12 OPERATIONOperationSearchIf you wish to quickly scan through a disc tolocate a particular passage or program, press theSearch buttons 6 8. The Forward Searchbutton — plays the disc forward in highspeed, while the Reverse Search button ‚plays the disc backwards in high speed. Holdingthe buttons pressed will tripple the search speedafter 3 seconds. When the desired part of thedisc is heard, release the Search button toresume normal play speed.SkipTo move from one track on the disc to anotherduring play mode, press one of the Skip buttons7 7. Pressing the Forward Skip buttonfl· will move you forwards through the disc,one track at a time, while pressing the ReverseSkip button ‡fi once will move you backto the start of the actual track (as long as>1 second of the track has elapsed) andpressing it multiple times will move you backone track at a time. Holding any Skip buttonpressed will fastly scan through all tracks onthe disc.The Skip buttons may be used when the HD 755is either playing or stopped. If the unit isstopped, the Skip buttons may be used to locatethe first track to be played. The Play button 49 must be pressed to begin play. If the Skipbuttons are used while the unit is already play-ing (as described above), the audio output willstop while the new track is located, and play willautomatically resume after the Skip button isreleased.If the Skip buttons are pressed when programplay is in use (see page 13), the unit will movefrom one programmed track to another.Intro SearchThis feature lets you locate a track by playing thefirst 10 seconds of each track, up from the trackplaying or selected actually. When the Introbutton 9 on the front panel is pressed, the unitwill play only 10 seconds of each track, and thenautomatically move to the next track. When youhave reached a track that you wish to listen to inits entirety, press the Intro button again toresume normal operation. When the Introfeature is activated, the INTRO indicator willilluminate in the Information Display % toremind you that Intro Search is in use.