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APMS permits the selection and entry into memory
of a programme of music selections which can then be played automatically in
the order they were selected.
Follow
the operation
as. des-
cribed
on
page
14, steps
1
to 3.
SIDEA/SIDES
DB
ce
on
its rest position.
Press the SIDE
A/SIDE
B button and the APMS
buttons
(1 to 7) until the indicators light up at
the
selection
number
you
wish
to
programme.
e@|lf the APMS
button is pressed by mistake, press
it again to turn the indicator off.
e@Programming
can
be
made
only
when
the
POWER
switch
is turned
ON and the cartridge
(No programming can be
performed while the unit is in play.)
e At most fourteen programmes, seven programmes
each for side A and B, can be memorized.
@For
example,
if you
would
like to
play
in
order
of
the
seventh
pro-
gramme
on side A, fourth programme
on side B and third programme on side
A:
SIDE A/SIDE B
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4
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pie
\
SIDE A/SIDE B
SIDE A/SIDE 8
Prien
0
eDo
not
select
more
numbers
of the programmes
than
real
numbers of the programmes on the record.
Depending
on a record, final transfer groove
can be counted
as a programme and the APMS
indicators light up more than
real numbers of the programmes on the record.
.
ein order to stop the APMS operation, press the <«/# PLAY/CUT
button.
In this case, those memorized
programmes which are
being played currently and not played yet, are not erased.
I
PLAY/CUT
©
\
Press
the
</m
PLAY/CUT
button,
@ Play will be in the
programme order.
eThe
APMS
indicator of currently
playing programme
flashes
rapidly
and
the
one
for
the next
programme
is will flash
slowly.
If the next programme
is on the reverse side, the indicator of
that side, side A or B, will flash slowly.
eAfter
the
programme
is played,
corresponding
memorized
programme
number
is erased
and
the corresponding
APMS
indicator is turned off.
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