Cd/Hdd/"Mg Memory Stick; Playing A Track - Sony MEX-1HD Operating Instructions Manual

CD/HDD/"MG Memory
Stick"

Playing a track

When playing a music CD, a track recorded on
the HDD or "MG Memory Stick," text
information (folder name, album name, track
name, artist name etc.) is displayed.
Press (SOURCE) repeatedly to select
"CD," "HDD" or "MEMORY STICK."
Playback starts automatically.
Note
When no media such as a CD or an "MG Memory
Stick" is inserted, or no audio file is on the HDD,
corresponding source indications such as "CD," "HDD"
or "MEMORY STICK" do not appear in the display
while selecting.
SOURCE
OFF
To Do this
Press (OFF).
Stop playback
Eject the disc Press
Skip tracks Rotate the R dial.
– Automatic
Music Sensor
Press (FUNCTION) to
Fast-forward/
reverse display the function menu,
then press and hold (F1) or
– Manual Search
(F2) and release at the
desired point.
Press (OPEN).
Open the front
panel
F1 OPEN CD Z
F2 FUNCTION R dial
.
CD
To remove the disc, press down the centre
spindle, and lift up the edge of the disc from the
relief in the disc tray.
Notes
• Do not touch the lens in the disc tray.
• Do not use a commercially available lens cleaner.
• Depending on the recording method used on the
disc, it may take a minute or more before playing the
first track.
• Depending on the condition of the disc, it may not
play back (page 66, 67).
• CD-R or CD-RW discs should be finalized.
• When the R dial is rotated while the first (or last)
track on the disc is being played, playback skips to
the last (or first) track on the CD.
• If the last track on the disc is over, playback restarts
from the first track of the disc.
To eject the "MG Memory Stick," push in the
"MG Memory Stick" lightly, then pull out.
Notes
• There is a delay of a few seconds after you press Z
(OPEN/CLOSE) before the disc tray is ejected.
• Insert the "MG Memory Stick" in the correct
direction.
• Do not forcefully remove the "MG Memory Stick."
• The following tracks cannot be Checked-Out:
– A track whose allowable number of Check-Out
count is 0 (zero)
– A track whose playback period has expired
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