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Messages
If the following messages flash in the display window on the recorder, check the chart
below.
Message Meaning/Remedy
AVLS NO
VOLUME
OPERATION
• AVLS is set to “AVLS On” and so the volume cannot rise higher.
, Set AVLS to “AVLS Off” (page 70).
BLANKDISC • A disc with no recording on it is inserted.
BUSY WAIT
A MOMENT
• The recorder is accessing disc information.
• You tried to operate the recorder while it was accessing the recorded data.
, Wait until the message goes out (in rare cases, it may take a few
minutes).
CANNOT
EDIT
• You selected, “ : Set”, “ : Release”, “Move”, or “Erase” while
recording.
• You tried to erase the track mark at the beginning of the first track or group.
• You tried to erase a track mark to combine tracks the recorder cannot
combine (a track recorded in stereo and in mono, for example).
• You tried to overwrite a track marks.
• You tried to change a title that includes characters the recorder cannot edit.
, Editing titles cannot be done if the title includes characters that cannot
be input on the recorder.
CANNOT
OPERATE
• You tried to press X or T MARK during synchro-recording.
CANNOT
RECORD OR
PLAY
• There is no audio data that can be played on the recorder.
• The audio data or disc management file has been damaged.
, Erase the whole disc (page 65) or perform the Format function
(page 69).
CANNOT
SET
• You tried to make the Time Mark setting during synchro-recording.
• You selected “RECVolume” while the recorder is not in recording-pause.
, Set “RECVolume” while the recorder is in recording-pause.
• You tried to make the following settings while recording.
— Disc Memory
— Play mode
— Recording mode
— Recording level
— Selection of “ :REC” in menu
DATA SAVE • The recorder is writing information to the disc, such as the recorded data or
editing information.
, Wait until the message disappears from the display.
DC IN TOO
HIGH
• Voltage of the power supply is too high (The supplied AC power adaptor or
the recommended car battery cord is not used).
, Use the supplied AC power adaptor or the recommended car battery
cord.
DISC FULL • Recording may not be done if the remaining recordable time on the disc is
48 seconds or less.
, Replace the disc.
- Portable 1
- MiniDisc Recorder 1
- — INVISIBLE LASER 2
- Notice for users 4
- Table of contents 6
- Software Operation 9
- Learning more about Hi-MD 10
- Using the recorder 10
- Internet 11
- Audio CDs 11
- Music files 11
- Looking at controls 13
- Getting started 17
- Recording a disc right away! 19
- Insert a recordable disc 20
- Confirm the operation mode 20
- Record a disc 21
- Playing a disc right away! 23
- If the play does not start 24
- Press + or – button 24
- Listening to the radio 25
- 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 27
- List of menus 29
- Menus of the recorder 30
- Various ways of recording 32
- 1 Press DISPLAY repeatedly 33
- On the recorder 34
- 2 Press NENT while pressing 35
- To change the microphone 36
- 1 Make connections 37
- 1 Press NENT, while pressing 38
- 3 Play the source 38
- Adding track marks 39
- Using the group 40
- 2 Play the sound source 41
- Various ways of playback 43
- Selecting the play 45
- Playing tracks in Sub play 46
- Playing tracks repeatedly 47
- (Repeat Play) 47
- Bookmark flashes 49
- Repeat play 50
- Searching for a track 51
- (Search) 51
- Adjusting the sound 52
- (Virtual-Surround • 6 52
- Band Equalizer) 52
- Editing recorded tracks 55
- Labeling 56
- Re-labeling 57
- Assigning tracks or 59
- (Group Set) 59
- Releasing a group 61
- Moving recorded tracks 61
- Changing the order of a 63
- Erasing tracks and the 64
- To erase a track 65
- To erase a group 65
- To erase the whole disc 65
- Dividing a track (Divide) 67
- Combining tracks 68
- (Combine) 68
- Formatting the disc 69
- (Format) 69
- Other operations 70
- Starting the playback 72
- Selecting the disc 73
- Various way to use the radio 75
- Listening to the preset 76
- Receiving stations in 76
- Storing non-audio data 79
- SonicStage software) 80
- Additional information 81
- On battery 82
- On mechanical noise 82
- To protect a recorded disc 82
- On maintenance 82
- Specifications 83
- While playing 87
- While editing 88
- While using group function 89
- While using the radio 90
- (pages 14, 17) 91
- Messages 93
- Explanations 97
- Approximate time 98
- Note on digital recording 100
- Burner/SonicStage 102
- Installing 104
- Using MD Simple Burner 107
- Walkman to the computer 108
- Simple Burner] 109
- Start up SonicStage 111
- Click [Music Source] 111
- 6 Click 112
- MD Walkman 113
- 5 Click 114
- Library on your computer 116
- To stop importing 117
- Using SonicStage Help 118
- Understanding SonicStage Help 119
- Referring to SonicStage Help 120
- Backing up audio data 121
- Troubleshooting 121
- When you want to know 121
- Other information 122
- On copyright protection 123
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