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Status Screen
The Status screen indicates whether the status is Phase Normal or Inverted, and whether the CD was recorded
using digital high frequency emphasis.
Volume Screen
The Volume screen shows the right and left channel volume level. If the output is muted, the display will indicate
this by showing, “MUTE.”
During normal listening, the display will show the default screen
Changing Between Display Screens
Anytime a button is pressed, the Wadia S7i Integrated CD Player / Decoding Computer display automatically
switches to the appropriate screen to display the change. For example, pressing the balance controls on the
remote control will switch the S7i Integrated CD Player / Decoding Computer display to the Balance screen.
After five seconds, the display will return to the Volume screen.
Also, pressing the enter button will cause the display to change to the next screen. Repeatedly pressing the enter
button will cause the display to continue to change to successive screens (see the Menu Screen Map on page 16).
Disc Formats
The S7i Integrated CD Player / Decoding Computer will not only play CD's recorded in the Red Book CD standard
(including CD-R and CD-RW), but it also can play discs recorded in several of the other popular formats: MP3,
FLAC and WMA. The file format will display in the upper right hand corner of the display panel. If a disc with
multiple formats (hybrid disc) is inserted, it will display HYBD.
When you first load a MP3, FLAC or WMA encoded disc you will see the total track count along with a disc
time of “00:00”. When the S7i Integrated CD Player / Decoding Computer is playing data discs, the user may
skip tracks front and back with direct track access, using the number pad on the remote, available up to track
999. In addition, the time display options become non-operational, the S7i Integrated CD Player / Decoding
Computer will only display the time played on the track, not the time remaining for the track or the whole disc.