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Sony ICD-UX80 User Manual

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When the remaining battery/charging 
indicator indicates “
,” charging is 
completed. (Charging time: approx. 8 
hours*)
When you use the IC recorder for the 
first time, or after you have not used 
the IC recorder for a certain time, it is 
recommended that you charge the 
battery repeatedly until “
” is displayed.
If the remaining battery/charging 
indicator is not displayed, charging has 
not been done properly. Proceed from 
step 1 again. 
* This is an approximation for the time it takes 
to charge from no remaining battery power 
to full battery power at room temperature. 
It varies depending on the remaining power 
and the condition of the battery. It also takes 
more time if the temperature of the battery 
is low, or if the battery is charged while you 
are transferring data to the IC recorder.
If the IC recorder cannot be connected to 
your computer directly, use the supplied 
USB connection support cable.
Tip
You can charge the rechargeable battery 
by connecting the IC recorder to an AC 
outlet using a USB AC adaptor (not supplied) 
Notes
While “
” or “
” is flashing instead 
of the remaining battery/charging indicator, 
you cannot charge the battery. Charge 
the battery in an environment with a 
temperature of 5 °C - 35 °C.
If “USB CHARGE” in the “DETAIL MENU” menu 
is set to “OFF,” you cannot charge the battery 
using your computer. Set “USB CHARGE” to 
“ON” (page 43).
Do not use manganese battery for this IC 
recorder.
During playback using the built-in speaker, 
you cannot charge the battery.
When you use the IC recorder with a 
rechargeable battery, the remaining battery/
charging indicator may not light fully.
Clock setting display appears and the 
year section flashes when you insert 
battery for the first time, or when you 
insert battery after the IC recorder has 
been without battery for a certain period 
of time. Please refer to step 3 in “Step 2: 
date and time.