Manual

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The Remote Control is capable of performing most
Operating Functions for Data Disc on the MCT80.
If at any time the Player seems unresponsive to the
desired Remote Control Command, it may be neces-
sary to select the color of the push-button nomencla-
ture for the desired command. This is accomplished
by first pressing the SHIFT Push-button to select gold,
as indicated by the LED, and then within 3 seconds
pressing (or in the case of some functions repeatedly
pressing) the desired command push-button.
Note: Refer to the “How to Operate” Section of this
manual for additional information using this
Remote Control.
Remote Control Button Functions
When playing a Data CD Disc or Data DVD Disc,
some of the Remote Control Push-buttons that are
labeled for stand CD and SACD Operation Functions
will also perform different additional Operation Func-
tions.
Playback Operation Mode
The MCT80 has different Operational Playback
Modes when a Disc contains DATA MUSIC FILES.
The Operational Mode Selection includes the “All
Mode” and the “Folder Mode” which are indicated by
the Front Panel Display, refer to figures A and B.
How to use the Remote Control for Playback of Data CD Disc and Data DVD Disc
How to use the Remote Control for
Playback of Data CD Disc and Data DVD
Disc
Getting Ready-
Freddie King -
Music One
09-Tore Down.
WAV 44.1kHz
Front Panel Display
When playing a Data CD Disc or Data DVD Disc con-
taining DATA MUSIC FILES, the MCT80 Front Panel
Information Display will also indicate the following:
Folder or Sub-Folder Name - Music One
Artist Name - Freddie King
Album Name - Getting Ready
Track Name - 09 Tore Down
Audio Format Type and Sampling Frequency - WAV 44.1kHz
Folder Symbol
Upper and Lower Symbol
Music Symbol
All Mode
Folder Mode
Figure A
Figure B
To check the current Operation Mode press the
MODE Push-Button on the Remote Control once. To
change the current Operation Mode, press the MODE
Push-Button on the Remote Control twice, followed
by pressing the PLAY Push-button on the Remote
Control to activate the selected Operation Mode.
When conventional CD or SACD DISCs are played,
all the sound tracks are sequentially numbered and
are played back in that numeric order. This standard
playback mode is referred to as the “All Mode” of
operation.
CD Data and DVD Data Discs containing DATA
sound tracks are usually created on a computer which
can create multiple Folders that are in a sequential
order. Each folder can contain multiple sound tracks
that are in a sequential order. This playback mode is
referred to as the “Folder Mode” of operation. Refer to
“Front Panel Display” for sample Front Panel Indica-
tions of the Folder Mode content.
For additional information on the playback of CD
Data and DVD Data Discs DATA sound tracks in the
Folder Mode of Operation, refer to page 22.