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Sony MZ-N510 Other operations, Useful settings, Category, Function, What it does, Site page

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Other operations

Useful settings

The recorder has many menus with useful functions for recording, playback, editing, etc. The following table shows the menu items that you can select.

Category		Function	What it does	Site page

General		Beep on/off	Turns the beep sound on or off.	page 49
operations

Recording		Synchro-	Simplifies operations during digital	page 24
		Recording	recording.

		Long-time	Selects the recording mode (SP, LP2,	page 25
		recording	LP4, or monaural).

		Adding track	Adds track marks automatically at	page 26
		marks (Divide)	specified intervals.

		Adjusting the	Manually adjusts the recording level.	page 28
		recording level

		Selecting the	Allows you to specify whether	page 49
		record-starting	material is overwritten or not when
		point	recording.

		Group recording	Sets the recorder to create a new	page 49
			group with each recording operation.

Playing		Selecting the play	Selects the play mode, such as repeat	page 30
		mode	play, shufful play, etc.

		Changing the	Adjust the treble and bass, and stores	page 32
		sound quality	two sets of treble-bass adjustment.

		Starting playback	Sets the recorder to start playback or	page 49
		quickly	cue to a track quickly.

		Limiting the	Sets a limit on the maximum volume	page 50
		maximum	to protect your hearing.
		volume

Display		Viewing	Displays various information such as	pages 23
		information	the remaining time, etc. in the display	and 29
			window.

Editing		Labeling (Name)	Labels tracks, groups, or the disc.	page 33
				(track and
				disc)
				page 43
				(group)

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Sony MZ-N510 Other operations, Useful settings, Category, Function, What it does, Site page, General, Recording, Playing

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MZ-N510 Operating InstructionsPortable MiniDisc Recorder Recorder Operation _____________________________Information Notice for users On the supplied softwareTable of contents Recorder OperationsEditing recorded tracks Using the group functionOther operations Troubleshooting and explanations Power sourcesAdditional information Basic Operations Software OperationWhat is a Net MD? Advanced operationsOther information Page Recorder Operation pages 11 to Before using this productTroubleshooting and explanations page Software Operation pages 68 toChecking the supplied accessories Recorder OperationLooking at controls The recorder3 4 5 The display window of the recorderL P 2 . 4 1 9 q; qaThe headphones/earphones with a remote control Using the dry battery 1Insert the rechargeable batteryGetting started Slide OPEN to open the battery compartment lidConnect the AC power adaptor to DC IN 2Charge the rechargeable batteryAC power adaptor to DC IN Disconnect the AC power adaptorwith the remote control to 3Make connections and unlock the controls1 Connect the headphones/earphones To Connect firmly Battery lifeRecording an MD right away 1Insert an MDfirmly and completely into the appropriate jacks 2Make connections. Insert the cables3Record an MD AC power adaptor Optical plugIf the recording does not start PressNotes or – on the remote control Playing an MD right away2Play an MD The volume will be shown in therecorder Operation on theOperation on the remote controlMENU 4-waycontrol key ENTER • N, ., > Various ways of recordingViewing various information Display window on the recorderENTER • N, ., >, MENU REC T MARK 4-waycontrol keyTo stop recording ENTER • N, ., >, Long-timerecording MDLPMENU REC • T MARK 4-waycontrol key Recordingto LINE OUT jacks, etc L R red white Line cable Recording from a TV or a radio Analog RecordingAdding track marks while recording RK-G129/G136,etc REC • TMARKTo cancel Auto Time Stamp Adding track marks automatically Auto Time StampMENU Adjusting the recording level manuallyTo switch back to automatic level control REC T MARK 4-waycontrol key ENTER NMENU 4-waycontrol key ENTER • N, ., >, Various ways of playbackViewing various information Display window on the recorderMENU 4-waycontrol key ENTER • N, ., >, ShuffSelecting the play mode Display window on the recorderTo cancel Digital Sound Preset Adjusting treble or bass Digital Sound PresetFactory settings To play the bookmarked tracksTo cancel selecting Adjusting the sound qualityShows “SOUND1” or “SOUND2” is selected Labeling recordings Name Editing recorded tracksBefore editing Available charactersWhen labeling a Moving recorded tracks MoveWhen labeling a To return the preceding settingsTo cancel moving Dividing a track DivideTo return the preceding settings ExampleTrack numbers decrease 4-waycontrol key Combining tracks combineDividing a track directly T MARKTo cancel erasing Erasing tracks and a whole disc contents EraseTo return the preceding settings MENU 4-waycontrol key ., >,To cancel moving To return the preceding settingsTo erase the whole disc Recording tracks using the group function Using the group functionWhat is the group function? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8Playing a track in group play Playing groupsRecording a track to an existing group MENU 4-waycontrol key ., >Play mode Editing groupsDisplay DisplayTo cancel the operation STR:01To return the preceding settings MENU 4-waycontrol key ENTER • N, ., >,Disc To return the preceding settingsTo cancel the operation GroupTo cancel moving pGP04To return the preceding settings pGP04To return the preceding settings To return the preceding settingsTo cancel moving To cancel erasingCategory Useful settingsOther operations FunctionWhat it does CategoryFunction Site pageMENU To return the preceding setting How to use the menu itemsTo cancel the operation while setting To turn the setting to normal QUICKTo start recording over the current contents To switch back to the normal settingTo cancel the AVLS Protecting your hearing AVLSMenu List of menusMenus on the recorder MenuFrHere factory setting y Fr End OFF factory setting y ONOFF y ON factory setting PowerWhen playing Power sourcesWhen recording When to replace the batteriesOn safety PrecautionsAdditional information On power sourcesOn the MiniDisc cartridge On cleaningNote on maintenance Notes on batteriesError correction SpecificationsRecording and playback time when using MDW-80 Power requirementsSymptom Troubleshooting and explanationsTroubles and solutions Cause/SolutionCause/Remedy SymptomRecording cannot be While playing SymptomSymptom Cause/RemedyWhile Editing SymptomSymptom Cause/RemedySymptom While using group functionSymptom Cause/RemedyOthers SymptomCause/Remedy Error message MessagesMeaning/Remedy Meaning/Remedy Error messageLoBATT Meaning/Remedy Error messageRec ERR Digital optical input ExplanationsDifference Analog line inputPremastered software such as CDs or MDs The meaning of “no sound”Note on digital recording Digital recordingOn the computer Listening Recording audio data to your computerAudio CDs Internet Editing What is a Net MD?Transferring audio data to the Net MD Creating a music libraryBasic operational flow using the Net MD 2Installing the software onto your computer3 Connecting the Net MD to your computer 1Providing the required system environmentProviding the required system environment System requirementspage Installing the software onto your computerpage page3 Click to select SonicStage Installing SonicStage Ver.1.51 Turn on your computer and start up Windows Click SonicStage4 Follow the displayed instructions 1 Insert a recordable disc into the Net MD Connecting the Net MD to your computerpower 3 Check the connectionsStoring audio data to your computer Starting SonicStage2 Click Recording audio CDs to the hard disk drivethen click 3 Jump to Record Window Click here 5 If the list panel is not displayed, click6 Click Record All To stop recordingLabeling audio data Targets, then click 3Jump to Record Window Checking out audio files to the Net MDPlaylist 4 If the list panel is not displayed, click To cancel a check-out6 Click Check-OutAll •Once a check-outor check-inhas started, do not disconnect the dedicated USB cable or power source until the check-outoperation has completed. These actions may damage the data or cause the system to malfunction Listening to an MD Advanced operations Using other functionsTo display online help The left side frame Viewing online help The TabsDevice/Media When using SonicStage under Windows XP Settings and PrecautionsOther information For Windows XP usersFor Windows 2000 users For Windows Millennium Edition usersFor Windows 98 Second Edition users Installed Version Users with OpenMG Jukebox installedInstalled Version Users with a SonicStage Premium installedNotes on system suspend/hibernation mode Note on hard disk drive spaceBacking up the audio data 1 Click Start–ControlPanel Uninstalling the SonicStage software1 Click Start–Settings–ControlPanel 2 Double-clickAdd/Remove ProgramsFor Windows 2000 users Troubleshooting Computer Manufacturer Model If your computer does not recognize the Net MD If the installation was not successful•Is an MD inserted in the Net MD? Problem •If the installation seems to be stoppedCause/Remedy Net MD FAQ Information and explanationsOn the Net MD What is a “Net MD”? Can checked-outtracks be edited on the Net MD? •Things you can do on the Net MD —Label contentsOn Editing —Assign or release groups —Move tracks or groupsOn copyright protection Restrictions on audio content Features by copyright protection by OpenMGATRAC3 GlossaryElectronic Music Distribution EMD service “Check-In /Check-Out”Windows Media Audio Recording mode Bit rateSDMI Windows Media TechnologyIndex Page Printed in Malaysia