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Sony NW-HD1 [38/46] Symptom case and or corrective action
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Sound
Symptom Case and/or corrective action
There is no sound. Noise is heard.
The volume level is set to zero. Turn the volume up
(
page 18).
The headphone plug is not connected properly. Connect it to
(headphones)/LINE OUT jack securely (
page 18).
The headphone plug is dirty. Clean the headphone plug with a
soft dry cloth.
No audio data is stored in the hard disk.
The volume does not increase.
“AVLS” is set to “On.” Set it to “Off” (
page 28).
There is no sound from the right
channel of the headphones.
The headphone plug is not connected properly. Connect it to
(headphones)/LINE OUT jack securely (
page 18).
The volume cannot be adjusted.
“Audio Out” is set to “Line Out.” Adjust the volume using the
volume control on the connected device, or set “Audio Out” to
“Headphone” (
page 28).
When using the player with a
stereo system connected, the
sound is distorted or noisy.
“Audio Out” is set to “Headphone.” Set it to “Line Out” (
page 28).
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- Front cover 1
- Network walkman 1
- Nw hd1 1
- Operating instructions 1
- Portable hard disk audio player 1
- Declaration of conformity 2
- Do not install the appliance in a confi ned space such as a bookcase or built in cabinet 2
- For the customers in deutschland für kunden in deutschland 2
- For the customers in netherlands voor de klanten in nederland 2
- For the customers in the usa 2
- For the customers in the usa and canada 2
- If you use the unit at a place subject to static or electrical noise the track s transferring information may be corrupted this would prevent successful transferring authorization on your computer 2
- To prevent fi re do not cover the ventilation of the apparatus with newspapers table cloths curtains etc and don t place lighted candles on the apparatus 2
- To prevent fi re or shock hazard do not expose the unit to rain or moisture 2
- To prevent fi re or shock hazard do not place objects fi lled with liquids such as vases on the apparatus 2
- Warning 2
- Additional information 3
- Getting started 3
- Other functions 3
- Playback 3
- Table of contents 3
- Notice for users 4
- On the supplied software 4
- Caring for others 5
- On cleaning 5
- On heat build up 5
- On installation 5
- On safety 5
- On the headphones 5
- Precautions 5
- Preventing hearing damage 5
- Road safety 5
- Warning 5
- Checking the supplied accessories 6
- Getting started 6
- Optional accessories 6
- About the serial number 7
- Guide to parts and controls 7
- Preparing a power source 8
- Battery life continuous use 9
- Checking the remaining power of the battery 9
- Notes on the ac power adaptor 9
- To remove the player from the usb cradle 9
- Ibm pc at or compatible 10
- Installing sonicstage on your computer 10
- Preparing the required system 10
- The following system environment is required 10
- Using the supplied cd rom install the sonicstage on your computer 10
- Installing sonicstage 11
- Note on uninstalling 11
- Before playback 12
- Importing audio data to your computer 12
- Playback 12
- To select the tracks you do not want to record 13
- To stop recording 13
- Connect the large connector of the dedicated usb cable to a usb port on your computer and the small connector to the usb jack on the usb cradle then connect the supplied ac power adaptor to the dc in jack on the usb cradle and lastly to a wall outlet 14
- Transfer the tracks audio data stored in sonicstage my library on your computer to the player in atrac3plus atrac3 format 14
- Transferring audio data to the player 14
- To remove the player from the usb cradle 15
- To stop transferring 15
- Help appears the player is explained as atrac hdd in sonicstage help 16
- Sonicstage help provides further details on how to use sonicstage sonicstage help allows you to search easily for information from a list of operations such as importing audio data or transferring audio data or from large list of keywords or by typing in words that might lead you to the appropriate explanations 16
- Using sonicstage help 16
- To search for a word inside an explanation 17
- To understand sonicstage help 17
- Locking the controls 18
- Locking the controls hold 18
- Playing back 18
- Basic playback operations 19
- Basic playback operations play stop search 19
- Checking information in the display 19
- Play stop search 19
- Player display during playback 19
- Press and hold menu until the display disappears to turn on the player again press any button 19
- The characters a to z a to z 0 to 9 and symbols except can be displayed 19
- To turn off the player 19
- You can check audio data and the playback status in the player display 19
- Artist album genre group etc 20
- Playing back tracks selected by mode 20
- Playing back tracks selected by mode artist album genre group etc 20
- Artist 22
- Group playing tracks in the groups created in the sonicstage 22
- In all the displays 22
- Mode displays 22
- Others 22
- The display differs depending on the mode you can start playback by pressing 22
- Adding a bookmark 23
- Adding a bookmark bookmark track play 23
- Bookmark track play 23
- To play the bookmarked tracks 23
- To remove bookmarks 23
- Changing playback options 24
- Changing playback options play mode 24
- Play mode 24
- A range of tracks to be played play unit below differs depending on the mode page 20 where you start playback 25
- All the items an artist an album a track etc on the list when you start playback is called a play unit 25
- Play mode 25
- Playback options 25
- Playback options play mode 25
- What is a play unit 25
- Playing tracks repeatedly 26
- Playing tracks repeatedly repeat play 26
- Changing sound quality and settings 27
- To cancel set up 27
- To change sound quality 27
- To return to the display where you select a mode 27
- To return to the previous display 27
- Default setting 28
- Item options 28
- Setup items 28
- Default settings 29
- Items options 29
- Playback 29
- Custom 30
- Customizing sound quality 30
- Customizing sound quality custom 30
- To cancel set up 30
- To return to the display where you select a mode 30
- Other functions 31
- Transferring audio data back to your computer 31
- Connecting other devices 32
- Reset all the settings in the menu display to the factory settings 33
- Resetting to the factory settings 33
- Storing data other than audio files 33
- The factory settings display appears 33
- The format display appears 33
- The menu display appears 33
- You can transfer data from the hard disk of a computer to the built in hard disk of this player using windows explorer the built in hard disk of the player is displayed in windows explorer as an external drive as a removable storage 33
- Initializing hard disk 34
- To cancel set up 34
- To return to the display where you select a mode 34
- In step 5 select no and then press 35
- Press mode 35
- The format display appears press menu to return to the menu display press and hold mode or press menu in the menu display to return to the display before step 1 35
- The initialize hard disk display appears 35
- The message appears and then the format display appears 35
- To cancel set up 35
- To return to the display where you select a mode 35
- Additional information 36
- Notes on disposing of the unit 36
- To remove the built in rechargeable battery 36
- If you experience trouble with your player try the following solutions 37
- Set the built in battery switch to off and then set to on again the data is not lost when you set it to off 2 check the symptoms in troubleshooting 3 if the problem persists consult your nearest sony dealer 37
- Troubleshooting 37
- Symptom case and or corrective action 38
- Additional information 39
- Connection with the computer sonicstage 39
- Operation playback 39
- Symptom case and or corrective action 39
- Symptom case and or corrective action 40
- Additional information 41
- Others 41
- Symptom case and or corrective action 41
- Error messages 42
- Follow the instructions below if an error message appears in the display 42
- Message meaning corrective action 42
- Additional information 43
- Message meaning corrective action 43
- Atrac3 atrac3plus 44
- Audio compression technology 44
- Battery life continuous playback 44
- Dimension 44
- Frequency response 44
- Maximum recordable number of track approx 44
- Operating temperature 44
- Output 44
- Power source 44
- Sampling frequency 44
- Specifications 44
- Specifi cations 44
- Symbols 44
- Additional information 45
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