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Additional Information Symptom Remedy Playback sound volume is too low. •Turn up the volume on the computer. (Refer to the instruction manual of the computer.) Counter or slider moves incorrectly. There is noise. •This happens when you play back messages in the computer to which you added/ deleted an index, overwrote, or added a recording. Save a message in MSV (LPEC) file format in the hard disk first, and then add it to the "Memory Stick". Operation is slow •Regardless of the length of the recording when there are many time, when the total number of messages is messages. large the operation becomes slower. Display does not •It takes more time to copy or delete long work during saving, messages. After completing operations, the adding, or deleting of display works normally. messages. It takes too long to •The time required for file conversion convert a file format. becomes longer as the file size is bigger. The Software 'hangs' when "Memory Stick Voice Editor" Software starts up. •There may be conflict between the software and other driver or application. • The message list file may be broken. Delete the message list file (Msglistb.msf) in the VOICE folder on the Explorer window, and then restart the software. If the problem persists, delete "Msglist.msf" file. If you delete "Msglist.msf" file, the information of messages (for example, order of folders, folder names, priority setting, alarm setting) will be deleted (except message names). • Check if the write-protect switch of the "Memory Stick" is set to the "LOCK" position when you use the PC card adaptor. 85GB

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Additional Informatio
n
85
GB
Symptom
Playback sound
volume is too low.
Counter or slider
moves incorrectly.
There is noise.
Operation is slow
when there are many
messages.
Display does not
work during saving,
adding, or deleting of
messages.
It takes too long to
convert a file format.
The Software ‘hangs’
when “Memory Stick
Voice Editor“
Software starts up.
Remedy
•Turn up the volume on the computer.
(Refer
to the instruction manual of the computer.)
•This happens when you play back messages
in the computer to which you added/
deleted an index, overwrote, or added a
recording. Save a message in MSV (LPEC)
file format in the hard disk first, and then
add it to the “Memory Stick“.
•Regardless of the length of the recording
time, when the total number of messages is
large the operation becomes slower.
•It takes more time to copy or delete long
messages. After completing operations, the
display works normally.
•The time required for file conversion
becomes longer as the file size is bigger.
•There may be conflict between the software
and other driver or application.
• The message list file may be broken. Delete
the message list file (Msglistb.msf) in the
VOICE folder on the Explorer window, and
then restart the software.
If the problem persists, delete “Msglist.msf“
file. If you delete “Msglist.msf“ file, the
information of messages (for example, order
of folders, folder names, priority setting,
alarm setting) will be deleted (except
message names).
• Check if the write-protect switch of the
“Memory Stick“ is set to the “LOCK“
position when you use the PC card adaptor.