Sony 4-185-044-11(1), NWZ-B152, NWZ-B152F, NWZ-B153, NWZ-B153F From the Home menu, select [Settings] [Common Settings] ,

ModelName: Cancun_E

PartNumber: 4-185-044-11

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[Power Save Mode]

If you do not operate the player for about 15 seconds during playback or FM

reception*1, the screen will change to the power save screen. You can change the

power save screen settings.

 From the Home menu, select [Settings]  [Common Settings] 

[Power Save Mode]  the desired setting type.

Type Description

[Save ON Normal] The power save screen appears in the display when no

operation is performed for about 15 seconds during playback

or FM reception*1. (Default setting)

[Save ON Super] The screen disappears when no operation is performed for

about 15 seconds during playback or FM reception*1. This

setting uses the least battery consumption.

[Save OFF] The icon(s) or letter(s) appears in the display constantly

during playback or FM reception*1.

*1 NWZ-B152F/B153F only

[LED]

You can turn on or off the power illuminator around the  button.

 From the Home menu, select [Settings]  [Common Settings] 

[LED]  the desired setting type.

Type Description

[LED ON] Turns on the power illuminator. (Default setting)

[LED OFF] Turns off the power illuminator.

[Contrast]

You can set the display contrast to one of 15 levels.

 From the Home menu, select [Settings]  [Common Settings] 

[Contrast].

 Rotate the shuttle switch to adjust the contrast level, and then

press the  button to confirm.

You can set to one of 15 levels. [0] is set by default.

Contents

Main Operation Guide NWZ-B152 / B153 / B152F / B153F Browsing the Operation Guide To use the buttons in the Operation Guide To change the page layout Table of Contents Basic Operations and Screens Getting Started Playing Music Listening to/Recording FM Radio (NWZ- B152F/B153F only) Page Parts and Controls Front REC/STOP button VOL +*1/ button ZAP button Page Rear MIC (Microphone) Strap hole RESET button HOLD switch Folder 1 Song 12 012 SHUF Turning the Player On and Off About the Home Menu Basic Operations and Screens [Voice] .....................................41 [Music Library] .........................21 [FM]*1 ......................................33 [Settings] How to Use the Home Menu Page Charging the Battery Getting Started Selecting the Display Language [Language] From the Home menu, select [Settings] [Language] Setting the Date and Time From the Home menu, select [Settings] [Common Settings] To display the current time Getting Music Transferring Music Page Playing Music [Music Library] Song 12 From the Home menu, select [Music Library] 01:23 Page Playing Music Using ZAPPIN playback What is ZAPPIN playback? Changing to ZAPPIN playback Changing the playback range of song clips in ZAPPIN playback Searching for Songs From the Home menu, select [Music Library] Search method To return to the previous menu Page Changing the Play Mode [Play Mode] List of the [Play Mode] settings Setting the Sound Quality Activating the Bass function Playing Music Changing the sound quality You can set your desired sound quality for each according to the music genre, etc. From the Home menu, select [Settings] [Music Settings] [Equalizer] the desired equalizer setting. List of the [Equalizer] settings Page Deleting Songs Listening to FM Radio FM Listening to FM radio From the Home menu, select [FM] Listening to/Recording FM Radio 090.0M FM radio screen z H zP01 From the Home menu, select [Settings] [FM Settings] Presetting broadcast stations manually From the Home menu, select [FM] [Manual] Select [Add Preset] Deleting preset broadcast stations Select [Delete Preset] the preset number you intend to delete Recording FM Radio Deleting recorded FM radio programs From the Home menu, select [FM] [Delete Rec Data] Playing Back Recorded FM Radio Programs From the Home menu, select [FM] [Play Rec Data] Changing the FM Settings From the Home menu, select [Settings] [FM Settings] Recording Sound Deleting recorded sound files From the Home menu, select [Voice] [Delete Rec Data] Playing Back Recorded Sound Files From the Home menu, select [Voice] [Play Rec Data] Changing the Rec Settings From the Home menu, select [Settings] [Rec Settings] Changing the Common Settings From the Home menu, select [Settings] [Common Settings] To display the current time Page From the Home menu, select [Settings] [Common Settings] Displaying the Player Information [Information] From the Home menu, select [Settings] Selecting the Display Language [Language] From the Home menu, select [Settings] [Language] Resetting to Factory Settings [Reset All Settings] From the Home menu, select [Settings] [Initialize] Formatting Memory [Format] From the Home menu, select [Settings] [Initialize] About Battery Life Turn off the player manually Longer battery life settings Adjust data format and bit rate What are Format and Bit Rate? What is audio format? Storing Data Upgrading the Players Firmware Troubleshooting If the player does not function as expected, try the following steps to resolve the issue. 1 2 3 Operation Page Display Power Recording Connection with the computer FM Radio (NWZ-B152F/B153F only) Other Messages Follow the instructions below if a message appears in the display. enabled. Page Precautions Page Page On installation Note on static electricity On heat build-up On the headphones Warning On the use On the LCD On cleaning On Software About sample data About the customer support Web site License and Trademark Notice Specifications Supported file format Music Maximum recordable number of songs and time (Approx.) NWZ-B152/B152F NWZ-B153/B153F Maximum recordable time (Approx.) Maximum recordable number of files or folders (Approx.) Capacity (User available capacity) Output (headphones) FM radio (NWZ-B152F/B153F only) Power source Charging time USB-based charging Approx. 70 minutes Battery life (continuous playback) Status of the player NWZ-B152/B153/B152F/B153F Display Dimension (w/h/d, projecting parts not included) Dimension (w/h/d) Mass Supplied items Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. Index Symbols A B C R S T U V