User manual SONY DNE509

[. . . ] 3-257-666-61 (1) Portable CD Player Operating Instructions "WALKMAN" is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation to represent Headphone Stereo products. is a trademark of Sony Corporation. D-NE509 © 2003 Sony Corporation WARNING To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. Do not install the appliance in a confined space, such as a bookcase or built-in cabinet. To prevent fire, do not cover the ventilation of the apparatus with newspapers, tablecloths, curtains, etc. And don't place lighted candles on the apparatus. [. . . ] are displayed. . />buttons and u button · Press > or . . You can add Bookmarks and also start bookmark track play and play list play. *1 ATRAC/MP3 CD only *2 Only when Bookmarks have been added to the tracks/files *3 MP3 CD only *4 Play lists (m3u) recorded in MP3 format only 16 Playing tracks in random order (Shuffle play) During playback, press P MODE/ repeatedly until "SHUF" appears. In shuffle mode, the CD player plays all files on a CD in random order. Playing all files in a selected group in random order (Group shuffle play) (ATRAC/MP3 CD only) During playback, press P MODE/ repeatedly until " SHUF" appears. The CD player plays all files in a selected group in random order. Playback options 17 Playing your favorite tracks by adding Bookmarks (Bookmark track play) While playing an audio CD You can add Bookmarks to up to 99 tracks for each CD (up to 10 CDs). While playing an ATRAC CD You can add Bookmarks to up to 999 files for each CD (up to 5 CDs). While playing an MP3 CD You can add Bookmarks to up to 400 files for each CD (up to 10 CDs). To add Bookmarks 1 During playback of the track to which you want to add a Bookmark, press and hold u until 2 " (Bookmark)" flashes in the display. When the Bookmark has been added successfully, " " flashes slower. Repeat step 1 to add Bookmarks to the tracks you want. To listen to tracks with Bookmarks 1 Press P MODE/ 2 Press u. repeatedly until " " flashes. " " lights up in the display and the playback of the tracks with the Bookmarks starts. To remove Bookmarks During playback of a track with a Bookmark, press and hold u until " display. " disappears from the To check tracks with Bookmarks During playback of the tracks with Bookmarks, " " flashes slowly in the display. Notes · During playback of tracks with Bookmarks, tracks are played in order of track number, and not in the order you added the Bookmarks. · If you try to add Bookmarks to tracks on an 11th CD (on a 6th CD when playing ATRAC CDs), the Bookmarks of the CD you played back first will be erased. · If you remove all power sources, all Bookmarks stored in memory will be erased. 18 Playing your favorite play lists (MP3 CD only) You can play your favorite m3u play lists. * (m3u play list play) * An "m3u play list" is a file for which an MP3 file playing order has been encoded. To use the play list function, record MP3 files on a CD-R/RW using encoding software that supports the m3u format. 1 During playback, press P MODE/ repeatedly until " " appears. Play list 2 3 Press . or > to select a play list you want. Playback options Press u. Note You can play only the top two play lists* displayed on your screen on this CD player. * Sorted by file name 19 B Available features The G-PROTECTION function The G-PROTECTION function has been developed to provide excellent protection against sound skipping during many active uses. When you set the G-PROTECTION switch on your CD player to "2, " the GPROTECTION function will be enhanced compared to "1. " To walk with the CD player and enjoy high quality CD sound using the G-PROTECTION function, set the G-PROTECTION switch to "1. " While taking harder exercise, it is recommended that you set it to "2. " Note Sound may skip: ­ if the CD player receives stronger continuous shock than expected, ­ if a dirty or scratched CD is played or ­ when using poor-quality CD-Rs/RWs or if there is a problem with the original recording device or application software. Checking the time remaining on the CD and the number of tracks left (audio CD) Each time you press DISPLAY/ , the display changes as follows. For an audio CD containing CD text information, information in parentheses also appears. B Track number and elapsed playing time (name of the current track) r Track number and remaining time of the current track (name of the current track/artist name) r The number of tracks left* and the time remaining on the CD* (album name/artist name) * Not displayed during Single play, Shuffle play or Bookmark track play. 20 Checking information on a CD with ATRAC3plus/ATRAC3/ MP3 files You can check information on a CD with ATRAC3plus/ATRAC3/MP3 files using DISPLAY/ . You can also check ID3 tag information if the file has that information stored. Each time you press DISPLAY/ display changes as follows: B Emphasizing the bass sound (SOUND) You can emphasize the bass-boosted sound. Press SOUND/AVLS to select "SOUND 1" or "SOUND 2. " No indication (Normal play) , the "SOUND 1" "SOUND 2" File name*1 and elapsed playing time r Artist name*2, CODEC information*3 and remaining time of the current file r Group name*4 The selected sound mode is displayed. Available features *1 If the file has ID3 tag information, a title appears. *2 If the file does not have ID3 tag information, "- - - -" appears. *3 Bit rate and sampling frequencies appear. *4 If the file has ID3 tag information, an album name appears. "SOUND 2" enhances the bass sound more than "SOUND 1. " Note If the sound is distorted when using the SOUND function, turn down the volume. 21 Protecting your hearing (AVLS) The AVLS (Automatic Volume Limiter System) function keeps down the maximum volume to protect your hearing. [. . . ] To start play from the first track, press u during stop until the first track starts playing, or open the lid of the CD player. Or remove all power sources, then insert the batteries or connect the AC power adaptor again. (pages 11, 12, 24) c Close the lid of the battery compartment firmly. (page 11) c Adjust the volume of the CD player and the connected device. [. . . ]