Sony ICD-AX412F Operating Instructions Manual page 127

S-mic, mp3 recording/192kbps high quality, 2gb, 300mw, memory card slot, fm radio
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Symptom
"File Full" is displayed and
you cannot operate the IC
recorder.
You cannot record a file.
The playback volume is low. • The volume is turned down completely. Press VOL – or + to
The playback volume is low.
"AVLS" is displayed.
You cannot add a recording
or an overwrite recording.
Remedy
• 199 files have been recorded in the selected folder (
files (when there are 21 folders) in total have been recorded.
Therefore you cannot record another file, or move a file. Erase
some of the files (page 30) or erase all the files after you store
them on the other memory media or on your computer.
• The remaining memory capacity is insufficient.
• You cannot record a file when you select a
(podcast) folder in the playback-only area.
adjust the volume (page 26).
• The recording scene is set to "Voice Notes" (
(
). Select a recording scene depending on the current situation
(page 33).
• "Mic Sensitivity" is set to "Low" (
"Medium" (
). (page 89).
• The AVLS (Automatic Volume Limiter System) function limits
the maximum volume of playback sounds when using the
headphones. Set "AVLS" to "OFF" in the menu. When you set the
function "OFF," please be careful not to listen at an excessive
volume.
• "Add/Overwrite" is set to "OFF" in the menu. Set "Add/
Overwrite" to "Add" or "Overwrite" (page 36, 38).
• The remaining memory capacity is insufficient. The overwritten
part will be deleted after the overwriting part finishes recording.
Therefore, you can only overwrite within the remaining recording
time.
• You cannot add or overwrite a recording to a file which was not
recorded using the IC recorder.
• You cannot add or overwrite a recording to a file in a folder in the
playback-only area (a
(music) or
). Set it to "High" (
(music) or
(podcast) folder).
) or 4,074
) or "Audio IN"
) or
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