Sony MEX-1HD Operating Instructions - Page 34
Using “MG Memory Stick”, Transferring a track to an “MG Memory Stick”, — Check-Out
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Creating a folder again If all custom folders on the HDD have been erased, you cannot select "HDD" as the source. In this case, create a new folder and record a CD on the HDD. 1 Press the R dial to display the source list. 2 Rotate the R dial to select "HDD," then press (MENU). 3 Rotate the R dial to select " Create," then press the R dial. 4 Enter the name. For details, See "Labeling a folder/album/ track" on page 30. 5 Rotate the R dial to select "OK," then press the R dial. Notes • The erased tracks are temporarily saved in the Latest 400 album in the Recycle Bin folder, and the erased albums are temporarily saved in the Recycle Bin folder. In the event that you choose not to permanently erase an item in the Recycle Bin folder, it can be moved from the Recycle Bin (page 32). The erased tracks in the Latest 400 album, or the erased albums in the Recycle Bin folder can only be moved track by track or album by album. • Contents erased from the Recycle Bin are permanently erased from the HDD. • Once you erase the item, you cannot restore it. Make sure the item you want to erase before erasing. • A maximum of 400 tracks can be stored in the Latest 400 album. If it exceeds 400, tracks with the oldest time stamp are erased as new tracks are added. • A maximum of 200 albums can be stored in the Recycle Bin folder. If it exceeds 200 (including the number of Latest 400 album), albums with the oldest time stamp (not including the number of Latest 400 album) are erased as new albums are added. Using "MG Memory Stick" Transferring a track to an "MG Memory Stick" - Check-Out You can transfer music data recorded on the HDD on this unit to an "MG Memory Stick." SOURCE F1 MENU F2 R dial 1 Press (SOURCE) repeatedly to select "HDD." 2 Press (MENU). The menu display appears. 3 Rotate the R dial to select "Check Out," then press the R dial. 4 Rotate the R dial to select "Check Out," then press the R dial. 5 Rotate the R dial to select the track you want to Check-Out, then press the R dial. The selected item is marked with " ." In the default setting, all tracks are selected in the track name list. To select specific tracks, press (F2) (ALL) to cancel the selection first. To cancel the item being selected, press the R dial again. 6 Repeat step 5 to select all tracks you want to Check-Out. 7 Press (F1) (START). Check-Out starts. The normal display appears when Check-Out is completed. To cancel Check-Out Press (F1) (CANCEL). 34