System 710  (130-1253)           CD Changer            Faxback Doc. # 6637

LOADING CDs

Follow these steps to load CDs:

1.  Press FUNCTION to select CD.

2.  Press OPEN/CLOSE for the compartment where you want to load a disc.
    The disc tray opens with the compartment you want on the right.

3.  Load the disc into the front disc compartments, label side up.  To
    load 3-inch CDs, place them in the middle of the disc holders.

CAUTIONS:  Do not stack CDs in the tray.  This could damage the changer
           and the CDs.

           When loading a third CD, do not try to load it without first
           rotating the tray as explained below.

4.  Press the OPEN/CLOSE button that is not flashing to rotate the disc
    tray.  Insert a disc into the empty compartment.

5.  Press either flashing OPEN/CLOSE button to close the disc tray.

CAUTION:  Do not force the tray open or closed.  You might damage the
          loading mechanism.

PLAYING CDs

Follow these steps to play CDs:

1.  Press DISC 1, DISC 2, or DISC 3 PLAY for the CD you want to play
    first.  Playback begins from Track 1.  The OPEN/CLOSE button for the
    CD currently playing lights.  The music program indicators shows the
    total number of tracks (up to 20).

    The CD changer plays all tracks in order.  The music program indicator
    for a track that has played disappears when that track plays.

2.  Press a TUNER/CD-10KEY button on the remote control to select a track.

    When CD playback ends, the changer stops.

NOTE:  If you want to play the discs continuously, press REPEAT

3.  Press PLAY/PAUSE to temporarily stop play.  The pause indicator
    appears on the display.  Press PLAY/PAUSE again to resume play.

4.  Press STOP if you want to completely stop playing the disc.

CHANGING A DISC WHILE PLAYING ANOTHER

Follow these steps to open the tray and change a disc while playing
another.

1.  Press OPEN/CLOSE for the disc that is not playing now.  You can check
    which disk is playing on the florescent display.

2.  Change the front disc(s) and press either flashing OPEN/CLOSE to close
    the tray.

CAUTION:  Only load CDs in the two front disc holders.  Do not try to
          force a CD into the back disc holder.  Doing so might cause the
          CD to jam, damaging the System 710.  The disc loaded there is
          now in playback position.

OTHER FEATURES

Automatic Search Music Systems (ASMS)

Follow these step to select a track while the player is stopped or
playing.

1.  Repeatedly press ASMS |<<or>>| until the desired track's number
    appears on the display.

2.  If the player is stopped, press PLAY/PAUSE to play the track.  If a CD
    is playing the selected track automatically starts playing when you
    release ASMS |<<or>>|.

Cuing a Track

You can cue a track to immediately play from the beginning.  When you
start the player, the track's first sound immediately starts.  This
feature is useful for disc jockey, recording, and any other time you want
to skip the silent lead-in to a track.

You must be in stop mode to cue a track to immediately play music.

1.  Press PLAY/PAUSE until the pause indicator appears on the display.

2.  Press ASMS |<<or>>| until the desired track number appears on the
    display.

3.  Press PLAY/PAUSE to begin play.

Audible Search

To search for a track section, press and hold down >> or << on the remote
control during play.  The CD player rapidly plays in the direction of the
arrows.  When you hear the section you want, release >> or << to resume
normal play.  Volume reduces during audible search.

When the player reaches the CD's end during search, the player stops and
the display shows -.-.  When the player reaches the beginning of a  CD
during a search, the display shows zeros and then begins normal playback.

Sequence Programming

With sequence programming, you can program up to 30 tracks in any order
you choose.  Use the remote control for programming.

You must be in stop mode to program a sequence.

1.  Press PROG.  PROG flashes on the display.

NOTE:  If the player has not read the track information from the CD when
       you press PROG.  WAIT appears on the display.  Start programming
       after WAIT changes to READY.

2.  To program a track, press TUNER/CD-10KEY to select the track you want.
    For a two-digit track number, press + 10 first (once for a number in
    the teens, twice for a number in the twenties, or three times for
    thirty), and then enter the second digit.  The track number and
    corresponding music program indicator light.  The program number
    (P-01, P-02, and so on) appears on the display.

3.  If you load more than one CD and want to program a track on another
    CD, press CD PLAY 1, 2, or 3 for the CD you want.  Then select the
    track.  To program all tracks on a disc, press CD PLAY 1, 2, or 3
    twice for the desired CD.  The program number increases by the total
    number of tracks on that disc.

4.  Press PLAY/PAUSE to start sequence program play.  The player plays the
    tracks in the order that you programmed them.

NOTE:  During programmed play, you can select or cue a track or use
       audible search in the programmed order.

5.  Press STOP to stop the programmed play.  The programmed sequence is
    still stored in memory.

6.  Press CLEAR to clear the program memory.

NOTE:  Opening the disc tray or turning off the power also clears the
       program memory.

Adding to the Program

Following these steps to add tracks to the program after it has started:

1.  Follow Steps 1 to 3 of the normal sequence programming procedure. 
    Additional tracks are added and played back at the end of the original
    program.

2.  Press PLAY/PAUSE.

Program Recall

During stop or program mode, press ASMS |<<or>>| to see the programmed
disc and track numbers in memory.

Random Playback

You can set the CD changer to play tracks in a random order.

Press RANDOM on the remote control.  R - and the music program indicator
appear on the display as the CD changer starts selecting tracks.  When you
load more than one CD, tracks are randomly chosen from all discs.

When it finishes selecting, playback starts and the music program
indicator for the chosen track goes out.  When the playback of the track
is over, the changer selects the next track in the same way.

NOTE:  If the player has not read the CD information when you press
       RANDOM, WAIT appears on the display.  Random programming starts
       after WAIT disappears.

Repeat Play

You can repeat regular playback, a programmed sequence, or random
playback.

1.  Press REPEAT on the remote control during playback.  REPEAT appears on
    the display.  During regular playback, the loaded discs (1, 2, or 3)
    repeatedly play.  During a programmed sequence play, only the
    programmed tracks repeatedly play.  During random play, the random
    selection starts anew after all the tracks have been played.

2.  Press STOP to stop play.

3.  To cancel repeat play, press REPEAT.

Time Counter Display

Use the time counter to display remaining track or CD time.

Press DISPLAY on the remote control.  The display changes as follows:

During normal play:

Track elapsed time display

Track remaining time display

CD total remaining time display

Clock display

During a programmed sequence or random playback:

Track elapsed time display

Track remaining time display

Program total remaining time display (-:- in random playback mode)

Clock display

CD Care

Although a CD lasts indefinitely with normal use, we recommend the
following precautions:

   Keep the CD in its protective case or sleeve when you are not playing
   it.

   Handle the CD by its edges to avoid fingerprints, which can prevent the
   CD player's laser beam from reading the CD.  You local Radio Shack
   store sells CD cleaner kits.

   Keep the CD dry.  A water drop can act as a lens and affect the laser
   beam's focus.

   The CD player has a wide dynamic range.  As s result, if you turn the
   amplifier's volume too high during soft (low volume) program sections,
   you might damage your speakers when a sudden loud passage plays.

   When you move the player, be sure to remove all CDs from the CD
   compartments.

   Do not place foreign objects in the CD compartment.  Doing so can
   damage the mechanism.

Laser Safety:  The CD player uses a laser.  Only a qualified service
person should remove the cover or attempt to service this device, due to
possible eye injury.


(ALL-9/9/94)