User manual SONY ICD-50

[. . . ] Clock setting display appears when you insert a battery for the first time, and when you insert a battery after the unit has been without a battery for a certain period of time. For more details, please refer to Setting the Clock, from step 2. Note Make sure to close the lid completely. You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment. [. . . ] Press pSTOP and ERASE at the same time for about a second during stop mode. To return to the normal mode Select "OFF" in step 2. Playing a note using timer Various ways of playing You can set the unit to play a note automatically on a chosen day and time with the alarm. You cannot set the alarm if you have not set the clock on the unit. Also, you cannot use the alarm if you have not recorded any note. 1 Select the file and the index number you want to play with an alarm by pressing FILE and =/+. "mon" to "Sun", the note is played back only on that day within a week. When the set day and time come, the alarm rings for 10 seconds and then the note is played. You can add or erase index marks after recording. Press ( for more than a second until " " appears while the unit is playing the desired note. The unit will play the note over and over again. To return to the normal play Briefly press (. To stop the note from playing Press pSTOP while the alarm sounds, otherwise the note starts playback. even if the HOLD switch is on , you can stop the note. To play the note before alarm sound finishes Press pSTOP and (. To 1 2 3 4 select an other index number Press MENU/NEXT repeatedly until "AL" appears. Repeat steps 1 to 8 of "Playing a note using the timer". The display changes as follows every time you press DISPLAY. After 10 seconds without pressing any button, the unit returns to clock display. You can play back all notes in a file continuously without pressing ( for each note. The note plays back at the set volume, so make sure to set the volume at a comfortable level. ⷠIf the set alarm time comes during recording, the alarm sounds and the note plays right after the recording finishes. [. . . ] "FULL" appears even before the unit has reached the maximum recording time and you cannot record. * This pattern lets you know the procedure is wrong or informs you of some messages, such as: ­­ you are trying to record a note when you have already recorded up to the maximum recordable time. ­­ the unit has stopped functioning due to lack of battery power. "FULL" appears even before the unit records 99 notes in a file and you cannot record. [. . . ]