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briefly. The CUE mark was set where the playback was started.

3. If you now press the CUE button, the CD player return to the CUE mark and switches to pause mode.

The red LED next to the CUE button goes on.

Checking the CUE mark:

Press the CUE button and hold it down in CUE mode (red LED next to the CUE button goes on). The CD is

played as long as you hold down the CUE button. The CD player returns to the CUE mark and switches to

pause mode after letting go of the button.

Deleting the CUE mark:

The CUE mark is automatically deleted as soon as a new CUE mark is set.

h) Synchronization of the CD speed

To mix or cross-fade two signal sources “cleanly”, it is often necessary to synchronise the beat of the two

pieces of music first.

There are two ways of doing this:

1. The playing speed can be changed statically (permanently) with the PITCH slide control. The

function is used if the beat tempo of two tracks is completely different.

2. The playing speed can be changed temporarily with the PITCH bend buttons. This function is used if

two tracks have the same beat but need to be synchronized.

PITCH slide control

1. Switch on the function by pressing in the PITCH button.

2. Select the desired maximum change of pitch of 4%, 8% or 16% with the PITCH % button.

3. Change the playing speed by moving the PITCH slide control upwards or downwards. The respective

variation in speed set is displayed on the LC display. The original playback speed is maintained if the

slide control is set to the central position.

PITCH BEND buttons:

1. Hold down the respective PITCH BEND button during playback to change the speed up to 16%.

Pitch Bend (-) button = reduction of the speed

Pitch Bend (+) button = increase of the speed

2. The extent to which the playing speed varies depends on how long the PITCH button is pressed.

3. The playing speed specified by the PITCH control slide is returned to after letting go of the button.

i) Playback loop (LOOP function)

This function can be used to define a playback loop. The starting point and end point of the loop can be

selected in playback and pause mode.

1. Press the LOOP-IN button after arriving at the desired starting point. The starting point of the playback

loop is set.

2. Press the LOOP-OUT button after arriving at the desired end point. The yellow LEDs next to the

LOOP-OUT button flash. The set loop is now played. Playback continues until the LOOP function is

stopped by pressing the LOOP-OUT button. The yellow LEDs next to the LOOP-OUT button go on.

3. If the playback loop was stopped, it can be restarted by pressing the RELOOP button. The LOOP-OUT

button must be pressed to end the playback loop.

The existing playback loop is deleted as soon as a new playback loop is programmed.

j) RELAY operation

Tracks of the two CD drives are played alternately with this function. This means the CD in one of the drives

is played as soon as a track on a CD in the other drive has finished.

1. Insert a CD in both CD compartments.

2. Press the RELAY button. The red LED above the button goes on. Single-track playback mode (SINGLE)

is automatically activated on both CD player sides by pressing the RELAY button.

3. Start playing CD player 1. Once CD player 1 has arrived at the end of the track, it switches to pause

mode and CD player 2 automatically starts to play. Once the end of the track (on CD player 2) is reached,

CD-player 1 automatically starts playing the next track, and so on.

4. You must press the RELAY button again to end the RELAY function.

k) Switching off the appliance

Take the CDs out of the CD compartments before switching off the appliance. Close both CD compartments.

Switch off the amplifier and, if a mixer is connected, switch it off as well. Switch off the dual CD player with

the on/off switch only afterwards. If one of the CD compartments is not closed properly, switch the dual CD

player back on again and close the CD compartment with the OPEN/CLOSE button.

Do not try to close an open CD compartment manually with the appliance switched off since this would

damage the CD player.

11. Maintenance and care

Make sure you observe the following safety instructions before cleaning the appliance or subjecting it to

maintenance:

Pull the mains plug out of the mains socket. The appliance may only be repaired or opened by a specialist

who is familiar with the risks involved and the relevant regulations.

All connected appliances must be disconnected from the mains supply (by pulling the mains plug) prior to

maintenance or repairs. Never open the appliance since it is maintenance free. The guarantee is rendered

invalid by opening the appliance.

The outside of the appliance should only be cleaned with a soft, dry cloth or brush. Do not use any

aggressive cleaning agents or chemical solutions under any circumstances, since they could damage the

housing or impair operation.

Check the technical safety of the appliance regularly, for damage to the housing or the mains cable for

example.

If you have reason to assume that safe operation is no longer possible, remove the appliance from service

and secure it against inadvertent operation.

It can be assumed that safe operation is no longer possible if:

 The appliance has visible signs or damage.

 The appliance is no longer working or working properly.

 The appliance has been stored under unfavorable conditions for a long period of time.

 The appliance has been subjected to excessive strain during transport.

 The appliance has come in contact with liquids, such as rain.

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