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Using The Remote Control

Open/Close

Buttons numbered 1-0

Personal selection repeat

Random

Repeat

Note: Install the two AA batteries supplied before trying to use your remote control.
Do not place anything in front of the display area on the CD player, or the remote
control may not work.

Press this button to open and close the CD drawer.

These buttons allow direct access to individual tracks on the disc.
To select a track, press the corresponding keypad button. The
player will move to the selected track and begin playing. There is
no need to hit the play button. For tracks greater than 9, enter the
digits in sequence. For example, to play track 13, press 1, then 3.
The display will show 13 and the CD will begin playing in a few
seconds.

Prog(Program)

This button, labeled PROG, allows you to program as many as 16
tracks on the current disc for playback in a specific order. For
example, you could program the XCD-99 to play track 5, followed
by track 3, followed by track 13. To begin a program:

1. Insert a disc and press the OPEN/CLOSE button to close the
drawer. The XCD-99 will read the contents of the disc.

2. Press the PROG button on the remote control. The display will
show, P:00 00, indicating that the unit is waiting for the first track
to be programmed.

Once you have programmed your play list, simply press the Play button. The
XCD-99 will begin playing your selected tracks. The XCD-99 will remain in
PROGRAM mode until you open the disc drawer or press the Play button then Stop
button twice.
Whilst playing a programmed play list, most functions that would normally effect the
entire disc operate on just the memorized program. For example, the Skip button
(double-arrow previous and next buttons), advance to the next or previous track in
the memorized program.

3. Enter the first track number using the keypad buttons numbered 1-0. Your
selection will in a few seconds be memorized automatically and the display
will change to, P:01 05, indicating that one track(track 5) has been memorized.
Continue entering the rest of your selections using the numbered keypad
buttons only. Note: there is no need to press the PROG(Program) button again
as each selection is memorized as it is entered. If you make a mistake whilst
programming, you can delete the last track entered by pressing the Clear button
(see below).

This button allows you to repeat the current track or the entire disc continuously.
Press the Repeat button once(a "T" appears on the display) and the current track
will repeat. Press the Repeat button once more(an "A" appears on the display)
and entire disc will repeat. Press the Repeat button again and the repeat function
stops. Pressing the Open/Close button also stops the repeat function.

If you wish to hear a certain section of the disk which is not a discrete track,
assuming the section you wish to hear starts at point A and ends at point B, enter
commands as follows: At the desired starting point, press the REPEAT key on the
remote control three times consecutively. The unit will remember this point as the
starting point (point A) and the screen will display A-. When the recording has
reached the desired end point, press the REPEAT key on the remote controller
again. The unit will remember this point as the finishing point(point B) and the
screen will display A-B. The desired section will replay until the [REPEAT] key on
the remote control is pressed again.
Note: This function is not available when the player is stopped.

This instructs the CD player to play tracks from the entire disc in random order.
Once all of the tracks have been played, the disc will stop playing.

A-B

HDCD

HDCD is an encoding technique that allows a CD to have greater effective dynamic
range, reduced distortion, and increased detail. HDCD discs are identified by an
HDCD logo on the package. No user action is required to play an HDCD recording.
The XCD-99 player automatically senses HDCD encoding and enables the circuitry.
The blue HDCD LED on the front panel will light to indicate that you are playing an
HDCD.

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