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Content

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Operation

(1)

Manager

Media

for WALKMAN*3

Player

Transfer

Guide (PDF file)

11

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Quick

*1

Do not attempt to play this CD-ROM in an audio CD player.

*2

Depending on the country/region in which you have purchased the player, the bundled software may be different.

*3

Media Manager for WALKMANisnot bundled with the packages sold in the U.S.A. Please download it from

http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/download/wmm_lite

Start Guide (this manual) (1)

the

following web site:

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Supplied

Accessories 3

Parts

How About

Getti

Before

Charging

Settings before Using

and

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Controls 6

to

Use

the

Touch Panel 8

the

Home

Started

Connecting

the

Battery

Basic Operations

Turning

Playing MusicNideos/Photos

the

Player On and

Menu

the

PlayertoYour

Player

Off

Computer

11

12

12 12 13

14

15

4

Transferring Music/Videos/Photos/Podcasts

from a Computer

Installing the Operation Guide About the Bundled Software

Importing Transferring Transferring MusicNideos/Photos/Podcasts

Using

Music

Windows

Using

Windows Media

Using

Explorer

Enjoying the Internet

Internet Connecting to the Internet..

Featuresofthe

and

Software

Windows Media

Player

11

16

17 20 22

24

26

26 27

Additional

Precautions

Information

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Front

[j] Screen (touch panel)

Touch (tap) an icon, item) control button)

on

etc., page 8).

[l]

Press to display the

11).

If

you press screen turns offand the player enters standby mode.

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Use this jack to connect the supplied cable,

the screen to operate the player

HOME

WM-PORTjack

or

button

Home

and

hold the HOME button, the

optional peripheral devices.

menu

(@'

page

USB

@]

Built-in antenna

Take care not to cover the antenna with your

LAN communication.

ffiJ

Adjusts the volume.

[§]

Slide the NOISE CANCELING switch in the direction Noise Canceling function.

[l]

Press the RESET etc.) to reset the player.

hand

VOL +*'/-

NOISE CANCELING switch

RESET

or other objects

button

of

the arrow~to activate the

button

during

with a small pin,

wireless

6

Rear

[ill

~

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81---

101----

buttons

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[j] HOLD switch

Press to find the beginningofa song or video,

or

to fast-forwardlrewind.

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Headphonejack

Connects the headphones.

[Q]

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Press the song

~II

or

button to pause.

button

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video.

button

During

to start playbackofthe

playback, press the

Slide the HOLD switch in the direction the arrow.&to disable the buttons and touch panel. [ screen when disabled.

*IThere are tactile dots.

button operations.

HOLD

Iappears

Use

on

the topofthe

them to help with

of

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How

to

Use

the

Panel

You

can use the touch panel screen to

operate the player.

Touch

Tapping

to select

Tap an icon, item, control button, etc., the screen to operate the player. Also, drag up or down to scroll

flick to scroll quickly thumbnails (reduced-size images that appear in a list).

Notice for touch panel operations

The touch panelofthe player does not work properly when operated with:

• Agloved

•

Two

• A finger nail.

• A

wet

• Apen, ballpoint pen, pencil, stylus,

• Touching other objectsinadditiontoa finger.

finger.

or more fingers.

finger.

through

a list, and

a list or

on

etc.

Touch (tap) an icon, item, control button, etc., to select

it.

8

Dragging

to

scroll

Flicking

to

scroll

quickly

Drag your finger up or down on the list to scroll through the list. Also, drag the indicator along the Seek Slider to choose a starting point for the playback.

Flick the screen up or down with your finger to scroll quickly through a list. Also, flick up, down or sideways to see the next/ previous album on the album scroll screen, or to see the next/previous image on the scene scroll screen.

9

Text input

You

can

use the onscreen keyboard to enter text. Select a text field you intend to enter text into, such as a web page address entry, the

onscreen

you

As maps

tap the

vary

Example: Alphanumeric keyboard for English

keyboard.

Input

depending

mode

on

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key,

the language.

Input Entered

Predictive Predictive

Input

the

key assignment changes cyclically.

field

textisdisplayed

text

field

textorpredictive

mode

key

here.

(English

conversion

and

Chinese

candidates

only)

are

displayed

The

here.

key assignment

to

bring

up

• Depending on the text field, restrictions .

•

You

can use the predictive text function on the English and Chinese keyboards.

10

you

may not be abletochange the input mode, duetocharacter

About

You

can display the Home menu by pressing the HOME buttonofthe

the

Home

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player. The Home menu as Music, Videos, Photos,

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.

www

.

..

Internet Browser Browse websites over wireless Internet connection.

.

FM Radio Listen to FM radio broadcasting.

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YOUIll

YouTube Watch videos on YouTube via wireless Internet connection.

Photos View photos transferred to the player.

B

Music

n

is

the starting pointofeach application, such

FM

Radio, Internet Browser, Podcasts, etc.

Listen to songs transferred to the player.

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Videos Watch videos transferred to the player.

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Settings Set up the player and its applications.

Podcasts

NC

Modes

Download podcast episodes via wireless Internet connection and play them back.

Reduce unwanted ambient noise by active noise control technology.

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11

Before

Connecting

the

Player

to

Your

Computer

Make sure that the as

or

Pack 1

11.

later), and the installed Windows Media Player version

is

Windows

XP

(Service Pack 2

or

later)

or

Charging the Battery

The player's battery is recharged while the playerisconnected to a

About3hours

Charging

....

..

Hint

Windows Vista (Service

on

your

running

Fully

charged

computeris10

computer.

or

• While charging, after a lapseoftimeofthe "Screen see the charging statusorother

• While the player

or

shut

down

the player from the You If

to

cannot

you

12

do

not

months

•

is

connected to a computer, do not

the computer. These operations may cause the player to malfunction. Disconnect

computer

operate the player when itisconnected to a computer.

intend

for battery maintenance.

to use the player for over half a year, charge

12

Off

Timer" setting, the screen

indications, press the

before performing these operations.

HOME

turn

buttontoturn

on, restart, wake up from sleep mode,

turns

on

the screen.

the

battery at least once per 6

off.

To

Settings

before

Using

the

Player

Selecting

Be

sure to set the display language before using the player. Otherwise, garbled characters

may appear on the display.

From the Home menu, select

1

desired language setting.

Selecting

Choose the country/region for the search website to search information by using the Related Links function

From the Home menu, select

1

• the desired country/region •

Adjusting

Some applicationsofthe player do

the

display

languag'e

~

country/region

of

the player.

~

date

and

time

not

work correctly until the date and time are set. Set

(Settings)

(Settings) • "Service Country/Region"

"OK:'

."Language

Settings""

the

the current date and time before using the player.

1

2

From the Home menu, select "Clock

Drag or flick the year, month, date, hour and minute up or down the date and time.

Settings".

"Set Date-Time:'

~

3 Select"OK:'

(Settings) • "Common

Settings""

to

adjust

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Sony walkman NWZ-X1050, walkman NWZ-X1060, walkman NWZ-X1061, walkman NWZ-X1051 Quick Start Manual

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