Sony Group NWZX1000 Digital Media Player User Manual Instruction manual GB PDF
Sony Corporation Digital Media Player Instruction manual GB PDF
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Table of Contents Index Operation Guide NWZ-X1050 / X1051 / X1060 / X1061 ©2009 Sony Corporation 4-141-609-11 (1) 2 Basic Operations and Screens Table of Contents Browsing the Operation Guide Jumps to the table of contents Find what you are looking for from a list of topics in the manual. Jumps to the index Find what you are looking for from a list of key words mentioned in the manual. Hints You can jump to the indicated page by clicking a page number in the table of contents or in the index. You can jump to the indicated page by clicking a page reference indication (e.g., page 4) on each page. To search for a reference page by keyword, enter the keyword into the find text field on the Adobe Reader window. Operation procedures may differ, depending on your Adobe Reader version. To change the page layout The buttons on the Adobe Reader window enable you to select how pages are displayed. Text field to find text Continuous Pages are displayed as a continuous roll of pages, fitting the page width inside the window. When you scroll, the previous or next pages scroll up or down continuously. Single Page Pages are displayed one at a time, fitting the page into the window. When you scroll, the display changes to a previous or succeeding page. Index To use the buttons in the Operation Guide Click the buttons located at the upper right of the pages of this manual to jump to “Table of Contents” or “Index.” 3 Basic Operations and Screens Basic Operations and Screens Connecting the headphones ...........................8 Displaying the Detailed Information screen......................................46 Turning the Player On and Off ............. 9 Changing the Music Settings .............. 47 Disabling the operation buttons and the touch panel ...................................................10 Play Mode .......................................................47 Playback Range ..............................................48 Equalizer .........................................................48 VPT (Surround) .............................................50 DSEE (Sound Enhance) ................................51 Clear Stereo .....................................................52 Dynamic Normalizer.....................................52 Album Display Format ..................................53 How to Use the Touch Panel ............... 11 About the Home Menu........................ 13 How to Use the Home Menu ............... 14 How to Use the Option Menu ............. 18 Text Input ............................................ 20 About the Bundled Software............... 22 Windows Media Player 11 ............................22 Media Manager for WALKMAN*1 ..............22 Content Transfer ............................................23 Watching Videos Playing a Video (Videos) ....................... 54 Video playback screen ...................................55 Browsing scenes (Scene Scroll) .........................57 Preparing the Player Charging the Player ............................ 24 Setting the Date and Time .................. 26 Getting Music/Videos/Photos/ Podcasts ............................................ 27 Transferring Music/Videos/Photos/ Podcasts ............................................ 28 Wireless LAN Connection .................. 33 Wireless networks which may be used with the player ......................................................33 Connecting to a wireless LAN .....................34 Disconnecting from a wireless LAN ...........36 Searching for Videos ........................... 58 Deleting Videos................................... 59 Deleting currently playing video .................59 Deleting videos by selecting from a list ......59 Using the Video Option Menu ............ 60 Changing the Video Settings .............. 61 Zoom Settings ................................................61 Playing only video sound (On-Hold Display).............................................63 Order of Video List ........................................63 Viewing Photos Viewing Photos (Photos) ....................... 64 Playing Music Playing Music (Music) ........................... 37 Music playback screen...................................38 List screen .......................................................39 Browsing cover arts to select an album (Album Scroll) ..................................................41 Searching for Songs ............................ 42 Searching for Reference Information on a Song (Related Links) ........................... 43 Photo display screen ......................................66 Searching for Photos ........................... 67 Deleting Photos................................... 68 Using the Photo Option Menu ............ 69 Changing the Photo Settings .............. 70 Setting the Photo List Display Format ........70 Continued Index Parts and Controls ................................ 6 Deleting Songs .................................... 44 Using the Music Option Menu ............ 45 Table of Contents Table of Contents 4 Basic Operations and Screens Listening to FM Radio ........................ 71 Changing the FM Radio Settings ........ 75 Scan Sensitivity...............................................75 Mono/Auto .....................................................75 Using the FM Radio Option Menu...... 76 Watching YouTube Watching YouTube .............................. 77 To watch YouTube ..........................................77 YouTube playback screen ..............................79 Searching for YouTube Videos ............ 80 Choosing country/region..............................81 Choosing timeframe ......................................81 Using the YouTube Option Menu ....... 82 Enjoying Podcast Before Enjoying Podcast ..................... 83 What is a podcast? .........................................83 To search for podcasts ...................................94 Episode list screen ..........................................95 Podcast List screen .........................................96 Deleting Podcasts................................ 98 Deleting the currently playing episode .......98 Deleting an episode in the episode list........98 Deleting all episodes of a podcast ................98 Deleting a podcast .........................................98 Deleting all podcasts......................................99 Using the Podcast Option Menu ....... 100 Viewing Websites Viewing Websites (Internet Browser) ..... 102 Internet browser screen.............................. 104 Operations of the Control Buttons ... 105 Using favorites ............................................. 106 Using history list ......................................... 106 Changing the Internet Browser Settings ........................................... 107 View Mode ................................................... 107 Page Information ........................................ 107 Startup Page ................................................. 108 Detailed Settings ......................................... 108 Privacy Settings ........................................... 109 Cookie Settings ........................................... 109 Registering a Podcast .......................... 84 Register a Podcast by using the Internet browser of the player ..................................84 Downloading episodes ........................ 86 Downloading from a podcast .......................86 Downloading from all of the podcast selected to refresh ........................................87 Selecting/deselecting podcasts to refresh ...88 Setting the number of episodes to be downloaded..................................................89 Playing Podcast ................................... 90 To play podcast...............................................90 Podcast playback screen ................................91 Using Noise Canceling Function About Noise Canceling ..................... 110 Playing Back with Using the Noise Canceling Function......................... 112 Listening to External Audio Sources (External Input Mode) ........................... 113 Reducing the Ambient Noise without Playing Back Music (Quiet Mode) ...... 115 Changing the Noise Canceling Settings ........................................... 116 Select NC Environment ............................. 116 Set Noise Cancel Level ............................... 117 Continued Index To listen to FM radio .....................................72 Presetting broadcast stations automatically (Auto Preset).....................................................73 Presetting broadcast stations manually .......74 Deleting preset broadcast stations ...............74 Searching for Podcasts ........................ 94 Table of Contents Listening to FM Radio 5 Basic Operations and Screens Changing the Common Settings ....... 118 Troubleshooting ................................ 143 Messages ............................................ 160 Additional Information Precautions ....................................... 161 Precautions about the display.................... 167 On cleaning.................................................. 168 Important Notice ........................................ 168 License and Trademark Notice ......... 171 Specifications .................................... 173 Index ................................................. 179 Changing the Wireless LAN Settings ........................................... 127 WLAN Function On/Off ........................... 127 New Registration......................................... 128 Access Points screen ................................... 133 Current Connection Details ...................... 136 Detailed Information .................................. 137 Disconnect from Network ......................... 137 Useful Facts Maximizing Battery Life ................... 138 What are Format and Bit Rate?......... 139 What is audio format? ................................ 139 What is video format? ................................ 140 What is photo format? ................................ 140 Storing Data ...................................... 141 Upgrading the Player’s Firmware ..... 142 Note Depending on the country/region in which you have purchased the player, some models may not be available. Index Unit Information......................................... 118 AVLS (Volume Limit)................................. 119 Beep Settings ............................................... 119 Screen Off Timer......................................... 120 Brightness..................................................... 121 Wallpaper Settings ...................................... 121 Set Date-Time.............................................. 122 Date Display Format ................................... 123 Time Display Format .................................. 123 Hold Settings ............................................... 123 Reset All Settings ........................................ 124 Clear Input History..................................... 124 Format .......................................................... 125 USB Connection Mode .............................. 125 Language Settings ....................................... 126 Service Country/Region............................. 126 Troubleshooting Table of Contents Common Settings 6 Basic Operations and Screens Table of Contents Parts and Controls Front Index Screen (touch panel) Touch (tap) an icon, item, control button, etc., on the screen to operate the player ( page 11). WM-PORT jack Use this jack to connect the supplied USB cable, or optional peripheral devices. HOME button Press to display the Home menu ( page 13). If you press and hold the HOME button, the screen turns off and the player enters standby mode. If you press any button while the player is in standby mode, the screen that was displayed before entering standby mode such as playback screen, list screen, etc., reappears and the player is ready for operation. Furthermore, if you leave the player in standby mode for about a day, the player turns completely off automatically. Thereafter, if you press any button when the player is turned off, the start up screen appears first, then the Home menu appears. Built-in antenna Take care not to cover the antenna with your hand or other objects during wireless LAN communication. VOL +*1/- button Adjusts the volume. NOISE CANCELING switch Slide the NOISE CANCELING switch in the direction of the arrow to activate the Noise Canceling function ( page 110). RESET button Press the RESET button with a small pin, etc., to reset the player ( page 143). Note The player consumes battery power very slightly even when it is in standby mode. Therefore, the battery can run down rather sooner if you keep the player in standby mode for a long time without turning it off. Continued 7 Basic Operations and Screens Table of Contents Rear Index / buttons Press to find the beginning of a song or video, or to fast-forward/rewind. Headphone jack Connects the headphones ( page 8). *1 button Press the button to start playback of a song or video. During playback, press the button to pause. HOLD switch Use the HOLD switch to disable the buttons and touch panel to avoid unintentional actions. *1 There are tactile dots. Use them to help with button operations. 8 Basic Operations and Screens Plug the headphones into the headphone jack of the player until they click into place. If the headphones are not connected correctly, the sound does not play. Table of Contents Connecting the headphones Index Headphones Note The supplied headphones are exclusive to this player only. If you connect the supplied headphones to another device, the sound may not play. About the Noise Canceling function The Noise Canceling function ( page 110) is enabled when using the supplied headphones. The supplied headphones are exclusive to this player only and cannot be used with other devices. How to install the earbuds correctly If the earbuds do not fit your ears correctly, low bass sound may not be heard and the Noise Canceling function ( page 110) may not work effectively. To enjoy better sound quality, change the size of the earbuds or adjust the earbud position to fit your ears snugly. At purchase, M size earbuds are installed. If the earbuds do not fit your ears, try one of the other supplied sizes, S or L. When you change the earbuds, twist to install them firmly on the headphones to prevent the earbud from detaching and remaining in your ear. When the earbud is broken, purchase the optional earbuds (EP-EX1). 9 Basic Operations and Screens Table of Contents Turning the Player On and Off Index HOME button To turn on the player Press any button to turn the player on. Hint appears on the top of the screen, slide the HOLD switch on the back of the If player in the opposite direction of the arrow to cancel the HOLD function. To turn off the player If you press and hold the HOME button, “POWER OFF” screen appears, then the player enters the standby mode and the screen turns off. Furthermore, if standby mode is retained for about one day, the player turns off completely automatically. Hints After a lapse of time of the “Screen Off Timer” setting ( page 119), the screen turns off, but you can still tap the screen to turn it on. About 10 minutes after turning off the screen, the player enters the standby mode. You cannot use the touch panel during the standby mode. Press any button of the player to turn it on before using it. Adjust the date and time of the player before using it ( page 26). Notes You cannot operate the player when it is connected to a computer. Disconnect the USB cable before operating the player. When connected to a computer via the USB cable, the resume information of the last played song, video, photo, etc., is cleared. Reselect the desired content from the list screen. 10 Basic Operations and Screens You can protect the player against accidental operation by using the HOLD switch when carrying it. Table of Contents Disabling the operation buttons and the touch panel HOLD switch Index To lock the player Slide the HOLD switch in the direction of the arrow . The operation buttons and touch panel are disabled and the information area ( page 13). appears on Hint You can also lock the touch panel only, keeping the operation buttons enabled ( page 123). To unlock the player Slide the HOLD switch in the opposite direction of the arrow . The operation buttons and touch panel are enabled and information area ( page 13) disappears. on the Note You cannot use the touch panel while the player is locked. If you press any button of the player while it is locked, appears on the information area. 11 Basic Operations and Screens Tapping to select Touch (tap) an icon, item, control button, etc., to select it. Dragging to scroll 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. Continued Index You can use the touch panel screen to operate the player. Tap an icon, item, control button, etc., on the screen to operate the player. Also, drag up or down to scroll through a list, and flick to scroll quickly through a list or thumbnails (reduced-size images that appear in a list). Table of Contents How to Use the Touch Panel 12 Basic Operations and Screens Table of Contents Flicking to scroll quickly 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. Index Notice for touch panel operations The touch panel of the player does not work properly when operated with: A gloved finger. Two or more fingers. A finger nail. A wet finger. A pen, ballpoint pen, pencil, stylus, etc. Touching with other objects in addition to a finger. 13 Basic Operations and Screens The following table shows the item list of the player. For details about each menu item, refer to the specified reference page. FM Radio YouTube Internet Browser Photos Music Videos NC Modes Settings Podcasts Internet Browser Browse websites over wireless Internet connection ( page 102). FM Radio Listen to FM radio broadcasting ( page 71). YouTube Watch videos on YouTube via wireless Internet connection ( page 77). Photos View photos transferred to the player ( page 64). Music Listen to songs transferred to the player ( page 37). Videos Watch videos transferred to the player ( page 54). Settings Set up the player and its applications ( page 118). Podcasts Download podcast episodes via wireless Internet connection and play them back ( page 83). NC Modes Reduce unwanted ambient noise by active noise control technology ( page 110). About the information area The icons, shown in the table below, appear in the information area. The icons vary according to the playback status, settings or the screens. For details about each icon, refer to the specified reference page. Icons Description , , , , , , etc. Playback status ( page 38, 55, 79, 91, 92) Hold indication ( page 10) Wireless communication status ( page 129) Noise Canceling indication ( page 112) Remaining battery power indication ( page 24) Index Information area Table of Contents About the Home Menu 14 Basic Operations and Screens HOME button From the Home menu, you can select the desired item on the screen by touch panel operations ( page 11). On the playback screen of music, video, photo, etc., you can operate the player by selecting the control button or item on the screen. Continued Index The Home menu is the starting point of each application, such as searching for songs, changing settings, etc. You can display the Home menu by pressing the HOME button of the player. Table of Contents How to Use the Home Menu 15 Basic Operations and Screens Example: From the Home menu, select (Music) (Search) “Album” the desired album the desired song. Index The actual operations for the example above are shown below. Press the HOME button. The Home menu appears. HOME button Tap (Music). The music playback screen appears. You can operate the player by tapping the control buttons on the music playback screen. Tap Table of Contents In this manual, operating instructions from the Home menu are described as below. (Search). The search menu appears. Continued 16 Basic Operations and Screens Table of Contents Tap “Album.” The album list screen appears. You can scroll the list by dragging your finger up or down. Index Tap the desired album. The song list screen of the selected album appears. Tap the desired song. The music playback screen appears and playback begins. Continued 17 Basic Operations and Screens To return to the previous screen during operation Tap (To List)/ (Up). Table of Contents To return to the Home menu during operation Press the HOME button. Index 18 Basic Operations and Screens Playback screen Option menu (Option Menu) You can select the desired item on the option menu by touch panel operations ( page 11). For example, the operations for setting “Play Mode” option to “Shuffle” are shown below. From the music playback screen, tap (Option Menu). The option menu appears. (Option Menu) Continued Index The option menu items vary function-to-function, allowing you to change the settings of each application. You can tap (Option Menu) on the playback screen or the list screen to display the option menu. To close the option menu, tap (Option Menu) once more. Table of Contents How to Use the Option Menu 19 Basic Operations and Screens Table of Contents Tap “Play Mode.” Index Tap “Shuffle.” Tap “OK.” The play mode changes to “Shuffle.” The items of the option menu differ, depending on the screen on which you tap (Option Menu). For details, see the following pages. “Using the Music Option Menu” ( page 45) “Using the Video Option Menu” ( page 60) “Using the Photo Option Menu” ( page 69) “Using the FM Radio Option Menu” ( page 76) “Using the YouTube Option Menu” ( page 82) “Using the Podcast Option Menu” ( page 100) 20 Basic Operations and Screens Example: Alphanumeric keyboard for English Input field Predictive texts field (English and Chinese only) Input mode key Changing the input mode (key assign) As you tap the Input mode key, the key assignment changes cyclically. The key assign maps vary depending on the language. Note Depending on the text field, you may not be able to change the input mode because of character restrictions. About the Chinese input method You can use the pinyin input method (for simplified Chinese) and the zhuyin input method (for traditional Chinese) to input Chinese text. About the predictive text function The onscreen keyboard for English and Chinese are implemented with predictive text function. As you enter a character, the predictive text function displays candidate words below the text you have entered. You can reduce the number of keystrokes by selecting one of these words. To select, tap the predictive text field to display the full list, drag the list to find the desired word, then tap it to add to the text you have entered. Hint You can use the URL predictive text function by tapping the “URL” key in the alphanumeric input mode. Candidate words for URL input that begin with the entered characters appear in the predictive text field. If you tap the predictive text field, the full list of the candidate words for URL input appears. Continued Index 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, to bring up the onscreen keyboard. Table of Contents Text Input 21 Basic Operations and Screens Table of Contents Entering text The following example shows how to enter “Blue” in the alphanumeric input mode. Tap the “ABC2” key five times. Index “B” appears in the input field. Each time you press the key, the character changes. Tap the “” key. The text cursor moves to the right of the “B.” Tap the “JKL5” key three times. “l” appears in the input field. Tap the “” key. The text cursor moves to the right of the “l.” Tap the “TUV8” key three times. ”u” appears in the input field. Tap the “” key. The text cursor moves to the right of the “u.” Tap the “DEF3” key three times. ”e” appears in the input field. Tap the “Set” key. ”Blue” in the input field is confirmed. Tap the “OK” key. The onscreen keyboard disappears and the text “Blue” is entered in the text field that brought up the keyboard. Continued 22 Basic Operations and Screens Table of Contents About the Bundled Software Windows Media Player 11 Hint Some computers that already have Windows Media Player 10 installed may encounter file limitations (AAC, video files, etc.) when transferring by drag-and-drop. If you install Windows Media Player 11 from the supplied CD-ROM, you can solve this problem, then you can transfer by drag-and-drop again. Before installing Windows Media Player 11 on your computer, make sure to check whether your software or service corresponds to Windows Media Player 11. Media Manager for WALKMAN*1 Media Manager for WALKMAN can transfer music, photos or videos from the computer to the player and import audio data from CDs. Media Manager for WALKMAN can also subscribe to RSS feeds and transfer the music and video files that have been downloaded from Podcasts. For details on operation, refer to the Help of the software. Audio files (AAC) or videos can also be transferred by drag-and-drop using Windows Explorer as well as Media Manager for WALKMAN. Transferable files: Music (MP3, WMA, AAC*2, WAV), Photo (JPEG), Video (MPEG-4 Simple Profile, AVC (H.264/AVC) Baseline Profile, WMV*2*3), Podcast (music, video) *1 Media Manager for WALKMAN is not bundled with the packages sold in the U.S.A. Please download it from the following web site: http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/download/wmm_lite *2 DRM files are not compatible. *3 Some WMV files cannot be played back after being transferred by Media Manager for WALKMAN. If you retransfer them using Windows Media Player 11, they may become playable. Note Copyright protected video files, such as DVD movies or recorded digital television programs, are not supported. Index Windows Media Player can import audio data from CDs and transfer data to the player. When you use copyright protected WMA audio files and copyright protected WMV video files, use this software. Transferable files: Music (MP3, WMA), Video (WMV), Photo (JPEG) For details on operation, refer to the Help of the software or visit the following website. http://www.support.microsoft.com/ 23 Basic Operations and Screens *1 DRM files are not compatible. *2 Some WMV files cannot be played back after being transferred by Content Transfer. If you retransfer them using Windows Media Player 11, they may become playable. Hints ATRAC files can be transferred to the player after conversion to MP3 file format. To convert files, download the MP3 Conversion Tool from the customer support website ( page 170). You can register podcasts to the player by using iTunes® and Content Transfer. To register, drag and drop the title of a podcast from iTunes® to Content Transfer. Index Content Transfer can transfer music, videos or photos from a computer to the player by a simple drag-and-drop operation. You can use Windows Explorer or iTunes® to drag and drop data to Content Transfer. Furthermore, if you transfer a podcast from iTunes® to the player, the podcast is registered to the player, allowing you to download the podcast’s episodes by using the wireless LAN function of the player. For details on operation, refer to the Help of the software. Transferable files: Music (MP3, WMA, AAC*1, WAV), Photo (JPEG), Video (MPEG-4 Simple Profile, AVC (H.264/AVC) Baseline Profile, WMV*1*2), Podcast (music, video) Table of Contents Content Transfer 24 Preparing the Player When you use the player for the first time, or if you have not used the player in the remaining battery power for a long time, recharge it fully (to indication of the display). About the battery indicator The battery icon in the information area shows remaining battery charge. As the battery power gets lower, the bars of the icon disappear. If “LOW BATTERY. Please Charge.” appears, you cannot use the player. In this case, charge the battery by connecting to your computer. See page 176 on battery duration. Hint While charging, after a lapse of time of the “Screen Off Timer” setting ( page 119), the screen turns off. To see the charging status or other indications, press the HOME button to turn on the screen. Notes Charge the battery in an ambient temperature of between 5 ºC to 35 ºC (41 ºF to 95 ºF). The number of times the battery can be recharged before it is used up is approximately 500 times. This number may vary, depending on the conditions under which you use the player. The battery indicator on the display is only an estimate. For example, one section of black in the indicator will not always indicate exactly one-fourth of the battery’s charge. “Do not disconnect.” appears in the display while the player accesses the computer. Do not disconnect the supplied USB cable while “Do not disconnect.” appears or data being transferred may be damaged. The touch panel and control buttons on the player are all disabled while it is connected to a computer. If you do not intend to use the player for over half a year, charge the battery at least once per 6 to 12 months for battery maintenance. Continued Index The player’s battery is recharged while the player is connected to a running computer. When you connect the player to your computer, use the supplied USB cable. When the remaining battery power indication on the upper right-hand corner of the display shows: , charging is completed (charging time is approx. 3 hours). If the remaining battery power indication is not displayed, press the HOME button of the player to display it. Table of Contents Charging the Player 25 Preparing the Player Table of Contents Index Some USB devices connected to the computer may interfere with the proper operation of the player. We do not guarantee the recharge of the battery using personally assembled computers or modified computers. If the computer enters a power saving mode, such as the sleep or hibernation mode, while the player is connected via the USB cable, the player’s battery is not charged. Instead, the player continues to draw power from the battery, discharging it. Do not leave the player connected for extended periods to a laptop computer that is not connected to AC power, because the player may discharge the computer’s battery. While the player is connected to a computer, do not turn on, restart, wake up from sleep mode, or shut down the computer. These operations may cause the player to malfunction. Disconnect the player from the computer before performing these operations. When connected to a computer via the USB cable, the resume information of the last played song, video, photo, etc., is cleared. Reselect the desired content from the list screen. 26 Preparing the Player Some applications of the player do not work correctly until the date and time are set. Set the current date and time before using the player. Table of Contents Setting the Date and Time Index Settings HOME button From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Common Settings” “Clock Settings” “Set Date-Time.” Drag or flick the year, month, date, hour and minute up or down to adjust the date and time. Select “OK.” 27 Preparing the Player Hint You can connect the player to the Internet by using the wireless LAN function to download podcast episodes without using a computer ( page 84). Index To enjoy music, videos, photos and podcasts on the player, you need to prepare the data on your computer. You can import music from audio CDs or from the Internet, etc. You can import videos from recorded videos or from the Internet, etc. You can import photos from a digital camera, etc. To import the data into your computer, use appropriate software. For detailed information on how to import data, refer to the Help of each software. For details about supported file formats, see “Supported file format” ( page 173). Table of Contents Getting Music/Videos/Photos/Podcasts 28 Preparing the Player Hints Some computers that already have Windows Media Player 10 installed may encounter file limitations (AAC, video files, etc.) when transferring by drag-and-drop. If you install Windows Media Player 11 (for details, see “Installing the Operation Guide and software” of “Quick Start Guide”) from the supplied CD-ROM, you can solve this problem, then you can transfer by drag-and-drop again. Before installing Windows Media Player 11 on your computer, make sure to check whether your software or service corresponds to Windows Media Player 11. Data hierarchy may differ, depending on your computer environment. Some WMV files can be played back only by transferring using Windows Media Player 11. Notes Do not disconnect the USB cable while “Do not disconnect.” appears on the player, or the data being transferred may be damaged. If you turn on or restart the computer while the player is connected to the computer, the player may malfunction. In this case, press the RESET button of the player to reset it ( page 143). Disconnect the player from the computer before turn on or restart the computer. You cannot change the following folder names or delete them: “MUSIC,” “MP_ROOT,” “MPE_ROOT,” “VIDEO,” “PICTURES,” “PICTURE,” “DCIM,” “PODCASTS” and “FEEDS.” Do not change the folder or file names directly under the “MP_ROOT” folder or “MPE_ ROOT” folder. Otherwise, they will not be displayed on the player. Connect the player to your computer using the supplied USB cable. Insert the connector of the USB cable into the player with the facing up. mark Select the player on Windows Explorer, and then drag and drop files. The player appears on Windows Explorer as [WALKMAN]. Continued Index You can directly transfer data by drag-and-drop using Windows Explorer on your computer. Playable data hierarchy has rules. To transfer data properly, see the following instructions. For details about the bundled software that can transfer data, see page 22. Table of Contents Transferring Music/Videos/Photos/Podcasts 29 Preparing the Player 1st 7th 8th 9th Note Do not change the folder name or delete the “MUSIC” folder. (On the player) Folders are displayed in the folder name order first, then files are displayed in the file name order. In this case, upper or lower case letters are not distinguished. Continued Index (On Windows Explorer) Drag and drop files or folders into the “MUSIC” folder. However, folders and files beyond the 8th level will not be recognized. Table of Contents For songs 30 Preparing the Player Table of Contents For videos 1st 7th 8th 9th Note Do not change the name of the “VIDEO” folder. If renamed, the folder will not be displayed on the player. (On the player) In default setting, video files are displayed in the order they are transferred by drag-and-drop operation. (The latest data is at the top.) Hints You can arrange the video list by transfer date or by video title ( page 63). You can set JPEG files as a thumbnails of video files, by placing JPEG files in the corresponding video folders. When you display the video list, you can see the thumbnails (small pictures to display on the menu) for the video files on the player. To display a thumbnail for a video file, create a JPEG file (horizontal 160 × vertical 120 dots, extension: .jpg) and name it the same as the desired video file, then store it in the video file folder. The maximum video size playable on the player is 320 × 240. For detailed specifications, see “Specifications” ( page 173). Continued Index (On Windows Explorer) Drag and drop files or folders into the “VIDEO” folder. Files on the 1st to 8th level will be recognized. However, files beyond the 8th level will not be recognized. 31 Preparing the Player Table of Contents For photos 1st 7th 8th 9th Notes Do not change the name of the “PICTURE,” “PICTURES” and “DCIM” folders. If renamed, the folder will not be displayed on the player. (On the player) Photo files are displayed in alphabetical order. The files under the “PICTURE,” “PICTURES” and “DCIM” folders are displayed in the “PICTURE,” “PICTURES” and “DCIM” folders respectively. If there are any folders under the “PICTURE,” “PICTURES” and “DCIM” folders, they appear as folders. Tap the desired folder to display the photo files within the folder. Continued Index (On Windows Explorer) Drag and drop files or folders into the “PICTURE,” “PICTURES” or “DCIM” folder. Files on the 1st to 8th level will be recognized. However, files beyond the 8th level will not be recognized. 32 Preparing the Player 1st 2nd 3rd (On the player) Podcast folders under the “PODCASTS” folder are displayed in alphabetical order. Episode files under the podcast folders are displayed in reverse chronological order. The episode files transferred using Windows Explorer are displayed under the reverse chronological order list, in alphabetical order. Hints You can connect the player to the Internet by using the wireless LAN function to register podcasts, download episodes and play them back ( page 84). Notes Do not change the name of the “PODCASTS” folder. If renamed, it will not be displayed on the player. You cannot refresh the podcasts transferred by Windows Explorer, even after you connect the player to the Internet via wireless LAN. To refresh a podcast, register it by using the player ( page 84) or by using Media Manager for WALKMAN ( page 22). Index (On Windows Explorer) Drag and drop podcast folders into the “PODCASTS” folder and episode files into the podcast folders. On the 1st level, the “PODCASTS” folder will recognize only folders. Episode files on the 1st level will not be recognized. On the 2nd level, only files will be recognized and any folders will not be recognized. Beyond the 2nd level, neither files nor folders will be recognized. Table of Contents For podcasts 33 Preparing the Player Table of Contents Wireless LAN Connection Wireless networks which may be used with the player Standard IEEE 802.11b IEEE 802.11g Security WEP (128 bit/64 bit, Open System Key) WPA-PSK (TKIP/AES) WPA2-PSK (TKIP/AES) Communication range Approx. *** ft (30 m) (The communication range may vary, depending on conditions of use and settings.) Notes To connect to an access point, the SSID and encryption key may be required. For the necessary settings ( page 127), consult the person who installed the access point. For the settings of the access point, refer to the operation guide of the access point, or consult the manufacturer of the access point. For the necessary settings ( page 127) to connect to a wireless LAN, ask the administrator of the network (at office/school) or the public Internet access service provider. The player does not support security systems customized in some access points. For details, refer to the operations guide for the access point. The player does not support AOSS (AirStation One-Touch Secure System). Set the “WLAN Function On/Off ” option to “Off ” where the network connection is restricted or prohibited, such as in a hospital or in an airplane ( page 127). Some public wireless LAN services require log-in by using the Internet browser. Index The player can connect to the following wireless LANs. Your Home wireless LAN Your office or school wireless LAN Public wireless LANs, such as at coffee shops, hotels, or libraries. 34 Preparing the Player Notes To connect to an access point using the WPS method, refer to “New Registration” ( page 127) to register the access point before connecting to it. Set the “WLAN Function On/Off ” option to “On” before connecting to a wireless LAN ( page 127). The default setting is “Off.” Internet Browser HOME button From the Home menu, select (Internet Browser). The connection confirmation screen appears. Select “Yes.” The Select Access Point screen appears. On the screen, registered access points and access points that are installed within the communication range of the player are displayed in a list. Yes Continued Index To connect to a wireless LAN, select the desired access point from a list, then enter the encryption key if necessary. Usually, when the connection is required by the Internet browser, YouTube or Podcast, the connection confirmation screen appears automatically to connect to a wireless LAN. The following instructions use the Internet browser as an example. Move within the communication range of the access point you intend to connect to before beginning the operation. To connect to an access point by using the WPS method, see “New Registration” ( page 128). Table of Contents Connecting to a wireless LAN 35 Preparing the Player Table of Contents Select the access point you want to connect to from the list. Index If an encryption key is required, the entry screen appears. When no encryption key is required, the connecting dialog box appears. After establishing the connection, the Internet browser appears. Select “WEP Key” or “WPA Key,” enter the encryption key, then select “OK.” The connecting dialog box appears. After establishing the connection, the Internet browser appears. For how to input text, see “Text Input” ( page 20). To register the access point, check “Save encryption key.” After registering, you can connect to the access point by simply selecting it from the Select Access Point screen. If you do not know the WEP key or WPA key for the access point, refer to the operation guide for the access point, or consult the administrator of the network or the public Internet access service provider. WEP Key or WPA Key If you cannot connect Some access point require more detailed settings. See “Changing the Wireless LAN Settings” ( page 127) to set up. If you are not sure about the settings, ask the person who installed the access point, the administrator of the wireless LAN, or the public Internet access service provider. Continued 36 Preparing the Player Hint (Settings) “Wireless LAN You can register an access point from the Home menu, Settings” “New Registration” before connecting to it ( page 128). Also, you can register an access point in this step if the desired access point does not appear in the list of the Select Access Point screen. Disconnecting from a wireless LAN From Home menu, select (Settings) “Wireless LAN Settings” “Disconnect from Network” “Yes.” Notes While connected to a wireless LAN, the battery is consumed quickly. Set the “WLAN Function On/Off ” option to “Off ” when you do not intend to use the connection for the time being. Set the “WLAN Function On/Off ” option to “Off ” where the network connection is restricted or prohibited, such as in a hospital or in an airplane ( page 127). Index If the “WLAN Function On/Off ” option is set to “Off,” the player cannot connect to the wireless LAN. While connected to a wireless LAN, if the player enters standby mode, is turned off, or is connected to a computer via the USB cable, it is disconnected from the wireless LAN. Some public wireless LAN services require log-in by using the Internet browser. In this case, until you log in at the log-in site, you cannot browse other websites, cannot watch YouTube, and cannot download podcast episodes. For details, consult with the public Internet access service provider. Be sure to check that the access point you intend to register is secure before registering it. Table of Contents Notes 37 Playing Music Music HOME button From the Home menu, select (Music). The music playback screen appears. When you select (Search) on the music playback screen, the search menu appears. You can select the desired search method to display the list screen and search for songs. For details, see “Searching for Songs” ( page 42). Select . The playback of the songs begins. You can tap the control buttons, icons etc., on the music playback screen to operate the player. For details on how to control the music playback, see “Music playback screen” ( page 38). Index To play music, select (Music) from the Home menu to display the music playback screen. You can search for desired songs by selecting (Search) on the music playback screen. The song information, control buttons, etc., are displayed on the music playback screen. Table of Contents Playing Music (Music) 38 Playing Music You can bring up or dismiss the control buttons by tapping the screen. If there is no operation for a while, they disappear. Table of Contents Music playback screen Information area Song name Artist name Album title Elapsed time Total time Current song number/ Total song number to be played Seek Slider Operations on the music playback screen You can tap the objects such as control buttons on the screen to operate the player. Also, you can use the // buttons on the body of the player to operate it. To (screen indication) Do this Play ()/pause ()* Tap (play)/ (pause). Press the button on the body. Fast forward ()/ fast rewind () Touch and hold /. Press and hold the / button on the body. Find the beginning of the previous Tap /. (or current) song ()/ Press the / button on the body. find the beginning of the next song () Move to any point in a song Drag the indicator (playback point) along the Seek Slider. The playback begins at the point of the indicator. Browse album covers to select an album Drag or flick the cover art up or down to display the album scroll screen. Drag or flick the cover art on the screen to select the desired album. For details, see “Browsing cover arts to select an album (Album Scroll)” ( page 40). *1 During pause, if there is no operation for a while, the player automatically enters standby mode. Continued Index Information area 39 Playing Music Icon Table of Contents Icons on the playback screen Description Shows a list screen. (Search) Shows the search menu. You can select the desired search method to display the list screen and search for songs. For details, see “Searching for Songs” ( page 42). (Related Links) Shows the Related Links screen. You can search the Internet for reference information on the current playing song. For details, see “Searching for Reference Information on a Song (Related Links)” ( page 43). (Option Menu) Shows the option menu. For details on the music option menu, see “Using the Music Option Menu” ( page 45). List screen The following are examples of list screens. Index Select an initial letter for song name, album title, artist name, etc., to bring it on the top of the list screen. Song list screen Album list screen (Title & Cover Art) Hint You can change the display format of the album list to display the cover art thumbnails only ( page 53). Continued Index (To List) 40 Playing Music To Select an item Do this Scroll a list up or down Drag or flick up or down. Tap an item. Index Icons on the list screen Icon Description (Up) Shows the list screen of the next upper level (for example, the icon of a song list screen may show an album list screen). (Search) Shows the search menu. For details, see “Searching for Songs” ( page 42). (To Play Screen) (Option Menu) Table of Contents Operations on the list screen Returns to the music playback screen. Shows the option menu. For details on the music option menu, see “Using the Music Option Menu” ( page 45). 41 Playing Music On the music playback screen, you can drag or flick the cover art up or down to select the album. Table of Contents Browsing cover arts to select an album (Album Scroll) Album scroll screen Index Cover art From the Home menu, select (Music). Drag or flick the cover art up or down. The album scroll screen appears. Drag or flick the cover art up or down to browse album covers. The cover art images are arranged by title in alphabetical order. Tap the cover art of the desired album. The music playback screen reappears and the playback of the selected album begins. To cancel the browsing Tap (Back). 42 Playing Music Music HOME button Hint ”All Songs,” “Album” and “Artist” lists are arranged in alphanumeric order. From the Home menu, select (Music) search method the desired song. (Search) the desired Select items as follows until a song list appears. Search method Method Description All Songs Select a song from the song list. Album Select an album a song. Artist* Select an artist an album a song. Select a genre an artist an album a song. Genre Release Year Select a release year an artist a song. Playlists* Select a playlist a song. Folder Select a folder a song. *1 “The” at the beginning of the artist name is omitted when arranging the list. *2 Playlists are created by using Windows Media Player 11. For information on how to create a playlist, refer to the Help of the Windows Media Player 11. Cover art images registered to a playlist are not displayed on the player. Index When you tap (Search) on the music playback screen or the list screen, the search menu appears. You can select the desired search method to search the list for desired songs. Table of Contents Searching for Songs 43 Playing Music (Related Links) Music HOME button Note The Related Links function requires a wireless LAN connection. From the music playback screen, select (Related Links) the desired keyword the desired website to search. After the search, the YouTube application or the Internet browser is brought up. You can select artist name, song name or album title as the search keyword. (Yahoo! oneSearch) or, (Search You can select on YouTube) as the search website.* (Search on YouTube) to search, the When selecting playback of the song pauses. To restart the playback, select (Music) from the Home menu. *1 The search website may vary depending on the “Service Country/Region” setting ( page 126). Note You can set the country/region to use the search websites of your residence. For how to choose the country/region for YouTube, see “Choosing country/region” ( page 81). For how to choose the country/region for Yahoo! oneSearch, see “Service Country/ Region” ( page 126). Index You can search the Internet by keyword for information on the current playing song, album, artist, etc. You can search YouTube site for videos, or search a website for information. Select (Related Links) on the music playback screen to search the Internet for information on the playing song. Table of Contents Searching for Reference Information on a Song 44 Playing Music Note The player itself cannot delete songs without connecting to a computer. Index When you delete songs from the player, use the software you used to transfer the songs, or Windows Explorer. For details about using the software, see the Help of the software. Table of Contents Deleting Songs 45 Playing Music Option item appearing on the list screen Option Item Description/reference page Album Display Format Selects the album list format ( page 53). Option items appearing on the playback screen Option Items Description/reference page Play Mode Sets the play mode ( page 47). Playback Range Sets the playback range ( page 48). Equalizer Customizes the sound quality ( page 48). VPT(Surround) Customizes the “VPT(Surround)” settings ( page 50). DSEE (Sound Enhance) Enables/disables the “DSEE (Sound Enhance)” option ( page 51). Clear Stereo Enables/disables the “Clear Stereo” option ( page 52). Dynamic Normalizer Enables/disables the “Dynamic Normalizer” option ( page 52). Detailed Information Displays the detailed information of a song, such as playing time, audio format, and bit rate ( page 46). Add to Wishlist/Remove from Wishlist Adds the song to the wish list to purchase it from the service on the corresponding software./Removes the song from the wish list. Continued Index You can bring up the music option menu by selecting (Option Menu) on the music list screen or on the music playback screen. For how to use the option menu, see page 18. The option items shown on the option menu vary, depending on the screen from which you bring up the option menu. See the reference page for settings and usage. Table of Contents Using the Music Option Menu 46 Playing Music From the music playback screen, select “Detailed Information.” (Option Menu) Song name Artist name Album title Genre Release year Length of Song Codec Copyright protected content Bit rate While playing back variable bit rate songs, “VBR” is shown. During VBR playback, the elapsed time indication and the Seek Slider indicator may be unstable and inaccurate. File name Index Detailed Information screen Table of Contents Displaying the Detailed Information screen 47 Playing Music To change the music settings, select select “Music Settings.” (Settings) from the Home menu, then Table of Contents Changing the Music Settings Index HOME button Settings Play Mode The player offers a variety of play modes, including random play and selected repeat play. From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Music Settings” “Play Mode” the desired play mode type “OK.” Type Description Normal/ No icon The songs within the playback range are played back in the song list order. (Default setting) Repeat/ The songs within the playback range are played back in the song list order and the playback repeats. Shuffle/ The songs within the playback range are played back in random order. Shuffle&Repeat/ The songs within the playback range are played back in random order and the playback repeats. Repeat 1 Song/ The current song or the song selected from a song list is played back repeatedly. Note Songs to be played back differ depending on the Playback Range settings ( page 48). 48 Playing Music Table of Contents Playback Range You can set the playback range of songs. Type Description All Range Plays back all the songs in all the lists of the selected search method. For example, if you start playback from an album list, all the albums in the player are played back. Selected Range appears on the screen, and plays back songs only in the lists from which the playback starts. (Default settings) For example, if you start playback from an album list, the songs in the album only are played back. Equalizer You can set the sound quality according to the music genre, etc. From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Music Settings” “Equalizer” the desired equalizer type “OK.” Type Description None Sound quality setting is not activated. (Default setting) Heavy ( Emphasizes high and low ranges for a powerful sound. Pop ( Stresses the middle range audio, ideal for vocals. Jazz ( Emphasizes high and low ranges for a lively sound. Unique ( Emphasizes high and low ranges, so that even soft sounds can be heard easily. Custom 1 ( Custom 2 ( User-customizable sound settings for which you can adjust each frequency range individually. See page 49 for details. Notes If your personal settings saved as “Custom 1” and “Custom 2” seem to produce a different volume level than the other settings, you may have to adjust the volume manually to compensate. The “Equalizer” setting is not applied while playing a video, YouTube video, podcast video, or FM radio. Continued Index From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Music Settings” “Playback Range” the desired playback range type “OK.” 49 Playing Music Drag the slider for the CLEAR BASS or the frequency range setting to adjust the setting level, and then select “OK.” The CLEAR BASS can be set to any of 4 sound levels, and the 5 frequency ranges can be set to any of 7 sound levels. Note The “Equalizer” setting is not applied while playing a video, YouTube video, podcast video, or FM radio. Index From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Music Settings” “Equalizer” “Custom 1” or “Custom 2.” Table of Contents Customizing sound quality You can preset the value of CLEAR BASS (bass) and 5 bands Equalizer as “Custom 1” or “Custom 2.” 50 Playing Music From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Music Settings” “VPT (Surround)” the desired VPT (Surround) type “OK.” Type Description None “VPT(Surround)” setting is not activated. (Default setting) Studio ( Live ( Creates the sound of a recording studio. Club ( Creates the sound of a concert hall. Creates the sound of a club. Arena ( Creates the sound of an arena. Matrix ( Reproduces an additional surround effect, and creates a natural, yet richly enhanced sound. Karaoke ( Creates a stage-like sound field by suppressing vocal sounds, and adding a surround effect to the music. *1 VPT, which stands for Virtual Phone Technology, is a proprietary sound processing technology developed by Sony. Note The “VPT (Surround)” setting is not applied while playing a video, YouTube video, podcast video, external input audio, or FM radio. Index You can customize the surround sound by using the VPT*1 (Surround) function to enrich the sound reproduction quality of the audio playback. The sense of realism is more enhanced in the order of “Studio” “Live” “Club” “Arena” (most enhanced). Table of Contents VPT (Surround) 51 Playing Music By activating the “DSEE*1(Sound Enhance)” feature, you can hear a rich and natural sound almost exactly like the original source. Type Description On The “DSEE*1(Sound Enhance)” function is activated, and plays back naturally extended sound that is close to the original sound. Off Disables the “DSEE (Sound Enhance)” function and plays back normal sound. (Default setting) *1 DSEE, which stands for Digital Sound Enhancement Engine, is a technology developed by Sony, to enhance the sound quality of compressed audio files by restoring high-range sound removed by the compression process. Notes The “DSEE (Sound Enhance)” setting is not applied while playing a video, YouTube video, podcast video, external input audio, or FM radio. The “DSEE(Sound Enhance)” function is not effective for songs with a file format that is not compressed, or songs that are of a high bit rate with no treble loss. In the case of songs of very low bit rate, the “DSEE(Sound Enhance)” function will not be effective. Index From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Music Settings” “DSEE(Sound Enhance)” the desired DSEE (Sound Enhance) type “OK.” Table of Contents DSEE (Sound Enhance) 52 Playing Music ”Clear Stereo” enables individual left and right digital processing of the sound. Type Description On Activates the “Clear Stereo” function when you use the supplied headphones. (Default setting) Off Disables the “Clear Stereo” function and plays back normal sound. Notes The “Clear Stereo” setting is not applied while playing a video, YouTube video, podcast video, external input audio, or FM radio. The “Clear Stereo” function is designed to obtain maximum effect with the supplied headphones. The “Clear Stereo” effect may not be obtained with other headphones. When using other headphones, set “Clear Stereo” to “Off.” Dynamic Normalizer You can reduce the volume level between songs. With this setting, when listening to album songs in the shuffle play mode, the volume level between songs is moderated to minimize the difference in their recording levels. From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Music Settings” “Dynamic Normalizer” the desired Dynamic Normalizer type “OK.” Type Description On Minimizes the difference of the volume level between songs. Off Plays back songs with their original volume level as transferred. (Default setting) Note The “Dynamic Normalizer” setting is not applied while playing a video, YouTube video, podcast video, external input audio, or FM radio. Index From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Music Settings” “Clear Stereo” the desired Clear Stereo type “OK.” Table of Contents Clear Stereo 53 Playing Music Table of Contents Album Display Format You can select the album display format. “OK.” Type Title & Cover Art (Default setting) Cover Art Only Screen Hint The cover art only appears if the cover art information is included. You can set cover art using the bundled Windows Media Player 11. For details on operation, refer to the Help of Windows Media Player 11. Note that the player does not display cover art attached to playlists. Index From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Music Settings” “Album Display Format” the desired Album Display Format type 54 Watching Videos Videos HOME button From the Home menu, select (Videos). The video playback screen appears. (Search) on the video playback screen, the search When you select menu appears. You can select desired search method to display the list screen and search for videos. For details, see “Searching for Videos” ( page 58). Select . The playback of the video begins. You can tap the control buttons, icons etc., on the video playback screen to operate the player. For details on how to control the video playback, see “Video playback screen” ( page 55). Hint When the “On-Hold Display” option is set to “No,” you can turn off the screen to enjoy sound only by setting the HOLD switch to on during video playback. By this operation, you can reduce power consumption to make the battery last longer. Index To play a video, select (Videos) to display the video playback screen. You can select the desired video by selecting (Search) on the video playback screen. The video’s information, control buttons, etc., are displayed on the video playback screen. Table of Contents Playing a Video (Videos) 55 Watching Videos You can bring up or dismiss the control buttons, icons, etc., by tapping the screen. If there is no operation for a while, they disappear. Table of Contents Video playback screen Information area Index Total time Seek Slider Elapsed time Operations on the video playback screen You can tap the objects such as control buttons on the screen to operate the player. Also, you can use the // buttons on the body of the player to operate it. To (screen indication) Do this Play ()/pause ()* Tap (play)/ (pause). Press the button on the body. Fast forward ()/ fast rewind () / , or touch and hold / .*2 Tap Press and hold the button on the body. Fast forward ()/ fast rewind () during pause*3 during pause. Touch and hold Press and hold the / button on the body during pause. Move to the previous Tap /. scene*4 or chapter ()/ Press the / button on the body. move to the next scene or chapter () Rewind slightly/forward slightly Tap (rewind)/ (forward) during pause. Move to any point in a video Drag along the Seek Slider to move the indicator (playback point). The playback begins at the point of the indicator. *1 During pause, if there is no operation for a while, the player automatically enters standby mode. (×10), * Forward speed changes through 3 levels by repeatedly tapping (×100)). Also, rewind speed changes through 3 levels by repeatedly tapping (×30), (×10), (×30), (×100)). Tap to exit the operation and resume normal playback. *3 The speed of fast forward/fast rewind during pause varies depending on the length of the video. *4 If there is only one chapter in the video, the playback position moves with an interval of 5 minutes. Continued 56 Watching Videos Icon Description Shows a list screen. (Search) Shows the search menu. You can select desired search method to display the list screen and search for videos. For details, see “Searching for Videos” ( page 58). (Scene Scroll) (Option Menu) Shows the scene scroll screen. You can browse scenes or chapters by flicking the thumbnail*1 on the screen, to select the desired scene. For details, see “Browsing scenes (Scene Scroll)” ( page 57). Shows the option menu. For details on the video option menu, see “Using the Video Option Menu” ( page 60). *1 Thumbnail refers to a reduced size image of one scene of a video. Index (To List) Table of Contents Icons on the playback screen 57 Watching Videos You can display thumbnails*1 to select a scene or chapter to play back. *1 Thumbnail refers to a reduced size image of one scene of a video. Table of Contents Browsing scenes (Scene Scroll) Scene scroll screen Hint On the scene search screen, you can set the interval of scenes displayed as thumbnails. You can set the interval to “15 Sec,” “30 Sec,” “1 Min,” “2 Min” or “5 Min.” Tap the Scene interval setting on the top of the screen to select the desired interval. Use the scene thumbnails as a guide (because each thumbnail may have a deviation from the exact time interval). From the Home menu, select (Videos) (Scene Scroll). desired video The scene scroll screen appears. Drag or flick the images sideways to browse. Tap the desired image. The video playback screen reappears and the playback begins from the beginning of the scene you selected. To cancel the browsing Tap (Back). (To List) the Index Scene interval setting 58 Watching Videos Videos HOME button From the Home menu, select (Videos) (Search) the desired search method the desired video. Search method Method Description All Videos Select a video from the video list. VIDEO You can search for videos by folder. Select a folder a video. Index When you tap (Search) on the video playback screen or the list screen, the search menu appears. You can select desired search method to search the list for desired video. Table of Contents Searching for Videos 59 Watching Videos Table of Contents Deleting Videos You can delete videos from the player. From the playback screen of the video, tap “Delete Video” “Yes.” Index Deleting currently playing video (Option Menu) Deleting videos by selecting from a list From the video list screen, select (Option Menu) “Delete Video” the video you intend to delete “Yes.” Hint You can use Media Manager for WALKMAN or Windows Explorer to delete video files from the player. Use Media Manager for WALKMAN to delete videos transferred by it. Use Windows Explorers to delete videos transferred by it. 60 Watching Videos Option item appearing on the list screen Option Item Description/reference page Order of Video List Arranges the video list by date or by title ( page 63). Delete Video Deletes videos ( page 59). Option items appearing on the playback screen Option Items Description/reference page Zoom Settings Sets the zoom function ( page 61). Brightness Adjusts the brightness of the screen ( page 121). On-Hold Display Sets to turn off the video screen during the player is on hold ( page 63). Detailed Information Displays file information, such as file size, resolution, video/ audio compression format, and file name, etc. Delete Video Deletes the videos from the player ( page 59). Index You can bring up the video option menu by selecting (Option Menu) on the video list screen or on the video playback screen. For how to use the option menu, see page 18. The option items shown on the option menu vary, depending on the screen from which you bring up the option menu. See the reference page for settings and usage. Table of Contents Using the Video Option Menu 61 Watching Videos To change the video settings, select select “Video Settings.” (Settings) from the Home menu, then Table of Contents Changing the Video Settings Index Settings HOME button Zoom Settings You can zoom in the currently playing video. From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Video Settings” “Zoom Settings” the desired zoom setting type “OK.” Type Description Auto The video image is enlarged/reduced by fully fitting it to the available display area, keeping the aspect ratio. (Default setting) When a 16:9 video image is displayed, it is enlarged/reduced by fully fitting it to the available display area, keeping the aspect ratio. When a 4:3 video image is displayed, it appears with the short side of the video image fully fit to the screen, and black bands right and left on the screen. 16:9 source 4:3 source Continued 62 Watching Videos Full The video image is enlarged/reduced by fully fitting it to the available display area, keeping the aspect ratio. When a 16:9 video image is displayed, it is enlarged/reduced by fully fitting it to the available display area, keeping the aspect ratio. When a 4:3 video image is displayed, it appears with the long side of the video image fully fit to the screen, with the top and bottom of the video image cut to fit. 16:9 source 4:3 source The dotted line frame represents the original video image size. Off The video image is not enlarged/reduced, and appears at the original resolution. 16:9 source 4:3 source Index Description Table of Contents Type 63 Watching Videos You can set to turn off the video screen during the player is on hold, allowing you to enjoy the sound of videos only. Setting this option to “No” saves battery power and battery life will last longer. “OK.” Type Description Yes When the player is on hold, the touch panel and buttons are deactivated, but videos will be played back normally. (Default setting) No When the player is on hold, the touch panel and buttons are deactivated and the screen turns off, but the sound of the current video is played back. Order of Video List Arranges the video list by date or by title. From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Video Settings” “Order of Video List” the desired order of video list type “OK.” Type Description Date/Time (Oldest) Arranges the video list by transfer/record date in ascending order. Date/Time (Newest) Arranges the video list by transfer/record date in descending order. (Default setting) Title (A>Z) Arranges the video list by title in ascending order. Title (Z>A) arranges the video list by title in descending order. Index From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Video Settings” “On-Hold Display” the desired On-Hold Display setting type Table of Contents Playing only video sound (On-Hold Display) 64 Viewing Photos Photos HOME button From the Home menu, select (Photos). The photo display screen appears. When you select (Search) on the photo display screen, the search menu appears. You can select desired search method to display the list screen and search for photos. For details, see “Searching for Photos” ( page 67). Drag or flick sideways to display the previous/next photo. You can tap the control buttons, icons etc., on the photo display screen to operate the player. For details on how to control the photo display, see “Photo display screen” ( page 66). Continued Index To view photos, select (Photos) from the Home menu to display the photo display screen. You can select desired photos from a list by selecting (Search) on the photo display screen. The photo information, control buttons, etc., are displayed on the photo display screen. Table of Contents Viewing Photos (Photos) 65 Viewing Photos Note If the size of the photo is too large, or the photo file is damaged, photo cannot be displayed. appears, and the Index Playback of songs continues even while you are searching for photos in the photo folder lists or photo lists, or when the photo display screen is displayed. You can arrange photos transferred to the player by folder. Select the player (as [WALKMAN]) using Windows Explorer, drag and drop a new folder just under the “DCIM,” “PICTURES” or “PICTURE” folder. For details on data hierarchy, see page 31. Table of Contents Hints 66 Viewing Photos You can bring up or dismiss the control buttons, icons, etc., by tapping the screen. If there is no operation for a while, they disappear. Table of Contents Photo display screen Information area Index Operations on the photo display screen You can tap the objects such as control buttons on the screen to operate the player. To Do this Display the next/previous photo Drag or flick left (next) or right (previous). (next) or (previous). Tap Display the following/ previous photos consecutively Touch and hold (following) or (previous). Icons on the photo display screen Icon Description (To List) Shows a list screen. (Search) Shows the search menu. You can select desired search method to display the list screen and search for photos. For details, see “Searching for Photos” ( page 67). (Option Menu) Shows the option menu. For details on the photo option menu, see “Using the Photo Option Menu” ( page 69). 67 Viewing Photos Photos HOME button From the Home menu, select (Photos) (Search) the desired search method the desired photo. Select items as follows until a photo list appears. Search method Method Description All Photos Select a photo from the list of the all photos. DCIM Select a photo by folder. Select a folder in the “DCIM” folder a photo. PICTURE Select a photo by folder. Select a folder in the “PICTURE” folder a photo. PICTURES Select a photo by folder. Select a folder in the “PICTURES” folder a photo. Index When you tap (Search) on the photo display screen or the list screen, the search menu appears. You can select desired search method to search the list for desired photos. Table of Contents Searching for Photos 68 Viewing Photos Notes If you use Windows Explorer to rename a photo on the player, Media Manager for WALKMAN cannot delete the photo. Use Windows Explorer to delete it. The player itself cannot delete photos without connecting to a computer. Index Use Media Manager for WALKMAN or Windows Explorer to delete photos from the player. Use Media Manager for WALKMAN to delete photos transferred by Media Manager for WALKMAN. For details about using Media Manager for WALKMAN, see the Help of the software. Table of Contents Deleting Photos 69 Viewing Photos Option item appearing on the list screen Option Item Description/reference page Photo List Display Format Sets the photo list display format ( page 70). Option items appearing on the display screen Option Items Description/reference page Brightness Adjusts the brightness of the screen ( page 121). Detailed Information Displays file information, such as file size, resolution, and file name, etc. Set as Wallpaper Sets the currently displayed photo to the wallpaper( page 121). Index You can bring up the photo option menu by selecting (Option Menu) on the photo list screen or on the photo display screen. For how to use the option menu, see page 18. The option items shown on the option menu vary, depending on the screen from which you bring up the option menu. See the reference page for settings and usage. Table of Contents Using the Photo Option Menu 70 Viewing Photos To change the photo settings, select select “Photo Settings.” (Settings) from the Home menu, then Table of Contents Changing the Photo Settings Index HOME button Settings Setting the Photo List Display Format The player offers 2 display formats. You can set the display format of the photo list as “Thumbnail + Title*1” or “Thumbnail Only.” From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Photo Settings” “Photo List Format” the desired photo list format type “OK.” Type Description Thumbnail + Title Displays a photo title with a thumbnail image in the photo list. Thumbnail Only Displays only thumbnails in the photo list. (Default setting) *1 Thumbnail refers to a reduced size image of a photo. Note Thumbnails may not be displayed, depending on the file format. 71 Listening to FM Radio FM Radio HOME button Note The headphone cord serves as an antenna, so extend it as far as possible. Index To Listen to FM Radio, select (FM Radio) from the Home menu to display the FM Radio screen. The FM radio information, control buttons, etc., are displayed on the FM Radio screen. Table of Contents Listening to FM Radio 72 Listening to FM Radio From the Home menu, select (FM Radio) the desired frequency or Frequency Index Preset number. You can tap the control buttons, icons etc., on the FM Radio screen to operate the player. Preset number FM Radio screen To Do this Tune the radio manually Drag or flick the frequency up or down. Search the previous/ next receivable broadcast station*1 Tap / . To stop searching, tap the screen or press one of the // buttons on the body of the player. Select the previous/ next preset number*2 Tap / . Press the / button on the body. *1 If sensitivity is too high, change the “Scan Sensitivity” setting ( page 75) to “Low.” *2 You cannot select the Preset number if no preset stations are entered. Preset the receivable stations using “Auto Preset” ( page 73). Icons on the FM Radio screen Icon (Option Menu) Table of Contents To listen to FM radio Description Shows the option menu. For details on the FM radio option menu, see “Using the FM Radio Option Menu” ( page 76). 73 Listening to FM Radio From the FM Radio screen, select “Yes.” (Option Menu) “Auto Preset” The receivable broadcast stations will be preset in order from low to high frequency. “Auto Preset completed.” appears when presetting is completed, then the first preset station is ready to be received. Select “No” to cancel the automatic presetting. Hint If high sensitivity causes the player to receive many unwanted broadcast stations, change the “Scan Sensitivity” setting ( page 75) to “Low.” Note The “Auto Preset” operation will delete already preset broadcast stations. Index You can preset receivable broadcast stations (up to 30 stations) in your area automatically by selecting “Auto Preset.” When you use the FM radio for the first time, or when you move to a new area, we recommend you preset receivable broadcast stations by selecting “Auto Preset.” Table of Contents Presetting broadcast stations automatically (Auto Preset) 74 Listening to FM Radio You can preset broadcast stations which “Auto Preset” cannot detect ( page 73). Select (Option Menu) “Save to Preset.” The frequency you select in step is preset and the assigned Preset number appears below the frequency. Hint You can preset up to 30 stations. Note The preset numbers are stored in order, from low to high frequency. Deleting preset broadcast stations Tap / on the FM Radio screen to select a desired Preset number for the frequency. Select (Option Menu) “Delete from Preset.” The selected preset broadcast station is deleted. Index On the FM Radio screen, select the desired frequency. Table of Contents Presetting broadcast stations manually 75 Listening to FM Radio To change the FM radio settings, select then select “FM Radio Settings.” (Settings) from the Home menu, Table of Contents Changing the FM Radio Settings Index HOME button Settings Scan Sensitivity When you select stations using the “Auto Preset” function ( page 73) or tapping / , the FM receiver may receive many unwanted broadcast stations because sensitivity is too high. In this case, set the reception to “Low.” “High” is set by default. From the Home menu, select (Settings) “FM Radio Settings” “Scan Sensitivity” “Low” “OK.” To set the reception sensitivity back to the default, select “High.” Mono/Auto If noise occurs during FM reception, set the receiver to “Mono” for monaural. If you set it to “Auto,” monaural/stereo reception is selected automatically, depending on reception conditions. “Auto” is set by default. From the Home menu, select (Settings) “FM Radio Settings” “Mono/Auto” “Mono” “OK.” To return to the automatic setting, select “Auto.” 76 Listening to FM Radio You can bring up the FM radio option menu by selecting (Option Menu) on the FM Radio screen. For how to use the option menu, see page 18. Description/reference page Scan Sensitivity Adjusts the sensitivity of the radio reception ( page 75). Mono/Auto Changes to either monaural or stereo ( page 75). Presets the currently tuned-in broadcast station ( page 74). Save to Preset Delete from Preset* Deletes a broadcast station from the preset stations ( page 74). Auto Preset Presets the broadcast stations automatically ( page 73). *1 If no preset stations are entered, this option item does not appear. Index Option Items Table of Contents Using the FM Radio Option Menu 77 Watching YouTube YouTube HOME button Notes To watch YouTube, you need to connect to a wireless LAN. For information on wireless LAN connection settings, see “Wireless LAN Connection” ( page 33). Before watching YouTube, adjust the date and time ( page 26). To watch YouTube From the Home menu, select (YouTube). If the player has not connected to a wireless LAN yet, the connection confirmation screen appears. Follow the instructions of “Connecting to a wireless LAN” ( page 34) to connect. After establishing a connection, the YouTube list screen appears. (Search) on the YouTube playback screen or the When you select YouTube list screen, the search menu appears. You can select desired search method to display the list screen and search for videos. For details, see “Searching for YouTube Videos” ( page 80). Continued Index To watch YouTube, select (YouTube) from the Home menu to display the YouTube list screen. You can play a YouTube video by selecting the desired video from the list. The video information, control buttons, etc., are displayed on the YouTube playback screen. Table of Contents Watching YouTube 78 Watching YouTube Index The playback of the YouTube video begins. You can tap the control buttons, icons etc., on the YouTube playback screen to operate the player. For details on how to control the video playback, see “YouTube playback screen” ( page 79). Table of Contents Select the desired video. 79 Watching YouTube You can bring up or dismiss the control buttons, icons, etc., by tapping the screen. If there is no operation for a while, they disappear. Table of Contents YouTube playback screen Information area Seek Slider Elapsed time Operations on the YouTube playback screen You can tap the objects such as control buttons on the screen to operate the player. Also, you can use the / buttons on the body of the player to operate it. To (screen indication) Do this Play ()/pause ()* Tap (play)/ (pause). Press the button on the body. Find the beginning of the current video Tap . Press the button on the body. Move to any point in a video*2 Drag along the Seek Slider to move the indicator (playback point). The playback begins at the point of the indicator. *1 During pause, if there is no operation for a while, the player automatically enters standby mode. *2 You cannot move to a point where the video data has not been buffered. Icons on the playback screen Icon Description (To List) Shows a list screen. (Search) Shows the search menu. You can select desired search method to display the list screen and search for videos. For details, see “Searching for YouTube Videos” ( page 80). (Option Menu) Shows the option menu. For details on the YouTube option menu, see “Using the YouTube Option Menu” ( page 82). Index Total time 80 Watching YouTube YouTube HOME button From the Home menu, select (YouTube) desired search method the desired video. Method (Search) the Description Featured* Select from the list of featured videos on the YouTube site. 1, 2 Most Viewed* * Select from the list of most viewed videos on the YouTube site. Keyword Search Search for videos by keyword and display the video list. You can enter a keyword by using the onscreen keyboard and select “OK” to display the video list. For how to input text, see “Text Input” ( page 20). Related Videos Select from the list of videos relating to the last played video. *1 You can narrow down the list by choosing country/region ( page 81). *2 You can narrow down the list by choosing a timeframe ( page 81). Index When you tap (Search) on the YouTube playback screen or the list screen, the search menu appears. You can select desired search method to search the list for desired video. Table of Contents Searching for YouTube Videos 81 Watching YouTube You can narrow down the “Featured” list and the “Most Viewed” list by choosing country/region. (YouTube) (Search) “Featured” or “Most Viewed” (Option Menu) “Country/ Region” the desired country/region “OK.” Hint (Settings) “YouTube Settings” “Country/Region” from the You can also select Home menu to choose country/region. Choosing timeframe You can narrow down the “Featured” list and the “Most Viewed” list by choosing a timeframe. From the Home menu, select (YouTube) (Search) “Most Viewed” (Option Menu) “Timeframe” the desired timeframe type “OK.” Type Description Today Displays the list of most viewed videos of the day. This Week Displays the list of most viewed videos of the week. This Month Displays the list of most viewed videos of the month. All Time Displays the list of most viewed videos of all time. (Default setting) Hint (Settings) “YouTube Settings” “Timeframe” from the Home You can also select menu to choose a timeframe. Index From the Home menu, select Table of Contents Choosing country/region 82 Watching YouTube Option item appearing on the list screen only Option Item Description/reference page Country/Region*1 Narrows down the video list by choosing country ( page 81). Timeframe*2 Narrows down the video list by choosing a timeframe ( page 81). *1 This option appears only when the “Featured” list or the “Most Viewed” list is displayed. *2 This option appears only when the “Most Viewed” list is displayed. Option items appearing on the playback screen Option Items Description/reference page Zoom Settings Sets the zoom function ( page 61). Brightness Adjusts the brightness of the screen ( page 121). On-Hold Display Sets to turn off the video screen during the player is on hold ( page 63). Index You can bring up the YouTube option menu by selecting (Option Menu) on the YouTube playback screen or on the YouTube list screen. For how to use the option menu, see page 18. The option items shown on the option menu vary, depending on the screen from which you bring up the option menu. See the reference page for settings and usage. Table of Contents Using the YouTube Option Menu 83 Enjoying Podcast Note If you transfer episodes of a podcast from a computer to the player by using Windows Explorer, you cannot refresh the podcast by using the wireless LAN function until registering the podcast. What is a podcast? A “podcast” is a group of audio or video files that is published on the Internet. The files, called episodes, can be downloaded automatically by using RSS, to play back. Many news sites, corporations, or individuals publish podcasts by using RSS. You can register a podcast to the player by using an RSS icon on a website. After registering, when the latest episodes are added to the podcast, you can download them. Index You can use the podcast function of the player in three ways. For details, see each of the descriptions. Register a podcast by using the player ( page 84), download episodes by using the wireless LAN function of the player ( page 86), then play them back ( page 90). Register a podcast by using Media Manager for WALKMAN or Content Transfer ( page 22), download episodes by using the wireless LAN function of the player ( page 86), then play them back ( page 90). Download episodes to a computer ( page 22), transfer them from the computer to the player by using Media Manager for WALKMAN, Content Transfer, or Windows Explorer ( page 22), then play them back ( page 90). Table of Contents Before Enjoying Podcast 84 Enjoying Podcast Internet Browser HOME button Hint You can easily register podcasts by using the podcast link collection. From the list screen, select (Option Menu) “To Podcast Links,” and then go to Step in the next page. Register a Podcast by using the Internet browser of the player From the Home menu, select (Internet Browser). If the player has not connected to a wireless LAN yet, the connection confirmation screen appears. Follow the instructions of “Connecting to a wireless LAN” ( page 34) to connect. After establishing a connection, the Internet browser appears. Continued Index To play back podcast episodes, you need to register the podcast to the player and download episodes. You can register a podcast by selecting an RSS icon displayed on the Internet browser of the player. For how to use the Internet browser of the player, see “Viewing Websites (Internet Browser)” ( page 102). You can also transfer a podcast by using Media Manager for WALKMAN or Content Transfer to register the podcast to the player. For details about transferring podcasts, refer to the Help of each software. Table of Contents Registering a Podcast 85 Enjoying Podcast icon. Hint You can transfer episodes from a computer to the player, without registering the podcast. For details, see “Transferring Music/Videos/Photos/Podcasts” ( page 28). Note If you transfer episodes of a podcast from a computer to the player by using Windows Explorer, you cannot refresh the podcast by using the wireless LAN function. If you intend to refresh the podcast, register it by using the player or Media Manager for WALKMAN. For how to register podcasts by using Media Manager for WALKMAN, refer to the Help of the Media Manager for WALKMAN. Index The podcast is registered to the player by selecting the RSS icon. RSS icons differ between websites. Refer to descriptions on the website to select an RSS icon. For how to use the Internet browser, see “Viewing Websites (Internet Browser)” ( page 102). Table of Contents Open the web page of the desired podcast, then select the RSS 86 Enjoying Podcast Podcasts HOME button Note To download episodes from podcasts registered to the player, the player need to connect to a wireless LAN. Downloading from a podcast From the Home menu, select (Podcasts) (To List) (Back). The Podcast List screen appears. Select the desired podcast Podcast.” (Option Menu) “Refresh This If the player has not connected to a wireless LAN yet, the connection confirmation screen appears. Follow the instructions of “Connecting to a wireless LAN” ( page 34) to connect. After establishing a connection, the download of the latest episodes begins. You can select “Cancel” to cancel the download and return to the episode list screen. You can select “Skip” to skip the current episode and continue downloading from the next episode. Index You can download the latest episodes of the desired podcast. Also, you can download the latest episodes from all of the podcasts you have selected to refresh. Table of Contents Downloading episodes 87 Enjoying Podcast You can download the latest episodes from all of the podcasts you have selected to refresh. For how to select/deselect podcasts to refresh, see “Selecting/ deselecting podcasts to refresh” ( page 88). (Podcasts) (To List) (Back). The Podcast List screen appears. Select (Option Menu) “Refresh Podcast.” If the player has not connected to a wireless LAN yet, the connection confirmation screen appears. Follow the instructions of “Connecting to a wireless LAN” ( page 34) to connect. After establishing a connection, the download of the latest episodes of each podcasts begins. You can select “Cancel” to cancel the download and return to the Podcast List screen. You can select “Skip” to skip the current episode and continue downloading of the next episode. If the last episode of the podcast is skipped, the player continues downloading from the next podcast. Hint You can set the number of the latest episodes to be downloaded by setting “Number of Downloads” option ( page 89). Index From the Home menu, select Table of Contents Downloading from all of the podcast selected to refresh 88 Enjoying Podcast You can select/deselect podcasts to refresh. By selecting podcasts to refresh, you can download the latest episodes of the podcasts by using “Refresh Podcast” ( page 87). (Podcasts) (To List) (Back). The Podcast List screen appears. Select (Option Menu) “Select Podcast to Refresh” podcasts to refresh “OK.” Check the podcast to select to refresh. Uncheck the podcast to deselect. When a podcast is registered, it is selected to refresh. Hint (Settings) “Podcast Settings” “Select Podcast to Refresh” You can also select from the Home menu to select/deselect podcasts to refresh. Note If you transfer episodes of a podcast from a computer to the player by using Windows Explorer, you cannot refresh the podcast by using the wireless LAN function until registering the podcast. If you intend to refresh the podcast, register it by using the player or Media Manager for WALKMAN. The podcast that can be refreshed is in the Podcast List screen. indicated by Index From the Home menu, select Table of Contents Selecting/deselecting podcasts to refresh 89 Enjoying Podcast You can set the number of the latest episodes to be downloaded when refreshing podcasts. Type Description Latest Episode Downloads the latest 1 episode. Latest 3 Episodes Downloads the latest 3 episodes. Latest 5 Episodes Downloads the latest 5 episodes. Latest 10 Episodes Downloads the latest 10 episodes. Latest 100 Episodes Downloads the latest 100 episodes. Hint (Settings) “Podcast Settings” “Number of Downloads” from You can also select the Home menu to set the number of the episodes to be downloaded. Note If an episode has already been downloaded, it is not downloaded when refreshing podcasts. For example, if the option is set to “Latest 3 Episodes” and one of the latest 3 episodes has already been downloaded, the remaining 2 episodes are downloaded. Index From the Home menu, select (Podcasts) (To List) (Option Menu) “Number of Downloads” the desired episode number type “OK.” Table of Contents Setting the number of episodes to be downloaded 90 Enjoying Podcast Podcasts HOME button To play podcast From the Home menu, select (Podcasts). The podcast playback screen appears. When you select (To List) on the podcast playback screen, the episode list appears ( page 95). When you select (Back) on the episode list screen, the Podcast List screen appears ( page 96). Select . The playback of the episode begins. You can tap the control buttons, icons etc., on the podcast playback screen to operate the player. For details on how to control the podcast playback, see “Podcast playback screen” ( page 91). Note You cannot play back podcast episodes continuously. Index To play a podcast, select (Podcasts) to display the podcast playback screen. You can select the desired episode by selecting (To List) on the podcast playback screen. The episode’s information, control buttons, etc., are displayed on the podcast playback screen. Table of Contents Playing Podcast 91 Enjoying Podcast Audio playback screen Information area Episode name Artist name Podcast name Elapsed time Total time Seek Slider Operations on the audio playback screen To (screen indication) Do this Play ()/pause ()* Tap (play)/ (pause). Press the button on the body. Fast forward ()/ fast rewind () Touch and hold /. Press and hold the / button on the body. Find the beginning of the episode*2 Tap /. Press the / button on the body. Move to any point in a song Drag the indicator (playback point) along the Seek Slider. The playback begins at the point of the indicator. *1 During pause, if there is no operation for a while, the player automatically enters standby mode. *2 Both of the / buttons find the beginning of the episode. To play back the next (To List) to display the episode list to select the desired episode. episode, select Continued Index You can bring up or dismiss the control buttons by tapping the screen. If there is no operation for a while, they disappear. You can tap the objects such as control buttons on the screen to operate the player. Also, you can use the // buttons on the body of the player to operate. Table of Contents Podcast playback screen 92 Enjoying Podcast Table of Contents Video playback screen Information area Total time Index Seek Slider Elapsed time Operations on the video playback screen To (screen indication) Do this Play ()/pause ()* Tap (play)/ (pause). Press the button on the body. Fast forward ()/ fast rewind ()*2*3 / , or touch and hold / .*4 Tap Press and hold the / button on the body. Fast forward ()/ fast rewind () during pause*5 during pause. Touch and hold Press and hold the / button on the body during pause. Move to the previous scene ()/move to the next scene () Tap /. Press the / button on the body. Rewind slightly/forward slightly Tap Move to any point in a video Drag along the Seek Slider to move the indicator (playback point). The playback begins at the point of the indicator. (rewind)/ (forward) during pause. *1 During pause, if there is no operation for a while, the player automatically enters standby mode. * If you fast-forward to the end of the episode, the playback pauses. If you fast-rewind to the beginning of the episode during playback, the playback restart automatically. If you fast-rewind to the beginning to the episode during pause, the playback remains paused. *3 These buttons may not work as described above depending on the episode. *4 Forward speed changes through 3 levels by repeatedly tapping (×10), (×100)). Also, rewind speed changes through 3 levels by repeatedly tapping (×30), (×10), (×30), (×100)). Tap to exit the operation and resume normal playback. *5 The speed of fast forward/fast rewind during pause varies depending on the length of the video. Continued 93 Enjoying Podcast Icon Description Shows an episode list screen. When you select (Back) on an episode list screen, the Podcast List screen appears. For details, see “Searching for Podcasts” ( page 94). (Option Menu) Shows the option menu. For details on the podcast option menu, see “Using the Podcast Option Menu” ( page 100). (Scene Scroll)*1 Shows the Scene Scroll screen. You can browse scenes by flicking the images on the screen, to select the desired scene. For details, see “Browsing scenes (Scene Scroll)” ( page 57). *1 Scene Scroll icon appears on the video playback screen only. Index (To List) Table of Contents Icons on the playback screen 94 Enjoying Podcast Podcasts HOME button To search for podcasts From the Home menu, select (Podcasts) (To List) (Back). The Podcast List screen appears. Select the desired podcast. The episode list screen appears. Select the desired episode. The playback of the selected episode begins. Hints Podcasts are arranged by name. Episodes are arranged by published date and time in reverse chronological order. The episodes transferred using Windows Explorer are arranged by name and displayed under the reverse chronological order list. After you download a episode to the player, if you transfer the same episode from a computer to the player, both episode files are displayed in the episode list. Index When you tap (To List) on the podcast playback screen, the episode list appears, and you can select a desired episode to play back. When you tap (Back) on the episode list screen, the podcast list appears, and you can select a a desired podcast to display its episode list. Table of Contents Searching for Podcasts 95 Enjoying Podcast Table of Contents Episode list screen Podcast name Playback icon Video icon Index Audio icon New icon Icons of episodes The following icons are displayed in the episode field. Icon Description (Audio icon) Shows that the episode is an audio episode. (Video icon) Shows that the episode is a video episode. (New icon) (Playback icon) Shows that the episode has never been played back yet. Shows that the episode is currently playing. Operations on the episode list screen To Do this Select an episode Tap an episode. Scroll the list up or down Drag or flick up or down. Icons on the episode list screen Icon Description (Back) (To Play Screen) (Option Menu) Shows the Podcast List screen. Returns to the podcast playback screen. Shows the option menu. For details on the podcast option menu, see “Using the Podcast Option Menu” ( page 100). 96 Enjoying Podcast Table of Contents Podcast List screen New icon Selected to refresh icon Index Refresh error icon RSS icon Icons of podcasts The following icons are displayed in the podcast name*1 field. Icon Description (RSS icon) Indicates that the podcast is registered to the player. This icon is not displayed for episodes that are transferred from a computer by using Windows Explorer*2. (Selected to refresh icon) Shows that the podcast is selected to refresh by using “Refresh Podcast.” (New icon)*3 Shows that the latest episode(s) of the podcast has been downloaded. (Refresh error icon)*4 Appears when updating or downloading failed. *1 The folder name is displayed for the podcast that is transferred from a computer to the player by using Windows Explorer. *2 You cannot refresh the podcast that is transferred from a computer to the player by using Windows Explorer. If you intend to refresh the podcast, register it by using the player or Media Manager for WALKMAN. * After you display the episode list of the podcast, the New icon disappears. *4 After the podcast is refreshed correctly, the Refresh error icon disappears. Continued 97 Enjoying Podcast To Do this Select a podcast Tap a podcast. Scroll the list up or down Drag or flick up or down. Icon Description (To Play Screen) (Option Menu) Returns to the podcast playback screen. Shows the option menu. For details on the podcast option menu, see “Using the Podcast Option Menu” ( page 100). Index Icons on the Podcast List screen Table of Contents Operations on the Podcast List screen 98 Enjoying Podcast You can delete an episode, all episodes of a podcast, a podcast, and all registered podcasts. From the playback screen of the episode you intend to delete, select (Option Menu) “Delete This Episode” “Yes.” Deleting an episode in the episode list From the episode list, select (Option Menu) “Delete Episode” the episode you intend to delete “Yes.” Deleting all episodes of a podcast This operation deletes all episodes of a podcast but does not delete the podcast itself. From the episode list of the podcast you intend to delete, select (Option Menu) “Delete All Episodes” “Yes.” Deleting a podcast The following operations delete all episodes of a podcast and delete the podcast registration. From the Podcast List screen, select (Option Menu) “Delete Podcast” the podcast you intend to delete “Yes.” or, From the episode list of the podcast you intend to delete, select (Option Menu) “Delete This Podcast” “Yes.” Index Deleting the currently playing episode Table of Contents Deleting Podcasts 99 Enjoying Podcast This operation deletes all episodes of all podcasts and deletes all podcast registrations. (Option Menu) “Delete All Index From the podcast list screen, select Podcasts” “Yes.” Table of Contents Deleting all podcasts 100 Enjoying Podcast Option items appearing on the podcast playback screen Option Items Description/reference page Equalizer (audio only) Customizes the sound quality ( page 48). VPT (Surround) (audio only) Customizes the “VPT(Surround)” settings ( page 50). DSEE (Sound Enhance) (audio only) Enables/disables the “DSEE (Sound Enhance)” option ( page 51). Clear Stereo (audio only) Enables/disables the “Clear Stereo” option ( page 52). Dynamic Normalizer (audio only) Enables/disables the “Dynamic Normalizer” option ( page 52). Zoom Settings (video only) Sets the zoom function ( page 61). Brightness (video only) Adjusts the brightness of the screen ( page 121). On-Hold Display (video only) Sets to turn off the video screen during the player is on hold ( page 63). Detailed Information Displays detailed information of an episode. Delete This Episode Deletes an episode ( page 98). Option item appearing on the episode list screen Option Item Description/reference page Number of Downloads Sets the number of the episodes to be downloaded ( page 89). Refresh This Podcast Connects to the Internet via wireless LAN and downloads the latest episode(s) of the current podcast ( page 86). Delete Episode Displays the delete episode screen to select an episode to delete ( page 98). Delete All Episodes Deletes all episodes of the podcast. The podcast registration itself is not deleted ( page 98). Delete This Podcast Deletes the podcast ( page 98). Continued Index You can bring up the podcast option menu by selecting (Option Menu) on the podcast playback screen or on the list screen. For how to use the option menu, see page 18. The option items shown on the option menu vary, depending on the screen from which you bring up the option menu. See the reference page for settings and usage. Table of Contents Using the Podcast Option Menu 101 Enjoying Podcast Description/reference page Number of Downloads Sets the number of episodes to be downloaded ( page 89). Select Podcast to Refresh Selects/deselects podcasts to refresh by using “Refresh Podcast” ( page 88). Refresh Podcast Connects to the Internet via wireless LAN and downloads the latest episode(s) of all podcasts you have selected to refresh ( page 87). Delete Podcast Displays the Delete Podcast screen to select a podcast to delete all its episodes and the podcast registration ( page 98). Delete All Podcasts Deletes all episodes of all registered podcasts and their registrations ( page 98). To Podcast Links Connects to the Internet via wireless LAN and opens the Internet browser to show the recommended podcast link collection. Index Option Item Table of Contents Option item appearing on the Podcast List screen 102 Viewing Websites Internet Browser HOME button Note To use the Internet browser, you need to connect to a wireless LAN. For information on wireless LAN connection settings, see “Wireless LAN Connection” ( page 33). From the Home menu, select (Internet Browser). If the player is not connected to a wireless LAN yet, the connection confirmation screen appears. Follow the instructions of “Connecting to a wireless LAN” ( page 34) to connect. After establishing a connection, the Internet browser appears. Select (Menu). The control buttons of the Internet browser appear. Select (Address Input). The Enter Address screen appears. Web page Address Input Menu Continued Index To view websites, select (Internet Browser) from the Home menu to display the Internet browser. You can perform operations such as web page address input, favorites, advanced settings, etc., by selecting (Menu) on the bottom right of the Internet browser. Table of Contents Viewing Websites (Internet Browser) 103 Viewing Websites Hint You can use the predictive text function to easily enter commonly used words and sequences such as “http://”. Notes If the “Set Date-Time” setting is not accurate, some web pages may not be displayed ( page 26). The player does not support music download services on the Internet. Transfer music files from a computer to the player. Some web pages may not be displayed or may not work properly. Furthermore, the Internet browser of the player does not support Flash® contents and uploading/ downloading files. Web pages may not be displayed properly, due to the settings of the player, circumstances of use, or the network condition. Index Tap the address input field to display the onscreen keyboard. Enter the address and select “OK” on the onscreen keyboard to return to the Enter Address screen. After selecting “OK” on the Enter Address screen, the loading of the web page begins. The now loading bar appears during loading. When finished, the web page is displayed. For how to input an address, see “Text Input” ( page 20). Table of Contents Enter the address of the desired website, and then select “OK.” 104 Viewing Websites Web page Operations on the Internet browser screen To Do this Scroll the web page Drag or flick the web page. Open a linked web page Tap a link. Register a podcast Tap an RSS icon ( page 84). Icons on the Internet browser Icon Description (Back) Returns to the previous web page. (Zoom out) Zooms out. The scale changes in order of large medium small minimal. (Zoom in) Zooms in. The scale changes in order of minimal small medium large. (Menu) Displays the control buttons. For details of the control buttons, see “Operations of the Control Buttons” ( page 105). Index You can operate the Internet browser by tapping and dragging the screen. Furthermore, you can perform operations such as web page address input, favorites, advanced settings, etc., by selecting (Menu) on the bottom right of the Internet browser. Table of Contents Internet browser screen 105 Viewing Websites Control buttons of the Internet browser Web page Control buttons (Menu) Icon Description (Back) Returns to the previous web page. (Forward) Reopens the web page that was displayed before selecting (Back). (Refresh) / (Stop) (Address Input) (Refresh) reloads the web page to retrieve the latest changes. While the now loading bar is displayed, (Stop) stops the loading. Allows you to enter a web page address. (Rotate) Rotates the web page to horizontal or vertical. (Favorites List) Displays the favorites list ( page 106). (Add To Favorites) Adds the web page to the favorites list ( page 106). (History) (Browser Menu) Displays the history list ( page 106). Allows you to set up the Internet browser ( page 107). Index To display the control buttons, select (Menu) on the bottom right of the Internet browser. To dismiss the control buttons, tap the area outside of the buttons. Table of Contents Operations of the Control Buttons 106 Viewing Websites By adding a web page to the favorites list, you can open the web page by selecting it from the favorites list. or (Favorites List). To (Menu) (Add To Favorites) Do this Add the web page you are Select (Add To Favorites) confirm the name and address viewing to the favorites list select “OK.” (Favorites List) the desired web page. Open a web page in the favorites list Select Edit a web page in the favorites list Select (Favorites List) (Menu) “Edit” the desired web page edit the name and address select “OK.” Tap the name or address field on the edit screen to bring up the onscreen keyboard. For how to input text, see “Text Input” ( page 20). Delete a web page from the favorites list Select (Favorites List) (Menu) “Delete” the web page you intend to delete “OK.” Notes To scroll the favorites list, select / . To close, select You cannot delete the preset favorites. Using history list You can display a web page in the history list. From the Internet browser, select desired web page. (Menu) Note To scroll the history list, select . To close, select (History) the Index From the Internet browser, select Table of Contents Using favorites 107 Viewing Websites To change the Internet browser settings, select (Menu) from the Internet browser screen, then select (Browser Menu). Table of Contents Changing the Internet Browser Settings Index View Mode You can change the appearance of the web page. From the Internet browser, select (Menu) (Browser Menu) “View” tab “View Mode” the desired view mode type. Type Description Normal Displays a web page as it is. (Default setting) Just-Fit Scales down a web page to fit to the width of the screen. Smart-Fit Changes the layout of a web page to fit to the width of the screen. Pictures wider than the screen width will be shrunk. Page Information You can display the information of the web page you are viewing. From the Internet browser, select “View” tab “Page Information.” (Menu) (Browser Menu) Item Description Title: The web page title. Address: The web page address. Type: The web page type. Date of Acquisition: The date and time when the browser loaded the web page. File Size (Byte): The file size of the web page. Server Certificate The information of the certificates for the web server (displayed only when there are any certificates for the web page you are viewing). 108 Viewing Websites Table of Contents Startup Page You can set the startup page to be displayed when the Internet browser starts up. Type Description Blank Page When you start the Internet browser, the blank page is displayed. Page Last Displayed When you start the Internet browser, the last viewed web page is displayed. (Default setting) Detailed Settings You can enable or disable JavaScript, authentication information saving, and cache. Check the item you intend to enable. You can also select a time zone and view the browser information. From the Internet browser, select (Menu) “Settings” tab “Detailed Settings.” (Browser Menu) Item Description Enable JavaScript Enables JavaScript. Save Authentif. Info If enabled, saves authentication information. The saved information is automatically entered when the authentication is required next time. Use Cache If enabled, saves the loaded web page to the cache file, allowing the player to display the web page quicker. Time Zone Allows you to select a time zone. Select a city from the time zone list. To scroll the list, select To close, select . Browser Information Shows the Internet browser information. Index From the Internet browser, select (Menu) (Browser Menu) “View” tab “Startup Page” the desired startup page type. 109 Viewing Websites You can delete the cache, cookies, history list, and authentication information. “OK.” Item Description Delete Cache Deletes the cache. Delete Cookie Deletes cookies received from web servers. Delete History Deletes the history. Delete Authentif. Info Deletes the authentication information. Cookie Settings You can set to receive or not to receive cookies from web servers. From the Internet browser, select (Menu) (Browser Menu) “Settings” tab “Cookie Settings” the desired setting type “OK.” Type Description Accept All Accepts all cookies. (Default setting) Block All Blocks all cookies. Verify before Accepting Displays the confirmation screen before accepting a cookie. Index From the Internet browser, select (Menu) (Browser Menu) “Settings” tab “Privacy Settings” the desired item “OK” Table of Contents Privacy Settings 110 Using Noise Canceling Function 1 The waveform of the ambient noise (original sound) The internal microphone embedded in the headphones picks up the ambient noise. Then, the Noise Canceling circuit analyzes the waveform of the noise. 2 The antiphase waveform against the noise. The player generates the antiphase waveform against the noise to cancel it out. 3 The composite waveform. Two waveforms have canceled each other out. The original waveform and antiphase waveform combine to cancel each other out, reducing the ambient noise. Notes If the supplied headphones are not used properly, the effect of the Noise Canceling function may be degraded. To make the most of the function, use the correct size earbuds to fit your ears and insert the headphones into your ears snugly. The Noise Canceling function mainly reduces the ambient noise in the low frequency bands and has no effect against the ambient noise in the high frequency bands. It has no effect on some sounds. Do not cover the microphone part of the headphones with your hands, etc., otherwise the Noise Canceling function may not work. Microphone You may hear a slight noise when the Noise Canceling function is active. This is operational noise of the Noise Canceling function and not a malfunction. Continued Index The internal microphone embedded in the headphones picks up the ambient noise. The player generates an antiphase sound wave against the ambient noise to reduce it. The Noise Canceling function can reduce the unwanted ambient noise especially in a vehicle such as an airplane, train, bus, etc., allowing you to enjoy music at a low volume. Table of Contents About Noise Canceling 111 Using Noise Canceling Function Table of Contents Index You may feel the Noise Canceling function does not work or noise is louder in a quiet environment or depending on the noise. In this case, release the Noise Canceling function. Mobile phones may affect noise. In that case, keep the player away from mobile phones. Make sure to remove the headphones from your ears before you connect or disconnect the headphones from the headphone jack of the player. If the headphones are connected or disconnected from the player during playback, or while the Noise Canceling function is active, noise may be generated. This is not a malfunction. When the Noise Canceling function is turned on or off, a switching sound will be generated. This sound is generated by the switch of the Noise Canceling circuit, and is not a malfunction. 112 Using Noise Canceling Function Playing Back with Using the Noise Canceling Function Table of Contents You can reduce the unwanted ambient noise by using the Noise Canceling function of the player. The internal microphone of the headphones can catch the ambient noise to reduce noise by outputting an antiphase sound wave against the noise. Index NOISE CANCELING switch Note If headphones other than those supplied are used, the Noise Canceling function will not work even if the NOISE CANCELING switch is turned on. Slide the NOISE CANCELING switch in the direction of the arrow . appears in the information area. Hints appears on the screen. If the When the Noise canceling function is active, headphones other than those supplied are used, the Noise Canceling function will not work even if the NOISE CANCELING switch is slid in the direction of the arrow . In appears in the information area. this case, You can adjust the effect of the Noise Canceling function. For details, see page 116. 113 Using Noise Canceling Function Table of Contents Listening to External Audio Sources (External Input Mode) Using with external audio devices To headphone jack The supplied audio input cable Using with in-flight entertainment systems The supplied plug adaptor The supplied audio input cable To in-flight entertainment systems NC Modes HOME button Connect the supplied headphone to the player and slide the NOISE CANCELING switch in the direction of the arrow . Connect the audio source device and the player using the supplied audio input cable. From the Home menu, select (NC Modes). You can listen to the audio source device with reduced ambient noise. Continued Index You can enable the Noise Canceling function when you listen to audio from external audio sources, such as audio devices in airplanes. 114 Using Noise Canceling Function You can change between “External Input Mode” and “Quiet Mode” ( page 115) by selecting “External Input Mode” or “Quiet Mode” on the screen. If you disconnect the supplied audio input cable, the Noise Canceling function enters “Quiet Mode” ( page 115) automatically. Some in-flight entertainment systems may not be connectable to the player. When connecting to an audio device, plug the supplied audio input cable into the headphone jack of the device. Do not plug it into the LINE OUT jack. Index Notes Table of Contents Hints 115 Using Noise Canceling Function Table of Contents Reducing the Ambient Noise without Playing Back Music (Quiet Mode) You can use the Noise Canceling effect to get peace and quiet. Index NC Modes HOME button Connect the supplied headphone to the player and slide the NOISE CANCELING switch in the direction of the arrow . From the Home menu, select (NC Modes). Hint When the player receives an audio input signal from the supplied audio input cable connected to the WM-PORT, the player enters “External Input Mode.” You can change between “External Input Mode” and “Quiet Mode” by selecting “External Input Mode” or “Quiet Mode” on the screen. Also, if you disconnect the supplied audio input cable during “External Input Mode,” the Noise Canceling function enters “Quiet Mode” automatically. Note The Noise Canceling function mainly reduces the ambient noise in the low frequency bands and has no effect against the ambient noise in the high frequency bands. It has no effect on some sounds. 116 Using Noise Canceling Function To change the Noise Canceling settings, select menu, then select “NC Settings.” (Settings) from the Home Table of Contents Changing the Noise Canceling Settings Index Settings HOME button Select NC Environment You can select the digital filter that is most suitable for reducing the ambient noise at the location. From the Home menu, select (Settings) “NC Settings” “Select NC Environment” the desired setting type “OK.” Type Description Bus/Train Most effective at reducing noise in a bus or train. Airplane Most effective at reducing noise in an airplane. Office Most effective at reducing noise in an office. Hint You can also select the filter from the Noise Cancellation screen, by selecting Menu) “Select NC Environment.” (Option Note This function is only effective when the NOISE CANCELING switch is turned on. 117 Using Noise Canceling Function From the Home menu, select Noise Cancel Level.” (Settings) “NC Settings” “Set Drag the indicator (setting value) to select the desired value. The setting can be adjusted in 31 steps. The center position of the slider will obtain the maximum effect. Move the position of the slider to the left or right to adjust the desired value. Select “OK.” Hint You can also adjust the setting from the Noise Cancellation screen, by selecting (Option Menu) “Set Noise Cancel Level.” Notes This function is only effective when the NOISE CANCELING switch is turned on. The default setting (center position of slider) will obtain the maximum effect. The effect of the Noise Canceling function is not necessarily enhanced by maximizing the microphone sensitivity. Index The player is designed to obtain the maximum effect of the Noise Canceling function ( page 110). However, you may be able to enhance the effect depending on your ear shape or usage environment by increasing (or decreasing) the sensitivity of the microphone installed in the headphones. You can adjust the microphone sensitivity by setting the Noise Cancel level. Adjust the function when the Noise Canceling effect is poor. Table of Contents Set Noise Cancel Level 118 Common Settings To change the common settings of the player, select Home menu, then select “Common Settings.” (Settings) from the Table of Contents Changing the Common Settings Index Settings HOME button Unit Information Information such as model name, firmware version, etc., is displayed. From the Home menu, select “Unit Information.” (Settings) “Common Settings” Item Description Model: Displays the model name of the player. Firmware: Displays version information for the player’s firmware. Free/Total Memory Space: Displays the available free memory size and the total memory size of the player. Total Songs: Displays the total number of songs*1 stored on the player. Total Videos: Displays the total number of videos*1 stored on the player. Total Photos: Displays the total number of photos stored on the player. WM-PORT: Displays the version information for WM-PORT. *1 Total songs includes audio podcasts, and Total videos includes video podcasts. 119 Common Settings From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Common Settings” “AVLS (Volume Limit)” the desired setting type “OK.” Type Description On Keeps the volume to a moderate level. Off Plays back audio at the original volume. (Default setting) Beep Settings You can turn on or off the operation sounds of the player. From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Common Settings” “Beep Settings” the desired setting type “OK.” Type Description On Produces beep sounds. (Default setting) Off Does not produce beep sounds. Index You can set “AVLS (Volume Limit)” (Automatic Volume Limiter System) to limit the maximum volume to prevent auditory disturbance or distraction. With “AVLS (Volume Limit),” you can listen to music at a comfortable volume level. Table of Contents AVLS (Volume Limit) 120 Common Settings When there is no operation for a while, the player turns off the screen. You can set the waiting time for turning off the screen. Type Description After 15 sec Turns off the screen when there is no operation for 15 seconds. After 30 sec Turns off the screen when there is no operation for 30 seconds. (Default setting) After 1 Min Turns off the screen when there is no operation for 1 minute. After 3 Min Turns off the screen when there is no operation for 3 minutes. After 5 Min Turns off the screen when there is no operation for 5 minutes. Note The player does not turn off the screen during the following situations. – Playing back a video, YouTube video, podcast video, etc. – Using “Auto Preset” function of the FM radio. – Deleting a video, podcast episode, etc. – Deleting a podcast registration, FM radio station presetting, etc. Index From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Common Settings” “Screen Off Timer” the desired waiting time “OK.” Table of Contents Screen Off Timer 121 Common Settings You can set the display brightness to one of 5 levels. From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Common Settings” Drag the indicator (setting value) to select the desired level. You can set to one of 5 levels. The larger the number, the brighter the screen. “3” is set by default. Select “OK.” Hint If you adjust the brightness of the screen to a lower level, the battery will last longer ( page 176). Wallpaper Settings You can set the wallpaper of the screen. From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Common Settings” “Wallpaper Settings” the desired wallpaper type “OK.” Type Description No Wallpaper Displays no wallpaper. User’s Wallpaper Displays the photo that is set as the wallpaper. (See the following instructions.) User’s W.p.(dark) Displays the photo that is set as the wallpaper. (See the following instructions.) This option reduces the brightness of the photo so that you can easily recognize the menu items or the icons. To set a desired photo as the wallpaper You need to designate a photo on the player for the wallpaper before selecting “User’s Wallpaper” or “User’s W.p.(dark)” to set the photo as the wallpaper. From the Home menu, select (Photos) (Search) the desired search method the desired photo (Option Menu) “Set as Wallpaper.” Index “Brightness.” Table of Contents Brightness 122 Common Settings You can set the date and time. Drag or flick the year, month, date, hour and minute up or down to adjust the date and time. Select “OK.” Hint You can select the date format from among “YYYY/MM/DD,” “MM/DD/YYYY,” and “DD/MM/YYYY.” Furthermore, you can select the time format from either “12-hour” or “24-hour.” For details, see “Date Display Format” ( page 123), or “Time Display Format” ( page 123). Notes If the battery power is used up, for example, when the player is not used for a long time, your settings for date and time may be lost and “-” will be displayed instead of the current date and time. The clock may gain or lose up to 60 seconds per month. In this case, set the clock again. Index From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Common Settings” “Clock Settings” “Set Date-Time.” Table of Contents Set Date-Time 123 Common Settings You can set the date format displayed for the current time ( page 122) as “YYYY/MM/DD,” “MM/DD/YYYY,” or “DD/MM/YYYY.” “OK.” Type Description YYYY/MM/DD Displays the date as year/month/day. MM/DD/YYYY Displays the date as month/day/year. DD/MM/YYYY Displays the date as day/month/year. Time Display Format You can select the time format displayed for the current time ( page 122) from either a “12-hour” or “24-hour” display. From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Common Settings” “Clock Settings” “Time Display Format” the desired format type “OK.” Type Description 12-hour Displays the current time in the 12-hour format. 24-hour Displays the current time in the 24-hour format. Hold Settings You can set the hold status of the player when you slide the HOLD switch in the direction of the arrow . From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Common Settings” “HOLD Settings” the desired setting type “OK.” Type Description All Operations Disable Locks the buttons and touch panel during HOLD. Touch Panel Disable Locks the touch panel during HOLD, leaving the buttons on the body operational. Index From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Common Settings” “Clock Settings” “Date Display Format” the desired format type Table of Contents Date Display Format 124 Common Settings You can reset the player to the default settings. Resetting the player also deletes the wireless LAN encryption key, but does not delete data such as music, video, and photo data. This function is only available in the pause mode. From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Common Settings” “Reset/Format” “Reset All Settings” “Yes.” “Restored factory settings.” appears. To cancel the operation, select “No” on the confirmation screen. Clear Input History You can delete the input history for the predictive text function. The player uses the history when you input text by using the onscreen keyboard, to show predictive text candidates. If you delete the input history, words or phrases you entered before are cleared and do not appear on the predictive text list anymore. From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Common Settings” “Reset/Format” “Clear Input History” “Yes.” “Deleted the input history.” appears. To cancel the operation, select “No” on the confirmation screen. Index Note Table of Contents Reset All Settings 125 Common Settings You can format the built-in flash memory of the player. Table of Contents Format Notes From the Home menu, select “Reset/Format” “Format.” (Settings) “Common Settings” “All data including songs will be deleted. Proceed?” appears. Select “Yes.” “All data will be deleted. Proceed?” appears. To cancel the operation, select “No.” Select “Yes.” When initialization finishes, “Memory formatted.” appears. To cancel the operation, select “No.” USB Connection Mode When connecting to a computer by the USB cable, some computers may fail to establishing the USB connection with the player, causing the player to not display “Connecting.” In such case, you can display the USB connection standby screen before connecting so that the USB connection is established with more reliability. From the Home menu, select “USB Connection Mode.” (Settings) “Common Settings” “Use when USB connection cannot be established. Use this mode?” appears. Select “Yes.” The player enters USB connection standby mode, displaying the USB connection standby screen. After connecting to a computer via the USB cable, “Connecting” appears. Index If the memory is formatted, all data (songs, videos, photos, etc., including sample data installed at the factory) will be erased. Be sure to verify the data stored in memory prior to formatting and export any important data to the hard disk of your computer. Be sure not to initialize (format) the built-in flash memory of the player by using Windows Explorer. If you have formatted with Windows Explorer, format again by using the player. 126 Common Settings You can select from a variety of languages for the display of menus and messages on the player. the desired language setting. (Settings) “Language Settings” Language Messages and menus are displayed in Deutsch German English English Español Spanish Français French Italiano Italian Português Portuguese Русский Russian Japanese Korean Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese *1 Japanese display may not be available, depending on the release region of the player. Service Country/Region You can choose the country/region for the search website to search information by using Related Links function ( page 43). From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Service Country/ Region” the desired country/region “OK.” Note For how to choose the country/region for YouTube, see “Choosing country/region” ( page 81). Index From the Home menu, select Table of Contents Language Settings 127 Common Settings To change or check the wireless LAN settings, select Home menu, then select “Wireless LAN Settings.” (Settings) from the Table of Contents Changing the Wireless LAN Settings Index HOME button Settings WLAN Function On/Off You can enable or disable the wireless LAN fuction. From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Wireless LAN Settings” “WLAN Function On/Off” the desired setting type “OK.” Type Description On Enables the wireless LAN function. When an application such as Internet browser requires a wireless LAN connection, the connection confirmation screen appears to connect. Off Disables the wireless LAN function. The player do not connect to a wireless LAN even when applications need a connection. (Default setting) Notes When this option is set to “Off,” the player does not transmit radio waves of wireless LAN. Set the “WLAN Function On/Off ” option to “Off ” where the network connection is restricted or prohibited, such as in a hospital or in an airplane. When connected to a wireless LAN, if you change this option from “On” to “Off,” the wireless LAN connection is disconnected. 128 Common Settings You can register the access point to the player using the setting wizard. There are 5 ways to register the access point. Refer to the description to select the adequate setting method. Type Description Available Wirelss LANs Searches access points installed in the communication range. After searching, the Scan Results screen ( page 129) appears. Manual Registration Allows you to enter the SSID manually. When the access point is set to hide the SSID, use this setting. The Enter SSID screen ( page 130) appears and you can enter the SSID manually. WPS Button Connects to the WPS-compliant access point by using PushButton method. Use this setting when the access point supports Push-Button method. WPS Button screen ( page 130) appears. WPS PIN Connects to the WPS-compliant access point by using PIN method. Use this setting when the access point supports PIN method. WPS PIN screen ( page 130) appears.Configures by using the public wireless LAN setting information preset into the player. The setting information of some public Internet access service providers is preset into the player. If you have already subscribed to any of the services, select the provider name to set up. Depending on the provider, the usage agreement screen or the log-in screen may appear. After finishing the setting, the Confirmation screen ( page 132) appears. *1 This item may not appear depending on the country/region. Furthermore, you cannot use the provider when it is not available in your country/region, even if the provider name is displayed. After selecting the setting type, follow the instructions on the setting wizard screen. For details of the setting wizard screen, see the reference page. Continued Index From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Wireless LAN Settings” “New Registration” the desired setting type “Next.” Table of Contents New Registration 129 Common Settings Scan Results screen When you select “Available Wirelss LANs” from the New Registration screen, the list of access points installed within the communication range appears. The following information is displayed for each access point. Item Description The strength of the radio wave of the access point is displayed. SSID The SSID of the access point is displayed. When the access point is set to use an encryption method, displayed. is Select the desired access point “Next.” The IP Address Settings screen ( page 131) appears. If you select the access point indicated with , the Enter Encryption Key screen ( page 131) appears. You can search access points again and refresh the list by selecting “Scan.” Note Access points that are set to hide their SSID do not appear in the list. Select “Back” to return to the New Registration screen, then select “Manual Registration” to set up manually ( page 128). Continued Index For the information on the WPS settings of your access point, refer to the operation guide of the access point. For the information on the settings of the access point, refer to the operation guide of the access point, consult the administrator of the access point, or consult the public Internet access service provider. You can register up to 32 access points. If you begin the new registration using Push-Button method or PIN method during connecting to a wireless LAN, the connection is disconnected. Table of Contents Notes 130 Common Settings Table of Contents Enter SSID screen/Security Settings screen When selecting “Manual Registration” from the New Registration screen, the Enter SSID screen appears. Select the SSID input field to bring up the onscreen keyboard, Index then enter the SSID and select “Next.” The Security Settings screen appears. For how to input text, see “Text Input” ( page 20). Select the encryption method type of the access point “Next.” The IP Address Settings screen appears ( page 131). When the access point requires entering an encryption key, the Enter Encryption Key screen appears ( page 131). If an encryption key is required, Enter Encryption Key screen ( page 131) appears. Type Description None Select when the access point uses no encryption method. WEP Select when the access point uses WEP. WPA/WPA2-PSK TKIP Select when the access point uses WPA-PSK TKIP or WPA2-PSK TKIP. WPA/WPA2-PSK AES Select when the access point uses WPA-PSK AES or WPA2-PSK AES. Note If you select “WPA/WPA2-PSK TKIP” or “WPA/WPA2-PSK AES” as the encryption method, either WPA or WPA2 is selected according to the settings of the access point when establishing the connection. WPS Button screen When you select “WPS Button” from the New Registration screen, the WPS Button screen appears. Set up following the instructions on the screen. After setting, the Confirmation screen appears ( page 132). WPS PIN screen When you select “WPS PIN” from the New Registration screen, the PIN code of the player (an 8-digit number) is displayed. Input the PIN code to the access point. After setting, the Confirmation screen appears ( page 132). Continued 131 Common Settings Table of Contents Enter Encryption Key screen When the access point is set to use an encryption method, the Enter Encryption Key screen appears. Select the “WEP Key:” field or “WPA Key:” field to bring up the Enter the encryption key for using to connect to the access point. You can enter a string of characters or a string of hexadecimal numbers as the encryption key. For how to input text, see “Text Input” ( page 20). After setting, IP Address Settings screen appears ( page 131). Note WEP of the player does not support 152-bit encryption key nor Shared Key authentication. IP Address Settings screen After finishing the access point connection settings for “Available Wirelss LANs” or “Manual Registration” on the New Registration screen, the IP Address Settings screen appears. Select the setting method according to the access point. Item Description Automatic Acquisition Sets the IP address automatically by using DHCP when the access point supports DHCP. Manual Settings Sets the IP address manually. Enter the IP address, subnet mask, default gateway address, and primary/secondary DNS server addresses on the Manual Setting screen. Select one of the items for IP address settings. If you select “Automatic Acquisition,” the Confirmation screen appears ( page 132). If you select “Manual Settings,” the Manual Setting screen appears. Select each field to bring up the onscreen keyboard to enter the settings, then select “Next.” The Confirmation screen appears ( page 132). For how to input text, see “Text Input” ( page 20). Continued Index onscreen keyboard, enter the encryption key, then select “Next.” 132 Common Settings Table of Contents Confirmation screen After completing all settings, the Confirmation screen appears. Confirm the displayed settings and enter the connection name. Confirm the registration settings. keyboard, enter a connection name, then select “Complete.” Enter an easy-to-understand name as a connection name (such as Home, Office, etc.). The registration settings are saved and the new registration of the access point is completed. Index Select the Connection Name input field to bring up the onscreen 133 Common Settings You can display the list of the access points registered to the player. When you select an access point, setting items appears allowing you to connect to, edit the settings of, or delete the registration of the access point. the desired setting item. Item Description Connect Connects to the access point. Edit Edits the access point settings. For details, see the following “To edit the access point settings.” Delete Deletes the registration of the access point. Select “Yes” on the confirmation screen to delete. Notes If you select “Edit” for the access point connected to the player, it is disconnected automatically. If you delete the registration of the access point connected to the player, it is disconnected automatically. You cannot edit the user ID for logging in to the public wireless LAN service. To change the user ID, delete the registration of the access point, then register it again. To edit the access point settings You can edit the access point settings. From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Wireless LAN Settings” “Registered Access Points” the desired access point “Edit” the setting item to edit. Edit the setting, then select “OK.” For how to edit the settings, see the following descriptions. Continued Index From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Wireless LAN Settings” “Registered Access Points” the desired access point Table of Contents Access Points screen 134 Common Settings Connection Name: You can edit the connection name for the access point. Select the input field to bring up the onscreen keyboard, then enter the name. Enter an easy-to-understand name (such as Home, Office, etc.). SSID: You can edit the SSID of the access point. Select the input field to bring up the onscreen keyboard, then enter the SSID. Security Settings You can open the Security Settings screen to edit the security method and encryption key for connecting to the access point. IP Address Settings You can open the IP Address Settings screen to edit the IP address settings for connecting to the Internet via the access point. For details, see “IP Address Settings screen” ( page 131). Proxy Server Settings You can open the Proxy Server Settings screen to edit the proxy server settings for connecting to the Internet via the access point. For details, see “To edit the proxy server settings” ( page 135). User ID:* The user ID for logging in to the public wireless LAN service is displayed for information only, and you cannot edit it. To change the user ID, delete the registration of the access point, then register it again. Password:* You can edit the password for logging in to the public wireless LAN service. * Appears only when a public wireless LAN service is selected. Hint For how to input text, see “Text Input” ( page 20). Notes For the information of the access point settings, refer to the operation guide of the access point, consult the administrator of the access point, or consult the public Internet access service provider. For information on the proxy server settings, consult the wireless LAN administrator or the public Internet access service provider. Continued Index Description Table of Contents Item 135 Common Settings Description Address: When the wireless LAN you intend to connect to does not use a proxy server, leave a blank. When the wireless LAN uses a proxy server, enter the IP address or domain name of the proxy server. When entering IP address, enter it in the format of “xxx.xxx.xxx. xxx” (xxx is an integer from 0 to 255). Port: Enter the port number of the proxy server. Enter an integer from 0 to 65535. Select the proxy server setting item to edit. To enter the address or port number, select the input field to bring up the onscreen keyboard. Enter the address and port number. For how to input text, see “Text Input” ( page 20). Select “OK.” Index Item Table of Contents To edit the proxy server settings You can edit the proxy server settings according to the wireless LAN you intend to connect to. 136 Common Settings You can display the current connection status. Item Description Wireless LAN Function: The setting of “WLAN Function On/Off ” option ( page 127). If this item is “Off,” the following items are not displayed. Connection Name: The access point name currently connected. If the access point is not registered to the player, “Unknown” is displayed. When the player is not connected to a wireless LAN, “None” is displayed and the following items are not displayed. SSID: The SSID of the access point currently connected. Security Method: The security method used to connect ( page 130). Channel: The wireless LAN channel used to connect. Signal Strength: The strength of the radio wave (expressed as a percentage). IP Address Settings: The method for setting the IP address ( page 131). IP Address: The IP address assigned to the player. Subnet Mask: The subnet mask for the wireless LAN. Default Gateway: The gateway address for the wireless LAN. Primary DNS: The IP address of the primary DNS server. Secondary DNS: The IP address of the secondary DNS server. Proxy Server Settings: The IP address or domain name of the proxy server. When the player is using no proxy server, “Do Not Use” is displayed. Port: The port number of the proxy server. Index From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Wireless LAN Settings” “Current Connection Details.” Table of Contents Current Connection Details 137 Common Settings You can display the MAC address of the player. Item Description MAC Address: The MAC address of the player. Note You cannot change the MAC address. Disconnect from Network You can disconnect the wireless LAN connection. From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Wireless LAN Settings” “Disconnect from Network” “Yes.” Index From the Home menu, select (Settings) “Wireless LAN Settings” “Detailed Information.” Table of Contents Detailed Information 138 Useful Facts By adjusting the settings or managing the power supply properly, it is possible to save the battery power and use the player for a longer time. Changing the settings You can save battery power by setting as follows. Settings for screen Settings for sound effect “Brightness” ( page 121) “1” “Screen Off Timer” ( page 120) “After 15 Sec” “Equalizer” ( page 48) Deactivate “VPT(Surround)” ( page 50) “DSEE(Sound Enhance)” ( page 51) “Clear Stereo” ( page 52) “Dynamic Normalizer” ( page 52) Noise Canceling function ( page 110) Settings for video “On-Hold Display” ( page 63) Turned off “No” Adjust data format and bit rate Playing time will vary, as battery charge can be affected by the format and bit rate of songs, videos or photos that are played. For details on charging time and usage time, see page 24. Index Turn off the player manually If you press and hold the HOME button, the player enters standby mode and the screen turns off to save battery power. Furthermore, if standby mode continues for more than about a day, the player turns completely off automatically. Table of Contents Maximizing Battery Life 139 Useful Facts Table of Contents What are Format and Bit Rate? What is audio format? MP3: MP3 (MPEG-1 Audio Layer3) is a common audio compression technology developed by the MPEG working group of the ISO (International Organization for Standardization). MP3 can compress audio files to about 1/10 the size of standard CD audio files. WMA: WMA (Windows Media Audio) is a common audio compression technology developed by Microsoft Corporation. The WMA format produces the same sound quality as that of the MP3 format with a smaller file size. AAC: AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) is a common audio compression technology developed by the MPEG working group of the ISO (International Organization for Standardization). The AAC format produces the same sound quality as that of the MP3 format, with a smaller file size. Linear PCM: Linear PCM is an audio recording format without digital compression. You can listen to the sound with the same quality as CD music by recording with this format. What is copyright protection? Some music files, video files, etc., that you purchase at a music download service site or similar services may apply access control technologies such as encryption, to accomplish the copyright holders intention to limit usage and duplication of music or videos. What is bit rate? Bit rate refers to the amount of data used to store each second of audio, expressed in kbps (kilo bits per second), such as 64 kbps. Generally, higher bit rates provide better sound quality, but require more storage space for the same length of audio. Continued Index Audio format refers to the method used when importing audio data from the Internet or audio CDs to a computer and saving it as an audio file. Common formats include MP3 and WMA, etc. 140 Useful Facts If you import a song from a CD to your computer at a low bit rate, you cannot improve the song’s sound quality by selecting a high bit rate when transferring the song from the computer to the player. What is video format? Video format refers to the method used when importing video and audio data to a computer and saving it as a video file. Common formats include MPEG-4 and AVC, etc. MPEG-4: MPEG-4 refers to Moving Picture Experts Group phase 4, developed by the MPEG working group of the ISO (International Organization for Standardization). The compression format is for video and audio data. AVC: AVC refers to Advanced Video Coding, developed by the MPEG working group of the ISO (International Organization for Standardization). It enables reproduction of more vivid images at a lower bit rate. AVC files include four profiles, and “AVC Baseline Profile” is one of them. AVC format is based on the MPEG-4 AVC standard of the ISO (International Organization for Standardization), and since AVC is standardized as the MPEG-4 Part 10 Advanced Video Coding, it is commonly referred to as MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 or H.264/AVC. WMV: WMV (Windows Media Video) is a video compression format developed by Microsoft Corporation. It was built upon MPEG-4, achieves a high compression rate, and supports copy control by DRM. What is photo format? Photo format refers to the method used when importing images to a computer and saving them as image files. Common formats include JPEG, etc. JPEG: JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) is a common image compression format developed by the JPEG. JPEG can compress an image file to about 1/10 to 1/100 the size of original image files. Hint For details on supported file formats and bit rates, see page 173. Index Note Table of Contents What is the relationship between bit rate, sound quality, and storage size? Generally, higher bit rates provide better sound quality, but require more storage space for the same length of audio, so you can store fewer songs on the player. Lower bit rates enable you to store more songs, but at a lower sound quality. 141 Useful Facts Notes Do not use the bundled software while using Windows Explorer to interact with the built-in flash memory of the player. Do not disconnect the supplied USB cable while “Do not disconnect.” appears during data transfer. The data could be damaged. Do not format the built-in flash memory using Windows Explorer. If you want to format the built-in flash memory, format it on the player ( page 125). You cannot change the following folder names or delete them: “MUSIC,” “MP_ROOT,” “MPE_ROOT,” “VIDEO,” “PICTURES,” “PICTURE,” “DCIM,” “PODCASTS” and “FEEDS.” Do not change folder or file names directly under the “MP_ROOT” or “MPE_ROOT” folder. Otherwise, they will not be displayed on the player. Index You can store computer data into the built-in flash memory of the player by transferring the data from your computer using Windows Explorer, or another transfer capable software. If the player is connected to the computer, the builtin flash memory appears in Windows Explorer as [WALKMAN]. Table of Contents Storing Data 142 Useful Facts Download the update program to your computer from the web site. Connect the player to your computer, and then start up the update program. Follow the on-screen instructions to update the player’s firmware. Firmware update is complete. Index You can update the player’s firmware, allowing you to add new features to the player by installing the latest player’s firmware to the player. For details about the latest firmware information and how to install it, visit the following web site: For customers in the USA: http://www.sony.com/walkmansupport For customers in Canada: http://www.sony.ca/ElectronicsSupport/ For customers in Europe: http://support.sony-europe.com/DNA For customers in Latin America: http://www.sony-latin.com/index.crp For customers in other countries/regions: http://www.sony-asia.com/support For customers who purchased the overseas models: http://www.sony.co.jp/overseas/support/ Table of Contents Upgrading the Player’s Firmware 143 Troubleshooting If the player does not function as expected, try the following steps to resolve the issue. Find the symptoms of the issue in the following troubleshooting tables, and try any corrective actions listed. Connect the player to your computer to charge the battery. You may be able to resolve some issues by charging the battery. Press the RESET button with a small pin, etc. If you press the RESET button while operating the player, stored data and settings on the player may be deleted. Check the information about the issue in the Help of each software. Look for information about the issue on one of the support websites. For customers in the USA, visit: http://www.sony.com/walkmansupport For customers in Canada, visit: http://www.sony.ca/ElectronicsSupport/ For customers in Europe, visit: http://support.sony-europe.com/DNA For customers in Latin America, visit: http://www.sony-latin.com/index.crp For customers in other countries/regions, visit: http://www.sony-asia.com/support For customers who purchased the overseas models, visit: http://www.sony.co.jp/overseas/support/ If the approaches listed above fail to resolve the issue, consult your nearest Sony dealer. Continued Index Table of Contents Troubleshooting 144 Troubleshooting Cause/Remedy There is no sound. The volume level is set to zero. Turn the volume up ( page 6). The headphone plug is not connected properly. Connect the headphone plug properly ( page 8). The headphone plug is dirty. Clean the headphone plug with a soft dry cloth. No songs or videos are stored on the player. Follow the instructions in the displayed message, and transfer songs or videos from the computer. No data is played. The battery is consumed. Charge the battery fully ( page 24). If the player does not react, even after charging the battery, press the RESET button to reset the player ( page 143). No data is stored on the player. Follow the instructions in the displayed message, and transfer data from the computer. Transferred files are not in a playable format. For details, see “Supported file format” of “Specifications” ( page 173). Songs or videos may not be played back, depending on the file format ( page 173). Photos may not be displayed, depending on the file size or the file format ( page 65). You are placing audio MP4 files in a video folder by drag-anddrop. Place them in the “MUSIC” folder by drag-and-drop. The playback limitation period of the song has expired due to subscription conditions, etc. Songs with an expired playback limitation period cannot be played back. Update them using the software used for transferring. After transferring by drag-and-drop in Windows Explorer, data hierarchy levels do not correspond to the player ( page 28). Data cannot be deleted on You cannot delete songs or photos on the player. the player. Delete them using the software you used to transfer the data, or Windows Explorer. Continued Index Symptom Table of Contents Operation 145 Troubleshooting Cause/Remedy Transferred data is not displayed in its list. The maximum number of files that can be displayed is reached. The maximum number of files is 2,000 files for videos, 20,000 files for photos, and 20,000 files for podcast episodes. Also, the maximum number of folders for the podcast list is 1,000 folders. Delete unnecessary data. If you rename a video file that is transferred from a computer to the player, or move it to another folder, it may not be recognized by the player and may not appear in a video list. Data was placed in the wrong location by drag-and-drop. Place the data in the correct place by drag-and-drop ( page 28). Available capacity is insufficient. Delete unnecessary data to increase free space on the player. After transferring by drag-and-drop in Windows Explorer, data hierarchy levels do not correspond to the player ( page 28). When “All Songs” or The audio files are not in folders under the “MUSIC” folder. “Album” is selected, all the Place them in folders under the “MUSIC” folder by dragsongs will appear, but and-drop. some songs will not appear when “Folder” is selected. Songs are played back within a limited playback range only, such as within one album. ”Playback Range” ( page 48) is set to “Selected Range.” Change the playback range setting. A transferred album appears as two or more albums in a list When you import a compilation album to a computer by using Windows Media Player, it may be imported as two or more albums. In this case, organize them as one album by using Windows Media Player, and retransfer to the player. For how to organize, refer to the Help of Windows Media Player. Songs are not displayed in Songs are not displayed in the order of transfer. If you want to the order of transfer arrange songs in the desired order, create playlists by using Windows Media Player before transferring to the player. For information on playlists, refer to the Help of Windows Media Player. Continued Index Symptom Table of Contents Operation (continued) 146 Troubleshooting Cause/Remedy Noise is generated. Noise Canceling is set in a quiet place. Noise tends to be more noticeable in a quiet place or depending on the noise type. Release Noise Canceling ( page 110). Furthermore, the supplied headphones are designed for fairly high sensitivity to maximize the effectiveness of Noise Canceling in noisy places such as outside or in a train. For this, you may hear white noise in a quiet place even if you release Noise Canceling. device emitting radio signals, such as a mobile phone is being used near the player. When using devices such as mobile phones, keep them away from the player. Music data imported from CDs, etc., is damaged. Delete the data, then import and transfer it again. When importing data to your computer, close any other applications to avoid data damage. Transferred files are not in a playable format. For details, see “Supported file format” of “Specifications” ( page 173). Some songs may not be played back, depending on certain file specifications. Noise Canceling function is not effective. The NOISE CANCELING switch is set to the off position. Slide the NOISE CANCELING switch in the direction of the arrow . You are using headphones other than the supplied ones. Use the supplied headphones. The supplied headphones are not being used properly. Change the size of the earbuds or adjust the earbud position to fit your ears snugly and comfortably ( page 8). If you change the size of earbuds, turn to install them firmly on the headphones to prevent from detaching and remaining in your ears. The microphone sensitivity is not properly adjusted. The player is adjusted at the factory to maximize the effect of the Noise Canceling function. However, you may attain more effectiveness by heightening or lowering the sensitivity of the microphone embedded in the supplied headphones. Readjust the Noise Canceling function ( page 117). The selected digital filter is not suitable for reducing the ambient noise at the location. Select the digital filter that is most suitable for the location ( page 116). The player is used in a quiet place. The Noise Canceling function may not be effective in a quiet place or depending on the type of noise. ”VPT(Surround)” setting or “Clear Stereo” function is not effective. When outputting to external audio speakers using the optional cradle, “VPT(Surround)” settings and the “Clear Stereo” function may not be effective because the player is designed for compatible headphones only. This is not a malfunction. Continued Index Symptom Table of Contents Operation (continued) 147 Troubleshooting Cause/Remedy Cannot see the video, but can hear it. The file is a .3gp file. (.3gp only supports audio.) The video is not in the video folder. Place the video in the video folder by drag-and-drop. The touch panel or the Buttons do not work. The HOLD switch is set to the HOLD position. Slide the HOLD switch to the opposite position ( page 10). The player contains moisture condensation. Wait a few hours to let the player dry. The remaining battery power is low or insufficient. Charge the battery by connecting the player to a running computer ( page 24). If you charge the battery and nothing changes, press the RESET button to reset the player ( page 143). While “Connecting” or “Connected USB (MTP)” is being displayed, you cannot operate the player. Disconnect the USB connection, then operate the player. The buttons work properly, but the touch panel does not work. The “HOLD Settings” option is set to “Touch Panel Disable” and the HOLD switch is set to the HOLD position. Slide the HOLD switch to the opposite position ( page 10). Playback does not stop. With this player, there is no difference between stopping and pausing. When you tap on the screen or press the button on the body, playback pauses/stops. The player does not work. The remaining battery power is insufficient. Charge the battery by connecting the player to a running computer ( page 24). If you charge the battery and nothing changes, press the RESET button to reset the player ( page 143). Transferred data cannot be The built-in flash memory of the player was formatted using found. Windows Explorer. Format the built-in flash memory on the player ( page 125). The supplied USB cable was disconnected from the player while data was being transferred. Transfer usable files back to your computer and format the built-in flash memory on the player ( page 125). After transferring by drag-and-drop in Windows Explorer, data hierarchy levels do not correspond to the player ( page 28). Transferred files are not in a playable format. For details, see “Supported file format” of “Specifications” ( page 173). Songs or videos may not be played back, depending on the file format ( page 173). Photos may not be displayed, depending on the file size or the file format ( page 65). Continued Index Symptom Table of Contents Operation (continued) 148 Troubleshooting Table of Contents Operation (continued) Cause/Remedy The volume is not loud enough. ”AVLS (Volume Limit)” is enabled. Disable “AVLS (Volume Limit)” ( page 119). There is no sound from the right channel of the headphones. Or the right channel sound is heard from both sides of the headphones. The headphone plug is not fully inserted. If the headphones are not connected correctly, sound will not be output properly. Insert the headphone plug into the jack until it clicks ( page 8). Playback has stopped suddenly. The remaining battery power is insufficient. Charge the battery by connecting the player to a running computer ( page 24). The songs or video files that cannot be played are played. Play back the other song or video files. Thumbnails are not displayed. Songs do not have cover art information whose file format is supported by the player. Thumbnails are displayed only when songs have cover art information whose file format is supported by the player. Transfer again using the bundled Windows Media Player 11, or another transfer capable software. Cover arts of songs that are transferred using Windows Explorer may not be displayed. Thumbnail name does not match its video, or the video is not in the correct location. Place a JPEG file of the same name as the video into the folder under the “VIDEO” folder. If the photos do not have thumbnails that are complied with Exif file format, the thumbnails cannot be displayed. Retransfer the photos using bundled Media Manager for WALKMAN. Cover art is not displayed. Cover art information is not included with the data. The cover art only appears if the cover art information is included. Cover arts of songs that are transferred using Windows Explorer may not be displayed. You can set cover art using the bundled Windows Media Player 11, or another transfer capable software for setting cover art. For details on operation, refer to the Help or maker of the software. Some cover art is not displayed, depending on its file format. Cannot format the player. The remaining battery is low or insufficient. Charge the battery by connecting the player to a running computer ( page 24). The player’s power was inadvertently turned off, and then on again. If a malfunction occurs, the player turns off, and then on again automatically. The player does not work properly. The computer is started or restarted while the player is connected to it. Reset the player by pressing the RESET button of the player. Disconnect the player when you start or restart the computer. Continued Index Symptom 149 Troubleshooting Cause/Remedy “” appears for a title. Characters that cannot appear on the player are included in the title. Rename the title with appropriate characters using the software you used to transfer or Windows Explorer. “Unknown” is displayed for an album or artist name, etc. The data has no data information, such as album or artist name, etc. Garbled characters are displayed. The wrong language is selected. Select the correct language from “Language Settings” ( page 126), and then transfer data to the player again. The screen darkens while displaying a photo. There was no operation attempted for the time selected in “Screen Off Timer” ( page 120). Press any button. The screen turns off. There was no operation attempted for the period you set in “Screen Off Timer” ( page 120). Press any button. “On-Hold Display” is set to “No.” Slide the HOLD switch to the opposite position ( page 10). Set “On-Hold Display” to “Yes” ( page 63). You can play back a video even when the HOLD function is activated. A message appears. See the “Messages” ( page 160). Continued Index Symptom Table of Contents Display 150 Troubleshooting Cause/Remedy Battery life is short. The operating temperature is below 5 °C (41 °F). Battery life becomes shorter due to the battery characteristics. This is not a malfunction. Battery charging time is not sufficient. appears. Charge the battery until By adjusting the settings or managing the power supply properly, it is possible to save the battery power and use the player for a longer time ( page 176). You have not used the player for a prolonged period. The efficiency of the battery will be improved by repeatedly charging and discharging it. When usable battery life becomes half the usual time, even after charging the battery fully, the battery should be replaced. Consult your nearest Sony dealer. Copyright-protected contents are played. When copyright-protected contents are played, battery life may be shorter. The player cannot charge the battery. The USB cable is not connected to a USB port on your computer properly. Disconnect the USB cable, and then reconnect it. Use the supplied USB cable. The battery is charged in an ambient temperature out of the range of 5 °C (41 °F) to 35 °C (95 °F). Charge the battery in an ambient temperature of 5 °C (41 °F) to 35 °C (95 °F). The computer is not on. Turn on the computer. Your computer has entered sleep or hibernation status. Release the computer from sleep or hibernation status. An AC adapter that does not support the player is used. Use an optional AC adapter that supports the player. A USB hub is being used. Connecting the player via a USB hub may not work. Connect the player to your computer using the supplied USB cable. The operating system installed on the computer is not be supported by the player. To charge the player, connect the player to a computer with the operating system that is supported by the player. After prescribing the remedies above, if the problem still persists, press the RESET button of the player and reconnect it to the computer by using the supplied USB cable. The player turns off automatically. To avoid unnecessary battery consumption, the player automatically turns off. Press any button to turn the player on. Charging completes very quickly. If the battery is already almost fully charged when charging begins, little time is needed to reach full charge. Continued Index Symptom Table of Contents Power 151 Troubleshooting Cause/Remedy Cannot install the software. Your computer is installed with an operating system that is not supported by the player. Check the operating system of your computer ( page 177). Other software is running on Windows. If other software is running, it may interfere with installation. Particularly, be sure to stop security software because it can put a heavy load on the computer. There is not enough free space for the hard drive. The software requires 450 MB of hard drive space. Delete unnecessary files. Your account has no administrator privileges, or you have not logged in as the computer’s administrator. To install the software, log in with an account with administrator privileges or log in as the computer’s administrator. message dialog is covered from your site by the install screen. Press and hold the [Alt] key and press the [Tab] key several times until the message dialog appears. Then follow the message. The progress bar on the install screen does not proceed. Or, the access lamp of the hard drive does not light for several minutes. Wait until the installation is completed, because it is progressing properly. The installation may take 30 minutes or more depending on the computer. The installer does not start After inserting the CD-ROM, if the installer does not start up up automatically. automatically, select [My Computer] (Windows XP) or [Computer] (Windows Vista) from the [start] menu on the task bar of Windows, then double-click the CD-ROM drive icon to start up the installer. Media Manager for Your computer’s system environment has changed, perhaps WALKMAN does not start due to an update of the Windows operating system. up. Continued Index Symptom Table of Contents Connection with a computer 152 Troubleshooting Symptom Cause/Remedy The player is not recognized by the computer when it is connected to the computer. The USB cable is not connected to a USB port on your computer properly. Disconnect the USB cable, and then reconnect it. A USB hub is being used. Connecting the player via a USB hub may not work. Connect the player to your computer using the supplied USB cable. The USB port on your computer may have a problem. Connect the player to another USB port on your computer. Continued Index “Connecting” or The USB cable is not connected to a USB port on your “Connected USB (MTP)” computer properly. does not appear when Disconnect the USB cable, and then reconnect it. connected to the computer Use the supplied USB cable. with the supplied USB A USB hub is being used. cable. Connecting the player via a USB hub may not work. Connect the player to your computer using the supplied USB cable. The software authentication may be performed and it may take rather a long time. Wait for a while. The software installation has been failed. Reinstall the software by using the installer included in the supplied CD-ROM. The imported data will remain untouched. The computer is running another software other than the one used for transferring. Disconnect the USB cable, wait a few minutes, and reconnect it. If the problem persists, disconnect the USB cable, restart the computer, and then reconnect the USB cable. “Connecting” or “Connected USB (MTP)” may not appear on the player, depending on the software environment that is running on your computer. Activate Windows Media Player, or Windows Explorer. By setting the player to the USB connection standby mode before connecting it to a computer, you may be able to establish connection between the player and the computer with more reliability. Select “Yes” for the “USB Connection Mode” ( page 124). The player enters the USB connection standby mode and the USB connection standby screen appears. After prescribing the remedies above, if the problem still persists, press the RESET button of the player and reconnect it to the computer by using the supplied USB cable. Table of Contents Connection with a computer (continued) 153 Troubleshooting Symptom Cause/Remedy Continued Index Data cannot be transferred Transferring may be stopped due to noise such as static to the player from your electricity, etc. This happens to protect data information. computer. Disconnect the player, then reconnect it. If you transfer files by drag-and-drop on some computers that do not have Windows Media Player 11 installed, there may be limited files (AAC, video files, etc.) that can be transferred by drag-and-drop. Install Windows Media Player 11 from the supplied CDROM, then transfer files by drag-and-drop again. Before installing the supplied Windows Media Player 11 on your computer, make sure to check whether your software or service corresponds to Windows Media Player 11. For details on usage, or support on Windows Media Player, visit the following web site: http://support.microsoft.com/ The USB cable is not connected to a USB port on your computer properly. Disconnect the USB cable, and then reconnect it. There is not enough free space in the built-in flash memory. Transfer any unnecessary data back to your computer to increase free space. You can transfer up to 8,192 playlists to the player. If the total number of playlists on the player reaches 8,192, you cannot transfer playlists to the player anymore. Furthermore, if a playlist contains songs more than 65,535, you cannot transfer it to the player. Songs with a limited playing period or playing count may not be transferred due to restrictions set by copyright holders. For details on the settings of each audio file, contact the distributor. Abnormal data exists on the player. Transfer usable files back to your computer and format the built-in flash memory on the player ( page 125). You may not be using the supplied software to transfer data to the player. Install the supplied software and use it to transfer data. The data may be damaged. Delete the data that cannot be transferred from your computer, then import it to your computer again. When importing data to your computer, close any other applications to avoid data damage. You may be attempting to transfer a file that is not in a playable format. For information on the supported file format, see “Supported file format” of “Specifications” ( page 173). You may not transfer a file depending on the file specification. Table of Contents Connection with a computer (continued) 154 Troubleshooting Symptom Cause/Remedy The transfer takes too long You are transferring a large file. time. It may take long time to transfer a large file. Only a small amount of data can be transferred to the player. There is not enough free space in the built-in flash memory. Delete any unnecessary data to increase free space. Data that cannot be played on the player is stored on the player. If data other than song, video, photo, or podcast data is stored on the player, less data can be transferred. Transfer back data that cannot be played on the player to the computer to increase the available space. The player becomes unstable while it is connected to the computer. A USB hub or USB extension cable is being used. Connecting the player via a USB hub or extension cable may not work. Connect the player to your computer using the supplied USB cable. You cannot delete or rename the folders. You cannot delete or rename the “MUSIC,” “MP_ROOT,” “MPE_ROOT,” “VIDEO,” “PICTURES,” “PICTURE,” “DCIM,” “PODCASTS” and “FEEDS” folders. Continued Index Data cannot be transferred Transferable limit of files and folders has been exceeded. to the player from your Delete unnecessary data. computer. You are trying to transfer .m4a, .mp4, .3gp or .m4v files on a computer that already has Windows Media Player 10 installed. Install Windows Media Player 11 from the supplied CDROM. If you transfer data using an appropriate software for transferring, but the transfer is not made, refer to the manufacturer. Table of Contents Connection with a computer (continued) 155 Troubleshooting Cause/Remedy The player will not connect to a wireless network. “WLAN Function On/Off ” option is set to “Off.” Set the option to “On” ( page 127). Reconnect to a wireless network manually ( page 133). Check if extra settings are required to connect to the wireless network, such as encryption key (WEP/WPA), fixed IP address, or proxy setting ( page 127). The access point uses 152-bit encryption key or Shared Key authentication as the encryption method. WEP of the player does not support 152-bit encryption key nor Shared Key authentication. The access point you want to use is set to make its SSID invisible to users. In this case, the access point may not be shown on the wireless network access point list. Enter the SSID manually ( page 130). When connecting to the Internet, some public wireless LAN access points require entering user ID and password by using the Internet browser. Check the public wireless LAN service you intend to connect to. The access point of the wireless network may be using a security protection system not supported by the player. Consult with the administrator of your network. The access point may filter access by MAC address. Check the MAC address of the player ( page 137), then register the MAC address with the access point to connect to the wireless LAN. The network settings of the access point are not correct. Adjust the settings as described in the manuals that came with the access point and in any information provided by the administrator of the wireless LAN. The player is too far from the access point. Move the player closer to the access point. Obstacles such as walls metal, or concrete between the player and access point may adversely affect the connection. Try moving the player to a different location. There is other equipment nearby using the 2.4 GHz frequency band (such as a cordless phone, a microwave oven, or Bluetooth computer equipment). Move the equipment away or turn it off. The wireless LAN service is temporarily not available or degraded. Check with the administrator of your wireless LAN service for the status. Continued Index Symptom Table of Contents Wireless LAN 156 Troubleshooting Cause/Remedy You are positioned within a wireless LAN and it is available, but the icon of the Select Access Point screen indicates no signal strength. The wireless LAN status is renewed when the Select Access Point screen is brought up or “Scan” is tapped. Select “Scan” on the Select Access Point screen. Some applications cannot use the wireless LAN function. Some public wireless LAN access points limit the usage of the service until you enter the user ID and password at the provider’s website by using the Internet browser. Check the public wireless LAN service’s usage. Some public wireless LAN access points restrict the use of some kind of the Internet service. Connect to another access point. The access point you intend to connect to does not appear in the Select Access Point screen. The access point you want to use is set to make its SSID invisible to users. In this case, the access point may not be shown on the wireless network access point list. Enter the SSID manually ( page 130). Index Symptom Table of Contents Wireless LAN (continued) Continued 157 Troubleshooting Cause/Remedy You cannot hear an FM broadcast well. The receiving frequency is not fully tuned in. Select the frequency manually to improve reception by dragging or flicking the frequency up or down. ( page 72). Reception is weak and sound quality is poor. The radio signal is weak. Listen to the FM broadcast near a window since the signal may be weak inside buildings or in vehicles. The headphone cord is not fully extended. The headphone cord functions as an antenna. Extend the headphone cord as far as possible. Setting the receiver to monaural may reduce noise. Set the “Mono/Auto” option to “Mono” ( page 74). The FM broadcast is affected by interference. A device emitting radio signals, such as a mobile phone, is being used near the player. When using devices such as mobile phones, keep them away from the player. YouTube Symptom Cause/Remedy Sound or video is The transfer rate of the wireless LAN is too slow. interrupted intermittently. Move the player closer to the access point, or connect to another access point. Or, pause until the buffering is completed, then begins playback. Some videos do not appear Some videos that are specified by YouTube as unsuitable for in the list. underage persons are not displayed nor played back on the player. Cannot connect to YouTube. You are not connected to a wireless LAN ( page 33). Some public wireless LAN access points limit the usage of the service until you enter the user ID and password at the provider’s website by using the Internet browser. Check the public wireless LAN service’s usage. Cannot move to the latter part of the Seek Slider. The buffering is not completed. You cannot move the indicator (playback location) to the part where the data has not been read yet. Wait until the buffering is completed, then move there. Continued Index Symptom Table of Contents FM Radio 158 Troubleshooting Cause/Remedy Cannot refresh a podcast. If you transfer podcast episodes from a computer to the player by using Windows Explorer, you cannot refresh the podcast. Register the podcast by using the player or Media Manager for WALKMAN. Cannot download The podcast is not selected to refresh. episodes by using “Refresh Select the podcast to refresh ( page 88). Podcast.” Cannot play back an episode. The player does not support the file format of the episode. Check the file format playable on the player ( page 173). Too few episodes are downloaded. An episode that has already been downloaded to the player is not downloaded ( page 89). An episode of unsupported file format is not downloaded ( page 173). Internet browser Symptom Cause/Remedy A particular Web page is not displayed correctly. Because the range of standards and technologies used to design Web pages is so vast, it is not possible to guarantee that all pages will be displayed correctly. The clock setting is wrong. Adjust the clock ( page 26). JavaScript is disabled. The page may be displayed if you activate JavaScript ( page 108). Cannot scroll lists on the Internet browser. You cannot scroll the favorites list, history list, and time zone list by dragging them. Select / to scroll. Continued Index Symptom Table of Contents Podcast 159 Troubleshooting Cause/Remedy The touch panel does not work properly. A screen protection sheet or privacy filter is not applied properly. If the sheet lies off the edge of the screen, or burrows its way into the gap, reapply it. If you are using a sheet other than Sony’s optional protection sheet, it may interfere with the touch panel. The HOLD switch is set to the HOLD position. Slide the HOLD switch to the opposite position ( page 10). There is no beep sound when the player is operated. “Beep Settings” is set to “Off.” Set “Beep Settings” to “On” ( page 119). The beep does not sound when the player is connected to the optional cradle, or another device. The player gets warm. The player may become warm when the battery is being charged and just after charging. The player also may get warm when a large amount of data is transferred. This behavior is normal and not cause for concern. Set the player aside for a while to allow it to cool down. The date and time have been reset. If you left the player for a while with the battery used up, the date and time may be reset. This is not a malfunction. Charge the battery until appears on the screen ( page 24), and set the date and time again ( page 26). Noise is generated when plugging or unplugging the headphones. Take off the headphones when plugging or unplugging the headphones. If you plug or unplug the headphones during playing song or using Noise Canceling function, you may hear a noise from the headphones. This is not a malfunction. Continued Index Symptom Table of Contents Other 160 Troubleshooting Follow the instructions below if a message appears in the display. Meaning Remedy Cannot play; file format is not supported. You are trying to play a file that cannot be played on the player. You transferred an audio file to video folders by dragand-drop. You cannot play a song in an unsupported format file ( page 173). Place them in folders under the “MUSIC” folder. If the player cannot play back WMV files, they may become playable by transferring by Windows Media Player 11. Delete failed. You attempted to delete a video but the player failed to delete it. Delete the video by using Media Manager for WALKMAN or Windows Explorer. Do not disconnect. The player is connected to a computer or other external devices to transfer data. This is not an error message. Do not disconnect the USB cable until transferring completes. Firmware update failed. Updating the firmware failed to complete. Follow the instructions displayed on your computer to retry updating the firmware. LOW BATTERY. Please Charge. The player’s battery is running Charge the battery ( page 24). low. Noise Canceling unavailable. Unable to execute. “External Input Mode” and “Quiet Mode” are unavailable because the usage environment does not meet the requirement for those functions. Not enough free space in memory. Delete files to ensure free space. The player’s available capacity Connect the player to your is insufficient. computer using the supplied USB cable, and then delete any unnecessary data from the player using another software used for transferring, or Windows Explorer. You can delete podcast’s episodes using the player ( page 97). Unable to set photo as wallpaper. The selected photo cannot be designated as the wallpaper. Make sure that the NOISE CANCELING switch is set to the activated position ( page 112), and the supplied headphones are used. Make sure whether the photo is not a damaged file or the size is not too large. Index Message Table of Contents Messages 161 Additional Information Continued Index The following FCC statement applies only to the version of this model manufactured for sale in the USA. Other versions may not comply with FCC technical regulations. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: – Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. – Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. – Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. – Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment. This equipment must not be co-located or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. Table of Contents Precautions 163 Additional Information Notice for customers: the following information is only applicable to equipment sold in countries applying EU directives The manufacturer of this product is Sony Corporation, 1-7-1 Konan, Minatoku, Tokyo, 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. 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, you will help prevent potential 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 Continued Index The available scientific evidence does not show that any health problems are associated with using low power wireless devices. There is no proof, however, that these low power wireless devices are absolutely safe. Low power Wireless devices emit low levels of radio frequency energy (RF) in the microwave range while being used. Whereas high levels of RF can produce health effects (by heating tissue), exposure to low-level RF that does not produce heating effects causes no known adverse health effects. Many studies of low-level RF exposures have not found any biological effects. Some studies have suggested that some biological effects might occur, but such findings have not been confirmed by additional research. These models have been tested and found to comply with IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled equipment and meet RSS-102 of the IC radio frequency (RF) Exposure rules. Table of Contents For customers in Canada Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of this device. 164 Additional Information On safety Be sure not to short-circuit the terminals of the player with other metallic objects. Do not touch the rechargeable battery with bare hands if it is leaking. Since battery liquid may remain in the player, consult your nearest Sony dealer if the battery has leaked. If the liquid gets into your eyes, do not rub your eyes as it may lead to blindness. Wash out your eyes with clean water, and consult a doctor. Also, if the liquid gets on to your body or clothes, wash it off immediately. If you do not, it may cause burns or injury. If you get burned or injured by the liquid from the battery, consult a doctor. Do not pour water or put any foreign object in the player. Doing so may cause fire or electric shock. If this occurs, turn off the player immediately, disconnect the USB cable from the player, and consult your nearest Sony dealer or Sony Service Center. Do not put the player into fire. Continued Index For users in France At high volume, prolonged listening to the personal audio player can damage the user’s hearing. Table of Contents 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. 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. 165 Additional Information – Make sure not to sit down with the player in your back pocket. – Make sure not to put the player into a bag with the headphones/earphones cord wrapped around it and then subject the bag to strong impact. Do not expose the player to water. The player is not waterproof. Remember to follow the precautions below. – Be careful not to drop the player into a sink or other container filled with water. – Do not use the player in humid locations or bad weather, such as in the rain or snow. – Do not get the player wet. If you touch the player with wet hands, or put the player in a damp article of clothing, the player may get wet and this may cause a malfunction of the player. When you unplug the headphones from the player, make sure to hold the headphone plug to unplug it. Pulling the headphone cord itself may cause damage to the headphone cord. Continued Index On installation Do not put any heavy object on top of the player or apply a strong shock to the player. It may cause a malfunction or damage. Never use the player where it will be subjected to extremes of light, temperature, moisture or vibration. The player may become discolored, distorted or damaged. Never leave the player exposed to high temperature, such as in a car parked in the sun or under direct sunlight. Do not leave the player in a place subject to excessive dust. Do not leave the player on an unstable surface or in an inclined position. If the player causes interference to radio or television reception, turn the player off and move it away from the radio or television. When using the player, remember to follow the precautions below in order to avoid warping the cabinet or causing the player to malfunction. Table of Contents Do not take apart or remodel the player. Doing so can result in electric shock. Consult your nearest Sony dealer or Sony Service Center for exchange of rechargeable batteries, internal checks or repair. 166 Additional Information On the headphones Road safety Avoid listening with your headphones in situations where hearing must not be impaired. Preventing hearing damage Avoid using the headphones at a high volume. Hearing experts advise against continuous, loud and extended play. If you experience a ringing in your ears, reduce the volume or discontinue use. Do not turn the volume up high all at once, especially when using headphones. Turn up the volume gradually so that loud sound will not hurt your ears. Caring for others Keep the volume at a moderate level. This will allow you to hear outside sounds and to be considerate to the people around you. Warning If there is lightning when you are using the player, take off the headphones immediately. If you experience an allergic reaction to the supplied headphones, stop using them at once and contact a doctor. Continued Index On heat build-up Heat may build up in the player while charging if it is used for an extended period of time. Table of Contents Note on static electricity In particularly dry air conditions, mild tingling may be felt on your ears. This is a result of static electricity accumulated in the body, and not a malfunction of the player. The effect can be minimized by wearing clothes made from natural materials. 167 Additional Information On the OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) display Do not apply strong force to the surface of the OLED display. This may cause a malfunction of the OLED display. On the display The surface of the display of the player is made of glass. When handling the player, be careful not to drop it and not to give an impact to it, otherwise the display may be broken. If the glass have been broken or become chipped, stop using the player and avoid touching the broken part, otherwise you may be injured. On the OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) The prolonged display of a still image or the repetitive display of the same image may cause permanent screen burn to occur. To protect the display, avoid displaying images that can easily develop screen burn and follow precautions when using the player. Continued Index Precautions about the display Table of Contents On the use When using a strap (sold separately), be careful to avoid hooking it on objects you pass by. Furthermore be careful not to swing the player by the strap to avoid bumping people. Refrain from using the player according to the in-flight announcements during take off or landing in an aircraft. Note that condensation may form temporarily in cases such as when the player is moved quickly from a low-temperature environment to a high temperature environment or used in a room that has a heater just turned on. Condensation creates a phenomenon where moisture in the air adheres to surfaces such as metal panels, etc., and then changes to liquid. If condensation forms in the player, leave it turned off until the condensation disappears. If you use the player with condensation present, a malfunction may result. 168 Additional Information To prevent screen burn Display images on full screen. Set “Zoom Settings” option to “Auto” or “Full” ( page 60). On cleaning Clean the player’s case with a soft cloth, such as a cleaning cloth for eyeglasses. If the player’s case becomes very dirty, clean it with a soft cloth slightly moistened with water or a mild detergent solution. Do not use any type of abrasive pad, scouring powder, or solvent, such as alcohol or benzene, as it may mar the finish of the case. Be careful not to let water get into the player from the opening near the connector. Clean the headphone plug periodically. If you have any questions or problems concerning the player, please consult your nearest Sony dealer. Important Notice Copyright laws prohibit reproducing the software or the manual accompanying it in whole or in part, or renting the software without the permission of the copyright holder. In no event will SONY be liable for any financial damage, or loss of profits, including claims made by third parties, arising out of the use of the software supplied with this player. Continued Index Images that easily develop screen burn Widescreen images with black bars above and below them (letterbox images) Images with a 4:3 aspect ratio Photos and still images that rest on the display for a long time Table of Contents On screen burn In general, screen burn may develop on OLED panels because of the characteristics of the materials which are used to achieve high definition of images. If you keep displaying a still image at the same position of the display, or repeat displaying the same image, the image will be burned in and become unable to be removed. 169 Additional Information – We do not guarantee all the languages will be able to be displayed properly on supplied software. – User-created characters and some special characters may not be displayed. Depending on the types of the text and characters, the text shown on the player may not be displayed properly on device. This is due to: – The capacity of the connected player. – The player is not functioning normally. – Content information is written in the language or the character that is not supported by the player. Continued Index Notice for users The recorded song is limited to private use only. Use of the song 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 player or computer. The ability to display the languages on the supplied software will depend on the installed OS on your computer. For better results, please ensure that the installed OS is compatible with the desired language you want to display. Table of Contents In the event a problem occurs with this software as a result of defective manufacturing, SONY will replace it. However, SONY bears no other responsibility. The software provided with this player cannot be used with equipment other than that to which it is so designated. Please note that, due to continued efforts to improve quality, the software specifications may be changed without notice. Operation of this player with software other than that provided is not covered by the warranty. The ability to display the languages on supplied software will depend on the installed OS on your computer. For better results, please ensure that the installed OS is compatible with the desired language you want to display. – We do not guarantee all the languages will be able to be displayed properly on the supplied software. – User-created characters and some special characters may not be displayed. The explanations in this manual assume that you are familiar with the basic operations of Windows. For details on the use of your computer and operating system, please refer to the respective manuals. 170 Additional Information Table of Contents About sample data*1 The player is pre-installed with sample data. If you delete the sample data, you cannot restore it, and we will not supply any replacement data. *1 In some countries/regions some sample data is not installed. About the customer support Web site If you have any questions or issues with this product, or would like information on compatible items with this product, visit the following web sites. For customers in the USA: http://www.sony.com/walkmansupport For customers in Canada: http://www.sony.ca/ElectronicsSupport/ For customers in Europe: http://support.sony-europe.com/DNA For customers in Latin America: http://www.sony-latin.com/index.crp For customers in other countries/regions: http://www.sony-asia.com/support For customers who purchased the overseas models: http://www.sony.co.jp/overseas/support/ Index The recorded song is limited to private use only. Use of the song 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 player or computer. Depending on the type of the text and characters, the text shown on the player may not be displayed properly on device. This is due to: – The capacity of the connected player. – The player is not functioning normally. – Content information is written in language or character that are not supported by the player. 171 Additional Information and are trademarks of Sony Corporation. Adobe and Adobe Reader are trademarks or registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries. Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. MPEG Layer-3 audio coding technology and patents licensed from Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson. IBM and PC/AT are registered trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation. QuickTime and the QuickTime logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Apple Inc., used under license therefrom. Pentium is a trademark or a registered trademark of Intel Corporation. YouTube and the YouTube logo are trademarks of Google Inc. This product contains NetFront Browser of ACCESS CO., LTD. ACCESS, ACCESS logo and NetFront are registered trademarks or trademarks of ACCESS CO., LTD. in the United States, Japan and/or other countries. ©2007 ACCESS CO., LTD. All rights reserved. This software is based in part on the work of the Independent JPEG Group. THIS PRODUCT IS LICENSED UNDER THE MPEG-4 VISUAL PATENT PORTFOLIO LICENSE FOR THE PERSONAL AND NON-COMMERCIAL USE OF A CONSUMER FOR (i) ENCODING VIDEO IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE MPEG-4 VISUAL STANDARD (“MPEG-4 VIDEO”) AND/OR (ii) DECODING MPEG-4 VIDEO THAT WAS ENCODED BY A CONSUMER ENGAGED IN A PERSONAL AND NON-COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY AND/OR WAS OBTAINED FROM A VIDEO PROVIDER LICENSED BY MPEG LA TO PROVIDE MPEG-4 VIDEO. NO LICENSE IS GRANTED OR SHALL BE IMPLIED FOR ANY OTHER USE. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION INCLUDING THAT RELATING TO PROMOTIONAL, INTERNAL AND COMMERCIAL USES AND LICENSING MAY BE OBTAINED FROM MPEG LA, LLC. SEE HTTP://WWW.MPEGLA.COM Continued Index OpenMG, ATRAC, ATRAC3, ATRAC3plus, ATRAC Advanced Lossless and their logos are trademarks of Sony Corporation. “WALKMAN” and “WALKMAN” logo are registered trademarks of Sony Corporation. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and Windows Media are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Table of Contents License and Trademark Notice 172 Additional Information Content providers are using the digital rights management technology for Windows Media contained in this device (“WM-DRM”) to protect the integrity of their content (“Secure Content”) so that their intellectual property, including copyright, in such content is not misappropriated. This device uses WM-DRM software to play Secure Content (“WM-DRM Software”). If the security of the WM-DRM Software in this device has been compromised, owners of Secure Content (“Secure Content Owners”) may request that Microsoft revoke the WM-DRM Software’s right to acquire new licenses to copy, display and/or play Secure Content. Revocation does not alter the WM-DRM Software’s ability to play unprotected content. A list of revoked WM-DRM Software is sent to your device whenever you download a license for Secure Content from the Internet or from a PC. Microsoft may, in conjunction with such license, also download revocation lists onto your device on behalf of Secure Content Owners. Program ©2009 Sony Corporation Documentation ©2009 Sony Corporation Index This product is protected by certain intellectual property rights of Microsoft Corporation. Use or distribution of such technology outside of this product is prohibited without a license from Microsoft or an authorized Microsoft subsidiary. Table of Contents THIS PRODUCT IS LICENSED UNDER THE AVC PATENT PORTFOLIO LICENSE FOR THE PERSONAL AND NON-COMMERCIAL USE OF A CONSUMER TO (i) ENCODE VIDEO IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE AVC STANDARD (“AVC VIDEO”) AND/OR (ii) DECODE AVC VIDEO THAT WAS ENCODED BY A CONSUMER ENGAGED IN A PERSONAL AND NON-COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY AND/OR WAS OBTAINED FROM A VIDEO PROVIDER LICENSED TO PROVIDE AVC VIDEO. NO LICENSE IS GRANTED OR SHALL BE IMPLIED FOR ANY OTHER USE. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM MPEG LA, L.L.C. SEE HTTP://MPEGLA.COM THIS PRODUCT IS LICENSED UNDER THE VC-1 PATENT PORTFOLIO LICENSE FOR THE PERSONAL AND NON-COMMERCIAL USE OF A CONSUMER TO (i) ENCODE VIDEO IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE VC-1 STANDARD (“VC-1 VIDEO”) AND/OR (ii) DECODE VC-1 VIDEO THAT WAS ENCODED BY A CONSUMER ENGAGED IN A PERSONAL AND NON-COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY AND/OR WAS OBTAINED FROM A VIDEO PROVIDER LICENSED TO PROVIDE VC-1 VIDEO. NO LICENSE IS GRANTED OR SHALL BE IMPLIED FOR ANY OTHER USE. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM MPEG LA, L.L.C. SEE HTTP://WWW.MPEGLA.COM All other trademarks and registered trademarks are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. In this manual, TM and ® marks are not specified. 173 Additional Information Table of Contents Specifications Supported file format Music (Includes podcasts) MP3 Media File format: MP3 (MPEG-1 Layer 3) file format File extension: .mp3 Bit rate: 32 to 320 kbps (Supports variable bit rate (VBR)) Sampling frequency*1: 32, 44.1, 48 kHz WMA Media File format: ASF file format File extension: .wma Bit rate: 32 to 192 kbps (Supports variable bit rate (VBR)) Sampling frequency*1: 44.1 kHz Compatible with WM-DRM 10 AAC-LC*2 Media File format: MP4 file format File extension: .mp4, .m4a, .3gp Bit rate: 16 to 320 kbps (Supports variable bit rate (VBR))*3 Sampling frequency*1: 8, 11.025, 12, 16, 22.05, 24, 32, 44.1, 48 kHz Linear PCM Media File format: Wave-Riff file format File extension: .wav Bit rate: 1,411 kbps Sampling frequency*1: 44.1 kHz HE-AAC Bit rate: 32 to 128 kbps (Supports variable bit rate (VBR)) Sampling frequency*1: 44.1 kHz Video (Includes podcasts) Video Formats (Codec) Frame rate: Max. 30 fps Resolution: Max. QVGA (320 × 240) AVC (H.264/AVC) Media File format: MP4 file format, “Memory Stick” video format File extension: .mp4, .m4v Profile: Baseline Profile Level: Up to 1.3 Bit rate: Max. 768 kbps MPEG-4 Media File format: MP4 file format, “Memory Stick” video format File extension: .mp4, .m4v Profile: Simple Profile Bit rate: Max. 2,500 kbps Windows Media Video 9 Media File format: ASF file format File extension: .wmv Bit rate: Max. 1,700 kbps Audio Formats (Codec) Channel number: Max. 2 channels Sampling frequency*1: 24, 32, 44.1, 48 kHz Bit rate: Max. 288 kbps / channel WMA (for Windows Media Video 9) Bit rate: 32 to 192 kbps (Supports variable bit rate (VBR)) Sampling frequency*1: 44.1 kHz File size Max. 2 GB The number of files Max. 1,000 Continued Index Audio Formats (Codec) 174 Additional Information JPEG The number of files Max. 20,000 Media File format: Compatible with DCF 2.0/Exif 2.21 file format File extension: .jpg Profile: Baseline Profile Number of pixels: Max. 4,000 × 4,000 pixels (16,000,000 pixels) Index Photo Format (Codec) Podcast*5 The number of files *2 *3 *4 *5 Max. 10,000 Sampling frequency may not correspond to all encoders. Copyright protected files cannot be played back. Non-standard bit rates or non-guaranteed bit rates are included depending on the sampling frequency. Some photo files cannot be played back, depending on their file formats. Photo contents are not supported. Target folder in Drag and Drop File type Target folder Playable files Music MUSIC Within 8th level in “MUSIC folder Video VIDEO Within 8th level in “VIDEO” folder Photo PICTURE PICTURES DCIM Within 8th level in “PICTURE,” “PICTURES” and “DCIM” folders Podcast PODCASTS Within 8th level in “PODCASTS” folder*1 *1 Photo contents are not supported. Maximum recordable number of songs and time (Approx.) The approximate times are based on the case in which you transfer or record only 4 minutes songs (not including videos and photos) in the MP3 format. Other playable audio file format song numbers and times may differ from the MP3 format. NWZ-X1050 / X1051 NWZ-X1060 / X1061 Bit rate Songs Time Songs Time 48 kbps 2,500 170 hr. 00 min. 5,350 345 hr. 40 min. 64 kbps 1,900 126 hr. 40 min. 4,000 266 hr. 40 min. 128 kbps 985 65 hr. 40 min. 2,050 136 hr. 40 min. 256 kbps 495 33 hr. 00 min. 1,000 66 hr. 40 min. 320 kbps 395 26 hr. 20 min. 820 54 hr. 40 min. 1,411 kbps (Linear PCM) 90 6 hr. 00 min. 185 12 hr. 20 min. Maximum recordable time of videos (Approx.) The approximate recordable times are estimated in the case where only videos are transferred. The time may differ, depending on the conditions under which the player is used. NWZ-X1050 / X1051 Table of Contents Photo*4 NWZ-X1060 / X1061 Bit rate* Time Time 384 kbps 15 hr. 00 min. 31 hr. 10 min. 768 kbps 8 hr. 30 min. 17 hr. 50 min. *1 Bit rate of video. Bit rate of Audio is 128 kbps. Continued 175 Additional Information Table of Contents Maximum recordable number of photos that can be transferred (Approx.) Max. 20,000 Recordable number of photos may be less depending on file sizes. Index Capacity (User available capacity)*1 NWZ-X1050 / X1051: 4 GB (Approx. 3.46 GB = 3,725,197,312 bytes) NWZ-X1060 / X1061: 8 GB (Approx. 7.19 GB = 7,725,514,752 bytes) *1 Available storage capacity of the player may vary. A portion of the memory is used for data management functions. Output (headphones) Frequency response 20 to 20,000 Hz (when playing 44.1 kHz sampling data file, single signal measurement) Total ambient noise reduction*1 TBD *1 The comparative value between wearing headphones (with the “Select NC Environment” option set to “Airplane”) and wearing no headphones, under the simulated airplane noise specified by us. Approximately 15 dB of the total ambient noise reduction (measured by our measuring method) corresponds to approximately 97 % of noise reduction in sound energy. Wall paper Settings User setting FM radio FM Frequency range 87.5 to 108.0 MHz IF (FM) 375 kHz Antenna Headphone cord antenna Wireless LAN Standards: IEEE 802.11b/g Communication range*1: Approximately 30 m (*** ft) Frequency band: 2.4 GHz band (2.400 GHz to 2.483 GHz) Wireless channels: 1 to 13 Modulation: DS-SS (IEEE 802.11b compliant) OFDM (IEEE 802.11g compliant) Security method: WEP/WPA/WPA2 Connection method: Manual Setting/WPS/PPPoE *1 Communication range may vary depending on the operating conditions or settings. Continued 176 Additional Information Table of Contents Interface Headphone: Stereo mini-jack WM-PORT (multiple connecting terminal): 22 pins Hi-Speed USB (USB 2.0 compliant) Index Operating temperature 5 °C to 35 °C (41 °F to 95 °F) Power source Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery USB power (from a computer via the supplied USB cable) Charging time USB-based charging Approx. 3 hours (full charge), Approx.1.5 hours (approx. 80 %) Battery life (continuous playback) By setting as follows, a longer battery life can be expected. The times below are approximated when “Equalizer”, “VPT (Surround)”, “DSEE(Sound Enhance)”, “Clear Stereo”, “Dynamic Normalizer” are deactivated. Furthermore, for videos, the time approximated when the brightness of the screen is set to “3.” The time below may differ depending on ambient temperature or the status of use. With Noise Canceling function deactivated With Noise Canceling function activated Playback at ATRAC 132 kbps Approximately 37 hours Approximately 28 hours Playback at ATRAC 128 kbps Approximately 33 hours Approximately 26 hours Playback at ATRAC 48 kbps Approximately 35 hours Approximately 27 hours Music Playback at ATRAC Advanced Lossless 64 kbps Approximately 34 hours Approximately 27 hours Playback at MP3 128 kbps Approximately 40 hours Approximately 30 hours Playback at WMA 128 kbps Approximately 38 hours Approximately 30 hours Playback at AAC 128 kbps Approximately 38 hours Approximately 29 hours Playback at HE-AAC 48 kbps Approximately 38 hours Approximately 29 hours Playback at Linear PCM 1,411 kbps Approximately 41 hours Approximately 31 hours Approximately 10 hours Approximately 9 hours Video Playback at MPEG-4 384 kbps Playback at AVC Baseline 384 kbps Approximately 8.5 hours Approximately 7.5 hours Playback at WMV 384 kbps Approximately 10 hours Approximately 9.5 hours At receiving FM broadcasting Approximately 22 hours Approximately 18 hours Continued 177 Additional Information Dimensions (w/h/d, projecting parts not included) 52 × 96.5 × 9.8 mm ( 2 1/8 × 3 7/8 × 13/32 inches) Table of Contents Display 3-inch, OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) color display, WQVGA (432 × 240 pixels), 262,144 colors Index Dimension (w/h/d) 52.5 × 97.4 × 10.5 mm (2 1/8 × 3 7/8 × 7/16 inches) Mass Approx. 98 g (Approx. 3.5 oz) Supplied Accessories Headphones (1) USB cable (1) Earbuds (Size S, L) (1) Attachment (1) Use when connecting the player to the optional cradle, etc. Audio input cable (1) Plug adaptor for in-flight use (single/dual) (1) CD-ROM*1*2 (1) – Media Manager for WALKMAN*3 – Windows Media Player 11 – Content Transfer – Operation Guide (PDF file) Quick Start Guide (1) *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 WALKMAN is not bundled with the packages sold in the U.S.A. Please download it from the following web site: http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/download/wmm_lite Continued 178 Additional Information Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. Index Not supported by the following environments: – Personally constructed computers or operating systems – An environment that is an upgrade of the original manufacturer-installed operating system – Multi-boot environment – Multi-monitor environment – Macintosh Table of Contents System Requirements Computer IBM PC/AT or compatible computer preinstalled with the following Windows operating systems*1: Windows XP Home Edition (Service Pack 2 or later) / Windows XP Professional (Service Pack 2 or later) / Windows Vista Home Basic (Service Pack 1 or later) / Windows Vista Home Premium (Service Pack 1 or later) / Windows Vista Business (Service Pack 1 or later) / Windows Vista Ultimate (Service Pack 1 or later) Not supported by 64 bit version OS. Not supported by OSs other than above. *1 Excluding OS Versions not supported by Microsoft. CPU: Pentium 4 1.0 GHz or higher RAM: 512 MB or more Hard Disk drive: 450 MB or more of available space The supplied software may require more available space depending on the version of Windows. Furthermore, you need more space to store data such as music, videos, photos, etc. Display: – Screen Resolution: 800 × 600 pixels (or higher) (recommended 1,024 × 768 or higher) – Colors: Highcolor (16-bit) or higher (8-bit or lower is not supported) CD-ROM drive (supporting Digital Music CD playback capabilities using WDM) To create original CDs, a CD-R/RW drive is required. Sound board USB port (Hi-Speed USB is recommended) Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 (supplied) or 3.0, QuickTime 7.3 (supplied), Internet Explorer 6.0 or 7.0, and Windows Media Player 10 or 11 (Windows Media Player 11 recommended. Some computers that already have Windows Media Player 10 installed may encounter file limitation (AAC, video files, etc.) that can be transferred by dragand-drop.) are required. Broadband Internet connection is required to use Electronic Music Distribution (EMD) or to visit the web site. We do not guarantee operation for all computers even if they meet the above System Requirements. 179 Additional Information AAC ................................................. 139 AAC-LC .......................................... 173 Access point..............................33, 128 Accessories ..................................... 177 Address (proxy) ............................. 135 Adobe Reader..................................... 2 Album Display Format ................... 53 Album scroll ..................................... 41 All Range .......................................... 48 Arena ................................................. 50 Attachment ..................................... 177 Audio format .................................. 139 Authentication information ..............................................108, 109 Auto Preset ....................................... 73 AVC ................................................. 140 AVLS (Volume Limit) ................... 119 Battery .......................................24, 176 Beep Settings .................................. 119 Bit rate ............................................. 139 Browser control button ................. 105 Address Input ....................................105 Add To Favorites ...............................105 Back ....................................................105 Browser Menu ...................................105 Favorites List .....................................105 Forward ..............................................105 History ...............................................105 Refresh ...............................................105 Rotate .................................................105 Stop .....................................................105 Brightness ....................................... 121 Cache.......................................108, 109 Capacity .......................................... 175 Clear Input History ....................... 124 Clear Stereo ...................................... 52 Clock Settings ..........................26, 122 Club ................................................... 50 Computer..........................27, 157, 177 Connect (access point) ................. 133 Connection Name ......................... 132 Content Transfer.............................. 23 Cookie Settings .............................. 109 Cover art ........................................... 41 Current Connection Details......... 136 Custom .............................................. 49 Continued Index Symbols (Repeat) ...................................... 47 (Shuffle) ................................... 47 (Shuffle&Repeat) ............... 47 (Repeat 1 song)......................... 47 (Heavy)...................................... 48 (Pop) .......................................... 48 (Jazz).......................................... 48 (Unique).................................... 48 (Custom 1)................................ 48 (Custom 2)................................ 48 (Studio) ...................................... 50 (Live) .......................................... 50 (Club) ........................................ 50 (Arena) ...................................... 50 (Matrix) ..................................... 50 (Karaoke) ................................... 50 (Selected Range) ........................ 48 Table of Contents Index 180 Additional Information Favorites .......................................... 106 Favorites List .................................. 105 Featured ............................................ 80 Firmware.................................118, 142 Flick ................................................... 12 FM Radio ..................................71, 157 Folder ................................................ 28 Format (Initialize) ......................... 125 Information .................................... 118 Information area .............................. 13 Initialize (Format) ......................... 125 Internet browser ....................102, 158 Internet Browser Settings ............. 107 Interval .............................................. 57 IP Address Settings........................ 131 JavaScript ........................................ 108 Jazz..................................................... 48 JPEG ................................................ 140 Just-Fit ............................................. 107 Karaoke ............................................. 50 Keyword Search ............................... 81 Language ......................................... 126 Linear PCM .................................... 139 Live .................................................... 50 Continued Index Earbuds ............................................... 8 Edit (access point) ......................... 133 Encryption key.........................35, 129 Episode.............................................. 84 Episode list ....................................... 95 Equalizer ........................................... 48 Explorer ............................................ 28 External Input Mode ..................... 113 HE-AAC ......................................... 173 Headphone jack ................................. 7 Headphones........................................ 8 Heavy ................................................ 48 History list ...................................... 106 Hold Settings .................................. 123 HOLD switch ................................... 10 HOME button ............................ 13, 14 Home menu................................ 13, 14 Table of Contents Data ................................................. 141 Date Display Format ..................... 123 Date-Time ...................................... 122 Delete (access point) ..................... 133 Delete All Episodes.......................... 98 Delete All Podcasts .......................... 99 Delete Episode ................................. 98 Delete photos ................................... 69 Delete songs ..................................... 44 Delete This Episode......................... 98 Delete This Podcast ......................... 98 Delete videos .................................... 59 Detailed Information .................... 137 Detailed Settings ............................ 108 DHCP.............................................. 131 Disconnect from Network......36, 132 Display ........................................ 53, 70 Drag ................................................... 12 DSEE (Sound Enhance) .................. 51 Dynamic Normalizer ...................... 52 181 Additional Information On-Hold Display ............................. 63 Option menu .................17, 45, 60, 69, 76, 82, 100 Order of Video List ......................... 63 Page Information ........................... 107 Password ......................................... 134 Photo format .................................. 140 Photo List Display Format.............. 70 Photos ............................................... 65 Play Mode ......................................... 47 Playback Range ................................ 48 Playback screen..............38, 55, 79, 91 Playlists ............................................. 42 Podcast ......................................83, 158 Podcasts ............................................ 83 Podcast List ...................................... 96 Pop ..................................................... 48 Port .................................................. 135 Power...................................9, 138, 150 Privacy Settings.............................. 109 Proxy Server ................................... 135 Proxy Server Settings .................... 135 Scan Sensitivity ................................ 75 Scene Scroll ...................................... 57 Screen (display) ......................... 6, 149 Screen Off Timer ........................... 120 Searching for Reference Information .................................. 43 Search for songs ............................... 42 album....................................................42 artist ......................................................42 folder ....................................................42 genre .....................................................42 playlists.................................................42 release year ..........................................42 Security Settings ............................ 130 Select NC Environment ................ 117 Select Podcast to Refresh ................ 88 Selected Range ................................. 48 Service Country/Region ............... 127 Set Date-Time ..........................26, 122 Set Noise Cancel Level .................. 117 Settings ............................................ 118 Shuffle ............................................... 47 Smart-Fit ......................................... 107 Sound quality ................................... 48 SSID ................................................. 130 Startup Page.................................... 108 Store computer data ...................... 141 Studio ................................................ 50 Quiet Mode .................................... 115 Continued Index New Registration ........................... 128 Noise Canceling ............................. 110 Normal .............................................. 47 Number of Downloads ................... 89 Radio wave strength ..............129, 136 Recharging........................................ 24 Refresh .............................................. 86 Refresh Podcast................................ 87 Refreshing podcasts ........................ 86 Registering a Podcast ...................... 84 Related Links .................................... 43 Related Videos ................................. 80 Release Year ...................................... 42 Remaining battery ........................... 24 Repeat................................................ 47 RESET (the player) ........................ 143 Reset All Settings ........................... 124 RESET button ............................ 6, 143 RSS icon ....................................84, 104 Table of Contents MAC Address................................. 137 Matrix................................................ 50 Media Manager for WALKMAN... 22 Menu (Internet browser) .............. 104 Model .............................................. 118 Mono/Auto ....................................... 75 Most Viewed .................................... 80 MP3 ................................................. 139 MPEG-4 .......................................... 140 Music ................................................. 37 182 Additional Information Video format .................................. 140 Videos ............................................... 54 View Mode ..................................... 107 VOL +/- button .................................. 6 Volume ................................................ 6 VPT (Surround) .............................. 50 YouTube ....................................77, 157 Zoom ................................................. 61 Zoom In .......................................... 104 Zoom Out ....................................... 104 Zoom setting (video) ...................... 61 Index Unique............................................... 48 Upgrading....................................... 142 USB cable ........................................ 177 USB Connection Mode................. 125 User ID ............................................ 134 Wallpaper Settings ......................... 121 WEP ................................................ 130 WEP Key......................................... 131 Windows Explorer........................... 28 Windows Media Player ................... 22 Wireless LAN Settings .................. 127 WLAN Function Of/Off ............... 127 WMA ......................................139, 173 WM-PORT ................................. 6, 118 WMV .............................................. 140 WPA Key ........................................ 131 WPA/WPA2-PSK AES.................. 130 WPA/WPA2-PSK TKIP................ 130 WPS Button .................................... 130 WPS PIN......................................... 130 Table of Contents Tap ..................................................... 11 Text Input ......................................... 20 Thumbnails (photo) ........................ 71 Thumbnails (cover art) ................... 53 Thumbnails (video)......................... 57 Time Display Format .................... 123 Time Zone ...................................... 108 Timeframe ........................................ 81 To Play Screen ......................40, 95, 97 To Podcast Links............................ 101 Total Photos.................................... 118 Total Songs ..................................... 118 Total Videos.................................... 118 Touch panel ........................................ 6 Transferring data ............................. 28 Troubleshooting............................. 143 Turning off the player manually ...................................................... 138
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