Sony MEX-1HD Moving recorded folder/ album/track, To cancel creating, Move function, Press Menu

Select the position to insert.

1Press the R dial to select the desired list (Folder/album/track). To go back one step to the previous level,

press (F1) ( ).

2Rotate the R dial to select the position to insert.

3Press (F2) (ENTER).

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1 Press (SOURCE) repeatedly to select “HDD.”

2 Press the R dial repeatedly to display the desired name list.

Each time you press the R dial, the list display changes as follows:

Album name list t Track name list t Normal playback display t Album name list

3 Rotate the R dial to select the item you want to move, then press (MENU).

4 Rotate the R dial to select “Move,” then press the R dial.

F2 F3

R dial

2Rotate the R dial to select the desired character, then press the R dial.

The proposed entries appear.

To change the character types, rotate the R

dial to select “ ,” then press the R dial. Each time you press (DSPL), the alphabet letter string displayed changes the type of letters as follows:

All capital letters t the first letter in capitals t all small letters

3Rotate the L dial to select the proposed entry you desired, then press the L dial.

When there is no proposed entry, follow steps 1 and 2 to finish entering the name.

To move the cursor, rotate the R dial to select “<” or “,,” then press the R dial. To delete the entered character, rotate the R dial to select “CLR,” then press the R dial.

6 Rotate the R dial to select “OK,” then press the R dial.

The normal display appears.

To cancel creating

Press (MENU).

Notes

•You can create up to 99 folders (including the Play List folders) on the HDD.

•One folder can store up to 200 albums.

•One album can store up to 400 tracks.

Tip

The function menu is also available to select items corresponding to “OK,” “ <,” “ ,,” “CLR” and “NG” in step 5 and 6. For details, see “Function menu” on page 17.

Moving recorded folder/ album/track

— Move function

You can use this function to change the order of the tracks. When you move tracks, the tracks are automatically renumbered.

Example: Moving track C to position 2.

Track number

	1	2	3	4
Before
moving
				Move track C to		the
				second position.
1		2	3	4
After
moving
SOURCE			F1		MENU

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