Sony NW-S705F Operation Guide - Page 95

Messages, Access, Avls Blinks, Cannot Play, Charge Error, Data Access, Drm Error, Expired

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95 Troubleshooting Table of Contents Menu Index Messages Follow the instructions below if a message appears in the display. Message ACCESS AVLS (blinks) CANNOT PLAY CHARGE ERROR DATA ACCESS DRM ERROR EXPIRED Meaning Remedy This message appears This is not an error after disconnecting the message. Wait until the USB cable from the message disappears. computer, or resetting the player ( page 86). The volume level exceeds Turn the volume down or the rated value while disable AVLS ( page 48). AVLS is enabled.  The player cannot play certain files because of incompatible formats.  Transferring has been interrupted forcefully. If the song which cannot be played is unnecessary, you can erase it from the built-in flash memory. For details, see "To delete abnormal data from the built-in flash memory" ( page 98). The power supply is abnormal. Try using another computer. Accessing the built-in flash memory. Please wait for access to complete. This message appears while the built-in flash memory is being accessed. An unauthorized distribution file is detected for copyright protection. Transfer the normal audio file back to the computer and then format the built-in flash memory. For details, see "To delete abnormal data from the built-in flash memory" ( page 98). You are trying to play a song that has a playback time restriction. If the song which cannot be played is unnecessary, you can erase it from the built-in flash memory. For details, see "To delete abnormal data from the built-in flash memory" ( page 98). Continued 

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Messages
Follow the instructions below if a message appears in the display.
Message
Meaning
Remedy
ACCESS
This message appears
after disconnecting the
USB cable from the
computer, or resetting the
player (
page 86).
This is not an error
message. Wait until the
message disappears.
AVLS (blinks)
The volume level exceeds
the rated value while
AVLS is enabled.
Turn the volume down or
disable AVLS (
page 48).
CANNOT PLAY
The player cannot play
certain files because of
incompatible formats.
Transferring has been
interrupted forcefully.
If the song which cannot
be played is unnecessary,
you can erase it from the
built-in flash memory. For
details, see “To delete
abnormal data from the
built-in flash memory”
(
page 98).
CHARGE ERROR
The power supply is
abnormal.
Try using another
computer.
DATA ACCESS
Accessing the built-in
flash memory.
Please wait for access to
complete. This message
appears while the built-in
flash memory is being
accessed.
DRM ERROR
An unauthorized
distribution file is
detected for copyright
protection.
Transfer the normal audio
file back to the computer
and then format the
built-in flash memory. For
details, see “To delete
abnormal data from the
built-in flash memory”
(
page 98).
EXPIRED
You are trying to play a
song that has a playback
time restriction.
If the song which cannot
be played is unnecessary,
you can erase it from the
built-in flash memory. For
details, see “To delete
abnormal data from the
built-in flash memory”
(
page 98).
Troubleshooting
Continued