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First, Principles, Operation

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What to Do First Once you have read through this page, read "Principles of Operation" (page 6), then go ahead and connect up the Multi Disc Player to your television and/or stereo system using the connection diagrams on pages 11, 12 and 13. After you have done this, you will be ready to play a disc. We suggest an LD or CD. Begin with the section, "How to Load and Play an LD (or a CD)". The Principles of Operation Beyond the play of discs, the functions of the Multi Disc Player range from simple to advanced. Some functions vary depending on what type of disc (laser disc, compact disc, or compact disc video) you are playing. Nevertheless, keep in mind that the majority of the buttons have been designed to achieve a comparable effect for each type of disc you are playing. Therefore, the following paragraphs can briefly summarize what the basic Multi Disc Player functions allow you to do. (Control names that differ from the function name appear in uppercase letters.) Primary Functions are so-called because they entail the traditional functions of all disc players. Variable Speed group operations according to the fact that they let you vary play speed, therefore, easily locate ("search") scenes or tracks as you watch or listen. Repeatable Functions are memory functions that let you play selections repeatedly, according to a play list or randomly. Playback can be started from the point you stopped. Because the system finds and plays selections according to your request, some repeatable functions also serve as "search" functions. Auxiliary Functions are additional functions that simply add to what you can do with the Multi Disc Player. Primary Functions Power Open/Close Play Pause Stop Side A (B) Variable speed Functions Variable Speed Scan (SHUTTLE RING) Still/Step Scan (STILL/STEP) Variable Speed Play (MULTI SPEED, SPEED SET) Repeatable Functions Pre-Programmed Play (AUTO PGM, PGM) Intro Scan (INTRO) Random Play (SHUFFLE) Chapter/Track Search (ACS/AMS) Frame/Time Search (FRAME/TIME) Memory Play (MEMORY PLAY) Auto Pause (AUTO PAUSE) Repeat Play (1/SIDE/ALL, REPEAT, REPEAT A44B) Auxiliary Functions Picture Enhance Functions: (PICTURE ENHANCE) Sound Quality Functions: (AUDIO MONITOR, ANALOG, CX) On-Screen Display (DISPLAY) AudioNideo Time Counter (AV TIME) Karaoke Functions: (ECHO/MIC LEVEL) 6 Introduction ;3142::41, :!--'1 :7•

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What
to
Do
First
Once
you
have
read
through
this
page,
read
"Principles
of
Operation"
(page
6),
then
go
ahead
and
connect
up
the
Multi
Disc
Player
to
your
television
and/or
stereo
system
using
the
connection
diagrams
on
pages
11,
12
and
13.
After
you
have
done
this,
you
will
be
ready
to
play
a
disc.
We
suggest
an
LD
or
CD.
Begin
with
the
section,
"How
to
Load
and
Play
an
LD
(or
a
CD)".
The
Principles
of
Operation
Beyond
the
play
of
discs,
the
functions
of
the
Multi
Disc
Player
range
from
simple
to
advanced.
Some
functions
vary
depending
on
what
type
of
disc
(laser
disc,
compact
disc,
or
compact
disc
video)
you
are
playing.
Nevertheless,
keep
in
mind
that
the
majority
of
the
buttons
have
been
designed
to
achieve
a
comparable
effect
for
each
type
of
disc
you
are
playing.
Therefore,
the
following
paragraphs
can
briefly
summarize
what
the
basic
Multi
Disc
Player
functions
allow
you
to
do.
(Control
names
that
differ
from
the
function
name
appear
in
uppercase
letters.)
Primary
Functions
are
so-called
because
they
entail
the
traditional
functions
of
all
disc
players.
Variable
Speed
Repeatable
Functions
Auxiliary
Functions
group
operations
according
to
the
fact
that
they
let
you
vary
play
speed,
therefore,
easily
locate
("search")
scenes
or
tracks
as
you
watch
or
listen.
are
memory
functions
that
let
you
play
selections
repeatedly,
according
to
a
play
list
or
randomly.
Playback
can
be
started
from
the
point
you
stopped.
Because
the
system
finds
and
plays
selections
according
to
your
request,
some
repeatable
functions
also
serve
as
"search"
functions.
are
additional
functions
that
simply
add
to
what
you
can
do
with
the
Multi
Disc
Player.
Primary
Variable
speed
Repeatable
Auxiliary
Functions
Functions
Functions
Functions
Power
Variable
Speed
Scan
Pre
-Programmed
Play
Picture
Enhance
Functions:
Open/Close
(SHUTTLE
RING)
(AUTO
PGM,
PGM)
(PICTURE
ENHANCE)
Play
Still/Step
Scan
Intro
Scan
(INTRO)
Sound
Quality
Functions:
Pause
(STILL/STEP)
Random
Play
(AUDIO
MONITOR,
Stop
Variable
Speed
Play
(SHUFFLE)
ANALOG,
CX)
Side
A
(B)
(MULTI
SPEED,
SPEED
SET)
Chapter/Track
Search
(ACS/AMS)
On
-Screen
Display
(DISPLAY)
Frame/Time
Search
AudioNideo
Time
Counter
(FRAME/TIME)
(AV
TIME)
Memory
Play
Karaoke
Functions:
(MEMORY
PLAY)
(ECHO/MIC
LEVEL)
Auto
Pause
(AUTO
PAUSE)
Repeat
Play
(1/SIDE/ALL,
REPEAT,
REPEAT
A44B)
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