Notes

•The ACCESS lamp blinks while your Network Walkman accesses the computer.

•Do not disconnect the USB cable when the ACCESS lamp is blinking. The data being transferred may be destroyed.

•Use of your Network Walkman with a USB hub or a USB extension cable is not guaranteed. Always connect your Network Walkman to the computer directly using the dedicated USB cable.

•Some USB devices connected to the computer may interfere with the proper operation of your Network Walkman.

•The control buttons on your Network Walkman are all disabled while it is connected to a computer.

•You can display the data stored in the built-in flash memory using Windows Explorer when your Network Walkman is connected to the computer.

4 Transfer audio files to your Network Walkman.

For information on transferring audio files to the built-in flash memory, refer to the separate manual “SonicStage operating instructions.”

zTips

•As the NW-E99 has two flash memories, you can select one flash memory from the list of transfer destinations. The transfer destinations below are shown on the SonicStage screen:

–Network Walkman (#1 Internal): flash memory 1

–Network Walkman (#2 Internal): flash memory 2

•For information on transferring audio files back to the computer, refer to the manual “SonicStage operating instructions” or online Help for the SonicStage software.

Operations Basic

Note on playing songs with a limited playing period (Timeout contents)

Some songs distributed via the Internet (EMD service) have a limited playing period.

If you try to play an expired song, “EXPIRED” blinks and the next song will be played after a moment.

In addition, an expired song cannot be played using the SonicStage software, or transferred to your Network Walkman. Delete any songs as needed.

Note on playing songs with a limited playing count

Your Network Walkman does not support contents with a limited playing count.

When you try to play a song with a limited playing count, “EXPIRED” will be displayed and the song will not be played.

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