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Sony MZ-N510 operating instructions Power sources, When recording, Batteries, Stereo, When playing

Models: MZ-N510

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Power sources

Power sources

You can use the recorder on house current or as follows.

—a nickel metal hydride rechargeable battery NH-7WMAA

—an LR6 (size AA) alkaline dry battery

It is preferable to use the recorder on house current when recording for a long time. When using a battery, make sure it is a fully charged rechargeable battery or a new alkaline dry battery to prevent operations (e.g., recording and editing) from failing due to insufficient battery power.

Battery life

The battery life may be shorter due to operating conditions, the temperature of the location, or alkaline dry battery you use.

When recording

(Unit: approx.hours)(JEITA1))

Batteries	SP	LP2	LP4
	Stereo	Stereo	Stereo

Nickel metal	6	9	10
hydride
rechargeable
battery2)
LR6 Sony	10	14	18.5
alkaline dry
battery3)

1)Measured in accordance with the JEITA (Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association) standard.

2)When using a 100% fully charged nickel metal hydride rechargeable battery (NH-7WMAA).

3)When using a Sony LR6 (SG) “STAMINA” alkaline dry battery (produced in Japan).

When playing

(Unit: approx.hours)(JEITA)

Batteries	SP	LP2	LP4
	Stereo	Stereo	Stereo

Nickel metal	15	16	20
hydride
rechargeable
battery

LR6 Sony	42	48	56
alkaline dry
battery

When to replace the batteries

When the dry battery or rechargeable battery is weak, flashing r or “LOW BATT” appears in the display. Replace the dry battery or charge the rechargeable battery.

The battery level indicator is approximate. It may be more or less than the indication depending on the operating condition.

Note

Stop the recorder before replacing battery.

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Sony MZ-N510 Power sources, When recording, Batteries, Stereo, When playing, When to replace the batteries

Contents

Portable MiniDisc Recorder Operating InstructionsMZ-N510 Recorder Operation _____________________________Information On the supplied software Notice for usersRecorder Operations Table of contentsOther operations Using the group functionEditing recorded tracks Additional information Power sourcesTroubleshooting and explanations What is a Net MD? Software OperationBasic Operations Advanced operationsOther information Page Troubleshooting and explanations page Before using this productRecorder Operation pages 11 to Software Operation pages 68 toRecorder Operation Checking the supplied accessoriesThe recorder Looking at controlsL P 2 . 4 1 The display window of the recorder3 4 5 9 q; qaThe headphones/earphones with a remote control Getting started 1Insert the rechargeable batteryUsing the dry battery Slide OPEN to open the battery compartment lidAC power adaptor to DC IN 2Charge the rechargeable batteryConnect the AC power adaptor to DC IN Disconnect the AC power adaptor1 Connect the headphones/earphones 3Make connections and unlock the controlswith the remote control to To Connect firmly Battery life1Insert an MD Recording an MD right away3Record an MD 2Make connections. Insert the cablesfirmly and completely into the appropriate jacks AC power adaptor Optical plugNotes PressIf the recording does not start 2Play an MD Playing an MD right awayor – on the remote control The volume will be shown in theOperation on the remote Operation on therecorder controlViewing various information Various ways of recordingMENU 4-waycontrol key ENTER • N, ., > Display window on the recorderTo stop recording MENU REC T MARK 4-waycontrol keyENTER • N, ., >, MENU REC • T MARK 4-waycontrol key Long-timerecording MDLPENTER • N, ., >, RecordingAdding track marks while recording Recording from a TV or a radio Analog Recordingto LINE OUT jacks, etc L R red white Line cable RK-G129/G136,etc REC • TMARKAdding track marks automatically Auto Time Stamp To cancel Auto Time StampTo switch back to automatic level control Adjusting the recording level manuallyMENU REC T MARK 4-waycontrol key ENTER NViewing various information Various ways of playbackMENU 4-waycontrol key ENTER • N, ., >, Display window on the recorderSelecting the play mode ShuffMENU 4-waycontrol key ENTER • N, ., >, Display window on the recorderFactory settings Adjusting treble or bass Digital Sound PresetTo cancel Digital Sound Preset To play the bookmarked tracksShows “SOUND1” or “SOUND2” is selected Adjusting the sound qualityTo cancel selecting Before editing Editing recorded tracksLabeling recordings Name Available charactersWhen labeling a Moving recorded tracks MoveWhen labeling a To return the preceding settingsTo return the preceding settings Dividing a track DivideTo cancel moving ExampleDividing a track directly Combining tracks combineTrack numbers decrease 4-waycontrol key T MARKTo return the preceding settings Erasing tracks and a whole disc contents EraseTo cancel erasing MENU 4-waycontrol key ., >,To erase the whole disc To return the preceding settingsTo cancel moving What is the group function? Using the group functionRecording tracks using the group function 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8Recording a track to an existing group Playing groupsPlaying a track in group play MENU 4-waycontrol key ., >Display Editing groupsPlay mode DisplayTo return the preceding settings STR:01To cancel the operation MENU 4-waycontrol key ENTER • N, ., >,To cancel the operation To return the preceding settingsDisc GroupTo return the preceding settings pGP04To cancel moving pGP04To cancel moving To return the preceding settingsTo return the preceding settings To cancel erasingOther operations Useful settingsCategory FunctionFunction CategoryWhat it does Site pageTo cancel the operation while setting How to use the menu itemsMENU To return the preceding setting To start recording over the current contents QUICKTo turn the setting to normal To switch back to the normal settingProtecting your hearing AVLS To cancel the AVLSMenus on the recorder List of menusMenu MenuOFF y ON factory setting OFF factory setting y ONFrHere factory setting y Fr End PowerWhen recording Power sourcesWhen playing When to replace the batteriesAdditional information PrecautionsOn safety On power sourcesNote on maintenance On cleaningOn the MiniDisc cartridge Notes on batteriesRecording and playback time when using MDW-80 SpecificationsError correction Power requirementsTroubles and solutions Troubleshooting and explanationsSymptom Cause/SolutionRecording cannot be SymptomCause/Remedy Symptom SymptomWhile playing Cause/RemedySymptom SymptomWhile Editing Cause/RemedySymptom While using group functionSymptom Cause/RemedyCause/Remedy SymptomOthers Meaning/Remedy MessagesError message LoBATT Error messageMeaning/Remedy Rec ERR Error messageMeaning/Remedy Difference ExplanationsDigital optical input Analog line inputNote on digital recording The meaning of “no sound”Premastered software such as CDs or MDs Digital recordingAudio CDs Internet Recording audio data to your computerOn the computer Listening Transferring audio data to the Net MD What is a Net MD?Editing Creating a music library3 Connecting the Net MD to your computer 2Installing the software onto your computerBasic operational flow using the Net MD 1Providing the required system environmentSystem requirements Providing the required system environmentpage Installing the software onto your computerpage page1 Turn on your computer and start up Windows Installing SonicStage Ver.1.53 Click to select SonicStage Click SonicStage4 Follow the displayed instructions power Connecting the Net MD to your computer1 Insert a recordable disc into the Net MD 3 Check the connectionsStarting SonicStage Storing audio data to your computerthen click 3 Jump to Record Window Recording audio CDs to the hard disk drive2 Click 6 Click Record All 5 If the list panel is not displayed, clickClick here To stop recordingLabeling audio data Playlist Checking out audio files to the Net MDTargets, then click 3Jump to Record Window 6 Click Check-OutAll To cancel a check-out4 If the list panel is not displayed, click •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 To display online help Using other functionsAdvanced operations Device/Media Viewing online help The TabsThe left side frame Other information Settings and PrecautionsWhen using SonicStage under Windows XP For Windows XP usersFor Windows 98 Second Edition users For Windows Millennium Edition usersFor Windows 2000 users Installed Version Users with OpenMG Jukebox installedInstalled Version Users with a SonicStage Premium installedBacking up the audio data Note on hard disk drive spaceNotes on system suspend/hibernation mode 1 Click Start–Settings–ControlPanel Uninstalling the SonicStage software1 Click Start–ControlPanel 2 Double-clickAdd/Remove ProgramsFor Windows 2000 users Troubleshooting Computer Manufacturer Model •Is an MD inserted in the Net MD? If the installation was not successfulIf your computer does not recognize the Net MD Cause/Remedy •If the installation seems to be stoppedProblem On the Net MD What is a “Net MD”? Information and explanationsNet MD FAQ On Editing •Things you can do on the Net MD —Label contentsCan checked-outtracks be edited on the Net MD? —Assign or release groups —Move tracks or groupsOn copyright protection Features by copyright protection by OpenMG Restrictions on audio contentElectronic Music Distribution EMD service GlossaryATRAC3 “Check-In /Check-Out”SDMI Recording mode Bit rateWindows Media Audio Windows Media TechnologyIndex Page Printed in Malaysia