed while playing a disc by pressing the MEMO INPUT button on the Remote Commander. Displaying the Memos To display the memo for the disc being played Press TIME/MEMO twice during the shuffle, program or bank mode and three times during the continuous mode. To return to the normal display, press TIME/MEMO once more. 25