User manual SONY NAS-SC500PK

[. . . ] After connecting the speaker cords and while facing the front of the unit, place the speaker connected to the "R" terminal to the right and the speaker connected to the "L" terminal to the left. Red Right Black Left Note Make sure the metal leads (not the part covered with vinyl insulation) are securely inserted into the speaker terminals. Note Make sure to keep the speaker cords away from the antennas as they may produce noise in the radio reception. GB Connect the AM loop antenna. Connect the AM loop antenna to the AM antenna terminals on the unit. Pull on the cord lightly afterwards to confirm that the antenna is firmly connected. Connect the DAB wire antenna (UK model only). With a DAB external antenna, you can obtain a higher DAB broadcast sound quality. We recommend that you use the supplied DAB wire antenna only temporarily until you install a DAB external antenna. [. . . ] Connect the supplied DAB wire antenna to the DAB jack on the unit. DAB wire antenna Notes Make sure to keep the AM loop antenna away from the unit or other AV equipment as this may produce noise in the radio reception. Make sure the metal leads (not the part covered with vinyl insulation) are securely inserted into the antenna terminals. Connect the FM wire antenna. Connect the FM wire antenna to the FM antenna jack on the unit. FM wire antenna Tip To install the DAB external antenna (optional), 75 coaxial cable with F male type connector (optional) will be needed. Connect the unit to a network. If you have a network environment, you can easily connect the unit to the Internet as shown in the figure below. Disconnect the network cable from your computer. Notes Make sure not to wind the FM wire antenna up during use. After connecting the FM wire antenna, lay it out so that it is as parallel to the floor as possible. Connect the network cable to the unit. Continued GB Notes This method of accessing the Internet may not be possible for some Internet service provider. While the network cable is connected to the unit as described above, you will not be able to access the Internet on the computer. If you want to connect to the Internet from the unit and the computer at the same time, you must use a separate network cable to connect the computer to the network. For details on connections, refer to the page 85 of the Operating Instructions or the customer support site of Sony Europe, http:// support. sony-europe. com/ (for the customers in Europe only). Setting up the AM loop antenna 1 Unroll the antenna cord from the antenna. Antenna cord 2 Assemble the AM loop antenna so that it Connect the power cord. Connect the power cord to a wall outlet after all other connections have been made. Plays tracks of a selected genre, such as classics or jazz. Plays tracks recorded from a selected recording source, such as a CD or the radio. Plays tracks in a selected folder, such as My library or a newly created folder. Plays a selected playlist of your favorite tracks. 1 Press repeatedly until "Mode" directory (a list of listing modes) appears. Continued 11GB Using the Hard Disk Drive (continued) Press / to select the listing mode. / Press ENTER to enter the listing mode. E. g. , When you select the album mode ENTER Press // to select the desired album or track. // 5 Press ENTER. The unit starts playing in the selected listing mode. ENTER 1GB Transferring~Transferringtrackstoa"WALKMAN"~ Note With the procedure below, you may not be able to transfer tracks in the case of some "WALKMAN" models. In this case, select USB storage device as the transfer destination. Refer to page 51 of the Operating Instructions for details. Refer to http://support. sony-europe. com/ (for the customers in Europe only) for the compatible "WALKMAN" models. 1 Connect the "WALKMAN" to the USB connecting jack of the unit. Make sure that the unit is in the HDD JUKEBOX function. USB connecting jack Press TRANSFER. Up to 30 of the most recently recorded or imported groups (albums) are automatically selected. TRANSFER Press TRANSFER. The selected groups are transferred to the "WALKMAN". TRANSFER When transferring audio data the next time Groups that were recorded or imported to the HDD Jukebox following the last transfer are selected (except for the groups that had been previously transferred). To transfer audio data to other devices You can transfer tracks to another device by assigning the device to the TRANSFER button or selecting it as the destination from the menu. [. . . ] Refer to http://support. sony-europe. com/ (for the customers in Europe only) for the compatible "WALKMAN" models. 1 Connect the "WALKMAN" to the USB connecting jack of the unit. Make sure that the unit is in the HDD JUKEBOX function. USB connecting jack Press TRANSFER. Up to 30 of the most recently recorded or imported groups (albums) are automatically selected. TRANSFER Press TRANSFER. The selected groups are transferred to the "WALKMAN". TRANSFER When transferring audio data the next time Groups that were recorded or imported to the HDD Jukebox following the last transfer are selected (except for the groups that had been previously transferred). To transfer audio data to other devices You can transfer tracks to another device by assigning the device to the TRANSFER button or selecting it as the destination from the menu. Refer to page 49 of the Operating Instructions for details. 1GB Using the Internet O Obtainingtitleinformation Through an Internet connection, you can obtain title information to albums that were not labeled when you recorded or imported them. Albums saved to the HDD Jukebox can be automatically labeled. For details on obtaining title information to an album: See page 15 1GB Obtainingtitleinformation~Obtainingtitleinformationforanalbum storedintheHDDJukebox~ This section explains how title information (album name, artist name, etc. ) is obtained for albums in the HDD Jukebox. 1 Select the album whose information you are looking for. Press OPTIONS to display the Option menu. OPTIONS Press // / to select [Obtain title info] ­ [Album] and press ENTER. The search starts. [. . . ]