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Troubleshooting

NWZ-B142/B143/B142F/B143F.GB. 4-145-616-11(1)

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Connection with the computer

Symptom

Cause/Remedy

“CONNECTED USB” 

does not appear when the 

player is connected to the 

computer.

 The player’s USB connector is not connected to a USB 

connector on your computer properly.

  Disconnect the player, and then reconnect it.

 A USB hub is being used.

  Connect the player directly to a USB connector, as 

connection via a USB hub may not work. However, a USB 

hub that supplies power can be used.

 Another application is running on the computer.

  Disconnect the player, wait a few minutes, and reconnect it. 

If the problem persists, disconnect the player, restart the 

computer, and then reconnect the player.

 The USB connector on your computer may have a problem. 

Connect the player’s USB connector to another USB connector 

on your computer.

Audio files cannot be 

transferred to the player 

from your computer.

 Transferring may be stopped due to influences such as static 

electricity, etc.

  This happens to protect data information. Disconnect the 

player, then reconnect it.

 The player’s USB connector is not connected to a USB 

connector on your computer properly. Make sure that “DATA 

ACCESS” or “CONNECTED USB” appears on the display.

  Disconnect the player, and then reconnect it.

 There is not enough free space in the built-in flash memory.

  Delete unnecessary songs to increase free space.

 Abnormal file(s) exists on the player.

  Transfer your necessary files back to your computer and 

format the player (

 page 51).

 An audio file is damaged.

  Delete the audio file then transfer it again. When 

transferring the audio file, close any other applications to 

avoid file damage.

Only a small number of 

songs can be transferred to 

the player.

 There is not enough free space in the built-in flash memory.

  Delete unnecessary songs to increase free space.

 Non-audio data is stored in the built-in flash memory.

  Move non-audio files to the computer to increase free space.

The player becomes 

unstable while it is 

connected to the 

computer.

 A USB hub is being used.

  Connect the player directly to a USB connector, as 

connection via a USB hub may not work. However, a USB 

hub that supplies power can be used.

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Page 1: ... 2009 Sony Corporation 4 145 616 11 1 Operation Guide NWZ B142 B143 B142F B143F Table of Contents Menu Index ...

Page 2: ...ntents or in the index You can jump to the indicated page by clicking a page reference indication e g page 3 on each page To search for a reference page by keyword enter the keyword into the find text field on the Adobe Reader window Operation procedures may differ depending on your Adobe Reader version To change the page layout The buttons on the Adobe Reader window enable you to select how pages...

Page 3: ...s 32 Listening Recording to FM Radio NWZ B142F B143F only Listening to FM Radio 33 Listening to FM radio 33 FM radio screen 34 Presetting broadcast stations automatically FM Auto Preset 35 Presetting broadcast stations manually 36 Deleting preset broadcast stations 36 Recording FM Radio 37 Deleting recorded FM radio programs 38 Playing Back Recorded FM Radio Programs 39 Changing the FM Settings 40...

Page 4: ...seful Facts About Battery Life 52 What are Format and Bit Rate 53 What is audio format 53 Storing Data 54 Upgrading the Player s Firmware 55 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting 56 Messages 64 Additional Information Precautions 66 License and Trademark Notice 74 Specifications 76 Index 81 Table of Contents Menu Index ...

Page 5: ...ack page 23 BASS button Activates the Bass function to emphasize the low sound range page 29 1 button Turns on off the player page 9 Starts pauses song playback page 21 or pauses restarts recording page 37 41 When a menu appears on the display use this button to confirm a menu item page 10 button Finds the beginning of a song or fast rewinds forwards page 21 When a menu appears on the display use ...

Page 6: ...pending on the application that is currently active page 8 10 21 33 41 45 BACK HOME 2 button Returns to the previous menu Press and hold this button to display the HOME menu page 10 Power Illuminator Illuminated by LED page 47 The illumination pattern varies according to the operation Continued 2 Functions marked with on the player are activated if you press and hold the corresponding buttons Fron...

Page 7: ...D switch You can protect the player against accidental operation while carrying it by setting the HOLD switch By sliding the HOLD switch to the direction of the arrow all operation buttons are disabled If you press buttons while the HOLD function is activated HOLD appears in the display If you slide the HOLD switch to the opposite position the HOLD function is released USB cap When connecting with...

Page 8: ... rewind fast forward Current song number indication Play mode indication Displays the current play mode icon page 28 If the play mode is set to Normal no icon appears ZAPPIN playback indication Indicates ZAPPIN playback status page 23 Bass function equalizer mode indication Displays whether the Bass function page 29 is activated or which equalizer mode is activated page 30 Remaining battery indica...

Page 9: ...LD function To turn off the player Press and hold the button to turn off the player POWER OFF appears Hints If there is no operation for a certain period of time while in stop mode the display turns off automatically to save the battery power If there is no operation for an extended period the player turns off completely The batteries are consumed a little in this status You cannot operate the pla...

Page 10: ...usic Library The icons appear in the HOME menu and the color of the selected icon is inverted Voice Plays back deletes recorded sound file page 41 Music Library Plays back transferred songs on the player page 21 FM 1 Plays FM radio or plays back or deletes a recorded FM programs page 33 Settings Sets function settings of music FM 1 voice recording or the player page 45 1 NWZ B142F B143F only Conti...

Page 11: ...ta 39 Delete Rec Data 38 Add Preset 36 Delete Preset 36 Settings Music Settings Play Mode 28 Equalizer 30 ZAPPIN Range 25 FM Settings 1 Scan Sensitivity 40 FM Auto Preset 35 Rec Settings Voice Record Codec 44 Common Settings Set Date Time 17 45 AVLS Volume Limit 46 Beep 46 Power Save Mode 47 LED 47 Contrast 47 Information 48 Language 16 49 Initialize Reset All Settings 50 Format 51 1 NWZ B142F B14...

Page 12: ...the 1 button Press the button to select menu item and then press the button to confirm 1 There are tactile dots Use them to help with button operations button Selects a menu item button Confirms a menu item In this manual operating instructions from the HOME menu are described as below Example From the HOME menu select Music Library Folder the desired folder the desired song The actual operations ...

Page 13: ...elect the desired folder and then press the button to confirm The song list screen of the selected folder appears Play All Folder 1 Folder 2 Press the button to select the desired song and then press the button to confirm The music playback screen appears and playback begins Play All Song 1 Song 2 Folder 1 012 BASS Song 12 SHUF To return to the HOME menu during operation Press and hold the BACK HO...

Page 14: ...e is approx 70 minutes When you use the player for the first time or if you have not used the player for a long time recharge it fully until the battery indication is displayed About the battery indicator The battery icon in the display page 8 changes as shown below The battery power gets low as shown in the battery icon If LOW BATTERY appears you cannot operate the player In this case charge the ...

Page 15: ...er may interfere with proper operation of the player We do not guarantee the recharge of the battery using personally assembled computers or modified computers If the computer enters a power saving mode such as the Sleep or Hibernation mode even during USB connection the player s battery is not charged Instead the player continues to draw power from the battery discharging it Do not leave the play...

Page 16: ...d messages on the player button button BACK HOME button From the HOME menu select Settings Language the desired language setting Language Messages and menus are displayed in English English Español Spanish Français French Português Portuguese Русский Russian Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Korean Table of Contents Menu Index ...

Page 17: ...year month date hour and minute can be set Repeat this step to set the numeric value of every items To display the current time While the HOLD function is activated press any button Notes If you left the player for a while with the battery used up the date and time may be reset If the player is not used for a long time your settings for date and time may need to be set again The clock may develop ...

Page 18: ... music from audio CDs or from the Internet etc To import the data into your computer use appropriate software such as Windows Media Player 11 For detailed information on how to import data refer to the Help of each software For details about supported file formats see Supported file format page 76 Table of Contents Menu Index ...

Page 19: ... 76 If you turn on or restart the computer while the player is connected to the computer the player may malfunction In this case press the RESET button of the player to reset it page 56 Disconnect the player from the computer before turn on or restart the computer Connect the USB connector of the player to your computer Insert the USB connector fully Open My Computer or Computer WALKMAN Storage Me...

Page 20: ... while files are being transferred If you do the file being transferred may be damaged If the player is disconnected while files are being transferred unnecessary files may be left in the player In this case transfer usable files back to the computer and format the player page 51 Some files may not be played back on the player due to copyright protection The player can display up to a total of 2 6...

Page 21: ...ou select Music Library the search menu appears You can select the desired search method to display the list screen and search for songs For details see Searching for songs page 26 When the player turns off from the song playback status you can start playback of the last song you listened to by pressing the button To screen indication Do this Play pause Press the button Skip to the beginning of th...

Page 22: ...ck to ZAPPIN playback page 23 The player offers a variety of play modes including random play and selected repeat play page 28 You can emphasize the low range Bass function page 29 You can also change the sound quality by selecting the equalizer page 30 Table of Contents Menu Index ...

Page 23: ...uration Normal Playback ZAPPIN Playback Normal Playback Changes to ZAPPIN Short recognizable song clips approx 45 seconds from beginning The ZAPPIN playback range for song clips can be set to either ZAPPIN Short or ZAPPIN Long Returns to normal playback and restarts playback of the current song from the beginning Table of Contents Menu Index ...

Page 24: ...is displayed on the screen The song is played back from approx 45 seconds into the song If the length of the song is under 45 seconds the song is played back from some point before the end of the song To Skip to the previous next song or shuffle playback during ZAPPIN playback You can move to the previous next song or play back songs in random order The method of operation is the same as normal pl...

Page 25: ... ZAPPIN Long button button BACK HOME button From the HOME menu select Settings Music Settings ZAPPIN Range the desired setting List of ZAPPIN Range settings Setting item Description ZAPPIN Short Plays back song clips for about 4 seconds each Default setting ZAPPIN Long Plays back song clips for about 15 seconds each Table of Contents Menu Index ...

Page 26: ...Method Description Now Playing Start playback of the last file you listened to Folder Select a folder a song All Songs Select a song from the song list Artist Select an artist an album a song Album Select an album a song Playlists 1 Select a playlist a song Genre Select a genre an album a song Release Year Select a release year a song 1 Playlists that are created on HiFi component systems cannot b...

Page 27: ...ified by the player If the song does not have artist or album information Unknown appears If the song does not have a song name name it on your computer The player can display up to a total of 2 640 files and 500 folders and folders of up to 8 levels Although you can transfer more files or folders to the player the player cannot display or play any files folders or levels that exceed this limit It...

Page 28: ... play modes Play mode type Icon Description Normal No icon After the current song ends all songs of the selected folder album artist are played once Default setting Repeat all After the current song ends all songs of the selected folder album artist are played repeatedly Repeat 1 song The current song is played repeatedly Repeat shuffle all After the current song ends all songs of the selected fol...

Page 29: ...button the Bass function is activated or deactivated When the Bass function is activated BASS icon is displayed on the screen Hint A high volume the effect of the Bass function is limited for hearing safety Notes If you turn on the Bass function while the equalizer setting is activated the equalizer setting is disabled temporarily The equalizer setting will be resumed by disabling the Bass functio...

Page 30: ...vely sound Unique Emphasizes the high and low ranges so that a small sound can be listened easily Custom User customizable sound settings See page 31 for setting Notes If you turn on the Bass function while the equalizer setting is activated the equalizer setting is disabled temporarily The equalizer setting will be resumed by disabling the Bass function While the Bass function is activated you ca...

Page 31: ...on From the HOME menu select Settings Music Settings Equalizer Edit displayed under Custom The setting screen appears Press the button to select the sound level 7 levels 3 to 3 and press the button to confirm The 5 bands 100 Hz to 10 kHz can be set Repeat this step to set the sound level of every band Table of Contents Menu Index ...

Page 32: ...s from the player use the software you used to transfer the songs or Windows Explorer For details about using the software see the Help of the software Note The player itself cannot delete songs without connecting to a computer Table of Contents Menu Index ...

Page 33: ...e FM radio screen appears Manual In the manual tuning mode you can select broadcast stations by frequency Preset In the preset tuning mode you can select broadcast stations by preset number Select the desired frequency or preset number For details on how to operate the FM radio see FM radio screen page 34 Note You cannot select the preset tuning mode Preset if no preset stations are entered Preset...

Page 34: ...Pause resume the FM reception Press the button 1 The frequency is changed by 0 1 MHz 2 If the sensitivity is too high change the Scan Sensitivity setting page 40 to Low FM radio screen in the preset tuning mode BASS P01 90 0MHz Preset number Note You cannot select the preset tuning mode Preset if no preset stations are entered Preset the receivable station using FM Auto Preset function page 35 or ...

Page 35: ...ns by selecting FM Auto Preset From the HOME menu select Settings FM Settings FM Auto Preset OK The receivable broadcast stations will be preset in order from low to high frequency COMPLETE appears when presetting is completed then the first preset station is received Select Cancel to cancel automatic presetting Hint If high sensitivity causes the player to receive many unwanted broadcast stations...

Page 36: ...reset to the selected preset number If you select a preset number that is already assigned to another frequency the message confirming whether to replace the setting appears Selecting OK will replace the setting Hint You can preset up to 30 stations Note The preset numbers are stored in order from low to high frequency Deleting preset broadcast stations On the FM radio screen press the BACK HOME b...

Page 37: ...ress it again to resume recording Press the REC STOP button again to stop recording The recording is saved as a file named FRnnnn 1 in the Record FM folder 1 File names are automatically assigned from FR0001 to FR9999 Hints Recording in poor reception areas may result in noise Record in a stronger reception areas The programs and sound files recorded by the player can be played back on the player ...

Page 38: ...utton From the HOME menu select FM Delete Rec Data the recorded FM radio program you intend to delete OK The selected FM radio program is deleted Select Cancel to cancel deletion To delete all recorded FM radio programs select Delete All instead of selecting the recorded FM radio program Table of Contents Menu Index ...

Page 39: ...enu select FM Play Rec Data the recorded FM radio program you want The playback screen appears and the playback of the recorded FM radio program begins About the playback screen see Playback screen page 8 To listen to all recorded FM radio program select Play All instead of selecting the recorded FM radio program Table of Contents Menu Index ...

Page 40: ...ity When you select stations using the FM Auto Preset function page 35 or manual tuning mode page 33 the FM receiver may receive many unwanted broadcast stations because sensitivity is too high In this case set the reception to Low High is set by default From the HOME menu select Settings FM Settings Scan Sensitivity Low To set the reception sensitivity back to the default select High Table of Con...

Page 41: ...OP button Press the button to select OK and then press the button to confirm Press the REC STOP button Recording starts To pause recording press the button Press it again to resume recording Press the REC STOP button again to stop recording The recording is saved as a file named VRnnnn 1 in the Record Voice folder 1 File names are automatically assigned from VR0001 to VR9999 Hints The programs and...

Page 42: ...n From the HOME menu select Voice Delete Rec Data the recorded sound file you intend to delete OK The selected sound file is deleted Select Cancel to cancel deletion To delete all recorded sound files select Delete All instead of selecting the recorded sound file Table of Contents Menu Index ...

Page 43: ...enu button button BACK HOME button From the HOME menu select Voice Play Rec Data the recorded sound file you want The playback screen appears and the playback of the recorded sound file begins About the playback screen see Playback screen page 8 To listen to all recorded sound files select Play All instead of selecting the recorded sound file Table of Contents Menu Index ...

Page 44: ...ttings button button BACK HOME button Voice Record Codec You can select a level of recording quality from Low Mid or High The higher the level is the more memory the player uses for recording sound Mid is set by default From the HOME menu select Settings Rec Settings Voice Record Codec Low Mid default setting or High Table of Contents Menu Index ...

Page 45: ...ct the year value and then press the button to confirm The year month date hour and minute can be set Repeat this step to set the numeric value of every items To display the current time While the HOLD function is activated press any button Notes If you left the player for a while with the battery used up the date and time may be reset If the player is not used for a long time your settings for da...

Page 46: ...l AVLS OFF Plays back audio at the original volume Default setting Hint When AVLS Volume Limit is set to AVLS ON and the volume level reaches the maximum limit AVLS appears when the VOL button is pressed In this status the volume cannot be turned up any more Beep You can turn on or off the operation sounds of the player From the HOME menu select Settings Common Settings Beep the desired setting ty...

Page 47: ...econds This setting uses the least battery consumption Save OFF The icon s or letter s appears in the display constantly during playback or FM reception 1 1 NWZ B142F B143F only LED You can turn on or off the power illuminator around the button From the HOME menu select Settings Common Settings LED the desired setting type Type Description LED ON Turns on the power illuminator Default setting LED ...

Page 48: ... model name built in flash memory capacity and firmware version can be displayed button button BACK HOME button From the HOME menu select Settings Information 1 model name 2 built in flash memory capacity 3 version information for the player s firmware Table of Contents Menu Index ...

Page 49: ...essages on the player button button BACK HOME button From the HOME menu select Settings Language the desired language setting Language Messages and menus are displayed in English English Español Spanish Français French Português Portuguese Русский Russian Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Korean Table of Contents Menu Index ...

Page 50: ...ransferred to the player button button BACK HOME button From the HOME menu select Settings Initialize Reset All Settings OK COMPLETE appears and the player is reset to the default settings To cancel the operation select Cancel on the confirmation screen Note If the date and time have already been set under Set Date Time the date is not reset Table of Contents Menu Index ...

Page 51: ...or other device beforehand button button BACK HOME button Notes When the remaining battery is low you cannot format the player Charge the battery before formatting Do not format the built in flash memory using Windows Explorer If the date and time have already been set under Set Date Time the date is not reset From the HOME menu select Settings Initialize Format OK FORMATTING appears and formattin...

Page 52: ...nger battery life setting items For details on the battery life in longer battery life setting see Battery life continuous playback page 78 Setting Default setting Longer battery life setting Settings for screen Power Save Mode page 47 Save ON Normal Save ON Super Settings for sound effect Equalizer page 30 None None Bass page 29 Activate Deactivate Settings for the power illuminator LED page 47 L...

Page 53: ...y apply access control technologies such as encryption to accomplish the copyright holders intention to limit usage and duplication of music or videos What is bit rate Bit rate refers to the amount of data used to store each second of audio expressed in kbps kilo bits per second such as 64 kbps Generally higher bit rates provide better sound quality but require more storage space for the same leng...

Page 54: ...o the computer the built in flash memory appears in Windows Explorer as WALKMAN Notes Do not disconnect the player while DATA ACCESS appears on the player during data transfer The data could be damaged Do not format the built in flash memory of the player in Windows Explorer When you formatted the player in Windows Explorer accidently do it again on the player page 51 Table of Contents Menu Index ...

Page 55: ...w to install it visit the customer support web sites page 73 Download the update program to your computer from the web sites Connect the player to your computer and then start up the update program Follow the on screen instructions to update the player s firmware Firmware update is complete Hint Version information for the player s firmware can be displayed by selecting Settings Information from t...

Page 56: ...harging the battery 3 Press the RESET button with a small pin etc If you press the RESET button while operating the player stored data and settings on the player may be deleted After resetting the player press the button to turn on the player 4 Check the information about the issue in the Help of the software 5 Look for information about the issue on one of the customer support web sites page 73 6...

Page 57: ...s mobile phones keep them away from the player Music data is damaged Delete the data then transfer again When transferring data close any other applications to avoid file damage The headphone plug is dirty Clean the headphone plug with a soft dry cloth Buttons do not work The HOLD switch is set to the direction of the arrow Slide the HOLD switch to the opposite direction of the arrow page 7 The pl...

Page 58: ...e 6 Playback has stopped suddenly The remaining battery power is insufficient Charge the battery power by connecting to the computer page 14 The player cannot format The remaining battery power is low or insufficient Charge the battery power by connecting to the computer page 14 The player does not work There is not enough free space in the built in flash memory Connect the player to the computer ...

Page 59: ...n your computer environment Battery life is short The operating temperature is below 5 C 41 F Battery life becomes shorter due to the battery characteristics This is not malfunction Battery charging time is not enough Charge the battery until appears By adjusting the settings or managing the power supply properly it is possible to save battery power and use the player for a longer time page 52 The...

Page 60: ...9 or less respectively Export the recorded files to a computer The player is connected to a computer Disconnect the player from the computer The combined total of the recorded time and the remaining time does not equal the maximum recording time When you record many short files they may be recorded with automatically inserted blank spaces between files due to system restrictions This causes an inc...

Page 61: ...onnect the player then reconnect it The player s USB connector is not connected to a USB connector on your computer properly Make sure that DATA ACCESS or CONNECTED USB appears on the display Disconnect the player and then reconnect it There is not enough free space in the built in flash memory Delete unnecessary songs to increase free space Abnormal file s exists on the player Transfer your neces...

Page 62: ... is weak Listen to the FM broadcast near a window since the signal may be weak inside buildings or vehicles The headphone cord is not extended enough The headphone cord functions as an antenna Extend the headphone cord as far as possible The FM broadcast is affected by interference A device emitting radio signals such as a mobile phone is being used near the player When using such devices as mobil...

Page 63: ...d time may be reset This is not a malfunction Charge the battery until appears on the screen page 14 and set the date and time again page 17 45 All settings of the player have been reset You moved deleted or renamed the system files Or the built in flash memory of the player was formatted using other than the Format menu of the player If you do any of the above operations the system will be restru...

Page 64: ...file is detected for copyright protection Transfer the normal audio file back to the computer and then format the built in flash memory EXPIRED You are trying to play a song that has an expiration playback time restriction Update the license information of songs using the software used for transfer If the song which cannot be played is unnecessary you can delete it from the built in flash memory F...

Page 65: ...er and delete any unnecessary songs or files to increase free space on the player Delete unnecessary recorded FM radio programs Delete unnecessary recorded sound files NO DATA There are no audio files in the built in flash memory Transfer audio files NO ITEM No song exists in the selected item Transfer audio files READ ONLY You are trying to delete Read only songs Delete the data using Windows Exp...

Page 66: ...the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void you...

Page 67: ...waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product Applicable accessories Headphones Disposal of waste batteries applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems This symbol on the battery or on the packaging indicates that the battery provided with this product shall not be treated as household waste By ensuring these batteries are dis...

Page 68: ...ean water and consult a doctor Also if the liquid gets on to your body or clothes wash it off immediately If you do not it may cause burns or injury If you get burned or injured by the liquid from the battery consult a doctor Do not pour water or put any foreign object in the player Doing so may cause fire or electric shock If this occurs turn off the player immediately disconnect the player and c...

Page 69: ...he precautions below in order to avoid warping the cabinet or causing the player to malfunction Make sure not to sit down with the player in your back pocket Make sure not to put the player into a bag with the headphones earphones cord wrapped around it and then subject the bag to strong impact Do not expose the player to water The player is not waterproof Remember to follow the precautions below ...

Page 70: ...ng hearing damage Avoid using the headphones at a high volume Hearing experts advise against continuous loud and extended play If you experience a ringing in your ears reduce the volume or discontinue use Do not turn the volume up high all at once especially when using headphones Turn up the volume gradually so that loud sound will not hurt your ears Caring for others Keep the volume at a moderate...

Page 71: ...disappears If you use the player with condensation present a malfunction may result On the LCD Do not push the LCD screen strongly Color spots may appear or the LCD panel may be damaged If the player is used in a cold place ghosting may occur This does not indicate a failure If the player is used in a cold or hot place contrast may be affected On cleaning Clean the player s case with a soft cloth ...

Page 72: ...re specifications may be changed without notice Operation of this player with software other than that provided is not covered by the warranty The ability to display the languages on supplied software will depend on the installed OS on your computer For better results please ensure that the installed OS is compatible with the desired language you want to display We do not guarantee all the languag...

Page 73: ...y on device This is due to The capacity of the connected player The player is not functioning normally Content information is written in language or character that are not supported by the player About the customer support web sites If you have any questions or issues with this product or would like information on compatible items with this product visit the following web sites For customers in th...

Page 74: ... property rights of Microsoft Corporation Use or distribution of such technology outside of this product is prohibited without a license from Microsoft or an authorized Microsoft subsidiary Content providers are using the digital rights management technology for Windows Media contained in this device WM DRM to protect the integrity of their content Secure Content so that their intellectual propert...

Page 75: ... Software is furnished to do so subject to the following conditions The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED AS IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT IN NO EVENT...

Page 76: ... Sampling frequency may not correspond to all encoders Maximum recordable number of songs and time Approx The approximate times are based on the case in which you transfer or record only 4 minutes songs in the MP3 format Other playable audio file format song numbers and times may differ from MP3 format NWZ B142 B142F NWZ B143 B143F Bit rate Songs Time Songs Time 48 kbps 1 250 83 hr 20 min 2 550 17...

Page 77: ...nd and the FM programs Capacity User available capacity 1 NWZ B142 B142F 2 GB Approx more than 1 73 GB 1 865 416 704 bytes NWZ B143 B143F 4 GB Approx more than 3 54 GB 3 810 000 896 bytes 1 Available storage capacity of the player may vary A portion of the memory is used for data management functions Output headphones Frequency response 20 to 20 000 Hz when playing data file single signal measurem...

Page 78: ...n typical usage conditions with Basic setting of battery life measurement Longer battery life setting as shown in the table below Note that even if the player is turned off for an extended period a small amount of battery power is still consumed Battery life may vary depending on volume setting conditions of use and ambient temperature Setting Default setting Basic setting of battery life measurem...

Page 79: ...f the player The following items PDF files and shortcuts are included in these folders Operation Guide 1 folder Contains PDF files of the Operation Guide Support folder Contains shortcut icons to Customer Support and Customer Registration in the country region folders PC_Application_Software folder Contains a shortcut icon to the Windows media Player 11 download site 1 PDF files named xxx_NWZB140 ...

Page 80: ...or more For Windows Vista 800 MHz or more RAM 128 MB or more For Windows Vista 512 MB or more USB connector Hi Speed USB is recommended Internet Explorer 6 0 or later Windows Media Player 11 need to be installed Broadband Internet connection is required to use Electronic Music Distribution EMD or to visit the web site We do not guarantee operation for all computers even if they meet the above Syst...

Page 81: ...n 8 Play Mode 28 Play Rec Data 39 43 Power 9 Power illuminator 6 Power Save Mode 47 Preset tuning 33 Index Symbols Custom 30 Heavy 30 Jazz 30 Pop 30 Unique 30 Repeat all 28 Repeat 1 song 28 Repeat shuffle all 28 ZAPPIN playback 8 24 A ADPCM 41 77 Artist 26 AVLS Volume Limit 46 B BACK HOME button 6 12 BASS button 5 29 Bass function 8 29 Battery 14 78 Beep Beep sound 46 Bit rate 53 C Computer 14 61 ...

Page 82: ... button 7 56 S Scan Sensitivity 40 Search for songs 26 Set Date Time 17 45 Settings 45 Shuffle 28 Sound quality 29 30 Supplied items 79 T Time setting 17 45 Transferring 19 Troubleshooting 56 U USB connector 7 14 19 V Voice 10 41 Voice Record Codec 44 Volume 5 46 70 VOL button 5 W WMA 19 53 76 Z ZAP button 5 24 ZAPPIN playback 23 ZAPPIN Range 25 Table of Contents Menu Index ...

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