Sony Walkman MZ-R900DPC Operating Instructions Manual page 62

Symptom
The recorder does
not work or works
poorly.
" NO SIGNAL"
appears in the
display when
recording from a
portable CD
player.
There is no
recording on the
MD after a
recording
operation.
The lid does not
open.
No sound comes
through the
headphones/
earphones.
Volume cannot be
turned up.
An MD is not
played normally.
An MD is not
played from the
first track.
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Cause/Solution
• A Premastered MD is inserted (" P/B ONLY" appears) when
recording.
, Insert a recordable MD
• There is no digital signal from the portable CD player.
, When recording digitally from a portable CD player, use the
AC power adaptor and disable the anti-skip function (such as
ESP) on the CD player (page 18).
• The AC power adaptor was unplugged or a power outage occurred
during recording.
• The power sources have been disconnected during recording or
editing, or the battery have been exhausted.
, Set the power sources again, or replace the exhausted battery
with new ones.
• The headphones/earphones plug is not firmly connected.
, Plug in the plug of the headphones/earphones firmly to the
remote control. Plug in the plug of the remote control firmly to
i/LINE OUT.
• Volume is too low.
, Adjust the volume by pressing VOL +/– .
• The plug is dirty.
, Clean the plug.
• Sound comes through the headphones/earphones has a lot of static.
• The " AUDIO OUT" parameter for the i/LINE OUT jack is set to
" LINE OUT" .
, Set to " HeadPhone" .
• AVLS is on.
, Set AVLS to " AVLS OFF" (page 55).
• Playback mode is changed.
, Use the jog lever (L) on the recorder or press RPT/ENT on the
remote control to change back to the normal play.
• Disc playing stopped before it came to the last track.
, Flip the jog lever (press the control towards . repeatedly on
the remote) or open and close the lid once to go back to the
beginning of the disc, and restart playing after checking the
track number in the display.
• The disc information has been stored to the Personal Disc Memory.
, Erase the disc information from the Personal Disc Memory.