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Using the Noise Canceling function
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Help Guide Digital Music Player NW-A45/A45HN/A46HN/A47 Using the Noise Canceling function The Noise Canceling function reduces ambient noise. You can enjoy music at a low volume. You need a pair of headphones equipped with the Noise Canceling function. The following headphones are compatible with the Walkman. IER-NW500N IER-NW500NE MDR-NW750N MDR-NW750NE This topic includes instructions for the following operations. Selecting the headphones. Turning on the Noise Canceling function. Selecting a Noise Canceling environment. Adjusting the Noise Canceling level. 1 Select the Noise Canceling headphones. On the playback screen, tap and then [Settings]. Then, select the Noise Canceling headphones from the pulldown menu under [Headphones]. 2 Turn on the Noise Canceling function. After you select the Noise Canceling headphones, tap [Noise Canceling]. The settings menu for [Noise Canceling] will appear. Tap the Noise Canceling switch to turn on the function. will appear in the information area. 3 Configure the settings for the Noise Canceling function, if necessary. [Select Environment]: You can select a type of noise cancelation to match the current environment. [Full-auto AINC] automatically sets the most effective Noise Canceling mode. [Adjust Noise Canceling]: You can adjust the Noise Canceling effect. Adjust the effect using the slider. To turn off the Noise Canceling function 1. Tap the menu items in the following order. - [Settings] - [Noise Canceling] ([Headphones]). 2. Tap the Noise Canceling switch to turn off the function. Hint A shortcut is available for the Noise Canceling function. You can tap function on or off. on the [Settings] screen to turn the Noise Canceling When you have selected Noise Canceling headphones, you can enable [Clear Phase™ ]. Select [Other Headphones] to use headphones that do not support the Noise Canceling function. 102