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Error messages

Indication Contents

PLEASE W AIT!

Appears when it takes some time to complete an

operation.

COM PLETED!

Appears when an operation has been completed.

NO DISC

You have attempted to play a CD in the CD &

KEYBOARD mode, but no CD is inserted.

SORRY!

During CD play, the instrument was jarred and sound

was interrupted.

FAILED, TRY AGAIN

Appears when the CD tempo was unable to be

detected within a given time, and the instrument

automatically exits the CD tempo detect mode.

ERROR!

Appears briefly when some other error is detected.

About the CD

n COMPACT

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DIGITAL AUDIO

Use a CD which has this mark.

• Please do not use a CD with a heart or other

special mark, asdoing so may result in damage.

B To avoid injuring your CD, as weil as damag

ing your instrument, please heed the following

points.

• Do not use a pencil or ball point pen to write on the CD.

• Do not wipe with record cleaner, thinner, benzene or alcohol.

It soiled, use a clean damp cloth to wipe it clean, and polish

it with a soft, dry cloth.

• Do not affix paper or stickers (decals). (Do not use a CD

from which cellophane tape or a glue-backed label has been

peeled off, as the residual glue may result in damage.)

• Do not insert more than one CD at a time.

• Be sure to remove the CD from the tray before

moving or tilting the instrument.

About the ANTI-SKIP SYSTEM

The ANTI-SKIP SYSTEM minimizes any interrup

tion to the sound due to vibration by using pre

sampled (up to 10 seconds) performance data.

• The ANTI-SKIP SYSTEM in this instrument is

always active whenever the power is on. (The

function cannot be disabled.)

• If the instrument is subjected to consecutive

shocks, “SORRY” may appear on the display

and the sound interrupted.

Note: The ANTI-SKIP SYSTEM in this instrument

uses digital compression technology.

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