Sony ICD-UX512,ICD-UX513F,ICD-PX512,ICD-UX512F Operating Instructions Manual

4-196-549-11(1)

IC Recorder

Operating Instructions

ICD-UX512/UX513F

Getting Started

Basic Operations

Other Recording Operations

Other Playback Operations

Editing Files

Listening to the FM Radio

About the Menu Function

Utilizing Your Computer

Additional Information

Troubleshooting

To prevent possible hearing damage, do not listen at high volume levels for long periods.

WARNING

Do not expose the batteries (battery pack or batteries installed) to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like for a long time. RATED CURRENT CONSUMPTION: 800 mA

Disposal of Old Electrical & Electronic Equipment (Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems)

This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly,

negative consequences for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources. For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local Civic Office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

Applicable accessories: Headphones, USB connection support cable

you will help prevent potential

Disposal of waste batteries (applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems)

This symbol on the battery or on the packaging indicates that the battery provided with this product shall not be treated as household waste. On certain batteries this symbol

chemical symbol. The chemical symbols for mercury (Hg) or lead (Pb) are added if the battery contains more than 0.0005% mercury or 0.004% lead. By ensuring these batteries are disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potentially negative consequences for the environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of the battery. The recycling of the materials will help to conserve natural resources. In case of products that for safety, performance or data integrity reasons require a permanent connection with an incorporated battery, this battery should be replaced by qualified service staff only. To ensure that the battery will be treated properly, hand over the product at end-of-life to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. For all other batteries, please view the section on how to remove the battery from the product safely. Hand the battery over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of waste batteries. For more detailed information about recycling of this product or battery, please contact your local Civic Office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

might be used in combination with a

Notice for the customers: the following information is only applicable to equipment sold in the countries applying EU directives

The manufacturer of this product is Sony Corporation, 1-7-1 Konan Minato-ku Tokyo, 108-0075 Japan. The Authorized Representative for EMC and product safety is Sony Deutschland GmbH, Hedelfinger Strasse 61, 70327 Stuttgart, Germany. For any service or guarantee matters please refer to the addresses given in separate service or guarantee documents.

• The recorded music is limited to private use only. Use of the music beyond this limit requires permission of the copyright holders.

• Sony is not responsible for incomplete recording/ downloading or damaged data due to problems of the IC recorder or computer.

• Depending on the types of the text and characters, the text shown on the IC recorder may not be displayed properly on device. This is due to: – The capacity of the connected IC recorder. – The IC recorder is not functioning normally. – Content information is written in the language

or the character that is not supported by the IC recorder.

IN NO EVENT SHALL SONY CORPORATION BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR SPECIAL DAMAGES, WHETHER BASED ON TORT, CONTRACT, OR OTHERWISE, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THIS MANUAL, THE SOFTWARE OR OTHER INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN OR THE USE THEREOF.

Sony Corporation reserves the right to make any modification to this manual or the information contained herein at any time without notice. The software described herein may also be governed by the terms of a separate user license agreement.

• This software is for Windows and cannot be used for Macintosh.

• The supplied connection support cable is for the IC recorder ICD-UX512/UX513F. You cannot connect other IC recorders.

What you record is for personal enjoyment and use only. Copyright laws prohibit other forms of use without the permission of the copyright holders.

The use of Memory Stick™ media for recording copyright-protected graphics or other data is limited to the restrictions specified under applicable copyright laws. Any use beyond those restriction is prohibited.

Notice for users

All rights reserved. This manual or the software described herein, in whole or in part, may not be reproduced, translated or reduced to any machine readable form without prior written approval from Sony Corporation.

This product supports “Memory Stick Micro™ (M2™) ” media. “M2™” is an abbreviated form of “Memory Stick Micro™.” Hereinafter, “M2™” is used in this document.

Trademarks

• Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and Windows Media are registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

• Macintosh and Mac OS are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the USA and other countries.

• Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation.

• MPEG Layer-3 audio coding technology and patents licensed from Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson.

• microSD and microSDHC logos are trademarks of SD-3C, LLC.

• “Memory Stick Micro,” “M2” and are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sony Corporation.

• “MagicGate” is a trademark of Sony Corporation.

• Nuance, the Nuance logo, Dragon, Dragon NaturallySpeaking, and RealSpeak are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Nuance Communications Inc., and/or its affiliates in the United States and/or other countries.

• US and foreign patents licensed from Dolby Laboratories.

All other trademarks and registered trademarks are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. Furthermore, “ ™ ” and “ not mentioned in each case in this manual.

The “Sound Organizer” uses software modules as shown below: Windows Media Format Runtime

” are

This product contains technology subject to certain intellectual property rights of Microsoft. Use or distribution of this technology outside of this product is prohibited without the appropriate license(s) from Microsoft.

Getting Started

Step 1: Checking the Contents of the

Package .....................................................8

Index to parts and controls ...................9

Preventing unintentional operations

(HOLD) ..............................................10

Maintaining the moderate volume

level (AVLS) ......................................11

Step 2: Recharging the Battery ...............12

Recharging the battery using a

computer .............................................12

Recharging the battery using a

USB AC adaptor .................................14

When to charge/replace the

battery .................................................14

Step 3: Turning the IC Recorder On .......15

Turning the power on .........................15

Turning the power off .........................15

Step 4: Setting the Clock ........................16

Setting the clock after recharging

the battery ...........................................16

Setting the clock using the menu ........ 16

Step 5: Setting the Language to Be

Used in the Display Window .................. 19

Basic Operations

Recording ....................................... 20

Listening ........................................ 24

Erasing ........................................... 29

Other Recording Operations

Changing the Recording Settings ............31

Selecting a recording scene for each

situation ...............................................31

Starting to record automatically in response to sound

– the VOR function .............................36

Recording on a Memory Card .................37

Recording via Other Devices ..................41

Recording with an external

microphone .........................................41

Recording from other equipment ........42

Operation during Recording ....................45

Monitoring the recording ....................45

Other Playback Operations

Changing the Playback Settings .............46

Convenient playback methods ............46

Reducing noise in the playback sound and making the human voice

clearer – the noise cut function ...........47

Adjusting the playback speed – the DPC (Digital Pitch Control)

function ...............................................48

Selecting the sound effect ................... 49

Selecting the playback mode ..............51

Playing Back a File at a Desired

Time with an Alarm ................................53

Playback via Other Devices ....................55

Recording with other equipment ........55

Editing Files

Arranging Files in a Folder .....................56

Moving a file to a different folder ......56

Copying a file to the other memory ......57

Erasing all files in a folder ..................58

Using a Track Mark ................................60

Adding a track mark ...........................60

Erasing a track mark ...........................61

Erasing all the track marks in the

selected file at one time ......................62

Dividing a File ........................................63

Dividing a file at the current

position ...............................................63

Dividing a file at all the track mark

positions ..............................................64

Protecting a File ......................................66

Listening to the FM Radio

(for ICD-UX513F only)

Tuning in an FM Radio Station ..............67

Tuning in a radio station by

scanning frequencies ...........................67

Tuning in a preset radio station ..........68

Recording FM broadcasts ...................69

Presetting FM Radio Stations .................70

Presetting FM radio stations

automatically .......................................70

Presetting FM radio stations

manually .............................................70

Erasing preset FM radio stations ........71

Changing the FM Radio Reception

Settings ....................................................72

Switching the receiver sensitivity

of the FM radio ...................................72

Switching the scanning sensitivity ......73

Switching the FM radio output

between speaker and headphones .......74

About the Menu Function

Making Settings for the Menu ................75

Menu Settings .........................................76

Utilizing Your Computer

Using the IC Recorder with Your

Computer ................................................93

Connecting the IC recorder to your

computer .............................................93

Structure of folders and files ..............95

Disconnecting the IC recorder

from your computer ............................99

Copying Files from the IC Recorder to

Your Computer .....................................100

Copying Music Files from Your Computer to the IC Recorder and

Playing Them Back ...............................101

Copying a music file from your computer to the IC recorder

(drag and drop) .................................101

Playing back music files copied from your computer using

the IC recorder ..................................101

Using the IC Recorder as

USB Memory ........................................103

Using the Supplied Sound

Organizer Software ...............................104

What you can do using Sound

Organizer ..........................................104

System requirements for your

computer ...........................................105

Installing Sound Organizer ...............106

The Sound Organizer window ..........108

Additional Information

Using a USB AC Adaptor .....................109

Disconnecting the IC recorder

from the AC outlet ............................110

Precautions ............................................111

Specifications ........................................114

System requirements .........................114

Design and specifications .................115

Battery life ........................................118

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting ....................................120

Message List .........................................131

System Limitations ...............................135

Display Window Guide .........................137

Index ......................................................143

Getting Started

Step 1: Checking the Contents of the Package

IC Recorder (1)

Remove the film on the display window before you use the IC recorder.

Stereo headphones (1)

USB connection support cable (1)

If the IC recorder cannot be connected to a computer directly, use the supplied USB connection support cable.

NH-AAA (size AAA) rechargeable battery (1)

Battery case (1)

Application software, Sound Organizer (CD-ROM) (1)

Carrying pouch (1)

Operating Instructions

The operating instructions are stored as PDF files in the built-in memory of the IC recorder.

You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment.

Index to parts and controls

Front

A Operation indicator B Built-in microphones (stereo) C Display window D

x STOP button

z REC (record)/PAUSE button

F Control button (

backward),

N (play)/ENT (enter) button*

H (folder) button I MENU/NOISE CUT button J m (microphone) jack* K i (headphone) jack

v, V / . (review/fast

> (cue/fast forward))

L ERASE button M VOL (volume) –/+* button N (repeat) A-B button O T-MARK (Track mark) button

Rear

P Strap hole (A strap is not supplied.) Q Speaker R USB slide lever S HOLD/POWER switch T DPC(SPEED CTRL) switch U M2™/microSD memory card slot V Battery compartment

* These buttons and the jack have a tactile dot.

Use it as a reference point for operations, or to identify each terminal.

Getting Started

Preventing unintentional operations (HOLD)

You can disable all the buttons (HOLD) in order to prevent unintentional operations when you carry the IC recorder, etc.

To put the IC recorder in the HOLD status

Slide the HOLD/POWER switch in the direction of “HOLD.” “HOLD” will appear for approximately 3 seconds, indicating that all the button operations are disabled.

To release the IC recorder from the HOLD status

Slide the HOLD/POWER switch towards the center.

P Note

When the HOLD function is activated during recording, all the button operations are disabled. To stop recording, cancel the HOLD function first.

Tip

Even if the HOLD function is activated, you can stop the alarm playback by pressing any button. (You cannot stop normal playback.)

Maintaining the moderate volume level (AVLS)

The AVLS (Automatic Volume Limiter System) function allows you to listen to the sound at a moderate volume level when using the headphones. The AVLS function limits the maximum volume to prevent auditory issues or distraction and also to maintain a moderate volume level.

If you play back files at a volume that exceeds the AVLS-specified level for specified period of time, the following animation will be displayed and “AVLS” in the menu is automatically set to “ON.”

Getting Started

When “AVLS” is set to “ON” in the menu

(page 85), and you try to adjust the volume

to a level that exceeds the AVLS-specified level, the “AVLS” indicator lights. You cannot adjust the volume to a level that exceeds the limit.

When “AVLS” is set to “OFF” in the menu, the “Advise to not listen at high VOL for long periods” animation is displayed with a beeping sound. Press

x STOP to return to

the menu mode display.

P Note

is set to “ON” when you purchase

“AVLS”

the IC recorder. If you want to turn off the function and play back files at the original volume, use the menu to set “OFF” (page 85).

“AVLS” to

Step 2: Recharging the Battery

Recharging the battery using a computer

Remove the film on the display window before you use the IC recorder. Connect the IC recorder to a running computer, and charge the battery until the battery indicator indicates “ .” It takes about 3 hours and 30 minutes to fully charge an exhausted battery.*

1 Insert a rechargeable battery.

Slide and lift the battery compartment lid, insert an NH-AAA rechargeable battery with correct polarity, and close the lid.

2 Connect the IC recorder to your

computer.

Slide the USB slide lever on the back of the IC recorder in the direction of the

arrow, and insert the USB DIRECT

connector into the USB port of a running

computer.*

While the battery is charging,

“Connecting” and the battery indicator

are displayed in an animation.

IC recorder

To USB port of your computer

Computer

Battery indicator

When the battery is fully charged, the battery indicator will indicate “ .”

Fully charged indicator

3 Disconnect the IC recorder from your

computer.

Follow the procedures below; otherwise, when the IC recorder contains data files, the files may be damaged or become unplayable.

1 Make sure that the operation indicator

does not light.

2 Perform the following operation on

your computer. On a Windows screen, left-click the icon at the bottom of the desktop of the computer.

t Left-click “Eject IC RECORDER.”

The icon and menu displayed can be different on different operating systems.

On a Macintosh screen, drag “IC RECORDER” on the desktop to “Trash” and drop it there.

For details on disconnecting the IC recorder from your computer, refer to the operating instructions supplied with your computer.

3 Disconnect the IC recorder from the

USB port of the computer, and slide the USB slide lever in the direction of the arrow to retract the USB DIRECT connector.

*1This is an approximation for the time it

takes to charge from no remaining battery

power to full battery power at room

temperature. It varies depending on the

remaining power and the condition of the

battery. It also takes more time if the

temperature of the battery is low, or if the

battery is charged while you are transferring

data to the IC recorder.

If the IC recorder cannot be connected to a

computer directly, use the supplied USB

connection support cable.

Getting Started

P Note

If the battery indicator is not displayed in an animation, charging has not been done properly. See “Troubleshooting” on page 120.

When using a fully charged battery or an LR03 (size AAA) alkaline battery

Follow the step 1.

P Note

You cannot charge an LR03 (size AAA) alkaline battery (not supplied).

Tips

• Do not use a manganese battery for this IC recorder.

• When replacing the battery, files recorded or alarm settings are not erased even when you remove the battery.

• When replacing the battery, the clock continues moving for about 1 minute after you remove the battery.

Recharging the battery using a USB AC adaptor

You can also charge the battery by using an AC-U50AG USB AC adaptor (not supplied) (page 109).

When to charge/replace the battery

The battery indicator on the display shows the battery condition in an animation.

Battery remain indication

: “Low Battery Level” appears.

Charge the rechargeable battery or replace the old battery with a new one.

: “Low Battery” appears and the IC

recorder will stop operation.

Step 3: Turning the IC Recorder On

Turning the power on

Slide the HOLD/POWER switch in the direction of “POWER” for more than 1 second. The IC recorder is turned on, and the “Accessing...” animation is displayed.

Turning the power off

Slide the HOLD/POWER switch in the direction of the “POWER” for more than 2 seconds, and “Power Off” animation is displayed.

z Tips

• When you are not going to use the IC recorder for a long time, we recommend to turn off the IC recorder.

• When the IC recorder is in the stop mode, and you leave the IC recorder without attempting an operation for a certain length of time, the auto power off function will take effect. (The length of time before auto power off is set to “10min” when you purchase the IC recorder.) You can select the length of time before auto power off takes effect in the menu (page 90).

Getting Started

Step 4: Setting the Clock

x STOP

N/ENT

MENU/NOISE CUT

v, V

You need to set the clock to use the alarm function or record the date and time. When you insert a battery for the first time, or when you insert a battery after the IC recorder has been without a battery for more than 1 minute, the “Set Date&Time” animation appears, and then the year section begins to flash in the clock setting display window.

Setting the clock after recharging the battery

1 Press v or V on the control button to set

the year, month, day, hour, and minute in sequence, and then press

N/ENT.

Select the last two digits of the year when you set the year.

2 Press x STOP to return to the stop mode

display.

Setting the clock using the menu

While the IC recorder is in the stop mode, you can set the clock using the menu.

1 Select “Date&Time” in the menu.

1 Press MENU/NOISE CUT to enter

the menu mode.

The menu mode window will be displayed.

(The (FM radio) tab is displayed only on the ICD-UX513F.)

2 Press . on the control button, press

v or V on the control button to select

the (IC recorder setting) tab, and then press

3 Press v or V on the control button to

N/ENT.

select “Date&Time,” and then press

N/ENT.

(The (FM radio) tab is displayed only on the ICD-UX513F.)

2 Press v or V on the control button to

select “Auto” or “Manual,” and then

N/ENT.

press

When you selected “Auto,” the clock is automatically adjusted using the clock in the computer connected to the IC recorder and on which the supplied Sound Organizer software is started.

When you select “Manual,” proceed to the next steps.

3 Press v or V on the control button to

select “10y1m1d,” and then press ENT.

4 Press v or V on the control button to set

the year, month, day, hour, and minute in sequence, and then press

Select the last two digits of the year when you set the year.

N/ENT.

Getting Started

5 Press x STOP to exit the menu mode.

P Note

If you do not press N/ENT within 1 minute of entering the clock setting data, the clock setting mode is canceled and the window will return to the display of the stop mode.

To display the current date and time

While the IC recorder is in the stop mode,

x STOP to display the current date

press and time for about 3 seconds.

Step 5: Setting the Language to Be Used in the Display Window

2 Press v or V on the control button to

x STOP

N/ENT

v, V

You can select the language to be used for messages, menus, folder names, file names, etc. from 6 languages.

1 Select the (IC recorder setting) tab

t “Language” in the menu, and then

N/ENT.

press

(The (FM radio) tab is displ ayed only on the ICD-UX513F.)

select the language that you want to use, and then press

You can select the following languages.

Deutsch (German), English, Español (Spanish), Français (French), Italiano (Italian), Русский (Russian)

N/ENT.

3 Press x STOP to exit the menu mode.

Getting Started

Basic Operations

Recording

P Notes

• Before making a recording, be sure to check the battery indicator (page 14).

• Noise may be recorded if an object, such as your finger, etc., accidentally rubs or scratches the IC recorder during recording.

Tip

Before you start recording, we recommend you make a trial recording first, or monitor the recording (page 45).

Selecting a folder

1 Slide the HOLD/POWER switch towards the center to

release the IC recorder from the HOLD status (page 10).

2 Press to display the folder selection window.

3 Press . on the control button, press v or V on the

control button to select the (Voice) tab, and then

> on the control button.

press

, V

., >

P Note

Only the (Voice) tab will be displayed when you purchase the IC recorder.

The (Music) tab and the (Podcast) tab will be displayed when you transfer files from your computer (page 101, 105). The (Built-in memory) tab will be displayed when you insert a memory card into the IC recorder (page 38).

4 Press v or V on the control button to select the folder in

which you want to record files.

When you purchase the IC recorder, there are 5 folders already available ( FOLDER01-05).

Basic Operations

5 Press N/ENT.

Starting to record (Auto (AGC) recording)

1 Place the IC recorder so that the built-in microphones

face the direction of the source to be recorded.

N/ENT

2 Press z REC/PAUSE in the stop mode.

The operation indicator lights in red.

You do not need to press and hold while recording.

The new file will be automatically recorded after the last recorded file.

z REC/PAUSE

Operation indicator

z REC/

PAUSE

To stop recording

1 Press x STOP.

The “Accessing...” animation appears and the IC recorder stops at the beginning of the current recording file.

Note while accessing

The IC recorder is recording data and storing it on the memory media when the “Accessing...” animation appears on the display. While the IC recorder is accessing data, do not remove the battery or connect or disconnect the USB AC adaptor (not supplied). Doing so may damage the data.

Other operations

pause recording* Press z REC/PAUSE. During recording pause, the operation indicator

release pause and resume recording

review the current recording instantly

review during recording

* 1 hour after you pause recording, recording pause is automatically released and the IC recorder enters

the stop mode.

z Tips

• You can record up to 199 files in each folder.

• You can make new folders or erase unwanted folders using the supplied Sound Organizer software (page 104).

flashes in red and “ ” begins to flash in the display window.

z REC/PAUSE again. Recording resumes from that point. (To stop

Press recording after pausing recording, press

N/ENT. Recording stops and playback starts from the beginning of

Press the file just recorded.

Press and hold pause. Recording stops and you can search backwards while listening to fast playback sound. After you release starts from that point.

. on the control button during recording or recording

x STOP.)

. on the control button, playback

x STOP

Basic Operations

Listening

Starting playback

1 Slide the HOLD/POWER switch towards the center to

release the IC recorder from the HOLD status (page 10).

2 Press .

3 Press . on the control button, press v or V on the

control button to select the (Voice) tab, the

(Music) tab, or the (Podcast) tab, and then press

> on the control button.

4 Press v or V on the control button to select the folder.

, V

., >

5 Press > on the control button.

6 Press v or V on the control button to select the file you

want to play.

7 Press N/ENT.

Playback will start soon, and the operation indicator will light in green. (When “LED” is set to “OFF” in the menu (page 87), the operation indicator does not light.)

8 Press VOL –/+ to adjust the volume.

P Note

When “AVLS” is set to “ON” in the menu (page 85) and the “AVLS” indicator is displayed, you cannot adjust the volume to a level that exceeds the AVLS-specified level. If you want to turn off the function and play back files at the original volume, use the menu to set “AVLS” to “OFF.”

Operation indicator

N/ENT

VOL –/+

Basic Operations

To stop playback

1 Press x STOP.

x STOP

Other operations

stop at the current position (Playback Pause function)

go back to the beginning of the current file

go back to previous files Press . on the control button repeatedly. (During the stop mode,

skip to the next file Press

skip to the succeeding files Press > on the control button repeatedly. (During the stop mode,

*1When a track mark is set, the IC recorder goes backward or forward to the track mark before or after

the current point (page 60).

These operations are for when “Easy Search” is set to “OFF” (page 46).

In the continuous searching mode, the IC recorder does not locate track marks.

Press N/ENT. To resume playback from that point, press N/ENT again.

Press

. on the control button once.*

keep the button pressed to go back the files continuously.*

> on the control button once.*

keep the button pressed to skip the files continuously.*

1*2

)

About the tab view

The recordable area and the playback-only area of folders stored on the IC recorder are managed separately, and are displayed with tabs. When you choose a folder, you can move to one of those the areas by switching a tab.

Tabs

(Voice): Recordable area. This is the area used to manage files recorded with the IC recorder. (Music): Playback-only area. This is the area used to manage music files transferred from

your computer.

(Podcast): Playback-only area. This is the area used to manage podcast files transferred

from your computer.

(Built-in memory) or (External memory): You can switch between the built-in

memory and external memory (memory card) of the IC recorder (page 39).

Only the (Voice) tab will be displayed when you purchase the IC recorder. The (Music) tab and the (Podcast) tab will be displayed when you transfer files from your computer (page 101, 105). The (Built-in memory) tab will be displayed when you insert a memory card into the IC recorder (page 38).

Display when playing back a file

Basic Operations

A File information

Press

v or V on the control button to check the file information during playback.

A file recorded using the IC recorder is displayed as follows.

: Folder name: FOLDER01-FOLDER05

: File name: Date_file number (e.g. 100101_001)

: Artist name (e.g. My Recording)

: Title: Date_file number (e.g. 100101_001)

B Counter information

You can select the display mode in the menu (page 87). Elapsed time: The elapsed playback time of one file Remaining time: The remaining playback time of one file Recording date: Date recorded Recording time: Time recorded

C Remaining recording time

Displays the remaining recording time in hours, minutes, and seconds. If there is more than 10 hours time remaining, the time is displayed in hours. If there is more than 10 minutes and less than 10 hours time remaining, the time is displayed in hours and minutes. If there is less than 10 minutes time remaining, the time is displayed in minutes and seconds.

Erasing

P Note

Once a recording has been erased, you cannot retrieve it.

Selecting a file and erasing it

1 Slide the HOLD/POWER switch towards the center to

release the IC recorder from the HOLD status (page 10).

2 Select the file you want to erase when the IC recorder is

in the stop or playback mode.

3 Press ERASE.

“Erase?” is displayed and the specified file is played back for confirmation.

Basic Operations

ERASE

4 Press v or V on the control button to select “Execute.”

5 Press N/ENT.

The “Erasing...” animation appears in the display window and the selected file will be erased.

When a file is erased, the remaining files will advance so that there will be no space between files.

To cancel erasing

N/ENT

1 Select “Cancel” in step 4 of “Selecting a file and

erasing it,” and then press

To erase another file

Proceed with steps 2 through 5 in “Selecting a file and erasing it.”

To erase a part of a file

Divide the file into two files first (page 63), and then proceed with steps 2 through 5 in “Selecting a file and erasing it.”

N/ENT.

N/ENT

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Sony ICD-UX512,ICD-UX513F,ICD-PX512,ICD-UX512F Operating Instructions Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Table of Contents

Getting Started

Step 1: Checking the Contents of the Package

Index to parts and controls

Preventing unintentional operations (HOLD)

Maintaining the moderate volume level (AVLS)

Step 2: Recharging the Battery

Recharging the battery using a computer

Recharging the battery using a USB AC adaptor

When to charge/replace the battery

Step 3: Turning the IC Recorder On

Turning the power on

Turning the power off

Step 4: Setting the Clock

Setting the clock after recharging the battery

Setting the clock using the menu

Step 5: Setting the Language to Be Used in the Display Window

Basic Operations

Recording

Listening

Erasing