Sony Walkman WM-FX661 Operating Instructions page 2

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ｫ RADIO ON•BAND ﾁ茹ｴｶ}ｦｬｭｵ
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a 2
､ﾏｽﾆｫ RADIO ON•BAND ﾁ菫 ﾜ
TUNING +/–
AM｡]ｽﾕｴT｡^ｩﾎ FM｡]ｽﾕﾀW｡^-
p•RADIO OFF
3
ｫ TUNING +/– ﾁ菴ﾕｿﾓｩﾒｭnｪｺｹq
･ x -
RADIO ON•
ｦpｪGｱzｫ TUNING +/– ﾁ莇Xｬζ
BAND
ﾄﾁ｡MWalkman ｰﾛｾ NｦﾛｰﾊｽﾕｿﾓｦU
b
ｹ q ･ x -
ｭnﾃ ｼｦｬｭｵｾ
ｫ p•RADIO OFF ﾁ
ｭnｧ ｽｼsｼｽｱｵｦｬｮﾄｪG
• ､_ｽﾕｴTｱｵｦｬ｡GWalkman ｰﾛｾ 罔ｳ､ｺ
ｸmｦ｡､ﾑｽu-､ ｭｭｫｷsｩwｦV Walkman
ｰﾛｾ Hﾀ
ｹ _ｽﾕﾀWｱｵｦｬ｡]ｹﾏ E-b｡^｡Gｩｵｪ ｻ
SET
ｱｱｾｹｳnｽu､ﾎｩﾔｦ ﾑｽu｡MｦpｪGｱｵｦｬ､ｴ
MENU
､｣ｦn｡M､ﾏｽﾆｫ MENU ﾁ茯ﾃｱNﾅ罕ﾜ･
ｼﾐｽﾕｦﾜﾅ罕ﾜｵ｡､､ FM MODE｡Mｨﾃｫ
d
c
SET ﾁ莖q MONO｡]ｳ讎ﾕ｡^｡NLOCAL
｡]･ｻｾ ^ｩﾎ･™ｵL｡]･ﾟﾅ 鮹n｡^ｼﾒｦ｡ｿ ﾜ
TUNING +/–
ｳﾌｨﾎｱｵｦｬ-
PRESET +/–
PRESET +/–
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• ｦbｦｬｭｵｮﾉｧO､ﾁﾂ_ｹqｷｽ｡Mｧ_ｫhｱｵｦｬｪｺｹq
･x･iｯ犒Lｪkｦsﾀxｹwｳ]ｹq･x-
RADIO ON•BAND RADIO ON•
BAND
ｹq･xｪｺｹwｽﾕ
ENTER ENTER
､@･ｹｱzｦsﾀxｩﾒｳﾟｷRｪｺｹq･x､Jｦsﾀx
ｾｹ｡MｴNｯ牋eｩ aｽﾕｿﾓ･ｦｭﾌ-
ｱz･iｹwｳ]ｦhｹF 16 ｭﾓｽﾕﾀW･xｩM 8 ｭﾓ
F ｽﾕｴT･x-
ｦﾛｰﾊｽﾕｿﾓｩMｦsﾀxｹq･x｡]ｦﾛｰﾊｦs
BL FM
SKIP MODE NR SOUND AVLS MODE
ﾀxｱｽｴy･¥ｯ爍^
GRV
1 ｫ RADIO ON•BAND ﾁ莖ｵｳqｦｬ
FWD
ｭ ｵ -
2 ､ﾏｽﾆｫ RADIO ON•BAND ﾁ菫 ﾜ
MENU BATT SET
ｽﾕｴTｩﾎｽﾕﾀW-
3 ｫ ENTER ﾁ茗ｽｨで罕ﾜｵ｡･Xｲ{
MENU SET
｡ ｧ A ｡ ｨ -
Walkman ｰﾛｾ }ｩlｷjｯﾁｩMｦsﾀxｹq
･ x -
4 ｹwｳ]ｸｹﾅ罕ﾜｦZ｡M･ﾎ PRESET +/– ﾁ菴
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ｽﾕｿﾓ､@ｹq･x-
､箍ﾊｦsﾀxｹq･x｡]､箍ﾊｦsﾀx･¥ｯ爍^
FX665/FX663
｡]ｨ｣ｹﾏ E-d｡^
VOL
ϥREPEAT
ｱzｯ爭H･ Nｶｶｧﾇｹwｳ]-
REW•PRESET –
FF•PRESET +
1 ｱｵｳqｦｬｭｵｨﾃｿ
SOUND/AVLS
2 ｫ ENTER ﾁ
HOLD
ﾀWｲvｼﾆｦr､ﾆ｡Mﾅ罕ﾜｵ｡ｰ{ﾃ{ｹwｳ]
p(RADIO OFF)
B(RADIO ON•BAND) ｸ ｹ -
3 ｷβWｲvｼﾆｦr､ﾆｮﾉ｡Mｹwｳ]ｸｹｰ{ﾃ{｡M
･ﾎ TUNING +/– ﾁ菴ﾕｿﾓｱzｭnｦsﾀx
FX661
ｪｺ､@ｭﾓｹq･x｡MｦA･ﾎ PRESET +/– ｿ
ｾﾜｹwｳ]ｸｹ-
4 ｷβWｲvｼﾆｦr､ﾆ､ﾎｹwｳ]ｸｹｰ{ﾃ{ｮﾉ｡M
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HOLD indicator HOLD ｫ ﾜｿO
ｫ ENTER ﾁ
HOLD indicator
5 ･ﾎ PRESET +/– ﾁ菴ﾕｿﾓ､@ｹq･x-
FF/REW•PRESET +/–
HOLD
BAND(RADIO ON• p(RADIO OFF)
BAND)
VOL
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• ｷΗﾜｼﾆｰ{ﾃ{ｮﾉ｡MｦpｪGｱz､｣ｯ爰ｹｦｨ､Wｭz ｨﾏ･ﾎｻｻｱｱｾｹ ｡]ｨ｣ｹﾏ G｡^
ｨBﾆJ 3 ｩﾎｨBﾆJ 4｡MｴNｱqｨBﾆJ 2 ｰ_ｭｫｽﾆｶi
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ｰ｣､F､Uｭｱｻ｡ｩ ｺ･H･~｡Mｻｻｱｱｾｹ､W
• ｦpｪGｱzｵｹ､@ｭﾓｷs･xｹwｳ]ｦP､@ｭﾓｹwｳ]
ｩﾒｦｳｫ 茫M･Dｾ Wｹ ｳｫ 茗ｺ･¥ｯ牀ﾛ
ｸｹ｡Mｫh･©ｫeｦsﾀxｪｺｹq･xｱNｳQｨ
ｦP-ｽﾐｾ¥ﾅｪｱzｰﾛｾ ｺｻ｡ｩ
ｭnｨ wｦsﾀxｪｺｹq･x
ﾂ Ν
ｫ ﾓ､Wｭzｶｶｧﾇ｡MｨﾃｦbｨBﾆJ 3 ､｣ｽﾕ
ｦｳﾃ FX665/FX663
ｿﾓｦﾜ､@ｭﾓｹq･xｦﾓｫ TUNING +/– ﾁ茗
1 ｱN HOLD ｷﾆｦVｽbﾀYｩﾒｫ ｺ､隕V-
ｪｽｨで罕ﾜ｡ｧ– – – –｡ｨ-ｷΓｧ– – – –｡ｨｰ{
ｷΤzｫ 莪ﾉ｡Mﾅ罕ﾜｾｹｫhﾅ罕ﾜ
ﾃ{ｮﾉｫ ENTER ﾁ
｡ｧHold｡ｨ-
ｸﾑﾂ ﾉｴﾂｽbﾀY､隕Vｷﾆｰﾊ HOLD-
ｨﾏ･ﾎｨ茹L･¥ｯ爍
]ｨ｣ｹﾏ F° ^
ｦｳﾃ FX661
･[ｱjｧCｭｵ 1 ｱN HOLD ｷﾆｰﾊｨﾏｶﾀｦ箴ﾐｯｾﾅS･X-
1 ､ﾏｽﾆｫ MENU ﾁ茖MｱNﾅ罕ﾜ･ ﾐｽﾕ
ｭnｸﾑﾂ遙Mｽﾐｷﾆｰﾊ HOLD ｨﾏｶﾀｦ箴ﾐ
ｦﾜ SOUND｡Mｨﾃｫ SET ﾁ菫 ﾜｩﾒ
ｯ ｾ ｮ ｢ -
ｻﾝｪｺｼﾒｦ｡-ｨCｫ @ｦｸ｡Mﾅ罕ﾜﾅﾜ､ﾆ
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ﾌｨﾎｪｺｽﾕｴTｱｵｦｬ-
ｨﾏ･ﾎ SOUND ﾁ茖]ｶﾈｹ FX665/
MB (MEGA BASS)｡G･[ｱjｧCｭｵ
FX663｡^
GRV (GROOVE)｡Gｶi､@ｨB･[ｱjｧC
ｫ SOUND/AVLS ﾁ菫 ﾜｩﾒｻﾝｪｺｼﾒ
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ｦ｡｡MｨCｫ @ｦｸ｡Mﾅ罕ﾜﾅﾜ､ﾆｦp､U｡G
No message｡]ｵLﾅ罕ﾜ｡^｡Gﾃ ]･ｿｱ`｡^
MB｡G･[ｱjｧCｭｵ
GRV｡Gｶi､@ｨB･[ｱjｧCｭｵ
ｹ _ FX665/FX663
No message｡Gﾃ ]･ｿｱ`｡^
ｷΚﾏ･ﾎｻｻｱｱｾｹｮﾉ｡Mｨ｣｡ｧｨﾏ･ﾎｻｻｱｱ
ｾ ｹ ｡ ｨ -
ｨﾏ･ﾎ AVLS ﾁ茖]ｶﾈｹ FX665/
FX663｡^
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ｫ SOUND/AVLS ﾁ 2 ｬΛﾎ 2 ｬΗ
•｡ｧGRV｡ｨｼﾒｦ｡､UｦpｪGﾁnｭｵ･｢ｯu｡Mｽﾐｿ
ｾﾜ｡ｧMB｡ｨｩﾎ No message ｼﾒｦ｡- ･H､W｡Mﾅ罕ﾜ｡ｧ ｡ｨ-
ｭnｸﾑｰ｣ｦｹ･¥ｯ爍MｦAｦｸｫ
ｫOﾅ@ｱzｪｺﾅ･ﾄｱ (AVLS)
AVLS ﾁ 2 ｬΛﾎ 2 ｬΗH､W-
ｷΤzｳ]ｩw AVLS｡]ｦﾛｰﾊｭｵｶqｭｭｻs
ｨtｲﾎ｡^･¥ｯ牋ﾉ｡Mｳﾌ､jｭｵｶq･iｳQﾀ｣ｻs･H
z ｪ™･[ｫHｮｧ
ｫOﾅ@ｱzｪｺｦﾕｦｷ-
1 ､ﾏｽﾆｫ MENU ﾁ茖MｱNﾅ罕ﾜ･ ﾐｽﾕ
ｦﾜ AVLS｡Mｨﾃｫ SET ﾁ茹Hﾅ罕ﾜ ｪ`ｷNｨﾆｶｵ
｡ ｧ ｡ ｨ -
｡]ｨ｣ｹﾏ E-c｡^
ﾃ _･RｹqｹqｦﾀｩM･Rｹqｾｹｶｷｪｾ
ｹ _ FX665/FX663
• ･™ｷsｪｺ･Rｹqｹqｦﾀｩﾎｪ ﾁｩ m･ｼ･ﾎｪｺ
ｪ ﾎｻｻｱｱｾｹｮﾉｨ｣｡ｧｨﾏ･ﾎｻｻｱｱｾｹ｡ ｨ -
･Rｹqｹqｦﾀ｡M･iｯ爨｣ｯ爰ｹ･™･Rｺ｡ｹq｡M
･ｲｶｷ､ﾏｽﾆ･Rｹqｼﾆｦｸ､ｧｦZ､~ｯ 爰ｹ･™･R
ｪ `
ｹ q -
• ｨﾏ･ﾎ AVLS ･¥ｯ倏･･[ｱjｧCｭｵｮﾉ｡MｦpｪG
• ｦう_･Rｹqｾｹｩｳｳ｡･~ｰｼｪｺｻﾊｵPｼﾐ･ﾜｾﾞ
ﾁnｭｵｲ｣･ﾍ･｢ｯu｡Mｽﾐｽﾕｭｵｶq-
ｧ@ｹqﾀ｣｡N･¥ｯﾓｵ･-
• ･uｭn､｣ｴｫｹqｦﾀ｡M･ｻｳ]ｩw､@ｪｽｦｳｮﾄ-
ﾃ _ｹqｦﾀｶｷｪｾ
､｣ｭnｧ筵Rｹqｹqｦﾀｩﾎ､zｹqｦﾀｻPｧOｪｺ
ｪ ﾝｪｫ･ Vｦb､@ｰ_ﾄ箜a-ｹqｦﾀｪｺ･ｿ｡N
ｭtｷ･･iｯ犁Qｪ ﾝｪｫ･ N･~ｦaｱｵｦｨｵuｸ
ｦﾓｵoｼ yｦｨｦMﾀI-
ﾜｩﾒｻﾝｪiｬq-
ﾃ _ｰﾛｾ ｷｪｾ
• ｧOﾅ©ｰﾛｾ ｬGｻﾙﾀﾋｭﾗ
ｼｸｨｩﾎｨ だ_ｰﾊ｡Mｧ_ｫh･i
ｯ犂｣･ﾍｬGｻﾙ-
• ｧOｧ箍ﾛｾ mｦbｾaｪ ｽｩﾎｪｽｱｵｨ ･dｱaｬ[･ｴ､｣ｶ}
• ｦpｪG･ｿｦbｼｽｩ ﾏｱa｡Mｫhｰｱ､ ｽｩ ﾃ
ｨじｧ･ ﾓｮgｪｺｦa､陦MｩﾎｦhｨFｹﾐ｡Nｼ鯊
ﾑ- ｷﾆｰﾊ OPEN-
ﾀ罍Nｷ|ｲOｨきB｡Nｷ|ｨ ｶｰﾊｪｺｦa
､陦Mｩﾎｩ mｦbｺ ｬｵ｡ｪ ｺｨTｨｮｸﾌ- • ｷ ｽｩ ﾉ､ﾁﾂ_ｹqｷｽｩﾎｱzｨﾏ･ﾎ､wｯﾓｧｹ
• ｷΘbｰｪｷﾅ｡]40｢J･H､W｡^ｩﾎｧCｷﾅ｡]0｢J ｹqｪｺ､zｹqｦﾀｩﾎ･Rｹqｹqｦﾀ｡MｴNｷ|ｲ｣･ﾍ
･H､U｡^ｱ Uｨﾏ･ﾎｰﾛｾ ﾉ｡MｲGｴｹﾅ罕 ｳoｺﾘｱ｡ｪp｡MｦAｦｸｱｵｳqｹqｷｽｩﾎｴｫｷsｪｺ
ｹ q ｦ ﾀ -
･ﾜｾｹｷ|ﾅﾜｱoﾃ HｬﾝｲMｩﾎﾅ罕ﾜｳtｫﾗﾅﾜ
ｺC-ｦbｫﾇｷﾅ､U｡Mﾅ罕ﾜｾｹｱNｫたﾆ･ｿ
ｱ ` - ｭｵｶqｽﾕ､｣､j
• ｦpｪGｰﾛｾ wｪ ﾁ､｣･ﾎ｡Mｫhｦbｴ｡､Jｺﾏ • ｭYｦｳ｡ｧ ｡ｨﾅ罕ﾜｪΗﾜｦb AVLS ｪｬ
ｱaｫe｡M･©ｱNｨ 莎]ｦbｼｽｩ ﾒｦ｡ｨﾃｹwｼ ｺA｡Mｫ SET ﾁ茯ﾏ｡ｧ ｡ｨｮ ｢-
ｴX､ﾀﾄﾁ-
ｼｽｩ ﾉｺﾏｱaｦﾛｦ讒ﾖｶi
ﾃ _ｶWｹL 90 ､ﾀﾄﾁｪｺｺﾏｱaｶｷｪｾ ｦpｦｳ｡ｧON｡ｨﾅ罕ﾜｪΗﾜｦb BL SKIP
ｰ｣ｬｰ､Fｪ ﾉｶ｡ｳsﾄ ｽｩ ~｡Mｧﾚｭﾌ ｪｬｺA｡Mｫ SET ﾁ茯ﾏ｡ｧON｡ｨｮ ｢-
､｣ｫﾘﾄｳｨﾏ･ﾎｶWｹL 90 ､ﾀﾄﾁｪｺｺﾏｱa-･ｦｭﾌ
ｻｻｱｱｾｹﾅ罕ﾜ､｣･ｿｱ`｡]ｶﾈｹ FX665/
ｫﾜﾁ｡｡Mｮeｩ dｦ
FX663｡^
ｧ篏ｻｱｱｾｹｻP Walkman ｰﾛｾ _ｶ}｡M
ﾃ _ｻｻｱｱｾｹｶｷｪｾ
ｵMｦZｦAｱｵ､W-
ｭｭｨﾏ･ﾎｪ™ｱaｪｺｻｻｱｱｾｹ -
ﾃ _ﾀYﾀｹｦﾕｾ Aｦﾕｾ
ｳ W ｮ
ｸ Wｦw･™
ｦbｾrｨｮ｡NﾃMｨｮｩﾎｾﾞﾁa･ ﾊｨｮ
ﾁnｭｵｳ｡､ﾀ
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ｬｰｦｳ､ﾞｰ_･豕qｨﾆｬGｪｺｦMﾀI｡MｦbｬYｨﾇｦa
ﾀWｲvｭSｳ
ｰﾏｬOｪkｫﾟｸT､ ｺ-ｧYｨﾏｦbｨBｦ谿ﾉｨﾏ
FM｡G 87.5-108 MHz
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AM｡G 530-1,710 kHz｡]･_ｬ N､､ｬ N
ﾀI｡M､ﾗｨ 莅Oｦbｾ Vｰｨｸ ｺｮﾉｭﾔ-ｦｳｼ遖
ｫnｬ ^
ｦbｦMﾀIｪｺｱ｡ｪp､U｡Mｱz･ｲｶｷｯSｧOｯd､ﾟｩﾎ 531-1,602 kHz｡]ｨ茹Lｰ a｡^
ｼﾈｰｱｨﾏ･ﾎｦﾕｾ
ｺﾏｱaｳ｡､ﾀ
SOUND/
ｨｾ､ ･ﾄｱｨ l
ﾀWｲvﾅTﾀｳ
ｨﾏ･ﾎﾀYﾀｹｦﾕｾ Aｦﾕｾ ﾉﾀｳﾁﾗｧK､j
｡]ﾃ Wｧ ｸ｡^
ｭｵｶq-ﾅ･ﾄｱｱMｮaｫﾘﾄｳ､｣ｭnｳsﾄ ｬﾅ･｡N
ｼｽｩ G20-18,000 Hz
､｣･ﾎ､jｭｵｶqｦｬﾅ･｡N､｣ｭnｪ ﾉｶ｡ｦｬﾅ･-
ｿ鬣X
ｦpｪGｱzｦｳｦﾕｻ ｺｸgｾ Mｫhｧ nｴ pｭｵ
ﾀYﾀｹｦﾕｾ ]2 REMOTE ｶ▽ﾕ｡^
ｶqｩﾎｰｱ､ ﾏ･ﾎｦﾕｾ
ｭtｸ ©ｧﾜ 8-300 ｣[
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ﾁ`ﾅ
ｱNｭｵｶqｳ]ｸmｦbｫ Ζ ｭ｡Mｳo､｣ｦ©
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ﾅ©ｱzｦﾛ､vﾁﾙ･iﾅ･ｨ ぇ~ｬﾉｪｺﾁnｭｵ｡Mｦﾓ･B
1. 5 V ･Rｹqｹqｦﾀ
､｣ｷ|･ｴﾂZ･L､H-
､@ｭﾓ R6 (AA) 3 ｸｹｹqｦﾀ
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ｬ 109｡ﾑ78.6｡ﾑ25.9 mm｡]･]ｬA･Y･Xｳ｡
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ｭｫｶq
ｲMｼ莠 ﾏﾀYｩMｺﾏｹD
ｬ 145 ｧJ
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ｪ ` ｹqｦﾀｲｰ (1)
ｱaｻｻｱｱｪｺ･ﾟﾅ鮹nｦﾕｾ (1)
• ･u･ﾎｱﾀｯ ｺｲMｼ莖a-
･Rｹqｾｹ (1)
･Rｹqｹqｦﾀ (NC-6WM｡M1.2 V｡M600 mAh｡M
ｲMｼ茹~ｳ｡
Ni-CD) (1)
ｽﾐ･ﾎｳn･ｬｵyﾅﾙﾂI､ M､｣ｭnｨﾏ･ﾎｰs
･RｹqｹqｦﾀｫKﾄ箚ｰ (1)
ｺ■NｨTｪoｩﾎｨ茹Lｵ}ﾄﾀｷｻｾｯ-
ｫKﾄ箋U (1)
･谺yｴ｡ｶ※｡ﾂ犇ｫｾｹ (1)｡]･_ｬ N､､
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• ｩwｴﾁｲMｼ菎Yﾀｹｦﾕｾ Aｦﾕｾ
､jｧQｨﾈ｡NｴﾂﾂA｡N､､ｰ遙Nｭｻｴ茘ｬｸｹｰ｣
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English
3 While the frequency digits and
Listening to the the preset number are flashing, Using the Remote
tune in to a station you wish to
Radio Control
(see Fig. E-a)
store using TUNING+/–, and
1 select a preset number using
Press RADIO ON•BAND to All buttons on the remote control
PRESET+/–.
turn on the radio. unless otherwise noted below
4 While the frequency digits and
function identically to those
2 the preset number are flashing,
Press RADIO ON• BAND corresponding on the main unit.
press ENTER.
Read the direction for your model.
repeatedly to select AM or FM.
5 Tune in to a station using
3 PRESET+/–.
Press TUNING+/– to tune in to To lock the buttons
the desired station. For FX665/FX663
Notes
If you keep pressing 1 Slide HOLD in the direction of
• If you cannot complete step 3 or 4
TUNING+/– for a few the arrow.
while the indications are flashing,
seconds, the Walkman will start
When you press any button
repeat from step 2.
tuning to the stations "Hold" appears in the display.
• If you preset a new station to the
automatically.
same preset number, the previously
To unlock, slide HOLD in the
stored station will be erased.
To turn off the radio opposite direction of the arrow.
Press p•RADIO OFF .
To cancel the stored station
For FX661
Follow the procedure above and in
To improve the broadcast 1 Slide HOLD so that the yellow
step 3, instead of tuning in to a
reception mark appears.
station, press and hold TUNING+/
• For AM: The Walkman has a
– until "– – – –" is displayed. Press
built-in antenna. Reorient the To unlock, slide HOLD so that
ENTER while "– – – –" is flashing.
Walkman horizontally to obtain the yellow mark is hidden.
optimum AM reception.
For FM (see Fig. E-b): Extend Using SOUND (FX665/FX663
Using Other
the cord of the remote control, the only)
Functions (see Fig. F)
aerial. If the reception is still not Press SOUND/AVLS to select the
good, press MENU repeatedly to desired mode. With each press, the
set the cursor to FM MODE in the Emphasizing Bass indications in the display changes
display. Then press SET to choose as follows:
1 Press MENU repeatedly to set
from MONO (monaural), LOCAL
MB: emphasizes bass sound
the cursor to SOUND in the
or none (stereo) mode for best GRV: emphasizes deeper bass
display. Then press SET to
reception. sound
select the desired mode. With
No message: off (normal)
each press, the indications
Note
change as follows.
• Do not remove the power sources Using AVLS (FX665/FX663
MB (MEGA BASS): emphasizes
while listening to the radio, or the only)
bass sound
received stations may not be stored.
Press and hold SOUND/AVLS for
GRV(GROOVE):emphasizes
two seconds or more. "
deeper bass sound
in the display.
No message: off (normal)
Presetting Radio
Stations To cancel, press and hold SOUND/
For FX665/FX663
AVLS for two seconds or more
When using the remote control, see
Once you store your favorite again.
"Using the Remote Control".
stations in memory, you can tune
them easily. You can preset up to 16
Note
z Additional
stations for FM and 8 stations for
• If the sound is distorted with the
AM.
Information
mode "GRV", select the mode "MB"
or no message.
Tuning in to and Storing
Precautions
Radio Stations Protecting Your Hearing
Automatically (Auto- (AVLS)
On rechargeable battery and
Memory Scanning
When you set the AVLS (Automatic charger
function) (see Fig. E-c)
Volume Limiter System) function to • If the rechargeable battery is new
on, the maximum volume is kept or has not been used for a long
1 Press RADIO ON•BAND to
down to protect your ears.
time, it may not be charged
turn on the radio.
2 completely until you use it several
Press RADIO ON•BAND
1 Press MENU repeatedly to set
repeatedly to select AM or FM. times.
the cursor to AVLS in the
3 Press ENTER until "A" appears • The nameplate indicating the
display. Then press SET to operating voltage, power
in the display.
show " ".
consumption, etc. is located on the
The Walkman starts searching
bottom exterior of the battery
and storing stations.
For FX665/FX663
4 After the preset number charger.
When using the remote control, see
appears, tune in to a station
"Using the Remote Control". On batteries
using PRESET+/–.
Do not carry the dry or
Notes
rechargeable batteries with coins or
Storing Radio Stations
• If the sound is distorted when you
other metallic objects. It can
Manually (Manual-
listen to the bass-boosted sound
generate heat if the positive and
with the AVLS function, turn down
Memory function) (see
negative terminals of the batteries
the volume.
Fig. E-d) are accidentally contacted by a
• The setting is stored as long as the
metallic object.
battery is not replaced.
You can preset the stations in any
order.
1 Turn on the radio and select the
desired band.
2 Press ENTER.
The frequency digits and a
preset number flash in the
display.
On the unit
• Do not drop the unit or give a Troubleshooting
shock to the unit, or it may cause
(see Fig. G)
a malfunction. The cassette holder does not
open.
• Do not leave the unit in a location
• If the tape is playing, stop and
near heat sources, or in a
then slide OPEN.
place subject to direct sunlight,
excessive dust or sand, moisture, • This condition may occur when
rain, mechanical shock, or in a car you remove the power sources
during playback, or when you use
with its windows closed.
exhausted dry or rechargeable
• The LCD display may become
battery. Set the power sources
hard to see or slow down when
using the unit at high again or replace the exhausted
temperatures (above 40°C/104°F) battery with new one.
or at low temperatures (below
The volume cannot be turned up.
0°C/32°F). At room temperature,
• If " " appears for AVLS display,
the display will return to its
normal operating condition. press SET so that " "
disappears.
• If the unit has not been used for
long, set it in the playback mode
The tape fast forwards by itself
and warm it up for a few minutes
during playback.
before inserting a tape.
If "ON" appears for BL SKIP
display, press SET so that "ON"
On tapes longer than 90
disappears.
minutes
We do not recommend the use of
The display on the remote control
tapes longer than 90 minutes except
is not normal (FX665/FX663 only).
for a long continuous playback.
Disconnect the remote control from
They are very thin and tend to be
the Walkman, then connect it again.
stretched easily.
On the remote control
Specifications
Use the supplied remote control
only for each unit.
Radio section
On headphones/earphones
Frequency range
Road safety
FM: 87.5 – 108 MHz
Do not use headphones/earphones
AM: 530 – 1,710 kHz (North,
while driving, cycling, or operating
Central, and South America)
any motorized vehicle. It may 531 – 1,602 kHz (other
create a traffic hazard and is illegal countries)
in some areas. It can also be
" appears
potentially dangerous to play your Tape section
headphones/earphones at high
Frequency response
volume while walking, especially at
(Dolby NR off)
pedestrian crossings.
Playback: 20 – 18,000 Hz
You should exercise extreme
Output
caution or discontinue use in
Headphones (2REMOTE jack)
potentially hazardous situations.
Load impedance 8 – 300 ohms
Preventing hearing damage General
Do not use headphones/earphones
Power requirements
at high volume. Hearing experts
1.5 V
advise against continuous, loud and
Rechargeable battery
extended play. If you experience a
One R6 (size AA) battery
ringing in your ears, reduce volume
Dimensions (w/h/d)
or discontinue use.
Approx. 109 x 78.6 x 25.9 mm
(4 3 ⁄ x 3 1 ⁄ x 1 1 ⁄ inches) incl.
8 8 16
Caring for others
projecting parts and controls
Keep the volume at a moderate
Mass
level. This will allow you to hear
Approx. 145 g (5.2 oz)
outside sounds and to be
Approx. 210 g (7.5 oz) incl.
considerate to the people around
a rechargeable battery and
you. a cassette
Supplied accessories
Battery case (1)
Maintenance Stereo earphones with remote
control (1)
Battery charger (1)
To clean the tape head and
Rechargeable battery (NC-6WM,
path
1.2 V, 600 mAh, Ni-Cd) (1)
Use the cleaning cassette CHK-1
Rechargeable battery carrying case
(not supplied) every 10 hours of
(1)
use.
Carrying pouch (1)
AC plug adaptor (1) (except for
Note
North, Central, and South
• Use only the recommended cleanig American, European, Saudi
cassette. Arabian, Australian, Korean,
Chinese, and Hong Kong
To clean the exterior models)
Use a soft cloth slightly moistened
with water. Do not use alcohol, Design and specifications are subject
to change without notice.
benzine or thinner.
Note
• Clean the headphones/earphones
plug periodically.