Teac CD-C68E, User Manual

    4.2  CD-player

     (1) Windows 3.1 (CDP)

        (a) Installation

             Before anything else, build the [MCI] CD audio device driver in your computer by referring to the

             Windows user’s guide.

             Then, run the SETUP. EXE file in the TEAC CD-ROM Changer Installation Disk for DOS-Windows

             3.1. Windows will automatically start and the setup screen will appear ; then, follow the instructions

             on the screen.

        (b) Functions

             The TEAC CDP is operated by clicking the desired button on the screen by mouse control.

             The buttons offer the following functions:

POWER

REPEAT

PROGRAM

SHUFFLE

ALLDISC

MUTE

CD IN/AUX IN

             (Rewind)

             (Fastforward)

             (Play/Pause)

             (Stop)

             (Reverse skip)

             (Forward skip)

TRACK 1-0

             (Eject)

          (CDP icon switch)

TIME

?           (Help)

VOL.     (Volume)

DISC 1 to 6

BALANCE

: Ends the application TEAC CDP.

: Repeats all tracks of the disc.Can be used together with

  PROGRAM, SHUFFLE, or ALLDISC.

: Plays a sequence of programmed tracks. For the details,see the

  TEAC CDP Help screen.

: Have tracks play in random order.

: Plays the entire music disc. Can be used together with REPEAT,

  PROGRAM, or SUFFLE.

: Reduces the volume to a minimum. Click the button again to un-

  mute.

: Determines the input to feed the drive’s output. See also Note.

: Moves back about 10 seconds.

: Moves about 10 seconds in the forward direction.

: Used to start playback, to interrupt playback, or to disable the

  pause.

: Stops playback.

: Used to skip directly to the beginning of the current track or previous

  track.

: Used to skip directly to the beginning of the succeeding track.

: Used to directly select specific tracks on the currently selected disc.

: Used to take out the currently selected disc.

: Used to switch icon.

: Used to select either of the following time displays:

          Single Time, showing elapsed time from the beginning of the

          current track in play.Total Time, showing elapsed time from the

          beginning of the disc.

: Allows you to see CDP version information or get Help.

: Used to increase or decrease the volume.

: Used to change discs.

: Controls the relative level of the left and right sounds. To go back to

  the center position, press the mark  “.” in the center of the button.