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Sony MPD-AP20U Advanced Playback, RPT/ENT button, PLAY MODE button

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Advanced Playback

You can play back your music with a variety of features accessible with the remote control PLAY MODE and RPT/ENT buttons.

RPT/ENT (Repeat/Enter) button

PLAY MODE button

PLAY MODE button

Press it during playback to change the playback mode.

Normal playback (all)

Listen to all the tracks in a folder (folder)1)

Listen to one track only (single)

Listen to all the tracks in random order (all) SHUF

Listen to all the tracks in a folder in random order (folder) SHUF1)

Listen to selected tracks in the desired order

PGM

RPT/ENT button

•Press it after selecting a playback mode with the PLAY MODE button to loop playback.

•Press it to select tracks when creating a program.

1)A music CD is considered to be a single folder.

Contents

User’s Guide Page Safety Regulations FCC Compliance CE Sicherheitsbestimmungen For the Customers in the USA and Canada RECYCLING LITHIUM-IONBATTERIES Pour les utilisateurs aux Etats-Uniset au Canada RECYCLAGE DES ACCUMULATEURS AUX IONS DE LITHIUM Please Record Responsibly Introduction Preparation Basic Operation Advanced Features Miscellaneous Page Introduction Features Write data to CD-R/RWdiscs Listen to music Using the drive under different power Watching DVDs Using “Memory Stick” Power management features System Requirements Name and Function of Parts Drive Right 1CHARGE/BUSY indicator Green Orange Red Cradle Preparation Using the Drive When Connected to the Power Outlet Connecting the drive Using the Drive on the Cradle 2Connecting the cradle Using the cradle with batteries Removing the drive from the cradle Using the Drive on Internal Power Charging the internal battery Confirming the charge status Verifying the internal battery charge Basic Operation Using Discs Inserting a disc into the drive Ejecting a disc from the drive Accessing disc data from your computer Creating CDs (Using the Provided Software) Creating CDs Watching DVDs (Using the Provided Software) Watching DVDs Using “Memory Stick” Inserting a “Memory Stick” into the drive Ejecting a “Memory Stick” from the drive Accessing “Memory Stick” data from your computer Listening to Music (Using the Drive as a CD Player) Remote control part names and functions Back 1Clip 2DISPLAY button 3PLAY MODE button 4RPT/ENT (Repeat/Enter) button Starting playback and adjusting the volume Adjusting the volume Using the remote control Remote control display Compatible discs and files Advanced Features Power Remaining charge indicator Inserting batteries into the cradle Page Battery life Listening to Music Files Selecting folders and files Folder organization and playback order Advanced Playback Loop playback (Repeat) Listening to all the files in a folder (Folder playback) Listening to one track only (Single playback) Listening to all the track in random order (Shuffle playback) Listening to all the track in a folder in random order (Folder shuffle) Listening to selected tracks in the desired order (Program) Confirming the contents of the program When creating a program When playing back the programmed tracks Listening to a playlist Advanced Playback Functions Displaying track information Adjusting the tone (SOUND function) Limiting the volume (AVLS function) Preventing accidental operation (HOLD function) Miscellaneous CDs and DVDs Compatible discs CD-Rand CD-RWdiscs DVD-Videoplayback and region codes (region numbers) “Memory Stick” Music Files Compatible music files Playlist files MP3 file ID3 tags Hi-SpeedUSB Removing the Device Driver Usage Notes Condensation Lens Internal battery Connection to a USB hub Disconnection from your computer Handling discs DVD-Videodiscs playback “Memory Stick” handling notes Troubleshooting Page Page Page Page Warranty Card & After Sales Service Warranty card After sales service Specifications Interfaces Drive interface Buffer capacity Power supply/Miscellaneous Power supply Product and Support Information Sony global sites information Technical support