FL 8300 (serv.man12) - Harman Kardon Audio User Guide / Operation Manual. Page 14

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• Each time the STOP/CLEAR

button is pressed during deleting,
the deleted selections are recov-
ered one by one in the opposite
sequence.

• If you want to recover a specific

selection, find it with the DELETE
button and recover with the
STOP/CLEAR button.

• By pressing the OPEN/CLOSE or

STOP/CLEAR button over 4
seconds in stop mode, all deleted
selections will be recovered.

• If the RANDOM PLAY button is

pressed, RANDOM 1 DISC
appears and the unit automatically
selects and plays tracks on the
current disc at random.

• After that disc has been played, all

tracks of each disc are played at
random from the next disc to the
5th disc.

When there are undesired discs or
tracks, you can delete up to 32
selections.

1. In stop mode, press the DELETE
button.

2. Select the disc with the DISC
SELECTOR or DISC SKIP button(s).

Example: When you select the first
disc.

• If the DELETE button is pressed

without selecting a track, the
selected disc is deleted as one
selection.

3. Select the track with the
FORWARD or BACKWARD SKIP
button.

Example: When you select the 4th
track.

4. Press the DELETE button.

5. Within 8 seconds after step 4, if
you select the undesired tracks on
that disc, repeat steps 3 and 4 and if
not, repeat steps 2, 3 and 4.

6. Press the PLAY/PAUSE button.

You can check the deleted
selections during deleting or after
completion of deleting.

• Each time the DELETE button is

pressed, the deleted selections
will appear in the deleted
sequence.

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1. In edit mode, the auto space
function, leaving a 4-second space
between tracks, is automatically
activated.

2. In edit mode, repeat and random
play, etc., are not operative.

3. Checking, clearing or rectifying the
tracks is done like programming.  In
auto edit mode, only checking and
clearing all edited tracks is possible.

4. During manual edit if the ‘--:--’
sign on the time display disappears,
the total time of the edited tracks is
greater than the selected tape
length.  Edit the tracks again so that
the total time doesn’t exceed the
tape length.

5. When a track whose number is
greater than 30 is edited or deleted,
the time display may show “--:--”.

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2

3

4

5

DELETE

TRACK

MIN

SEC

:

1      2      3     4     5 

6      7      8     9    10

11   12

DELETE

1

1      2      3     4     5 

6      7      8     9    10

11   12

1

TRACK

DELETE

1      2      3            5 

6      7      8     9    10

11   12

1

TRACK

DELETE

1      2      3     4     5 

6      7      8     9    10

11   12

1

2

3

4

5

DELETE

TRACK

MIN

SEC

1      2      3            5 

6      7      8     9    10

11   12

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