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Display shows track 4 selected
Display after pressing
SET
Track 4 will become the new
track 6 (the current tracks 5
and 6 will become 4 and 5)
Reordering Tracks on a Disc
A 9-track MD with the playlist
programmed (running time of
the playlist is also displayed)
1
Select the track you want to move.
The disc can be stopped (with the track information shown in the display), or
in play-pause mode.
2
Press MENU and select MOVE.
Remember: switch between menu options using the $ and ›
buttons; select the option by pressing
Use the $ and › buttons to select a
3
new track number, then press SET.
The display shows the track your moving and its new number. You can't select
a track number higher than the total number of tracks on the disc.
4
Confirm that you want to move the track.
Press
to move the track, or
SET
shows
once the edit has been made.
COMPLETE
The track reorder feature takes the play order you've programmed for the disc using
the program play feature (see page 17), and reorders the tracks on the disc accord-
ingly. If you want to change the position of more than a couple of tracks on the disc,
it's probably quicker to do it this way than use the move track function described on
the previous page.
MENU
AUX/CD-R
SOUND
STANDBY/ ON
1
Program the track playback order.
See page 17 for more on how to do this.
Note: If you program fewer tracks than are on the disc, those tracks will
appear at the start of the disc, while the remainder will be left in the original
order at the end of the disc.
2
Press MENU and select PGM MOVE.
Remember: switch between menu options using the $ and ›
buttons; select the option by pressing
3
Confirm that you want to reorder the tracks.
Press
to reorder the tracks, or
SET
shows
once the edit has been made.
COMPLETE
.
SET
to cancel the edit. The display
CANCEL
SET
&
$
DISPLAY
SET
MD
TAPE
TIMER/
! —
REC
CHARACTER
CANCEL
4
.
SET
to cancel the edit. The display
CANCEL
7 Editing
›
VOL
+ ⁄
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