Sony NW-MS9 operating instructions Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

Overview		4
What you can do with your
Network	Walkman	4
Other features		5
On “MagicGate	Memory	Stick”
		5

Getting	Started
Step	1: Unpacking	7
Step	2: Charging	the rechargeable
battery		8

Basic Operations

Transferring		songs from the computer
to	the	“Memory	Stick” (Check-
Out)			9
Listening to music with Network
Walkman			11
On	other	operations	12
On	the display		12

Advanced	Operations
Playing	tracks		repeatedly
(REPEAT)						13
Adjusting	the		sound			14
Emphasizing			the	bass sound
(MEGA			BASS)			14
Protecting		your hearing
(AVLS)						14
Changing	the		display		mode	15
Locking	the	controls		(HOLD)		16
Changing	the		settings			16
To set a reasonable					volume
(Volume			preset		functions)	16
To turn off the beep sound						17
(BEEP)
To change the display backlight
setting			(LIGHT)			18
To set the date and time						18
(DATE			- TIME)
To erase	the	“Memory			Stick”
(ERASE)						20
To format the			“Memory		Stick”
(FORMAT)						21
Menu						22

Other Information

Precautions				23
Notes	on the	rechargeable		battery
Troubleshooting				24
Troubleshooting				25
To reset the		player		25
What	happened		?	25
Error	messages			28
Specifications				30
Glossary				31
Looking	at the	controls		33
Index				34

This manual explains how to operate Network Walkman For details on how to use the supplied software (OpenMG Jukebox), refer to the OpenMG Jukebox Operating Instructions

Network Walkman is a trademark of Sony corporation

OpenMG and its logo are trademarks of Sony Corporation

“MagicGate Memory Stick,” s, “Memory Stick,”

e, Network Walkman are trademarks of Sony Corporation

“MagicGate” and MAGICGATE are trademarks of Sony Corporation

WALKMAN is a registered trademarks of Sony Corporation

US and foreign patents licensed from Dolby Laboratories

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