Sony Walkman WM-EX20 Operating Instructions

Korean and other countries model
3-867-217-62(1)
CHARGE lamp
CHARGE
Cassette Player
Operating Instructions
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WM-EX20
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Sony Corporation © 1999 Printed in Malaysia
WALKMAN is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation.
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WALKMAN Sony
DC IN 1.5 V
WARNING
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To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose
the unit to rain or moisture.
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A
A
European models
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B
Other models
FF
REW
VOL
Y•x
HOLD
B
UK, Australian, and Hong U.S.A., Canada, and European
C
Kong model Continent model Operation button
OPEN OPERATION
HOLD/OPERATION switch
HOLD/OPERATION
HOLD/OPERATION
English
2
BGetting Started
• The battery remainder mark may Make sure the HOLD function
of the remote control is turned
temporarily show a lower level
during fast forwarding or rewinding off.
or use in extremely low If it is on, slide the HOLD
Choosing a Power
temperatures. switch on the remote control to
Source
turn it off (see Fig.
Battery life
Dry Battery (see Fig. A-A) (Approx. hours) (EIAJ*) 3
Press Y(play)•x(stop) and
Attach the supplied battery case, Tape playback adjust the volume with VOL on
the remote control (see Fig.
and then insert one R6 (size AA)
Rechargeable NC-6WM 18
B).
battery with correct polarity. fully charged
Be sure to insert it from the E side
Rechargeable NH-14WM 40
Notes on volume control
as illustrated. fully charged
• The VOLUME switch on the main
Sony alkaline LR6 (SG) 60
unit has three steps; AVLS MIN,
Note
NORM, and MAX.
g Rechargeable NC-6WM 78
• For maximum performance we
Sony alkaline LR6 (SG) Generally, set it to NORM and make
recommend that you use a Sony
used together fine volume adjustments on the
alkaline battery.
remote control. Set it to MAX when
Rechargeable NH-14WM 100
the recording level is low. Set it to
Sony alkaline LR6 (SG)
Rechargeable Battery (see AVLS MIN to activate AVLS (see
used together
Fig. A-B) "Protecting Your Hearing—AVLS").
* Measured value by the standard of
• The sound cannot be turned down
EIAJ (Electronic Industries
1 Insert the supplied all the way.
rechargeable battery Association of Japan). (Using a Sony
HF series cassette tape)
(NC-6WM for U.S.A., Canada, Note on the cassette holder
European, Australian, and •When opening the cassette holder,
Note
Hong Kong model/NH-14WM make sure the tape is stopped, then
• The battery life may shorten
slide the OPEN switch.
for other countries model) into
depending on the operation of the
the charger with correct If the cassette holder is opened when
to REMOTEi
unit.
the tape is running, the tape may
polarity.
REMOTEi
loosen and be damaged.
REMOTEi
House Current
2 Plug in the charger to the house
Operation on the remote
current (mains). (see Fig. A-D) (Excluding
control
UK, Australian, and Hong
European models)
Kong model: Full charging To
Remove the rechargeable battery if
takes about 3.5 hours. Play the other
inserted. Attach the battery case
U.S.A., Canada, and European side
and connect the AC power adaptor
Continent model: Full
charging takes about 2.5 hours. AC-E15HG (not supplied) to the DC
IN 1.5 V jack of the battery case and
Korean and other countries
model: Full charging takes to the wall outlet.
Do not use any other AC power Stop playback
about 2 hours.
adaptor.
If the plug does not fit your
Specifications for AC-E15HG vary
mains, attach the supplied AC Fast forward*
for each area. Check your local
plug adaptor (Excluding
Korean model). voltage and the polarity of the plug
Rewind*
before purchasing.
3 Insert the fully charged battery
Repeat the
into the rechargeable battery
current track
Polarity of
compartment (see Fig. A - C ). (Repeat Single
the plug Track
Function)
You can charge the battery about
300 times. Play the next
track/
Connecting the
succeeding 9
When to replace/charge tracks from the
Earphones
(see Fig. )
B beginning
the battery
(AMS**)
1
Connect the stereo mini plug
The battery remainder mark has 5
steps to show the remaining battery firmly to the remote control. Play the
current track/
power.
2
previous 8
Connect the remote control
When the battery is exhausted, tape
tracks from the
VOLUME firmly to REMOTEi.
playback will become unstable and
beginning
noisy, and then the tape will stop. (AMS**)
3
Wear the "L" marked side to
Replace or charge the battery when
the left ear and the "R" marked
"e" flashes in the display.
Play the other
side to the right ear.
side from the
If the earphones do not fit to
beginning
Display Condition
your ears or the sound is (Skip Reverse
There is enough battery unbalanced, adjust the function)
power.
earphones to fit to your ears
Play the same
firmly. side from the
beginning
(Rewind Auto
BOperating the
The battery power is Play function)
Walkman
decreasing.
* If Y•x on the remote control is
pressed during fast forward or
rewind, the Walkman switches to
Playing a Tape
playback.
The battery is exhausted.
1
Slide the OPEN switch in the
Replace it with a new **Automatic Music Sensor
battery. direction of "b" to release the
cassette compartment cover.
Notes Then, open it manually. Insert
• When you insert a charged battery, the cassette with the exposed
the battery remainder mark may C A
end first (see Fig. - ).
show " " even if it is not fully
charged. But the actual battery life is
shorter.
B
Operation on the main unit
(see Fig. C-C)
You can operate the tape with the
operation button on the main unit.
If the operation button is locked,
C -B). slide HOLD/OPERATION switch
NC-6WM
A-A
in the direction of "B" to release
hold.
NH-14WM
R6 AA
C -
To Press the operation
button (beeps in Sony LR6 SG
the earphones)
E
Play back Once
NC-6WM Sony
Play the other For more than a
LR6 SG
side second during • Sony
playback
(Switching to side A:
NH-14WM Sony
one short beep/
Switching to side B: LR6 SG
A-B
two short beeps)
* EIAJ Electronic Industries
Stop playback Once 1
Association
(One short beep)
N C -
Play the next Twice during
6 W M
track from the playback
N H -
beginning (One short beep,
(AMS*) then repeated sets of
1 4 W M
a short beep and a
•
long beep)
Play the current Three times during
track from the playback 2
beginning (One short beep,
(AMS*) then repeated sets of
two short beeps and
a long beep)
3.5 D
Repeat the Four times during
press (display) current track playback
(Repeat Single (Repeated sets of a
Y•x for more
Track function) short beep, a long
than a second 2.5
beep and a short
E15HG
during playback
beep when
("A" or "b" appears
rewinding)
according to the
playing side) Play the other Twice during stop
2
side from the (One short beep,
Y•x once during
beginning (Skip then repeated single
playback
Reverse beeps)
function)
FF during stop A C - E
("FF" appears)
Play the same Three times during
side from the stop
REW during stop
beginning (One short beep,
("REW" appears) 3
(Rewind Auto then repeated sets of
Y•x twice during Play function) two short beeps)
playback
A - C
To stop a single * Automatic Music Sensor
repeat, press Y•x
once
Note 300
FF once/for the • When you are not sure of the
number of tracks to playback status, press the operation
be skipped during button once. The Walkman will
playback ("AMS"
return to normal playback (except
and the number of 5 B
when you have pressed the
tracks to be skipped
operation button during normal
appear)
1
playback).
REW once/for the
number of tracks to e
Note on side A/B detection
be skipped during
• This Walkman detects the side being
playback 2
("AMS" and the played using the cavity on side A of
number of tracks to the cassette. If there is no cavity on REMOTEi
be skipped appear) the cassette or the cavity is on side B,
the detection will not be done 3
FF for more than a
correctly.
second during stop
("FF" flashes)
Note on AMS and Repeat Single
Track
• The AMS and Repeat Single
REW for more than
a second during Track functions detect a blank of 4
stop ("REW" seconds or longer between the
flashes) tracks. If there is noise between the
tracks, these functions may not
recognize the blank and may not
operate. Likewise, if there is a low-
level segment within a track, these
functions may recognize it as a blank
space.
•
1
b
(turn over)
•
C - A
2
HOLD C-
C
EIAJ*
HOLD
18 B HOLD/
C -
A-A
OPERATION
B
40
3
Y •x
60
VOL C -
78
B
1
• Sony
A
100
• VOLUME
A V L S
MIN NORM MAX B
B
NORM
1
of Japan
Sony HF
NC-6WM
MAX AVLS NH-14WM
MIN AVLS
— AVLS
2
•
AMS*
3.5
•
A-
OPEN 2.5
2
AMS*
AC-
AC
DC IN 1.5 V
3
Y•x
1 A - C
A b
1 5 H G 300
Y•x
* FF
FF
* REW
5
REW
Y•x " "
*
Y•x
•
W a l k m a n
FF 9
AMS AMS**
• Walkman A
L
R
REW 8 B
AMS AMS**
• A M S
4
FF 1
•
FF
" "
REW 1
•
OPEN
REW
*
Y •x Walkman
2
HOLD
EIAJ* C-C
HOLD
NC-6WM 18
C -B HOLD/OPERATION
"B"
3
NH-14WM 40
hold
Y • x
R6 AA VOL
LR6(SG) 60
C -B
NC-6WM 78
E
LR6(SG)
• VOLUME
NH-14WM 100
3 AVLS MIN 1
LR6(SG)
NORM MAX A
NORM
* EIAJ Electronic Industries B
Association of Japan MAX
A-
AVLS
HF AVLS MIN
" —
AVLS"
• AMS*
•
•
A-
OPEN
D
AMS*
AC AC-
E15HG
DC IN 1.5 V
Y•x
AC 1
"A" "b"
AC-E15HG
Y•x
* FF 1
"FF"
* REW 1
"REW"
Y•x
* Automatic Music Sensor
Y•x
•
1 FF
9
"AMS"
2
REMOTEi
A/B
AMS**
• A
3
REW
"L"
"R"
8
B
"AMS"
AMS**
AMS
1
Single Track)
• AMS (Repeat Single
"FF"
Track)
REW 1
"REW"
1
OPEN "b"
*
Y•x
C - A
**Automatic Music Sensor
(
(Repeat
4
)