Page 1 Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Use this Help Guide when you have any questions on how to use your IC recorder. The contents of the Help Guide may be subject to change without notice due to updates to the product's specifications.
Page 2 Display window while the current file information is displayed Display window while the file search categories are displayed Power Charging the battery with a computer Disconnecting the IC recorder from the computer Using/Charging the IC recorder with the USB AC adaptor Disconnecting the IC recorder from the USB AC adaptor Turning the power on Turning the power off...
Page 3 Playback Playing Playing a file Selecting a file Locating a playback point with the track mark list (Track Mark List) Additional operations available during playback Additional playback operations/settings Reducing noise in the playback audio to make human voices sound clearer – the Clear Voice function Adjusting the playback speed –...
Page 4 Deleting a track mark Deleting all the track marks in the selected file at one time Dividing files Dividing a file at the current playback point Dividing a file at all the track mark points Changing names Changing a folder name Changing a file name Protecting a file Settings menu...
Page 5 Computer Connecting the IC recorder to a computer Structure of folders and files Copying files from the IC recorder to a computer Copying music files from a computer to the IC recorder Playing music files on the IC recorder that were copied from a computer Using the IC recorder as a USB storage device Software (for Windows only) What you can do with Sound Organizer 2...
Page 6 A clipping or breaking noise is recorded. You hear noise when using the headphones (not supplied) for playback. You hear noise during playback even with the Clear Voice function turned on. Power The IC recorder does not turn on or pressing any button does not work. The IC recorder does not turn off.
Page 7 Time jump ±10% does not match the value of the file time divided by 10. Editing You cannot divide a file. You cannot move a file. You cannot copy a file to a different folder. Track marks are not detected. The folder or file you created is not displayed.
Page 9: Parts And Controls
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Parts and controls Built-in microphones Operation indicator (record/recording stop) button Display window (cue/fast forward) button (play/enter/stop) button (*1) (review/fast backward) button JUMP button OPTION button BACK／ HOME button (You can return to the previous screen or item by pressing this button quickly and you can also return to the HOME menu by pressing and holding this button.)
Page 10 The built-in speaker is for checking the recorded sound, so the volume is limited. If playback sound is not loud enough or is difficult to hear, use headphones (not supplied.) Sliding the POWER・HOLD switch to [POWER] and holding it for 8 seconds or longer restarts your IC recorder. For details, see Restarting the recorder. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 11: Using The Home Menu
You can display the Settings menu and change various settings on the IC recorder. Back to XX(*): Select this function to return to the screen before you displayed the HOME menu. The function you are currently using is displayed in [XX]. Related Topic Using the OPTION menu 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 12: Using The Option Menu
(cue/fast forward) to select the desired setting, and then press (play/enter/stop). Hint To return to the previous screen, press BACK/HOME while the OPTION menu is on the display window. Related Topic Using the HOME menu List of the OPTION menu items 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 13: Recorded Files
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 List of the OPTION menu items The following lists the OPTION menu items. To display the OPTION menu, press OPTION. Depending on the operation or condition, some of the items may not be displayed. Record The following menu items are available while: - recording is in progress.
Page 14 Add Track Mark: Adding a track mark DPC(Speed Control): Adjusting the playback speed – the DPC(Speed Control) function A-B Repeat: Specifying a segment of a file to play repeatedly (A-B repeat) Clear Voice: Reducing noise in the playback audio to make human voices sound clearer – the Clear Voice function Equalizer: Selecting a sound quality setting (Equalizer) Easy Search:...
Page 15 Creating a folder Delete Folder: Deleting a folder Change Folder Name: Changing a folder name Music The following menu items are available while: - playback of a file that is imported from a computer is in progress. - playback of a file that is imported from a computer is on standby. Add Track Mark: Adding a track mark DPC(Speed Control):...
Page 16 Related Topic Using the OPTION menu 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 17: About Folders And Files
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 About folders and files The following illustrates the structure of folders and files that you can view on your IC recorder. Under [ Recorded Files] [FOLDER01]: Recorded files are stored. A: HOME menu B: Folders...
Page 19 You can select one of the following: : Music : Recorded Files : Record : Settings : Back to XX (The function you are currently using is displayed in [XX].) Related Topic Using the HOME menu 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 20 Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Display window while recording is in progress or on standby The following describes the display window while recording is in progress or on standby. Recording while using scenes Recording is on standby while using scenes...
Page 21 Battery indicator Sleep timer indicator Indicates that the sleep timer is active. Microphone sensitivity indicator Indicates the sensitivity level of the built-in microphones that is currently selected. : Auto : High : Medium : Low 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 22 Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Display window while playback is in progress The following describes the display window during playback. Recorded Files Recorded Files (when the DPC(Speed Control) function is active) Music Music (when the DPC(Speed Control) function is active) Note The above screens are provided for explanatory purposes.
Page 23 Battery indicator Elapsed time Indicates the elapsed time of the current playback. Playback status indicator Indicates the current playback status of your IC recorder. (play): playing (review/fast backward)/ (cue/fast forward): reviewing (fast-rewinding)/cueing (fast-forwarding) (stop): on standby 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 24 Recording filter currently selected. VOR: VOR (Voice Operated Recording) setting currently selected. Auto Track Marks: Automatic track mark setting currently selected. Time Stamps for Auto Track Marks: Time stamps for auto track mark setting currently selected. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 25 Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Display window while the current file information is displayed You can view the information (file length, recording mode, recording date and time etc.) about the recorded file you selected. Note The following screens are provided for explanatory purposes. They may look different from what you actually see on your IC recorder.
Page 26 File Protection: File protection setting for music files. Codec: Codec type for music files. Bit Rate: Bit rate for music files. Sample Rate: Sampling rate for music files. Bit Depth: Bit depth for music files. File Path: Path to the file. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 27 You can select one of the following search categories: All Songs: All music files are listed. Albums: Music files are sorted by album title. Artists: Music files are sorted by artist name. Folders: Music files in the selected folder are listed. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 28: Charging The Battery With A Computer
If your IC recorder is connected to a computer which is not running or in a power saving mode (standby or sleep), the battery will not charge. Related Topic Disconnecting the IC recorder from the computer Connecting the IC recorder to a computer 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 29: Disconnecting The Ic Recorder From The Computer
Disconnect the USB Type-C cable from the computer and the IC recorder. Hint For details on disconnecting a USB device from the computer, refer to the manual supplied with the computer. Related Topic Charging the battery with a computer Connecting the IC recorder to a computer 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 30 Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Using/Charging the IC recorder with the USB AC adaptor You can charge the battery by connecting the USB AC adaptor to a household power outlet. Being able to use the IC recorder while it is charging is useful when recording for a long time.
Page 31 When connecting the USB Type-C cable, plug it all the way into the port. If the cable is insufficiently plugged, battery charging will not start. Your IC recorder does not support USB PD (USB Power Delivery). Related Topic Disconnecting the IC recorder from the USB AC adaptor Built-in rechargeable battery life 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 32: Disconnecting The Ic Recorder From The Usb Ac Adaptor
Do not connect/disconnect the USB Type-C cable to/from the USB AC adaptor that is connected to an outlet. Do not connect/disconnect the USB AC adaptor, which is connected to your IC recorder, to/from an outlet. Related Topic Using/Charging the IC recorder with the USB AC adaptor 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 33: Turning The Power On
If you turn the power back on within 4 hours from your last power-off, the power will come on quickly. Related Topic Turning the power off Setting the time period before the IC recorder automatically turns off (Auto Power Off) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 34: Turning The Power Off
If the sleep timer is active, your IC recorder will turn off automatically in the specified period of time. Related Topic Turning the power on Setting the time period before the IC recorder automatically turns off (Auto Power Off) Restarting the IC recorder 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 35: Using The Screen Off Timer
To change the screen off timer setting, select [ Settings] - [Common Settings] - [Screen Off Timer] from the HOME menu, and then select [No Auto Screen Off], [15 Sec], [30 Sec], [1 Min], [3 Min], or [5 Min]. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 36: Making The Initial Settings
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Making the initial settings When you turn on your IC recorder for the first time, the [Configure Initial Settings] screen appears on the display window. Make the initial settings, such as selecting the display language, setting the clock, and turning on/off the beep sound.
Page 37 Setting the clock (Date & Time) Selecting the date display format (Date Display Format) Selecting the clock display format (Time Display) Turning the beep sound on or off (Beep) Display window while the HOME menu is displayed 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 38: Placing The Ic Recorder Into The Hold State (Hold)
The clock may tell the time either in 12-Hour format with [AM] or [PM] or in the 24-Hour format, depending on the selected clock display format (Time Display) on the Settings menu. In addition, the default clock display format depends on the country or region of your purchase. Related Topic Releasing the IC recorder from the HOLD state 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 39: Releasing The Ic Recorder From The Hold State
Activate.] on the display window. Release the IC recorder from the HOLD state before you use it. Slide the POWER・HOLD switch to the center dot. Related Topic Placing the IC recorder into the HOLD state (HOLD) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 40: Maintaining The Moderate Volume Level (European Model Only)
The IC recorder limits the maximum volume to allow you to listen to the sound at a moderate volume level when using the headphones. When you try to adjust the volume to a level that exceeds the specified level, the [Check The Volume Level] message appears. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 41: Recording With The Built-In Microphones
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Recording with the built-in microphones This section describes the procedure for basic recording operations. You can record audio with the selected sensitivity level of the microphones and recording mode. Note If you accidentally touch your IC recorder or let an object come in contact with it while recording is in progress, rustling or scratching noises may be recorded.
Page 42 Before recording with your IC recorder in a breast pocket, it is recommended that you secure the IC recorder to the hem of the pocket with the clip to reduce rustling noises in the recording. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 43 While your IC recorder is turned off, you can still start recording by pressing (record/recording stop). To stop recording, press (record/recording stop) once again. Note While the POWER・HOLD switch is in the HOLD position, you cannot start recording by pressing (record/recording stop). 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 44: Monitoring The Recording Audio
Connect headphones (not supplied) to the headphones jack ( Press VOL -/+ ( ) to adjust the monitoring volume. Changing the monitoring volume does not affect the recording volume. Related Topic Recording with the built-in microphones 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 45 While recording is on standby, select [Recording Folder] on the OPTION menu, and then press (play/enter/stop). Press (review/fast backward) or (cue/fast forward) to select the desired folder, and then press (play/enter/stop). Hint For instructions on creating a new folder, see Creating a folder. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 46: Selecting A Recording Scene For An Individual Situation
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Selecting a recording scene for an individual situation According to a particular recording situation, you can change some recording settings, including the recording mode and the sensitivity level of the built-in microphones, at once by selecting one of the recording scenes (Scene Select).
Page 47 Default settings for the recording scenes of the Scene Select function List of the Settings menu items 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 48: Tips For Better Recording
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Tips for better recording Recording a conversation Put your IC recorder in a clothes pocket. To use the Scene Select function, select [Pocket]. Recording at a meeting Place your IC recorder close to speakers of the meeting.
Page 49 For recording an interview, it is suitable to select [Auto Voice Rec] or [Interview] of the Scene Select function. Related Topic Selecting a recording scene for an individual situation Reducing noise during recording (Recording Filter) Selecting the sensitivity level of the built-in microphones (Mic Sensitivity) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 50: Default Settings For The Recording Scenes Of The Scene Select Function
Even if you set a scene, you can change the settings for [REC Mode] and [Mic Sensitivity]. Related Topic Selecting a recording scene for an individual situation Selecting the recording mode (REC Mode) Selecting the sensitivity level of the built-in microphones (Mic Sensitivity) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 51: Using The Recording Delay Function
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Using the recording delay function You can set your IC recorder to start recording automatically when the specified period of time expires. While recording is on standby, select [Recording Delay] on the OPTION menu, and then press (play/enter/stop).
Page 53: Recording Automatically In Response To The Input Sound Volume - The Vor Function
If the selected sensitivity level does not work as you expected or when you want to make an important recording, follow the above steps to set [VOR] to [OFF]. Hint To cancel the VOR function setup process, set [VOR] to [OFF] in step 2. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 54: Recording The Playback Audio Of The Ic Recorder On An External Device
The playback audio from the IC recorder is recorded on the external device. To stop the recording, stop recording on the connected device and press (play/enter/stop) on the IC recorder once again to stop the playback. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 55: Playing A File
The built-in speaker is provided mainly for checking recorded audio files; the sound may be not loud enough or difficult to hear. In such cases, use headphones (not supplied). Related Topic Additional operations available during playback Playing music files on the IC recorder that were copied from a computer 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 56: Selecting A File
Select a list or folder from the search results, and then select a file. Press (review/fast backward) or (cue/fast forward) to select a list or folder, and then select the file. Hint By default, [ Recorded Files] has [FOLDER01]. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 57: Locating A Playback Point With The Track Mark List (Track Mark List)
While playback is on standby or in progress, select [Track Mark List] on the OPTION menu, and then press (play/enter/stop). Press (review/fast backward) or (cue/fast forward) to the desired track mark, and then press (play/enter/stop). File playback starts from the selected track mark point. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 58: Additional Operations Available During Playback
(This operation is effective while [OFF] is selected for [Easy Search] on the OPTION menu.) To skip to the succeeding files Press (cue/fast forward) repeatedly. Related Topic Adding a track mark Jumping forward/back a fixed number of seconds (Easy Search) Searching forward/backward (Cue/Review) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 59: Reducing Noise In The Playback Audio To Make Human Voices Sound Clearer - The Clear Voice Function
Reduces ambient noises further than [Clear Voice 1] to make human voices sound much more clearly. Note While playback with the built-in speaker, or playback of the files in [ Music] is in progress, the Clear Voice function does not work. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 60 The playback speed is set to [x 1.00] by default. When the playback speed is specified, the DPC(Speed Control) function is turned on. Hint To resume the normal playback speed, select [OFF] in step 2. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 61: Selecting A Sound Quality Setting (Equalizer)
Suitable when you want to listen to music with focus on high notes. Bass Boost: Suitable when you want to listen to music with focus on low notes. Note While playback is in progress with the built-in speaker, the Equalizer function does not work. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 62: Selecting The Playback Mode
Plays the files in the specified range at random. Shuffle Repeat: Plays the files in the specified range repeatedly at random. Related Topic Specifying a segment of a file to play repeatedly (A-B repeat) Repeatedly playing the current file (Button-hold repeat playback) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 63: Specifying A Segment Of A File To Play Repeatedly (A-B Repeat)
To change the segment specified for the A-B repeat playback function, resume normal playback by pressing BACK/HOME while the A-B repeat playback function is active, and then repeat step 1 and step 2. Related Topic Selecting the playback mode Repeatedly playing the current file (Button-hold repeat playback) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 64 To cancel the button-hold repeat playback function and resume the normal playback, press (play/enter/stop). You can turn on the button-hold repeat playback function while your IC recorder is in a particular playback mode. Related Topic Specifying a segment of a file to play repeatedly (A-B repeat) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 65: Specifying The Playback Range In The Stored File List
Plays all files that are contained in the folder (recording date, recording scene, artist name, album title, etc.), including the current playing file (default setting). Selecting [ Selected Range] displays the folder icon on the playback screen. Related Topic Selecting a file 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 66 (not supplied) or active speakers (not supplied). Use headphones: Connect headphones to the headphones jack ( Use external speakers: Connect active speakers to the headphones jack ( Note Connecting headphones or active speakers to your IC recorder disables the built-in speaker. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 67: Searching Forward/Backward (Cue/Review)
Forward or backward search begins at a slow speed, which helps you check the file word by word. If you keep holding either button, forward or backward search will continue at a faster speed. Related Topic Jumping forward/back a fixed number of seconds (Easy Search) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 68 Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Quickly locating your desired portion of a recording (Time Jump) With the time jump function, you can move the total playback time of each file to 1 of 10 divided positions. You can quickly locate your desired portion of long recorded files.
Page 69 If there is a track mark when jumping forward or back in 10% increments, the IC recorder moves to the track mark’s position. If you press and hold (review/fast backward) or (cue/fast forward) while in time jump mode, (review/fast backward) searches backward (review) and (cue/fast forward) searches forward (cue). Related Topic Searching forward/backward (Cue/Review) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 70 Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Jumping forward/back a fixed number of seconds (Easy Search) With the Easy Search function, you can quickly locate your desired playback point. This function is useful for activities such as language learning and taking minutes of a meeting as it helps you go over to the section that you could not make out or skip unnecessary sections.
Page 71 Searching forward/backward (Cue/Review) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 72: Deleting A File
To delete a part of a file, first divide the file into two files, select the file you want to delete, and proceed with step 2 and step 3. For instructions on dividing a file, see Dividing a file at the current playback point. Related Topic Selecting a file Deleting all files in the searched folder or list Deleting a folder 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 73: Deleting All Files In The Searched Folder Or List
You cannot delete a protected file. To delete a protected file, remove the protection from the file first, then delete the file. For instructions on removing protection, see Protecting a file. Hint To cancel the deleting process, select [No] in step 5, and then press (play/enter/stop). Related Topic Deleting a file Deleting a folder 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 74: Deleting A Folder
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Deleting a folder You can select a folder and delete it. Select [ Music] or [ Recorded Files] on the HOME menu, and then press (play/enter/stop). Press (review/fast backward) or (cue/fast forward) to select [Folders], and then press (play/enter/stop).
Page 76: Moving A File To A Different Folder
You cannot move a protected file. To move the file, remove the protection first, and then move the file. For instructions on removing protection, see Protecting a file. You cannot move the files stored in [ Music]. Related Topic Selecting a file Copying a file to a different folder 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 77: Copying A File To A Different Folder
[Please Wait] appears and the file will be copied from the source folder to the destination folder with the same name. Note You cannot copy the files stored in [ Music]. Related Topic Selecting a file Moving a file to a different folder 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 78: Creating A Folder
Select [Create Folder] on the OPTION menu, and then press (play/enter/stop). Select (review/fast backward) or (cue/fast forward) to select a folder name from the template, and then press (play/enter/stop). A new folder is created. Note You cannot create a folder in [ Music]. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 79: Adding A Track Mark
To name track marks, use the dedicated software (Sound Organizer 2). However, only the first 16 characters of the track mark name are displayed on the display window of your IC recorder. Related Topic Adding track marks automatically Deleting a track mark 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 80: Adding Track Marks Automatically
While the Auto Track Marks function is active, you can still add a track mark at any point by selecting [Add Track Mark] on the OPTION menu and pressing (play/enter/stop) during recording. Related Topic Adding a track mark Deleting a track mark Locating a playback point with the track mark list (Track Mark List) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 81: Deleting A Track Mark
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Deleting a track mark You can delete the closest track mark before the point where you stopped playback. Select the file from which you want to delete track marks. Play the file and stop at a point after the track mark you want to delete.
Page 83: Deleting All The Track Marks In The Selected File At One Time
You cannot delete track marks while recording is on standby. Use the HOME menu to select the file containing the track mark that you want to delete. Hint To cancel the deleting process, select [No] in step 3, and then press (play/enter/stop). Related Topic Selecting a file Deleting a track mark 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 84: Dividing A File At The Current Playback Point
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Dividing a file at the current playback point You can divide a file while playback is on standby, so that the file is divided into two parts and new file numbers are added to the divided file names. Dividing a file helps you quickly locate the point from which you want to play in a long recording file, such as a meeting recording.
Page 85 Related Topic Selecting a file Dividing a file at all the track mark points 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 86: Dividing A File At All The Track Mark Points
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Dividing a file at all the track mark points You can divide a file at all the track mark points. Select the file that you want to divide. While playback is on standby, select [Divide] - [At All Track Marks] from the OPTION menu, and then press (play/enter/stop).
Page 88: Changing A Folder Name
A sequential number (01 to 10) is always added to every folder name as a suffix. If you select the folder name that already exists, additional folders with the same name will be suffixed with a sequential number (02 to 10). Related Topic Changing a file name 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 89: Changing A File Name
You cannot change the name of a protected file. To change the name of a protected file, remove the protection from the file first, then change the name. For instructions on removing protection, see Protecting a file. You cannot change the name of files in [ Music]. Related Topic Changing a folder name 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 90: Protecting A File
On the screen for viewing information about the recorded file, [ON] is displayed next to [File Protection:] to indicate that the file is protected. Hint To remove protection from a file, select the protected file, and then select [Do Not Protect] in step 2. Related Topic Selecting a file 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 91: List Of The Settings Menu Items
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 List of the Settings menu items The following lists the Settings menu items on the HOME menu. Recording Settings Recording Folder: Changing the storage folder for recorded files Create Folder: Creating a folder Scene Select:...
Page 92 Resetting all menu settings to the default ones (Reset All Settings) Formatting the memory (Format) Available Rec. Time: Checking the remaining recording time (Available Rec. Time) System Information: Checking the information about the IC recorder (System Information) Related Topic Using the HOME menu 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 93: Selecting The Recording Mode (Rec Mode)
LPCM (not compressed) in stereo high-quality recording mode MP3 192kbps: MP3 (compressed) in stereo standard-quality recording mode (default setting) MP3 128kbps: MP3 (compressed) in long play stereo recording mode MP3 48kbps(MONO): MP3 (compressed) in monaural standard recording mode 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 94 Suitable for recording distant or soft human voices in large spaces, including conference rooms. Medium: Suitable for recording small meetings or interviews (default setting). Low: Suitable for speaking into the built-in microphones to record voice notes or recording nearby or loud human voices. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 95 Light: Adds a slightly enhanced stereo feeling to recordings. Strong: Adds a more enhanced stereo feeling than [Light] to recordings. Note While [REC Mode] is set to [MP3 48kbps(MONO)], the Stereo Emphasis function is disabled. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 96: Reducing Noise During Recording (Recording Filter)
Cuts high-frequency sounds except for human voices as well as low-frequency sounds (default setting). LCF(Low Cut): Cuts low-frequency sounds, including noise from projectors and roaring wind sounds. Hint To cancel the Recording Filter function setup process, select [OFF] in step 2. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 97: Turning The Operation Indicator On Or Off (Led)
The operation indicator lights or flashes according to IC recorder operations (default setting). OFF: The operation indicator stays unlit during IC recorder operations. Note If the IC recorder is connected to a computer, the operation indicator lights or flashes, even if the setting is [OFF]. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 98: Selecting The Display Language (Language)
(Traditional Chinese). Press and hold BACK/HOME to return to the HOME menu. Note The number of language options you can select and the default setting differ depending on the country or region of your purchase. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 99: Setting The Clock (Date & Time)
(Time Display) on the Settings menu. In addition, the default clock display format depends on the country or region of your purchase. The default date display format depends on the country or region of your purchase. Related Topic Placing the IC recorder into the HOLD state (HOLD) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 100: Selecting The Date Display Format (Date Display Format)
The date appears in the year/month/date format. MM/DD/YYYY: The date appears in the month/date/year format. DD/MM/YYYY: The date appears in the date/month/year format. Note The default setting differs depending on the area you purchased your IC recorder. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 101: Selecting The Clock Display Format (Time Display)
You can select one of the following items: 12-Hour: 12:00AM = midnight, 12:00PM = noon 24-Hour: 00:00 = midnight, 12:00 = noon Note The default setting differs depending on the country or region of your purchase. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 102: Turning The Beep Sound On Or Off (Beep)
You can select one of the following items: A beep will sound to indicate that an operation is accepted or an error occurs (default setting). OFF: No beeps will sound. Related Topic Monitoring the recording audio 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 103 No sound comes out of the built-in speaker. Note While [ON] is set to [Speaker Output], no sound comes out of the built-in speaker as long as the headphones are plugged to your IC recorder. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 104: Using The Sleep Timer (Sleep Timer)
To keep the sleep timer on, select [Keep On], and to turn it off, select [Turn Off]. Related Topic Setting the time period before the IC recorder automatically turns off (Auto Power Off) Using the recording delay function 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 105: Setting The Time Period Before The Ic Recorder Automatically Turns Off (Auto Power Off)
During the recording delay countdown, your IC recorder does not turn off even when the period of time specified for the Auto Power Off function expires. Related Topic Turning the power on Releasing the IC recorder from the HOLD state Using the recording delay function 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 106: Resetting All Menu Settings To The Default Ones (Reset All Settings)
[Please Wait] appears and all menu settings will be reset to the default ones. Press and hold BACK/HOME to return to the HOME menu. Hint To cancel the resetting process, select [No] in step 2. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 107: Formatting The Memory (Format)
Be aware that formatting the built-in memory will delete all of the stored data, including protected files, and you will not be able to restore anything after the formatting process. Hint To cancel the formatting process, select [No] in step 2. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 108: Checking The Remaining Recording Time (Available Rec. Time)
You can display the remaining recording time in the current recording mode in hours, minutes, and seconds. Select [ Settings] - [Common Settings] - [Available Rec. Time] from the HOME menu, and then press (play/enter/stop). Press and hold BACK/HOME to return to the HOME menu. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 109: Checking The Information About The Ic Recorder (System Information)
You can display the information about your IC recorder, such as the IC recorder's model name and the software version number. Select [ Settings] - [Common Settings] - [System Information] from the HOME menu, and then press (play/enter/stop). Press and hold BACK/HOME to return to the HOME menu. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 110: Connecting The Ic Recorder To A Computer
The IC recorder is detected by the computer as soon as a connection is made. While the IC recorder is connected to the computer, [Connecting] appears on the display window of the IC recorder. Related Topic Disconnecting the IC recorder from the computer 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 111: Structure Of Folders And Files
Then, you can display the music file information or use it for music file search on the IC recorder. If a music file has no title assigned, it will appear with its file name on your IC recorder. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 112: Copying Files From The Ic Recorder To A Computer
To copy a file or folder (drag and drop), click and hold the file or folder ( ), drag ( ), and then drop ( A: IC RECORDER B: Computer Related Topic Connecting the IC recorder to a computer Disconnecting the IC recorder from the computer 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 113: Copying Music Files From A Computer To The Ic Recorder
Your IC recorder is capable of storing up to 199 files per folder and recognizing a total of up to 5,000 folders and files stored on the built-in memory. Disconnect the IC recorder from the computer. Related Topic Technical specifications Connecting the IC recorder to a computer Disconnecting the IC recorder from the computer 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 114: Playing Music Files On The Ic Recorder That Were Copied From A Computer
Music] for the files that you copied to the MUSIC folder. For instructions on selecting a file, see Selecting a file. Press (play/enter/stop) to start playback. Press (play/enter/stop) to stop playback. Related Topic Display window while playback is in progress Technical specifications 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 115: Using The Ic Recorder As A Usb Storage Device
You can connect your IC recorder to a computer and use it as a USB storage device. To use the IC recorder as a USB storage device, you need a computer that meets the system requirements. For more information, see System requirements. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 116: Dividing Files
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 What you can do with Sound Organizer 2 Sound Organizer 2 allows you to exchange files between your IC recorder and a computer. You can play songs imported from other media (music CDs, etc.) and audio files (MP3 files, etc.) imported on the computer as well as transfer them to the IC recorder.
Page 117 You can select your favorites from the songs imported into Sound Organizer 2 and make your own original music CD. Other convenient usage You can start your e-mail software and attach recorded files to an e-mail. Related Topic Installing Sound Organizer 2 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 118 Transfer buttons : Transfers the files from Sound Organizer 2 to the connected IC recorder's built-in memory. : Imports the files from the connected IC recorder's built-in memory to My Library of Sound Organizer 2. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 119: Operating Systems
A compatible USB port is required to use devices and media. Operation via a USB hub is not guaranteed except for models for which operation has been specifically guaranteed. Optical disc To create a music CD, you need a CD-R/RW drive. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 120: Installing Sound Organizer
ICD-TX660 Installing Sound Organizer 2 Download the installer file from the Sony Service website and install Sound Organizer 2 on a computer. Note Be sure to install Sound Organizer 2 on the computer that has already Sound Organizer (Ver. 1.6) installed as well.
Page 121: System Requirements
For the latest information on the supported operating systems, visit our support home page (see Customer support websites). Hardware requirements Port: USB port Optical disc drive: To create a music CD, you need a CD-R/RW drive. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 122: Technical Specifications
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Technical specifications Specifications Capacity (User available capacity) (*1) (*2) 16 GB (approx. 12.80 GB = 13,743,895,347 Byte) Maximum number of recorded files (for a folder) 199 files Maximum number of files (*3) 5,000 files (including folders) Frequency characteristics LPCM 44.1 kHz/16 bit (STEREO): 95 Hz - 20,000 Hz...
Page 123: Ambient Conditions
Playback of the MP3 files recorded by the IC recorder is also supported. WMA Ver.9 is compatible, however, MBR (Multi Bit Rate), Lossless, Professional, and Voice are not supported. Copyright-protected files are not available for playback. Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 124: Maximum Recording Time
Recording scenes associated with the recording mode by default. If the file size reaches the maximum limit (4 GB for an LPCM file, and 1 GB for an MP3 file) during recording, the file will be divided due to system limitations. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 125: Maximum Playback Time/Number Of Music Files
Provided that MP3 files of 4 minutes each are transferred from a computer for playback. Note When your IC recorder has many files and folders stored, it may take some time for the display window to turn on after you turn on the IC recorder. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 126: Battery Charge Time
15 hours Measured values acquired under our measurement conditions. The battery life may shorten depending on how you operate the IC recorder. Battery charge time The worn-out battery takes about 1 hour to fully charge. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 127 USB Type-C® and USB-C® are registered trademarks of USB Implementers Forum. All other trademarks and registered trademarks are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. Furthermore, “™” and “®” are not mentioned in each case in this Help Guide. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 128: Customer Support Websites
For customers in the U.S.A.: https://www.sony.com/am/support For customers in Canada: https://www.sony.com/am/support For customers in China: https://service.sony.com.cn For customers in other countries/regions: https://www.sony-asia.com/support Note that recorded files may be deleted during service or repair services. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 129: Troubleshooting
For details on the operation of Sound Organizer 2, refer to the Sound Organizer 2 help. Should any problem persist after you have made these checks, consult your nearest Sony dealer. Please access the following support home page to obtain the latest support information about the IC recorder: For customers in Europe: https://www.sony.eu/support...
Page 130: Restarting The Ic Recorder
While the IC recorder is in operation and you restart it, the data that is stored on the IC recorder or the IC recorder settings may be deleted. Before restarting, make sure that the operation indicator ( ) is not lit. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 131: The Recorded File Is Noisy And Is Hard To Understand
While playback with the built-in speaker or playback of the files in [ Music] is in progress, however, the Clear Voice function does not work. Related Topic Reducing noise in the playback audio to make human voices sound clearer – the Clear Voice function 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 132: The Recorded File Is Noisy And You Want To Record With Less Noise
If you select the Recording Filter function’s [NCF(Noise Cut)] or [LCF(Low Cut)], you can reduce noise in the recordings. Related Topic Reducing noise during recording (Recording Filter) Selecting a recording scene for an individual situation 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 133: A Rustling Noise Is Recorded
If you accidentally touch your IC recorder or let an object come in contact with it while recording is in progress, rustling noises may be recorded. Keep your hand away from the IC recorder until you finish recording. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 134 A clipping or breaking noise may be recorded if your IC recorder is placed extremely close to an AC power source, a fluorescent lamp, a computer, a mobile phone, or a smartphone during recording or playback. Keep the IC recorder away from such devices when recording. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 135 Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 You hear noise when using the headphones (not supplied) for playback. The plug of the connected headphones is dirty. Clean the plug. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 136: You Hear Noise During Playback Even With The Clear Voice Function Turned On
You hear noise during playback even with the Clear Voice function turned on. While playback with the built-in speaker or playback of the files in [ Music] is in progress, the Clear Voice function does not work. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 137: The Ic Recorder Does Not Turn On Or Pressing Any Button Does Not Work
Slide the POWER・HOLD switch to the center dot. Related Topic Charging the battery with a computer Using/Charging the IC recorder with the USB AC adaptor Turning the power on Parts and controls Releasing the IC recorder from the HOLD state 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 138: The Ic Recorder Does Not Turn Off
The IC recorder does not turn off. Slide and hold the POWER・HOLD switch to [POWER] and hold it until [Power Off] appears on the display window. Related Topic Turning the power off Parts and controls 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 139: The Ic Recorder Automatically Turns Off
When the time period that is specified for the sleep timer expires, your IC recorder automatically turns off. (By default, the sleep timer is set to [OFF].) Related Topic Using the sleep timer (Sleep Timer) Setting the time period before the IC recorder automatically turns off (Auto Power Off) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 140 The rechargeable battery is capable of charging about 500 times but the rechargeable times vary depending on the usage of your IC recorder. If the fully charged battery wears out in half the time it normally does, it indicates that the battery is deteriorated. Consult your nearest Sony dealer. Related Topic...
Page 141: You Cannot Charge The Battery By Connecting The Ic Recorder To Your Computer
When a USB hub or USB extension cable (commercially available) is used for power connection, connect the supplied USB Type-C cable to your IC recorder, and then connect the cable directly to the USB hub or USB extension cable. Related Topic Charging the battery with a computer System requirements 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 142 The battery indicator does not appear on the display window or it disappears in the middle of charging. The supplied USB Type-C cable is not properly connected to the USB port on your IC recorder. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 143 (thermometer icon) appears and flashes instead of the battery indicator, the ambient temperature is out of the range for charging the battery. Charge the battery under the temperature of 5 °C - 35 °C (41 °F - 95 °F). 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 144: The Ic Recorder Does Not Operate Correctly
The IC recorder does not operate correctly. You may have formatted the built-in memory of your IC recorder with a computer. Be sure to use the IC recorder for formatting. Related Topic Formatting the memory (Format) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 145 When your IC recorder has many files and folders stored, its operation slows down. When the total number of files and folders stored on the IC recorder is high, it may take some time for the IC recorder to process a recording regardless of its length. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 146: The Operation Indicator Does Not Light
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 The operation indicator does not light. [LED] is set to [OFF]. Set [LED] to [ON]. Related Topic Turning the operation indicator on or off (LED) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 147: You Cannot Record A File
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 You cannot record a file. The remaining recording time is insufficient. Related Topic Checking the remaining recording time (Available Rec. Time) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 148: Recording Is Interrupted
ICD-TX660 Recording is interrupted. The VOR function is turned on. To turn off the VOR function, set [VOR] to [OFF]. Related Topic Recording automatically in response to the input sound volume – the VOR function 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 149: The Vor Function Does Not Work
If an expected recording is not made with the changed sensitivity level of the built-in microphones or before you make a recording of importance, select [OFF] for [VOR] on the OPTION menu. Related Topic Recording automatically in response to the input sound volume – the VOR function 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 150 Too loud sounds are included in input. If input sounds are distorted, it is recommended that you move your IC recorder further away from the sound source or lower the sensitivity level of the built-in microphones. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 151: The Playback Volume Is Low
Related Topic Selecting the sensitivity level of the built-in microphones (Mic Sensitivity) Selecting a recording scene for an individual situation Tips for better recording 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 152: You Hear No Sound From The Built-In Speaker
Headphones are connected to your IC recorder. Disconnect the headphones. [Speaker Output] is set to [OFF (Mute)] on the HOME menu. Change it to [ON]. Related Topic Turning on or off the speaker output (Speaker Output) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 153: You Hear Sound From The Built-In Speaker Even When Headphones (Not Supplied) Are Connected
You hear sound from the built-in speaker even when headphones (not supplied) are connected. When the headphones connection is loose, you may hear sound from the built-in speaker as well. Disconnect the headphones and connect them once again. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 154 Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 The Equalizer function does not change sound quality. While playback is in progress with the built-in speaker, the Equalizer function does not work. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 155: Playback Speed Is Too Fast Or Too Slow
The DPC(Speed Control) setting is set to [ON], and you have changed the playback speed. Set the DPC(Speed Control) setting to [OFF], or change the playback speed to normal. Related Topic Adjusting the playback speed – the DPC(Speed Control) function 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 156 Your IC recorder is in time jump mode. Press JUMP to enter normal play mode. You cannot move to the next or previous file while the A-B repeat function is active. Related Topic Quickly locating your desired portion of a recording (Time Jump) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 157 Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 You cannot use A-B repeat. While in time jump mode, you cannot use A-B repeat. Related Topic Quickly locating your desired portion of a recording (Time Jump) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 158 Your IC recorder is in normal play mode. Press JUMP to enter time jump mode. You cannot use the time jump function while the A-B repeat function is active. Related Topic Quickly locating your desired portion of a recording (Time Jump) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 159 Depending on the type of Codec (such as a variable bit rate (VBR) file), the 10 divided positions may not be the same as the total playback time divided into 10 equal parts. Related Topic Quickly locating your desired portion of a recording (Time Jump) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 160: You Cannot Divide A File
You cannot divide files other than those recorded by the IC recorder (e.g. a file transferred from a computer). While playback of a file is in progress, you cannot divide the file. Related Topic Deleting a file 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 161: You Cannot Move A File
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 You cannot move a file. You cannot move files in [ Music] to another folder in the built-in memory. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 162: You Cannot Copy A File To A Different Folder
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 You cannot copy a file to a different folder. You cannot copy files in [ Music] to another folder in the built-in memory. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 163 ICD-TX660 Track marks are not detected. Your IC recorder may fail to detect the track marks that are added by any IC recorder model other than ICD-TX660. Use Sound Organizer 2 to copy such a file to the IC recorder.
Page 164: The Folder Or File You Created Is Not Displayed
The folder or file you created is not displayed. If you have created a folder or file on the computer, your IC recorder may fail to detect it depending on where you created it. For more information, see Structure of folders and files. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 165: The Display Window Turns Off Too Soon
You can change the screen off timer setting to make the display screen stay longer. When [Screen Off Timer] is set to [No Auto Screen Off], the battery wears quickly. Related Topic Using the screen off timer 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 166: The Remaining Recording Time On The Display Window Is Shorter Than The One Displayed On The Computer
As the remaining recording time on the display window is calculated by subtracting the memory capacity required for system operations from the remaining built-in memory capacity, it may not be consistent with the one that Sound Organizer 2 shows on the computer. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 167: The [Memory Full] Message Appears And You Cannot Start Recording
IC Recorder ICD-TX660 The [Memory Full] message appears and you cannot start recording. The memory is full. Delete unnecessary files, or copy some files to a computer and delete the files. Related Topic Deleting a file 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 168: The [File Full] Message Appears And You Cannot Operate The Ic Recorder
When the total number of folders and files stored on the built-in memory exceeds 5,000, no more recording or file copying is available. Delete unnecessary files or copy some files to a computer, and then delete the files. Related Topic Deleting a file 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 169: A Folder Or File Name Appears In Unreadable Characters
A folder or file name appears in unreadable characters. Some characters you use on Windows Explorer or Mac Finder are not supported by your IC recorder. Folder and file names containing such characters appear in unreadable characters on the IC recorder. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 170: Copying A File Takes Time
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 Copying a file takes time. If the size of a file is large, it takes a considerable time to finish copying. Wait until the copying finishes. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 171: The Ic Recorder Is Not Detected By The Computer And You Cannot Transfer Folders/Files From The Computer
Do not use the USB Type-C cable that is designed exclusively for power charging and not capable of data communication. Related Topic Disconnecting the IC recorder from the computer Connecting the IC recorder to a computer System requirements System requirements for Sound Organizer 2 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 172: The File You Transferred From The Computer Does Not Appear On The Ic Recorder And You Cannot Play The File
If you have created a folder or file on the computer, your IC recorder may fail to detect it depending on where you created it. For more information, see Structure of folders and files. Related Topic Technical specifications 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 173: The Computer Does Not Start
If you start the computer with your IC recorder connected to the computer, the computer may freeze or may not start properly. Disconnect the IC recorder from the computer and start the computer once again. Related Topic Disconnecting the IC recorder from the computer 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 174: You Cannot Install Sound Organizer
You have logged on to Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 with a Guest account. Make sure to log on with a user name with computer administrator privileges. Related Topic System requirements for Sound Organizer 2 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 175: The Ic Recorder Is Not Detected By Sound Organizer
Save a backup copy of all of the data stored on the built-in memory of your IC recorder to the computer, and then format the built-in memory with the IC recorder. Related Topic Formatting the memory (Format) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 176: The Playback Volume Of The Computer Is Low Or You Hear No Audio From The Computer
Turn up the volume of the computer. (Refer to the instruction manual of the computer.) You can change the volume of WAV files and save them using the Increase Volume feature of the Microsoft Sound Recorder. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 177: You Cannot Play Or Edit Stored Files
Sound Organizer 2 is only capable of playing files in the supported format. Depending on the file format, you cannot use part of editorial features of the software. Refer to the help files of Sound Organizer 2. Related Topic Parts of the Sound Organizer 2 window 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 178: The Counter Or Slider Does Not Operate Correctly Or You Hear Noise
Save the file on the computer (*), and then transfer it to your IC recorder. The file data will be optimized. Select one of the file formats supported by the IC recorder to save the file. Related Topic Technical specifications 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 179 When your IC recorder has many files and folders stored, its operation slows down. When the total number of files and folders stored on the IC recorder is high, it may take some time for the IC recorder to process a recording regardless of its length. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 180: The Computer Seems To Freeze While A File Is Being Saved, Added, Or Deleted
The computer seems to freeze while a file is being saved, added, or deleted. It takes a longer time to copy or delete a large file. Wait until the copying or deleting finishes. After completing operations, the display works normally. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 181: Sound Organizer 2 Freezes During Start-Up
While the computer is accessing your IC recorder, do not disconnect the cable. Disconnection may cause unstable computer operations or corruption of the data stored on the IC recorder. There may be a conflict between Sound Organizer 2 and another driver or application. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 182: List Of Messages
Help Guide IC Recorder ICD-TX660 List of messages HOLD… Slide HOLD Switch to Activate. All the buttons are disabled because your IC recorder is in the HOLD state to prevent unintentional operations. Slide the POWER・HOLD switch to the center dot to release the IC recorder from the HOLD state.
Page 183 (See Formatting the memory (Format).) If the above actions do not work, consult your nearest Sony dealer. No File The folder you selected does not contain any files. There is no file that you move or copy. No Track Marks The file you selected does not have any track marks that you can delete.
Page 184 You cannot divide the file that you edited using an application other than Sound Organizer 2. This data is not in a file format that is supported by your IC recorder. The IC recorder supports LPCM(.wav)/MP3 (.mp3)/WMA(.wma)/AAC-LC(.m4a) files. (See Technical specifications.) Invalid Operation A file system error was detected in the built-in memory.
Page 185 (See Turning on or off the speaker output (Speaker Output).) 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...
Page 186: System Limitations
This may occur in some files. The remaining recording time decreases when you divide a file. Your IC recorder uses some memory space for managing divided files, resulting in a decrease in the remaining recording time. 5-025-099-11(1) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation...

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