Panasonic SV-SD50 - Manual (Page 4)

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To insert an SD Memory Card
• Insert the card so the label is
facing up and the end with the
corner cut off is facing in.
• Push on the center of the card
so it locks into place.
Note:
The following can occur if there is
a problem with the card:
• “Now Busy” or “EMERGENCY
STOP” appears on the display
frequently
• “Reading” appears on the dis-
play for 20 seconds or longer
• No sound continues for 20 sec-
onds or longer after pushing the
shuttle key [
]to play
You can remedy the problem by
formatting the card with Panasonic
Media Manager.
Before formatting the card, check in
any data on the card to your comput-
er. See the online help for Panasonic
Media Manager for details.
Push the shuttle key [ ].
The unit turns off about ten sec-
onds later.
Resume
When you next push the shuttle key
[
], play resumes from where you
stopped it. Play starts from track 1 if
you replace the card or battery.
To stop play and turn the unit off
“ ” may be displayed
at times. This refers to a feature
that will be available in the future
with the Panasonic Media
Manager software.
Before this feature is available,
all tracks are played and “
”
(default playlist) is displayed on
the playlist number display.
Supplied accessories
A
Inserting the battery B
Battery indicator C
Battery (not included)
• Use alkaline batteries.
• If rechargeable batteries are to
be used, rechargeable batteries
manufactured by Panasonic are
recommended.
Hold function
This function stops the unit from
responding when a button is pressed.
It prevents the following:
• The unit turning on unexpectedly,
causing the battery to go dead.
• Play being interrupted when a
button is accidentally pressed.
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Stereo earphones
(L0BAB0000172) –1pc.
USB Reader/Writer
(RFA1869-H1) –1pc.
Neck lanyard
(RFA1876A-Q) –1pc.
SD Memory Card –1pc.
CD-ROM –1pc.
SD Audio Player
For the U.S.A
To order accessories contact 4-800-332-5368 or Web site (http://www.panasonic.com).
• When the indicator flashes, replace
the battery with a new one.
• The indicator may not function correct-
ly under some operating conditions.
The one during play is the best guide.
• The time between when the indicator
starts flashing and when the power
is cut off depends on the type of bat-
teries you are using.
• This indicator may not function cor-
rectly if you use batteries other than
the specified Panasonic alkaline bat-
teries.
• Use numbers indicated when
asking for replacement parts.
• Take care that the lanyard does
not get caught and choke you.