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key. The display reads:
T
- SELECT
, then the
you selected w ill flash:
ABOUT TYPING
/
key to
• Additional symbols not
SPACE
CHECK
aces.
found on the keyboard can
be accessed by selecting the
make a mistake, use
number/symbol mode, and
and
SOR L
CURSOR R
then using the
highlight the incor-
/
UP
racter, then use the
through the available sym-
ey to erase it.
bols.
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3: Press the
key again. The display
SET
w ill stop flashing and w ill change
to the alphanumeric character dis-
ð
<=ZABC
play:
(keys show n in dark gray)
.
CHAR
SEARCH
keys to scroll-
DOWN
4: Use the keyboard to type the disc name. Wait until you
see the alphanumeric character list on the changer's dis-
play before typing. Typing too soon can cause undesired
operation of the changer.
For more information about typing, see the notes at the
bottom of the page.
CD-3280M , CD-3260M , CD-324M :
• You can also use the
CHAR CAPITAL
and
CHAR SM ALL
CHAR SYM BOLS
shift betw een capital letters, low er-
case letters and numbers/symbols.
5: After you have typed-in the
entire title, press the
key. The display reads:
TITLE STORE!!
6: The display then sw itches to
show the disc number, and
the first track number flashes:
DXXX T01
7. Repeat steps 3 - 5 to enter a
title for the disc's first track.
8. Repeat steps 3 - 5 for each
track title you w ant to enter.
Discs w it h CD Text
Some record companies encode
CD Text information (titles, artists,
musical genre, etc.) onto their
CDs. Your Kenw ood changer w ill
read this CD Text information and
it w ill overw rite any title or musi-
cal genre information that you
input into the changer.
CD-2280M , CD-2260M , CD-224M :
,
• To store a number as part of a title,
keys to
press the
SET
ber.
• You cannot access yellow -colored sec-
ondary symbols.
• Since the keyboard must transmit a
series of commands each time you
press a key, it may seem to respond a
bit more slow ly than a typical w ired
computer keyboard.
ENTER
key after typing the num-
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