User Manual

Setup Guide

Parts Diagram and Functions

Front Panel (continued)

11. NAVIGATOR keypad

These buttons allow the user to navigate through menus and features of

the HDC-500. Depending on the mode of the unit, the buttons may

serve different purposes. See page 25 for detailed documentation of

all of the functions of the NAVIGATOR, in all modes and contexts.

12. SHIFT button

Holding down the SHIFT button extends the use of certain buttons on the

unit, by providing alternate functions. For more on all of the features

that are augmented by use of the SHIFT button, see page 26.

NOTE: WHEN SHIFT + INFO ARE PRESSED SHUFFLE MODE IS TURNED ON

13. JOG WHEEL

The JOG WHEEL controls many aspects of the unit, and can be used for

navigating through menus, searching through music and manipulation of

pitch. The behavior of the JOG WHEEL is dependent on the mode of

operation, as well as the status of the PITCH ON/OFF indicator and

JOG MODE.

14. POWER button

The POWER button can be pressed momentarily to turn ON the unit; to

turn off the unit, the POWER button must be held down for 5 seconds.

Holding the SHIFT button while pressing POWER will display an addi-

tional menu, which allows for the changing and removal of USB devices,

as well as setup options relating to the HDC-500.

15. SINGLE button

When this button is pressed momentarily, the state of playback (SIN-

GLE or CONTINUE) will be displayed . To change the state of play-

back, hold the SHIFT button SINGLE button momentarily. The new state

of playback (SINGLE or CONTINUE) will then be displayed on the LCD

DISPLAY panel.

16. TIME MODE button

This button dictates whether the unit will display textual and visual time

information relating to the TIME REMAINING or TIME ELAPSED.

Pressing this button momentarily changes the TIME MODE of both sides

of the unit, while holding SHIFT and momentarily pressing TIME will

change the TIME MODE of only that respective side.