HHB comm CDR-830 Manuel D’Utilisation

Programming the track order
means telling the player precisely
which tracks, and in what order,
you want played. You can
program a playlist of up to 24
tracks, playing tracks more than
once if you like.

The playlist you program applies
only to the disc in the player at
the time: as soon as you eject
that disc the playlist is lost.

The 

 indicator lights and the

display prompts you to enter the
first track in the program:

There are three ways to enter
track numbers:

• Using the number buttons

For track numbers 1 to 10,
use the corresponding number
button.

For track numbers over 10,
press the >10 button, then
enter the track number. For
example, to select track 28:

• Using the track skip buttons

Use the 

4 and ¢ buttons

to select a track; press

 to enter it into the

playlist.

• Using the jog dial

Turn the jog dial to select a
track; push to enter it into the
playlist.

3

3

3

3

3 (6

6

6

6

6 on the front

You must press 

 if you

want to enter another track after
you have started playback.

As you program tracks, the
total running time of the
program is displayed here.

7

1

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8

3

4

¢

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7

Since the program only applies as
long as the disc is in the player,
you can clear it by simply ejecting
the disc. Alternatively, press 

7

while the disc is stopped.

Delete the last (most recently)
programmed step by pressing

. Press repeatedly to clear

several steps (if the program is
playing while you’re doing this, you
can’t clear steps beyond the one
that is currently playing).

While the disc is stopped, you
can check the contents of the
playlist using 

 on the

remote control. Each press steps
through the playlist, showing the
step number and the correspond-
ing track number.

While checking the playlist (see
above), you can change the track
number for the step you’re on
using either the number keys, the
4 and ¢ buttons, or the jog
dial.

Programmed
step number

Programmed
track number

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