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Storing Non-Audio Data Connecting to Your Computer Storing Non-Audio Data Connecting to Your Computer Connecting the Player to Your Computer When connecting to the computer, power (bus power) is supplied from the USB port of the computer. This allows the player to be used without power being supplied from the rechargeable battery. Notes • When you use a disc that contains audio tracks recorded in MD mode, make sure to install the software using the supplied CD-ROM before connecting your computer ( page 72). • When using Windows ME or Windows 98SE If you connect the player to the computer with the disc mode on the player set to "Hi-MD" (default setting), and then insert a 60/74/80-minute standard disc, the operation mode of the disc may automatically change to Hi- MD mode even if you do not record anything. • When using Windows ME or Windows 98SE When you disconnect the dedicated USB cable, the message "Unsafe Removal of Device" appears in the computer display. This is not a problem. Merely click "OK" to make the message disappear. 1 Insert a disc into the player. 2 Connect the USB cradle and your computer using the dedicated USB cable. Connect the large connector of the USB cable to a USB jack on your computer and the small connector to the USB connector on the USB cradle. to USB jack dedicated USB cable (supplied) to USB connector Continued  47

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Storing Non-Audio Data Connecting
to Your Computer
Connecting the Player
to Your Computer
When connecting to the computer, power
(bus power) is supplied from the USB port
of the computer. This allows the player to be
used without power being supplied from the
rechargeable battery.
Notes
•
When you use a disc that contains audio tracks
recorded in MD mode, make sure to install the
software using the supplied CD-ROM before
connecting your computer
(
page 72).
• When using Windows ME or Windows 98SE
If you connect the player to the computer with
the disc mode on the player set to “Hi-MD”
(default setting), and then insert a 60/74/80-minute
standard disc, the operation mode of the disc may
automatically change to Hi- MD mode even if you
do not record anything.
• When using Windows ME or Windows 98SE
When you disconnect the dedicated USB cable,
the message “Unsafe Removal of Device”
appears in the computer display. This is not a
problem. Merely click “OK” to make the message
disappear.
1
Insert a disc into the player.
2
Connect the USB cradle and your
computer using the dedicated USB
cable.
Connect the large connector of the USB
cable to a USB jack on your computer and
the small connector to the USB connector
on the USB cradle.
dedicated USB
cable (supplied)
to USB connector
to USB jack
Continued
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Storing Non-Audio Data Connecting to Your Computer