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Section 2: Installation & Programming
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For Priorities Programming
Type Display Shows
6 *OPTIONS*
1 PRIORITY 00 ----
For Premiums Programming
Type Display Shows
6 *OPTIONS*
2 PREMIUMS 00 ----
For Pairs Programming
Type Display Shows
699 *MORE OPTIONS 2*
9 PAIRS SEL 00 ----
If a selection is not programmed for the displayed sequence number, four dashes will appear. When first received
from the factory, none of these options will have any selections programmed. It is possible to program up to 100
autoplay selections or discs, 25 Autoplay only discs, 25 premium selections, 50 lockout selections, 10 priority
selections, and 10 paired selections. The program sequence number will start at 00 and go to 1 less than the maximum
possible programmed selections. For example, the sequence numbers for lockouts will start at 00 and go to 49.
All selections must be in consecutive sequence locations. You may not have a “hole” in the sequence. For example,
premium 00 is programmed to Selection 1305. The next premium selection must be entered in sequence location
01. The phonograph will not allow a hole to be left in the sequence.
AUTOPLAY PROGRAMMING MODES
When the Autoplay program sequence does not have any selections in it, Autoplay will select a random disk and
track to play whenever the Autoplay time has elapsed. By entering selections into the sequence program, Autoplay
will follow that sequence and play only those selections entered. The order of play will follow the sequence.
When entering a selection number ending in 00 (this is not normally a valid selection) in to the Autoplay sequence,
Autoplay will select a random selection from that particular disk. For example, sequence number 04 has Selection
5200 programmed in. When Autoplay gets to sequence number 04 (the 5th Autoplay selection to be played), it will
play a random track from disk 52.
Specific selection numbers and random selections on specific disks may be entered together and in any order in an
Autoplay sequenced program.