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Replacing the batteries Display Tips • This tape-corder is not equipped with a power switch. As a result, the LCD display will always be turned on as long as the batteries are inserted. However, power consumption is minimal and negligible. • The clock will return to its default setting (TU/ 97Y4M1D/ AM12HOOMOOS) if the batteries are removed from the tape-corder for a long time. In this case, set the clock again. Notes • If "b 1-3 T TEP '3" is still displayed after replacing the batteries press any button to clear this display. • When using the unit on batteries, do not use a dry battery and a rechargeable battery together. • The battery life may shorten depending on the temperature and the type of the battery. " bfl T T E P !-_1" or "(--\J" may not be displayed depending on the type of battery. Use the recommended NH-D100 battery. " When no plug is connected to the LINE OUT, REMOTE/Q or the REMOTE•DIGITAL l/ O jacks and the display backlight turned off. 34" Power Sources When to replace the batteries The status of the remaining battery power is displayed on the main unit. On the remote display, "f " will flash or appear when the batteries become weak. Display on the main unit E BATT F Battery full. 4, 4, 4, =E BATT F Replace both batteries with new ones. "bI3 T TERV" flashes and the tapecorder stops when used beyond this point. Display on the remote control -4 , • The batteries are weak. Replace both batteries with new ones. The batteries are completely exhausted. Battery life (Approx. hours) Battery Playback Recording Sony nickel metal hydride 4 rechargeable (NH-D100) 3 (3.5*) Sony alkaline LR6 (size AA) 2.5 1.5 (2-.5*) Values for battery life at 20°C and for long continuous playback or recording. Battery capacity decreases and battery life becomes shorter in low temperatures.

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Replacing
the
batteries
Display
Tips
•
This
tape
-corder
is
not
equipped
with
a
power
switch.
As
a
result,
the
LCD
display
will
always
be
turned
on
as
long
as
the
batteries
are
inserted.
However,
power
consumption
is
minimal
and
negligible.
•
The
clock
will
return
to
its
default
setting
(TU/
97Y4M1D/
AM12HOOMOOS)
if
the
batteries
are
removed
from
the
tape
-corder
for
a
long
time.
In
this
case,
set
the
clock
again.
Notes
•
If
"b
1-3
T
TEP
'3
"
is
still
displayed
after
replacing
the
batteries
press
any
button
to
clear
this
display.
•
When
using
the
unit
on
batteries,
do
not
use
a
dry
battery
and
a
rechargeable
battery
together.
•
The
battery
life
may
shorten
depending
on
the
temperature
and
the
type
of
the
battery.
"
bfl
T
T
E
P
!
-
_1"
or
"(--\J"
may
not
be
displayed
depending
on
the
type
of
battery.
Use
the
recommended
NH
-D100
battery.
"
When
no
plug
is
connected
to
the
LINE
OUT,
REMOTE/Q
or
the
REMOTE•DIGITAL
l/
O
jacks
and
the
display
backlight
turned
off.
34"
Power
Sources
When
to
replace
the
batteries
The
status
of
the
remaining
battery
power
is
displayed
on
the
main
unit.
On
the
remote
display,
"f
"
will
fl
ash
or
appear
when
the
batteries
become
weak.
Display
on
the
main
unit
E
BATT
F
Battery
full.
4,
4,
4
,
=E
BATT
F
Replace
both
batteries
with
new
ones.
"bI3
T
TERV"
fl
ashes
and
the
tape
-
corder
stops
when
used
beyond
this
point.
Display
on
the
remote
control
-4
,
•
batteries
with new
ones.
Battery
life
The
batteries
are
weak.
Replace
both
The
batteries
are
completely
exhausted.
(Approx.
hours)
Battery
Playback
Recording
Sony
nickel
metal
hydride
4
3
(3.5*)
rechargeable
(NH
-D100)
Sony
alkaline
LR6
(size
AA)
2.5
1.5
(2
-
.5*)
Values
for
battery
life
at
20°C
and
for
long
continuous
playback
or
recording.
Battery
capacity
decreases
and
battery
life
becomes
shorter
in
low
temperatures.