Sony 4-166-309-11(1) - Manual (Page 85)

ICD-PX820
4-166-309-11(1)
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The battery life is short. • The battery life on page 80 is based on playback with the volume
level set to 27. The battery life may shorten depending on the
operation of the IC recorder.
There is no battery power
remaining after you have left
the batteries inserted for long
time without using the IC
recorder. • Even if you do not use the IC recorder, the batteries are consumed
slightly. The battery life in this case varies depending on humidity
or other environmental conditions. Usually, the batteries last
about 2 months. If you do not intend to use the IC recorder for an
extended period of time, it is recommended that you turn the
power off (page 11) or remove the batteries.
The changed menu setting
does not function. • If the batteries are removed just after the menu setting is changed,
the menu setting may not function.
It takes a long time for the IC
recorder to start. • If the IC recorder is required to process a large amount of data, it
may take longer for the IC recorder to start. This is not a
malfunction of the IC recorder. Wait until the start-up display
disappears.
The IC recorder does not
operate correctly. • Take out the batteries and insert them again (page 9).
The IC recorder is not
recognized by your
computer.
A folder/file cannot be
transferred from your
computer. • Disconnect the IC recorder from your computer and reconnect it.
• Do not use a USB hub or USB extension cable other than the
supplied USB connecting cable. Connect the IC recorder using the
supplied USB connecting cable.
• Operation is not guaranteed if you use any system requirements
other than those described on page 77.
• Depending on the USB port position, the IC recorder may not be
recognized. If this happens, try another port.
The file transferred from
your computer cannot be
played back. • The file format may differ from those that can be played back
using the IC recorder (MP3).
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