Error messages – Sony NW-HD3 User Manual

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Error Messages

Follow the instructions below if an error message appears in the display.

Message

Meaning

Corrective action

AVLS
NO VOLUME
OPERATION

The volume exceeds the maximum
volume of AVLS.

 Set “AVLS” to “Off” ( page 30).

BOOKMARK
FULL

The number of bookmarks exceeds
the limit.

 Remove unnecessary bookmarks (

page 24).

CANNOT
OPERATE
STOP

“Format” in the MENU display is
selected during playback.

 Stop playback and select “Format”

again.

CANNOT
OPERATE
WHEN
STOPPED

You are trying to add a bookmark
while the player is stopped.

 Add a bookmark during playback (

page 24).

CANNOT PLAY
CONNECT
TO PC

The clock in the player is not working.

 Connect to the computer ( page 14).

CANNOT PLAY
TRACK ERROR

Audio data is broken.

 Transfer audio data to the player again

(

 page 14).

CANNOT PLAY
TRACK ON
THIS DEVICE

• The track is not permitted to be

played back on the player.

• The tracks with a limited playing

count are playing.

 You cannot play back tracks that are

not permitted to be played back on the
player.

CANNOT PLAY
UNAVAILABLE
FOR PLAYBACK

You are trying to play a track before or
after its limited playing period.

 Tracks with a limited playing time

can only be played back within the
designated playing period.

CHARGE
5°C – 35°C
41F – 95F

You are charging the player in an
ambient temperature out of the 5 to
35°C (41 to 95ºF) range.

 Charge in an ambient temperature of

between 5 to 35°C (41 to 95ºF).

CONNECT
AC POWER
ADAPTER

• The player is connected to the

computer but the AC power adaptor
is not connected to the DC IN jack
of the USB adaptor.

• The AC power adaptor is

disconnected from the USB adaptor
while the player is connected to the
computer.

 Connect the AC power adaptor to the

USB adaptor (

 page 14).

HARD DISC
WRITABLE
5°C – 35°C

You are transferring the audio data to
the player in an ambient temperature
out of the 5 to 35°C (41 to 95ºF) range.

 Operate in an ambient temperature of

between 5 to 35°C (41 to 95ºF).

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