User manual SONY MMRX400

[. . . ] OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCCIONES DE MANEJO MODE D'EMPLOI MM-RX400 MEMORY AUDIO PLAYER REPRODUCTOR DE AUDIO CON MEMORIA ENGLISH ESPAÑOL OWNER'S RECORD For your convenience, record the model number and the serial number (you will find them in the battery compartment of your set) in the space provided below. Please refer them when you contact your Aiwa dealer in case of difficulty. MM-RX400 FRANÇAIS For assistance and information, call toll free 1-800-BUY-AIWA. (United States and Puerto Rico) NOTICE TO USERS WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. Disclaimer AIWA Co. , Ltd. will not be responsible for any loss or damage of music files due to their transfer to the MM-RX400 player. About the supplied software · For using the supplied Audio Manager software, follow the terms of License Agreement that you can view during the installation of the software. [. . . ] When downloading is finished, the "Download complete" dialog box appears. 6 Click on "OK" in the dialog box. Now you are ready to play the downloaded music file on Audio Manager and your MM-RX400 player. For detailed information about obtaining downloadable music files, refer to the "Visit the Internet to get audio and video" and "Play Secure Media" books in the Online Help window. Note Most downloadable music files are delivered in secure files that have encrypted information for copyright protection written in them. Therefore, you may be restricted as to playing back and transferring downloaded music files. ENGLISH 29 ENGLISH USING AUDIO MANAGER Organizing tracks using play list Play List window You can use the Play List window to view all the tracks stored on your computer, as well as to create play lists and add selected tracks to them. The Play List window also allows you to play back the tracks you added from your database* to the Play List. If you save the tracks displayed on the Play List as a play list, you can easily prepare a number of tracks for transfer to your MM-RX400 player. * Music files recorded or downloaded to your computer using Audio Manager are automatically added to your database. Music files already on your computer can be also added to your database. To learn more about the database, refer to the "Tracks Database" and "Playlist Database" books in the Online Help window. 1 4 2 5 3 1 Add Tracks to the Play List button bar button Click on this button to select desired tracks from your database and add them to the Play List. button Click on this button to select desired play lists from your database and add the tracks contained in them to the Play List at once. button Click on this button to add the tracks from the music CD in the CD-ROM drive of your computer to the Play List. 30 ENGLISH 2 Play List Displays the list of the tracks you have added from your database or the music CD in the CD-ROM drive of your computer. Each track has information such as the track title, artist name, original album title and playing time, and also an icon that represents its file type. A track in MP3 file format A track in WMA (Windows Media Audio) file format An icon preceding the track in the Play List indicates the play status of the track (stopped, in play, or play paused). This icon changes among , and depending on the play status of the track. 4 Track Details box Displays detailed information about the selected track, such as the track title, artist name, original album title, ratings, artwork, and lyrics. You can edit these details by rightclicking on the track and selecting the "Edit Track" menu command. 3 Organize the Play List button bar button Click on this button to clear all the tracks from the Play List. button Click on this button to save the tracks displayed on the Play List as a play list, which gives you an easy way to access these grouped tracks for playback and transfer to your MM-RX400 player. button Click on the trash can to delete the selected track from the Play List. button Click on this button to move a selected track up in the Play List order. button Click on this button to move a selected track down in the Play List order. ENGLISH 31 ENGLISH USING AUDIO MANAGER 5 Player controls Provide basic functions for playing back tracks with Audio Manager. Creating a play list 1 Click on the " make a playlist" button to open the Play List window if it is not already open. 2 Click on the "Clear List" button to clear the tracks already on the Play List. 3 Click on the "Select Tracks From Database" button. 1 Elapsed playing time indicator 2 Input level indicator 3 Balance control slider Drag the slider to adjust the balance between the left and right speakers. The "Select Tracks From Database" window appears. You can also click on the "Select Playlist from Database" button instead if you have already created play lists. 4 Volume control slider Drag the slider to the right or left to adjust the volume. 5 Repeat play button Plays the current track repeatedly. 6 Shuffle play button Plays all tracks in random order. 7 Track Position slider Drag the slider to start playback at a different position within the track. 8 9 (Backward) button Plays the previous track. 4 Select the tracks that you want to add to the new play list by clicking on the box to the left of each track. To cancel the selection, click on the box again. (Play) button Starts playback of the selected track. 0 (Pause) button Pauses playback. To resume playback, click on again or click on . !@ (Stop) button Stops playback. (Forward) button Plays the next track. 32 ENGLISH 5 Click on "OK" when you have finished selecting the tracks. The selected tracks are displayed on the Play List. [. . . ] Displayed when the MM-RX400 player is connected to a computer with the supplied USB cable. Displayed if the remaining power of the battery is insufficient. CONNECT USB LOW BATT NOW DOWNLOADING PLEASE WAIT Displayed while transfer of music files is in progress. NOW FORMATTING PLEASE WAIT FORMAT COMPLETED!INTERNAL MEMORY ERROR EXTERNAL MEMORY ERROR CAN'T PLAY NO FILE MMC ID INCORRECT CAN'T PLAY Displayed when transfer of music files is finished. [. . . ]