User manual SONY DNE900

[. . . ] 3-266-241-11 (1) Portable CD Player Operating Instructions Owner's Record The model number is located at the rear and the serial number is located inside the lid of the CD player. Record the serial number in the space provided below. Refer to these numbers whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product. ___________________________ "WALKMAN" is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation to represent Headphone Stereo products. [. . . ] or > repeatedly to select the shape of the wave from the 3 shapes stored in memory for each frequency range, then turn the VOL +/­ repeatedly to select the sound volume. (CD player: Push the 5-way control key toward . or > repeatedly to select the shape of the wave, then turn the jog dial to select the sound volume. ) The G-PROTECTION function The G-PROTECTION function has been developed to provide excellent protection against sound skipping during many active uses. 1 MID A: Frequency range B: Sound volume(To turn up the volume, use VOL ­. To turn it down, use VOL +. ) m MID While play is stopped, press DISPLAY until the display changes. (CD player: While play is stopped, press DISPLAY/MENU until the MENU screen appears. Turn the jog dial to select "OPTION, " then press DISPLAY/ MENU. ) Flick the jog lever toward . or > to select "G-PRO, " then press the jog lever to enter the selection. (CD player: Turn the jog dial to select "G-PROTECTION, " then press DISPLAY/MENU to enter the selection. ) Flick the jog lever toward . or > to select "G-PRO 1" or "G-PRO 2, " then press the jog lever to enter the selection. (CD player: Turn the jog dial to select "G-PRO 1" or "G-PRO 2, " then press DISPLAY/MENU to enter the selection. ) If you select "G-PRO 2, " the GPROTECTION function will be enhanced compared to "G-PRO 1. " To enjoy high quality CD sound, select "G-PRO 1. " 2 4 5 Repeat steps 2 and 3 to make adjustment for the remaining 2 frequency ranges. Press the jog lever to enter the selection. (CD player: Press DISPLAY/MENU to enter the selection. ) 3 To return to the previous screen Press ­ on the CD player. To cancel the adjustment operation Press x for 2 seconds or more. (CD player: Push the 5-way control key toward x/CHG. ) Notes · When you select CUSTOM sound, sound may be distorted depending on your sound settings when you turn up the volume. If this happens, turn the volume down. 26 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. Stopping playback automatically (OFF TIMER) You can set the CD player to stop playback automatically within a range of 1 to 99 minutes. While the timer function is working, the following indications appear: · CD player: " " appears at about 5-second intervals. * · Remote control: ", " is displayed. * When Screen 1, 2 or 3 is displayed (Audio CD: when Screen 1 or 2 is displayed) (page 17) Protecting your hearing (AVLS) The AVLS (Automatic Volume Limiter System) function keeps the maximum volume down to protect your hearing. 1 1 Press DISPLAY until the display changes. (CD player: Press DISPLAY/MENU until the MENU screen appears. Turn the jog dial to select "OPTION, " then press DISPLAY/MENU. ) Flick the jog lever toward . or > to select "AVLS, " then press the jog lever to enter the selection. (CD player: Turn the jog dial to select "AVLS, " then press DISPLAY/MENU to enter the selection. ) Flick the jog lever toward . or > to select "ON, " then press the jog lever to enter the selection. [. . . ] (page 31) c AUDIO OUT is set to "HP. " Adjust the volume using VOL +/­ on the CD player. (page 31) 40 Symptom During playback of an ATRAC CD or MP3 CD, the CD does not rotate but you can hear the sound normally. "NO FILE" appears on the display after you press the jog lever (CD player: after you push the 5-way control key toward u) or when the lid of the CD player is closed. When closing the lid of the CD player, the CD starts to rotate. [. . . ]