Sony MZ-N920 Operating Instructions Manual page 52

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3 Press VOL –.
The cursor moves and blinks alternately with the letters.
4 Select a character with the centralized control key
Press N to confirm. The
character selected in the character palette is displayed
in the input area, and the cursor blinks at the next
character position.
Flashes at the next position
The buttons and functions used for character input are
as follows.
Function *
Move the cursor on
the character palette.
Select a character directly
in the input area.
Determine the character. • Press N. • Press
Move the cursor from
the input area to the
character pallet.
Move the cursor from
the character palette to
the input area.
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operation
• Press the centralized control
key.
Up
left
under
• Turn the jog dial (up / down
movement only).
Turn the jog dial.
the jog dial.
Press VOL –.
Press x.
Function *
Confirm the name. Press and hold N or the jog dial for at least
You can put a space for
one character before the
cursor .
Delete the character on
the cursor.
Add voiced and semi-voiced
sound marks to the characters
on the cursor.
Symbols :, –, / are
displayed.
Switch between
uppercase / lowercase
letters of Alfabet on
the cursor. Example:
A ÿ a
Switch the kana
character on the cursor
to a sokuon. Example:
Tsu ÿ Tsu
Stop entering
characters.
* The button function is when the cursor is in the input area.
And when it is in the character palette, it may be
different.
right
5 Repeat step 4 to give a name.
6 Press the jog dial for 2 seconds or longer. The
name will be entered.
please note
If the recording ends while you are inputting the song name or
disc name during recording, or if the next song starts while you
are inputting the song name during recording, the input up to
that point is recorded. increase.
Rename Follow the
procedure in "Name" (pages 50-52) to change the name.
operation
2 seconds.
Press END SEARCH and VOL +
at the same time.
Press END SEARCH and VOL
– at the same time.
Press X.
Press X.
Press X.
Press X.
Press x when the cursor is in the
input area .