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Structure of folders and files

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Table of Contents Index 81 Utilizing Your Computer Structure of folders and files The folders and files are displayed on the computer screen as shown. On a Windows screen using Explorer, and on a Macintosh screen using Finder, folders and files can be displayed by opening "IC RECORDER" or "MEMORY CARD." When connecting the IC recorder with your computer after the destination memory media has been set to "microSD Card" ( p. 34), the structure of folders is different from that when the destination memory media is set to "Built-In Memory." Built-in memory IC RECORDER VOICE*1 FOLDER01 Folder for files recorded using the IC recorder FOLDER05 Folder transferred from MUSIC your computer POP J-POP*2 PODCASTS LPCM *3 AAC-LC NEWS*2 MP3 *3 AAC-LC Conversation*2 LPCM MP3 MP3 WMA *4 Instructions*5 microSD card "MEMORY CARD" PRIVATE SONY VOICE FOLDER01 Folder for files recorded using the IC recorder FOLDER05 MUSIC POP Folder transferred from your computer J-POP LPCM PODCASTS AAC-LC NEWS MP3 Conversation AAC-LC LPCM MP3 MP3 WMA *1 Even if a file is transferred directly under the VOICE folder, it will not be displayed on the " Recording Files" category of the IC recorder. When you transfer a file from your computer to the IC recorder, put the file in the folders under the VOICE folder. *2 The name of a folder in which music or podcast files are stored will be displayed on the IC recorder as it is, so it is convenient if you put an easy-to-remember name on the folder in advance. Folders shown in the illustration are examples of folder names. *3 The IC recorder can recognize up to 8 levels of folders transferred to the IC recorder. *4 If you transfer music files separately, they are classified as being in "No Folder." *5 The operating instructions of the IC recorder are stored in the "Instructions" folder directly under the "IC RECORDER" folder. Continued 

Section	Page
WARNING	5
Notice for users	7
Preparing the recorder	8
Checking the Parts and Controls	8
Using the Display Window	10
Preventing Unintentional Operations (HOLD)	16
Maintaining the Moderate Volume Level(For European models only)	17
Recharging the Battery	18
Recharging the battery using a computer	18
Recharging the battery using a USB AC adaptor	19
Turning the IC Recorder On	20
Turning the power on	20
Turning the power off	20
Using the standby function	20
Using the power saving mode	21
Setting the Clock	22
Setting the clock after recharging the battery	22
Setting the clock using the menu	23
Setting the Language to Be Used in the Display Window	25
About the Home menu	26
How to use the Home menu	27
Selecting a File	28
Selecting a file using the menu	28
Selecting a file in the stop or playback mode window	30
Displaying the file information	31
Inserting a microSD Card	32
Selecting the memory	34
Recording Files	35
Basic Recording	35
Monitoring the recording	36
Stopping the recording	37
Other operations	37
Changing the Recording Settings	38
Selecting the recording destination folder	38
Selecting a recording scene for each situation	39
Tips for better recording	40
Changing the Scene Select settings	41
Changing the Scene Select setting to the default values	42
Starting to Record Automatically in Response to Sound – the VOR Function	43
Playing Files	44
Basic Playback	44
Stopping playback	44
Other operations	45
Changing the Playback Settings	46
Reducing noise or selecting the sound effect in playback – the Effect function	46
Adjusting the playback speed – the DPC (Digital Pitch Control) function	48
Selecting the play mode	49
Convenient Playback Methods	50
Listening with better sound quality	50
Searching forward/backward during playback (Cue/Review)	50
Locating the point you wish to start playback quickly – the Easy Search function	51
Playing Back a File at a Desired Time with an Alarm	52
Erasing Files	54
Erasing a File	54
Erasing All Files in a Folder	56
Editing Files	57
Arranging Files in a Folder	57
Moving a file to a different folder	57
Copying a file to the other memory	58
Using a Track Mark	60
Adding a track mark	60
Erasing a track mark	61
Erasing all the track marks in the selected file at one time	62
Dividing a File	63
Dividing a file at the current position	63
Dividing a file at all the track mark positions	64
Renaming a Folder and a File	65
Changing a folder name	65
Changing a file name	66
Protecting a File	67
About the Menu Function	68
Menu Operation Modes	68
Menu Settings	70
Utilizing Your Computer	79
Using the IC Recorder with Your Computer	79
Connecting the IC recorder to your computer	80
Structure of folders and files	81
Disconnecting the IC recorder from your computer	84
Copying Files from the IC Recorder to Your Computer	85
Copying Music Files from Your Computer to the IC Recorder and Playing Them Back	86
Copying a music file from your computer to the IC recorder (drag and drop)	86
Playing back music files copied from your computer using the IC recorder	87
Using the IC Recorder as USB Memory	88
Using the Supplied Sound Organizer Software	89
What you can do using Sound Organizer	89
System requirements for your computer	91
Installing Sound Organizer	92
The Sound Organizer window	94
Additional Information	95
Using a USB AC Adaptor	95
Disconnecting the IC recorder from the AC outlet	96
Precautions	97
Specifications	99
System requirements	99
Design and specifications	101
Battery life	103
Troubleshooting	104
Troubleshooting	104
On the IC recorder operations	105
On the Sound Organizer	110
Messages List	112
System Limitations	116
Trademarks	117
Listening for a Lifetime	118