Sony MHC-ECL77BT Owner's Manual

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MHC-ECL99BT/MHC-ECL77BT.4-539-415-11(1)

Press CD.

Press 

 OPEN/CLOSE on the unit 

to open the disc tray, then place a 

disc with the label side up in the 

disc tray.

 OPEN/CLOSE on the 

Press 

 (play).

Pause 

playback

. To resume play, 

press 

.

Stop 

playback

. To resume play, 

press 

. To cancel 

resume play, press 

 

again.

Select a 

folder on an 

MP3 disc

 +/

 – repeatedly.

Select a track 

or file

/.

Find a point 

in a track or 

file 

Hold down 

/ 

during playback, and 

release the button at 

the desired point.

Select Repeat 

Play

REPEAT/FM MODE 

repeatedly until “REP 

ONE

1)

,” “REP FLDR

2)

” or 

“REP ALL

3)

” appears.

Change the 

play mode

PLAY MODE/TUNING 

MODE repeatedly while 

the player is stopped. 

You can select normal 

play (“FLDR” for all MP3 

files in the folder on 

the disc), shuffle play 

(“SHUF” or “FLDRSHUF” 

for folder shuffle), 

or program play 

(“PROGRAM”).

1)

  “REP ONE”: Repeats the current track or 

file.

2)

  “REP FLDR” (MP3 disc only): Repeats the 

current folder.

3)

  “REP ALL”: Repeats all tracks or files.

 

ˎ Do not save other types of files or 

unnecessary folders on a disc that has 

MP3 files.

 

ˎ Folders that have no MP3 files are skipped.

 

ˎ MP3 files are played back in the order that 

they are recorded onto the disc.

 

ˎ The system can only play MP3 files that 

have a file extension of “.mp3.”

 

ˎ Even when file name has the correct file 

extension, if the actual file differs, playing 

this file may generate a loud noise by 

which the system may malfunction.

 

ˎ The maximum number of:

 

 folders is 256 (including the root folder).

 

 MP3 files is 999.

 

 folder levels (the tree structure of files) 

is 8.

 

ˎ Compatibility with all MP3 encoding/

writing software, recording device, and 

recording media cannot be guaranteed. 

Incompatible MP3 discs may produce 

noise or interrupted audio or may not play 

at all.

The system can play back continuous 

sessions on a disc when they are recorded 

in the same session format as the first 

session. When a session recorded in a 

different session format is encountered, that 

session and the ones following it cannot be 

played back. Note that even if the sessions 

are recorded in the same format, some 

sessions may not play back.