User's Guide Part 1

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Favorites (FAV) Mode

You probably have a stack of CDs that you love to listen to sitting next to your stereo.

That’s what Favorites Mode is – a ‘stack’ of the songs, album, artist, or genres that you

love to listen to. This makes it easy to keep track of your favorite music.

There are 6 different Favorites Views (FAV Views) – FAV 1-6. Each one can be used

for something else. For example, each member of the family can have their own. Or,

you can set aside one for a playlist. Each one of these view is accessed by pressing the

FAV 1-6 buttons.

In the example below, FAV 1 has been set aside for Mary’s favorites and FAV 2 for

John’s favorites. They’ve also set aside FAV 3 as a playlist for a party they are planning.

When the list gets too long to fit on the screen, you can scroll across by touching the

screen and dragging left or right. Once music has been added to a FAV View, it will

remain stored in memory even after a TerraPlayer has been powered off. The Locator

Base in the lower left shows your location in the strip.

Favorites Mode and the Remote

Accessing Favorites with the Remote

Enter Favorites by pressing the fav button on the remote. Pres the button once to enter

FAV 1, then each press of the fav button after that scrolls through the other FAV Views.

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Scrolling through selections in Favorites

When in a Favorites View, you can scroll back and forth through selections in the View

by pressing the L/R buttons. The current icon will be enlarged to indicate that it has

been selected.

Flagging Favorites

While a track or radio station is playing, you can add it to the current FAV

View by pressing the FLAG FAV button on the remote control.

For example, if you play a genre and the TerraPlayer stumbles across a song

you like, you can sit back in your easy chair and press FLAG FAV, and the

song will be there in your FAV View next time you look.

FAV 1

Mary’s Favorites

FAV 2

John’s Favorites

FAV 3

Party Playlist