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Troubleshooting
Transmission
speed of data
slows down
Buttons/POWER
switch of player
do nol function
"no dISC"
message appears
on player's
display even after
inserting a CD,
Sound skips, or
data can nol be
read
You can nol
record using
Microphone
Windows 95
compuler does
nol recognize
CD-ROM
Speakers howl
32
When using lhe batteries,
the notebook computer has
entered the power
managemenl mode
CD ts placed with the label
side facing dawn
CD without gig
or alse
mark is used
CD may have become dirty
Set the CPU speed of the
notebook computer faster in
power management or use the
AC adaplor
Press RESET switch localed
al the boilom by using a
pointed object like a pen
Place ihe CD with the label
side facing up ( IE" P 25)
Use the CD marked wilh
| sé or Gee
Clean the CD (ge P 34)
CD ts damaged
Replace with another CD
The player or/and CD are
moistened, because lhe
player or/and CD may be
moved from a cold place loa
warm place
Microphone ts nol connecled
to the MIC jack properly
Volume of Mic is sel to the
lowest level or Mute Is
selected in ihe Recording
Control application
The Sound/CD-ROM
Interface Card ts not fully
insened, or the player ıs nol
turned on
The volume of Mic ts set loo
high, or the Record Monitor
ison
Remove the CD from the
player and leave tt out for 1
hour
Connecl the Microphone lo the
MIC jack properly ( GP
14)
Set the volume of Mic to a
higher level or turn off the
Mute in the Recording Contral
applicalion ( oP
17 in the
Audio Applications Manual)
After turning on the player,
open the My Computer,
Control Panel, Syslem and
ihen Device Manager and click
"Refresh"
Lower the valume of Mic, mute
the Record Monitor in
Recording Control application
or lower lhe volume of I/F Box
(a P 17 1n the Audio
Applications Manual)
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