Kenwood K-501USB, Instruction Manual

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Description Displayed Message
Trouble
shooting
The memory card does not have a recordable space.
Erase unnecessary music files. If you do not want to erase files, use a
recordable memory card.
STOP REC
No Capacity
The USB audio player does not have a recordable space.
Erase unnecessary music files.
A message for confirming whether a setup or editing operation can be
executed. "?" mark blinks.
Resetting the Microcomputer
The microcomputer
malfunctions (resulting
in inoperability of the
system, erroneous display,
etc.).
The microcomputer may malfunction due to unplugged and plugging of a
cable while the system is ON or to an extraneous cause.
In this case, reset the microcomputer with the following steps.
Symptom Remedy
* Please note that resetting the
microcomputer results in erasing the
setups of the system and returns it to
the factory-shipped condition.
Unplug the power cord from the
power outlet.
While holding the power key on
the main unit, plug the power cord
again.
Then the microcomputer is reset, the
message shown on the left is displayed.
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* In addition to the audio signal, a TOC (Table Of Contents) is recorded on a CD. The TOC corresponds to the
table of contents of a book, and in addition to the number of tracks the playing time, text information, etc., it
contains parts which cannot be rewritten.
Since a certain work area is used during recording, the available recording
space may sometimes be left even after this message is displayed.
TEXT FULL The text information of a CD-TEXT compatible disc cannot be displayed if the
text information consists of 1536 bytes or more.
TITLE FULL An attempt is made to input a title that is longer than the maximum number
of characters for the USB audio player or memory card.
The maximum number of characters used for each folder or file title is 28.