Sony MZ-N920 Operating Instructions Manual page 79

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Symptom When playing a
recorded song, the sound is low.
The sound does not get louder. AVLS is working
There is no sound from the
headphones.
The volume cannot be adjusted,
there is noise, or the virtual
surround and 6- band equalizer
do not work.
When I make an analog connection
and listen to the sound from a
speaker or amplifier, the sound is
quiet.
When I connect headphones,
the sound is loud.
When fast-forwarding or fast-rewinding
on the main unit, some songs are
skipped to the previous or previous
song. If you fast forward and fast rewind
while playing the edited song, the
sound will be interrupted.
When I replay what I recorded
using a radio cassette player or an
amplifier, or when I play it back
with a radio cassette player or an
amplifier connected, one of the
sounds does not come out.
Cause Recorded in analog. (In the case of
digital recording, it is automatically recorded
at the same level as the recording source. )
Alternatively, recording was performed
using a connection cord with a resistor
(sold separately, RK-G128 / RK G134, etc.).
The recording level was low.
The volume is low.
Headphones with remote control are not
plugged in firmly.
The plug is dirty.
The i / LINK OUT output ("AUDIO
OUT") setting is set to "LINK OUT" .
The i / LINK OUT output ("AUDIO
OUT") setting is set to "Head Phone" .
The i / LINK OUT output ("AUDIO
OUT") setting is set to "LINK OUT" .
The group skip function is working.
It is a system constraint. When fast-
forwarding or rewinding while playing, the
sound may be interrupted because the
sound is played at a higher speed than
usual ( page 92 ).
When connecting to a radio cassette
player or amplifier using a monaural cord,
one (R CH) sound does not come out.
Countermeasure Use the correct connection
cord (sold separately, RK G129 / RK-G136, etc.).
Manually adjust the recording level to
record (page 31).
Cancel the AVLS setting (page 66). Adjust
the volume ( page 24 ).
Insert it firmly into the i / LINK OUT jack.
Insert the headphone plug firmly into the
remote control unit.
Wipe the plugs of the headphones
and remote control with a dry cloth.
Set the i / LINK OUT output ("AUDIO
OUT") to "Head Phone" . Alternatively,
connect headphones with a remote control.
Set the i / LINK OUT output ("AUDIO
OUT") to "LINK OUT" (page 45).
Set the i / LINK OUT output ("AUDIO
OUT") to "Head Phone" . Alternatively,
connect headphones with a remote control.
If you wait for 5 seconds or more without any
operation, the group skip will be canceled
automatically.
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Be sure to use a stereo chord. If the
connected device uses monaural, one (R
CH) sound will not be output even if you
use a stereo cord .
Trouble
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