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Kenwood manual Listening with other equipment, SONY MZ-B3E, To listen with a monaural player

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Listening with other equipment

Stereo system, cassette-corder, etc.

Connect the 2jack of the recorder to a tape player or an amplifier with a line cable (RK-G134, or RK-G129, not supplied).

You can listen to an MD with your stereo system or record on a cassette tape, etc.

Stereo tape recorder, portable MD recorder, etc.

to MIC

Stereo- mini plug

2 phono plugs R (red)

RK-G129 (not supplied)

to LINE IN

L (white)

to 2

(headphones)

RK-G134 (not

supplied)

to 2

(headphones)

Adjust the volume around "6".

To listen with a monaural player

Connect the RK-G135 line cable (not supplied) to the MIC jack of the source equipment.

SONY MZ-B3 (E) 3-798-610-22(1)

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Kenwood manual Listening with other equipment, SONY MZ-B3E, To listen with a monaural player

Contents

Operating instructions Portable MiniDisc RecorderMZ-B3 SONY MZ-B3EOwner’s Record InformationFor Customers in the USA Welcome SONY MZ-B3EPlaying an MD right away Table of contentsRecording an MD right away Various ways of recordingAdditional information Power sourcesUsing on a lithium ion rechargeable battery SONY MZ-B3E2Insert a recordable MD 1Install three alkaline batteriesRecording an MD right away SONY MZ-B3ERecording an MD right 3Record an MDaway SONY MZ-B3E2Insert an MD Playing an MD right away1Install three alkaline batteries 2Turn VOL to adjust the volume 3Play an MDSpeaker monaural 2headphones VOL volume Playing an MD right awayDigital VOR function zVarious ways of recordingDictating SONY MZ-B3ETo stop recording Recording in stereo with an external microphoneSONY MZ-B3E To record with an external monaural microphoneTo stop recording Recording from other equipmentSONY MZ-B3E To record from a monaural playerSONY MZ-B3E Track marking while recordingVarious ways of recording Track marking to divide a recordingTips on track marks SONY MZ-B3ETrack marking important points To erase special track marksSONY MZ-B3E Tips on recordingVarious ways of recording To monitor the sound being recorded∙While recording SONY MZ-B3ETo know the remaining time, etc ∙While in stop modeways Setting the clock to stamp the recorded timeIf you make a mistake while setting the clock recordingCharging the built-inbattery for the clock SONY MZ-B3EListening at a fast speed To switch to normal playbackzVarious ways of playback Playing tracks repeatedlyTo know the time and track name Tips on playbackSONY MZ-B3E ”none” normal playSONY MZ-B3E Variousways of To lock the controls Hold functionSONY MZ-B3E Listening with other equipmentTo listen with a monaural player tracks zEditing recorded tracksTrack marking a recording playbackSONY MZ-B3E Erasing a track markTo erase other track marks SONY MZ-B3E Erasing a trackMD. Editingrecorded tracks To erase a part of a trackSONY MZ-B3E Erasing a whole discERASE rREC pstop Using on a lithium ion rechargeable battery zPower sourcesUsing on house current tracksRecord SONY MZ-B3EBatteries ingbOn power sources PrecautionsOn safety On installationSONY MZ-B3E To remove the manganese dioxide lithium batteryYou cannot record using a timer Note on mechanical noiseAdditional information SONY MZ-B3ECause/Solution TroubleshootingSymptom SONY MZ-B3EAdditional information SymptomCause/Solution SONY MZ-B3ESONY MZ-B3E SymptomSystem limitations CauseAdditional information Error messagesError message Meaning/Remedy SONY MZ-B3ESONY MZ-B3E Error message Meaning/RemedyTEMP OVER Heat has built up in the recorder System SpecificationsSONY MZ-B3E GeneralSONY MZ-B3E What is the MD?Optional accessories How MiniDiscs workSONY MZ-B3E Quick Random AccessAdditional information How the MiniDisc got so smallSONY MZ-B3E Looking at the controlsThe recorder The display window Additional informationSONY MZ-B3E Continue to next page mCarrying case Remote controllerSONY MZ-B3E 2 Ppause buttonSONY MZ-B3E SONY MZ-B3E