Sony ICD-US502 User Manual

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ModelName: ICD-UX502
PartNumber: 4-421-477-11
101 
101 
Troubleshooting
Message
Cause/Remedy
Set Date&Time
 Set the clock; otherwise, you cannot set the alarm.
No File
 The selected folder does not have any files. You cannot 
move a file or set the alarm, etc., because of this.
No Track Marks
 There are no track marks when you attempt to erase a track 
mark or track marks, or divide a file at all the track mark 
positions.
File Protected
 The selected file is protected or is a “Read only” file. You 
cannot erase it. Cancel the protection on the IC recorder or 
cancel “Read only” on your computer to edit the file using 
the IC recorder.
Already Set
 You set the alarm to play back a file at a date and time 
previously set on another file. Change the alarm setting.
Past Date/Time
 You set the alarm when the time has already passed. Check 
it and set the appropriate date and time ( p. 49).
Unknown Data
 This data is not in a file format that is supported by the IC 
recorder. The IC recorder supports MP3(.mp3)/ 
WMA(.wma)/AAC-LC(.m4a) files. For details, see “Design 
 You cannot play back copyright protected files.
Invalid Operation
 You cannot divide or set a track mark in files in the folder 
in the playback-only area (the   tab and the   tab).
 The file name has reached the maximum number of 
characters; you cannot divide the file. Shorten the file name.
 The “Divide All Track Marks” function cannot be used 
because there is a track mark within 0.5 seconds from the 
dividing position.
 The “Divide All Track Marks” function cannot be used 
because there is a track mark within 0.5 seconds from the 
beginning of a file or the end of a file.
 The file length is less than 1 second; you cannot divide such 
a short file.
 The “Divide Current Position” function cannot be used at a 
position within 0.5 seconds from the beginning of a file or 
the end of a file.
New File
 The file being recorded has reached the maximum size 
limit (1 GB). The file will be divided automatically and 
recording will continue as a new file.
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