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Troubleshooting
Message List
Message Cause/Remedy
HOLD • All the button operations are disabled because the IC recorder is in
the HOLD status to prevent unintentional operations. Slide the
HOLD•POWER ON/OFF switch towards the center to release the
IC recorder from the HOLD status (page 10).
Low Battery • The batteries are exhausted. Replace the old LR03 (size AAA)
alkaline batteries with new ones (page 11). Or replace the old
rechargeable batteries with new ones.
Memory Card Error • An error occurred while a memory card was being inserted into
the memory card slot. Remove and try inserting it again. If this
message persists, use a new memory card.
Memory Card Not Supported • A memory card that the IC recorder does not support is inserted.
See “About compatible memory cards” on page 39.
• An M2™ that the IC recorder does not authorize is inserted. See
“About compatible memory cards” on page 39.
Read Only Memory Card • A read-only memory card is inserted. A read-only memory card
cannot be used with the IC recorder.
Memory Card Locked • The memory card is write-protected. A write-protected memory
card cannot be used with the IC recorder.
Memory Card Access
Denied
• Since a memory card containing an access control function is
inserted, you cannot use it.
Memory Full • The remaining memory capacity of the IC recorder is insufficient.
Erase some files before recording.
- IC Recorder 1
- Notice for users 2
- Trademarks 3
- Table of Contents 4
- Editing Files 5
- ICD-PX312F only) 5
- About the Menu Function 5
- Utilizing Your Computer 5
- Index to parts and controls 8
- Preventing unintentional 10
- Getting Started 11
- When to replace the 12
- Turning the power on 13
- Turning the power off 13
- Step 4: Setting the Clock 14
- STOP•ENTER 16
- DISP/MENU 16
- (French) 17
- Recording 18
- 1 Press x (stop) 20
- Other operations 21
- Remaining memory indicator 21
- Flashing 22
- The remaining time 22
- Listening 23
- 3 Press N PLAY/STOP•ENTER 25
- About the display 27
- 3 Press ERASE 28
- 5 Press N PLAY/STOP•ENTER 29
- Selecting a recording scene 30
- Tips for better recording 31
- Recording a music performance 32
- Scene Select settings 32
- Adding a recording to a 33
- Adding an overwrite 35
- 5 Press z REC/PAUSE 37
- To cancel the VOR function 38
- Recording on a Memory Card 39
- To insert a memory card 40
- To switch the IC recorder 41
- To use the built-in memory 42
- To start recording 42
- Recording via Other Devices 43
- To record sound from a 44
- Recording from other 45
- . or >+ to select “Audio 46
- Operation during Recording 47
- Convenient playback 48
- Reducing noise in the 49
- Adjusting the playback 50
- Pitch Control) function 50
- To resume normal playback 51
- Selecting the playback 52
- Other Playback Operations 55
- 2 When you select “Date”: 56
- To stop the alarm playback 57
- Playback via Other Devices 58
- Arranging Files in a Folder 59
- Copying a file to the other 60
- To cancel the copy operation 61
- Erasing all files in a folder 62
- Using a Track Mark 63
- Erasing a track mark 64
- Erasing all the track marks 65
- To cancel erasing 66
- Dividing a File 67
- A file is divided 68
- Protecting a File 71
- To release protection 72
- Tuning in an FM Radio Station 73
- Tuning in a preset radio 74
- Recording FM broadcasts 75
- Presetting FM Radio Stations 76
- 2 Press N PLAY/STOP•ENTER 77
- 3 Press 78
- Switching the receiver 79
- Switching the scanning 80
- Switching the FM radio 81
- Making Settings for the Menu 82
- To exit the menu mode 83
- Menu Settings 84
- . or >+ to set 93
- Connecting the IC recorder 96
- Structure of folders and 97
- Built-in memory 98
- Memory Stick Micro™ (M2™) 99
- “MEMORY CARD” 100
- Folder for files recorded 100
- Folder transferred from 100
- Disconnecting the IC 101
- Computer 103
- N PLAY/STOP•ENTER to start 104
- N PLAY/STOP•ENTER 104
- . or >+ to select the MP3 104
- Display when playing back an 105
- MP3 file 105
- Software 107
- System requirements for 108
- Installing Sound Organizer 109
- The Sound Organizer window 111
- Using a USB AC Adaptor 112
- Additional Information 113
- Precautions 114
- On maintenance 115
- On using a memory card 115
- Backup recommendations 115
- Specifications 117
- Design and specifications 118
- Battery life 121
- Troubleshooting 122
- Sound Organizer 129
- Message List 131
- System Limitations 136
- Display Window Guide 137
- Display when recording 138
- Display during playback 140
- Display when recording an FM 141
- Display in the HOLD status 141
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