Sony NW-MS70D - Network Walkman Operating Instructions Manual Download

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Page 1: ...er Network Walkman Operating Instructions WALKMANis a registeredtrademark of Sony Corporationto representHeadphone Stereo products LK T M is a trademarkof Sony w W L Corporation MEMORY STICKDUO MAGICGATE MEMORY STICK TM NW MS70D 0 2003 Sony Corporation ...

Page 2: ...C Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular insta...

Page 3: ...o the following two conditions I This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Oradell NJ 07649 USA S ON Y e W MS70D TestedTo Comply With FCC Standards FOR HOMEOR OFFICE USE For the customers in the Netherlands Voor de Klanten in Nederland Gooi de batterij niet weg maar lever deze in ...

Page 4: ...tware other than Program 02001 2002 Sony Corporation Documentation 02003 Sony Corporation OpenMG and its logo are trademarks of Sony Corporation SonicStage and its logo are trademarks of Sony Corporation MagicGate Memory Stick is trademark of Sony Corporation Memory Stick and Mzc are trademarks of Sony Corporation Memory Stick Duo and MEMORY STICKDuo are trademarks of Sony Corporation MagicGate an...

Page 5: ...isplay mode 23 mode 24 Digital sound preset 24 Selecting the group display Adjusting treble and bass Selecting the Sound quality 24 Adjusting the sound quality 25 Storing data other than audio files 26 Locking the controls HOLD 26 Adjusting the settings of your Network Walkman Adjusting the time setting of your Network Walkman to a computer s built in clock 27 DATE TIME 28 Limiting the volume AVLS...

Page 6: ...an easily transfer digital audio files from your computerto the built in flash memory or MagicGate Memory Stick DUO not supplied and carry it anywhere to enjoy 1 2 Store digital audio files on your computer Transfer files to Downloadthe latest audio files Storefavorite songs your Network Walkman 3 Enjoy music with your Network Walkman 6 USB connection ...

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Page 8: ... Memory Stick R Data stored in Memory Stick R cannot be overwritten It can be used on It has the MagicGate copyrightprotection technology Memory Stick R compatible devices You cannot storedata with MagicGate copyright protection technology Memory Stick You can store any data except for data requiring the MagicGate copyrightprotection technology MagicGateMemory Stick MagicGateMemory Stick is equipp...

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Page 10: ...uch 1 Neck strap 1 Extension headphone cord 1 Operating instructions 1 SonicStageoperating instructions 1 CD ROM 1 About the Serial Number The serial number provided for your device is required for the customerregistration The number is on a label on the inside of the Memory Stick slot cover Press the Memory Stick Eject button to open the cover and check the serial number Eject Me1 slot Serial Num...

Page 11: ...ntinuously Your Network Walkman requires 15minutes to check the battery condition to protect it before a quick recharge starts The figure represents the charging time for an empty battery charged in an ambient temperature of between 0 Cto 35 C 32 F to 95 F The charging time will be shortened depending on the battery power remaining If the battery is charged in a low temperature environment the cha...

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Page 14: ...s refer to the SonicStageoperating instructions 2 Transfer audiofiles to the SonicStagesoftware For details refer to the manual SonicStage operating instructions 3 Connect your Network Walkman to the computer Insert MG Memory Stick Duo not supplied into the slot of your Network Walkman While a Memory Stick is inserted ais indicated in the display of your Network Walkman Your Network WaIkman comes ...

Page 15: ...ted US6 You can charge the battery without connecting the AC power adaptor Connect your Network Walkman and the computer a From the menu select USB CHG ON page 35 to enable charging the battery with a computer However frequent use of USB charge may increase the consumption of the computer sbuilt in battery Attach your Network Walkman to the USB cradle CONNECT is indicated in the Network Walkman di...

Page 16: ... connected to the computer However in case Memory Stick is inserted into the slot the data stored in Memory Stick will be displayed 4 Transfer audio filesto your Network Walkman Check out For information on transferring audio files to the built in flash memory or MG Memory Stick Duo not supplied refer to the separate manual SonicStage operating instructions PTip For information on transfemng check...

Page 17: ... L CJ e c S v 1 Put on the headphones You can carry your Network Walkman with the supplied headphones and neck strap When you use your Network Walkman while putting it in a pocket or bag use the supplied extensioncord Fold one end of the supplied neck strap as illustrated to clinch the headphone cord Place the neck strap around your neck as illustrated and fold the other end of the neck strap to c...

Page 18: ...oup function enables you to select favorite music conveniently on your Network Walkman You can check out or play songs by album or artist using the Group function Note that the group information may be erased or damaged if a song that is checked out to Memory Stick using the Group function is edited with a device that does not support the function Built inflash memory Memory Stick Track3 Group2 Tr...

Page 19: ...d rotate the Shuttle of the next group switch clockwise W Skip to the beginning Pull and rotate the Shuttle of the current group switch counterclockwise l44 Fast forward 3 Rotate the Sbuttle switch clockwise M and hold it Fast rewind 3 Rotate the Shuttle switch counterclockwise M and hold it lRotatingand holding of the Shuttle switch during stop mode allows you to skip to the beginning of the next...

Page 20: ...counterclockwise to disconnect it from your Network Walkman Pull the plug cover fromthe plug in the direction of the arrow Remove the adaptor Adaptor If the adaptordoes not come out push it out with a ballpoint pen etc Remove the plug cover The plug cover is to be used with the supplied Keep the plug cover and adaptor in a safe place when headphones and extension cord not in use to avoid losing th...

Page 21: ... headphone plug into the plug cover completely Connect the headphone plug together with the plug cover to the headphone jack m b 0 Connect the headphone plug to the Walkman with the 0 marks aligned with 2 headphone jack of your Network one another and rotate the plug cover clockwise until it clicks into place El 4 Connect the extension cord to the headphone m Do not pull the headphone cord when yo...

Page 22: ...Rotate the Shuttle switch to select PLAYMODE and press the Play Stop button to confirm 3 Rotate the Shuttle switch to select a desired play mode and press the Play Stop button to confirm The icon of the selected play mode is displayed Play mode icon The display returns to the normal screen Tocancel the Menu mode Select RETURN in the menu screen or press the MENU button To return to the normalplay ...

Page 23: ...nformation display mode The track title CODEC and bit rate are displayed When the information includes more than 12 characters the information will be automatically scrolled MENU button 1 Play Stop button 1 Press the MENU button The menu screen is displayed I a PLFIYMODE 2 Rotate the Shuttle switch to select DISPLAY and press the Play Stop button to confirm The selected display mode blinks 5 I I f...

Page 24: ...tle switch You can adjust the treble and bass You can preset two settings which can be selected during playback Selecting the Sound quality Defaultsettings Sound SOUND 1 SOUND 2 SOUND OFF quality S1 S2 NORMALSOUND Bass t 1 3 O Treble O O k0 SOUND AVLS button I Pressthe SOUND AVLS button repeatedlyto select SI or S2 S1 S2 none u Toreturn to the normal Sound quality Select SOUND OFF 24 ...

Page 25: ...ress the Play Stop button to confirm 1 3 Rotate the Shuttle switch to select SOUND 1 and press the Play Stop button to confirm Rotate the Shuttle switch to select SOUND 1 B and press the Play Stop button to confirm SOUND 1 B blinks emphasis level of bass sounds and press the Play Stop button to confirm SOUND 1 T blinks Rotate the Shuttle switch to adjust the emphasis level of treble sounds and pre...

Page 26: ...y Stick is displayed in Windows Explorer as an external drive for example as the D drive When Memory Stick is inserted into the slotof your Network Walkman only the data stored in Memory Stick will be displayed If you want to display the data stored in the built in flash memory remove Memory Stick from the slot of your Network Walkman m You cannotoperatethe SonicStage softwarewhile operating the d...

Page 27: ...r Network Walkman please refer to Adjusting the current time setting DATE TIME on page 28 Play Stop button Changing the setting to OFF The time setting of your Network Walkman does not change even when your Network Walkman is connected to a computer 1 Press the MENU button The menu screen is displayed 1 a PLAYMODE I 2 Rotate the Shuttleswitch to select PC CLK and press the PIay Stop button to conf...

Page 28: ...rm The minute digit blinks 6 As you did in step 5 adjust the settings for minute After rotating the Shuttle switch to adjust the minute setting and pressing the PlaylStop button to confirm the display switches to the time setting screen 1 a DQTE TIME I Press the MENU button returns to the normal screen Tocancel the menu mode Select RETURN in the menu screen or press the MENU button To display the ...

Page 29: ...old the SOUND AVLS button until the indication goes out Setting the volume using the preset volume function There are two modes to adjust the volume Ievel Manual mode Rotate the VOL control to adjust the volume level in the range of 0 to 31 Rotate the VOL I control to set the volume level to any of three preset Jevels LO MID or HI Preset mode VOL I control I MENU button j Confit m D s E 3 tQ s 3 m...

Page 30: ... level of the HI preset 7 Press the Play Stop button to confirm 8 Press the MENU button The display returns to the normal screen With these settings you can adjust the volume level to any of three preset levels LO MID or HI To cancel the menu mode Select RETURN in the menu screen or pressthe MENU button m If AVLS page 29 is set the actual volume may be lower than the settings Switching to the manu...

Page 31: ...FF Always off ON Turnson for three seconds after each operation oruntil scrolling is complete Play Stop button To set ON 1 Press the MENU button The menu screen is displayed PLRYMODE I 2 Rotate the Shuttleswitch to select LIGHT and press the Play Stop button to confirm OFF blinks 4 Press the MENU button The display returns to the normal screen 3 Rotatethe Shuttleswitchto select ON and press the Pl...

Page 32: ...Changingthe backlight setting continued Tochange the setting to OFF To cancel the menu mode Select RETURN in the menu screen or press the MENU button Select LIGHT OFF in step 3 32 ...

Page 33: ...hile playing music 3 Rotate the Shuttle switch to select the title you want to erase and press the Play Stopbutton to confirm 1 The first music or album title is displayed If you do not operate it for 10 seconds the erasing operation will be cancelledautomatically 4 Rotate the Shuttle switch to select Y 5 Press the Play Stop button The display returns to the normal screen 3 2 u To cancel the menu ...

Page 34: ... file while playing music 3 Rotate the Shuttleswitchto select Y and press the Play Stopbutton to confirm Really is displayed 4 Press the Play Stopbutton Regrouping starts and REGROUPING blinks When regrouping audio file is complete COMPLETE is displayed and the display returns to the indication in step 2 5 Press the MENU button The dispIay returns to the normal screen Tocancel the menu mode Select...

Page 35: ...to select O N and press the Play Stopbuttonto confirrn I a USB CHG ON I 4 Pressthe MENU button The display returns to the normal screen computer using the dedicated USB cable Refer to Transferring audio files from the computer to your Network Walkman step 3 on page 14 Charging starts To change the setting to OFF To cancelthemenu mode Select RETURN in the menu screen or press the Select OFF in step...

Page 36: ...yStick is inserted into the slot Rotate the Shuttle switch to select IN Built in flash memory or MS Memory Stick p G i i i Press the Play Stop button to confirm and press the Play Stop button to confirm Really is displayed 4 Press the Play Stop button FORMATTING blinks and formatting starts When formatting is complete COMPLETE is displayed and the display returns to the indication in step 2 5 Pres...

Page 37: ...ur Network Walkman where it will be subjected to extremes of light temperature moisture or vibration Never wrap your Network Walkman in anything when it is being used with the AC power adaptor Heat build up in the player may cause malfunction or damage On heat build up Heat may build up in your Network Walkman or USB cradle while charging if it is used for an extended period of time Preventinghear...

Page 38: ...y Stick connector with your finger or metallic objects m Do not bend drop or subject a Memory Stick to strong shock Do not disassemble or modify a Memory Stick Do not allow a Memory Stick to get wet Do not use or store your Network Walkman in a location that is subjected to Extremely high temperature such as in a sun Direct sunlight High humidity or places with corrosive heated car substances When...

Page 39: ... you can help preserve our environment by returning your used rechargeable batteries to the collection and recycling location For more information regarding recycling of rechargeable batteries call toll free 1 800 822 8837 or visit http ilwww rbrc orgl Caution Do not handle damaged or leaking Nickel Metal Hydride batteries 39 ...

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Page 41: ...tops sooner even if you The battery is fully charged follow procedures Charging the battery on page 11 This is not malfunction The Charge lamp blinks You are trying to charge the battery at high or low temperature 9 Charge the battery in ambient temperature of between O C to 35 C 32 Fto 95 F The battery will not be charged at high or low 2 temperature to prevent its deterioration 3 2 On the connec...

Page 42: ...ibutor or refer to the OpenMG web siteby clicking the Internet button in SonicStage The Memory Stick to where you want to check out audio filesdoes not support MagicGate 3 Use an MG Memory Stick Stick to where you want to check out audio files is not enough for the size of audio files you tried to check out Check in any unnecessary audio files and increase the free space Data other than audio file...

Page 43: ...EEP is set to OFF In the menu mode set BEEP to ON page 31 The Memory Stick is being inserted in the wrong direction Be sure to insert Memory Stick in the right direction on your Network Walkman page 14 You labelled the Memory Stick Do not label the Memory Stick The current time is reset You did not operate your Network Walkman for a long period without charging it This is not malfunction Your Netw...

Page 44: ...by the playback restriction that is not compatible with your Network Walkman the current time in the menu mode page 2Q If song cannot be played you can erase it For details refer tO TO delete abnormal data from a Memow Stick Page 45 Your Network Walkman does not support contents with a limited playing count For details refer to Note on playing song with a limited playing count page 16 FILE ERROR T...

Page 45: ...etwork Walkman TYPE ERROR The inserted Memory Stick is not compatible with your Network Walkman Insert MGMemory Stick Duo not supplied to the slot as needed To delete abnormal data from a Memory Stick or built inflash memory If CANNOT PLAY EXPIRED FILEERROR STICKERROR or MG ERROR is displayed there is a problem with all or part of the data stored in the Memory Stick Please follow the a procedures ...

Page 46: ...ange 85 dB or more excluding ATRAC3 66 kbps Operating temperature O C to 35 C 32 F to 95 F Power source DC IN 1 2V from built in rechargeable battery DC IN 4 5 V from AC power adaptor USB power from a computer through supplied USB cable Dimension 36 4 x 48 5 x 18 mm I la x L l5 16 x 23h2 inches wlhld projecting parts not included Mass Approx 54 g 1 9 oz Memory Stick Duo not included Supplied acces...

Page 47: ...ed in the same Memory Stick Please refer to the instruction manuals that come with the devices to check which format the equipment is able to read For example you can store image files in the space available on MagicGate Memory Stick using the 2 3 respective equipment even if there are already audio files in MagicGate Memory Stick I MemoryStick Duo There are two sizes of Memory Stick standard size...

Page 48: ...neously while the fourth copy is maintained as a master on your PC If three copies of the same song are checked out at a given time one copy of the song needs to be checked in to the computer in orderto create an additional Check out ATRAC3 ATRAC3 which stands for Adaptive Transform Acoustic Coding3 is audio compressiontechnology that satisfies the demand for high sound quality and high compressio...

Page 49: ...avorite display mode page 23 You can preset your desired volume level page 29 You can preset your desired sound quality page 24 You can set to ON or ON Turns on for three page 31 DATE TIME You can set and display the Currenttime current time page 28 setting PC CLK You can adjust the time setting Adjusting the time of your Network Walkman to setting to a computer a computerbuilt in clock built in c...

Page 50: ...lock 27 28 Computer 6 14 rn DATE TIME 28 Display 15 22 44 49 Display mode 23 Download 6 13 EMD service 6 ERASE 33 Erasure prevention LOCK switch Explorer WindowsExplorer 14 38 9 26 13 Fast forward 19 Fast rewind 19 FORMAT 36 Formatting 9 36 Group 18 19 El Headphones 10 17 20 21 HOLD 26 HOLD function Lockingthe controls 26 Insert 14 R LIGHT 31 Limitingthe volume AVLS 29 Listening 17 LOCK ErasurePre...

Page 51: ... 27 18 Regroup 34 Remaining battery indication 11 Remove 19 Reset 40 RETURN 49 Repeat 22 48 SDMI Serialnumber 2 10 SHUF 22 Shuttle switch 19 22 25 27 36 Skipto the beginning of a track W a 19 SonicStage 47 Sound preset DigitalSound Preset 24 m Time setting TITLE Transferring Troubleshooting m USB cable USB CHARGE USB cradle m Volume 27 28 23 6 14 40 10 15 35 11 15 29 30 6 m WAV format WindowsExplo...

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Page 53: ... 1 1 I Operating Instructions This manual describes how to install the SonicStage software and explains its basic operationsfor use with the Network Walkman Before you start please also review the instruction manual of your Network Walkman 0 2003 Sony Corporation ...

Page 54: ...e not specified ATRAC3 ATRAC3plus and their logos are trademarks of Sony Corporation is atrademark of Sony Corporation Corporation in the United States andor other countries Copyright laws prohibit reproducing the software or the manual accompanying it in whole or in part or renting the In no event will SONY be liable for any financial damage or loss of profits including claims made by third parti...

Page 55: ...twork Walean to Transferring audio files to your computer computer Check in 20 the computer 20 Check in 20 PlayingEditing audio files on the computer 22 Playing back songs 22 Editing tracwalbum titles 22 Creating a playlist to organize tracks 22 Advanced Operations Downloadingaudio files from EMD service sites to your computer 23 Importing audio files such as MP3 or WAV Using an EMD service 23 for...

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Page 58: ...h is encrypted in SonicStage format page 24 For the Network Walkman NW E7 EIO you can transfer MP3 format audio files usingthe SonicStage software ATRAC3 or ATRAC3plus format page 14 page 23 After saving digital audio files on the hard disk of your computer you can transfer those digital audio files to your Network Walkman using the SonicStagesoftware Transferring audio files from the computer to ...

Page 59: ... out You cannot copy or move audio files to another You cannot check in audio files to any computer other than the computer used for Check out Restrictionson audio content High quality digital audio content is widely available through music distribution services on the Internet To protect the copyrights of its holders from unauthorized distribution some audio content is distributed with certain re...

Page 60: ...d then the help you want to view from SonicStage While running the SonicStagesoftware click 7 and then select the help you want to view To display online Help Select All Programs for Windows XP from the Help menu eTip In the Helpof SonicStage DevicedMedia is a generic term used to referto the Network Walkman or NetMD etc In this manual Network Walkman or device and medium are used Refer to the ins...

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Page 62: ...dio CDs Sound board USB port USB1 l compliant Operating System Factory installed Windows XP Home Edition Windows XP Professional Windows MillenniumEdition Windows 2000 Professional Windows 98 Second Edition High color 16 bit coIor or higher 800 x 480 dots or more 800x 600 dots or more is recommended Access to the Internet when using EMD Electronic Music Distribution service sites on the Internet D...

Page 63: ...ged by the SonicStage software may not be when installing the software hen usingWindows MillenniumEdition restore is performed the audio files managed by the SonicStage software may not be using Windows 2000 n of the SonicStagesoftware is restricted Log on with the Administrator account user installing the software en OpenMG Jukebox or older version of SonicStage is installed When SonicStage Ver 1...

Page 64: ...n After installing the SonicStageVer 1 5software you can install only the driver file for the Network Walkman for the following cases as needed 9 The Network Walkman connected to the computeris not recognized The other model of the Network Walkman has been selected when you install the SonicStage Ver 1 5 To instal1only the driver file insert the SonicStageinstallation CD ROMinto the CD ROM drive o...

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Page 78: ... 2000 Double click the Admemove Programs icon The Admemove Programs dialog box is displayed 3 Click Change or Remove Programs 4 Select SonicStage 1 51from the Currently installed programs list and click Changeor Remove ChangeiRemove for Windows 2000 The SonicStage software is uninstalled 1 Click the Start menu Settings and ControlPanel The Control Panel window is displayed 2 Double click the Admem...

Page 79: ...usingWindows XP the audiofiles managed by the SonicStage software may not be playedif a system restore is performed 3 Always back up audiofiles managed by the SonicStagesoftwareprior to performing a systemrestore Afterperforminga systemrestore restorethe audio files using the back up data to enableplaying the audio files managed by the SonicStagesoftware For detailson how to back up refer to the o...

Page 80: ... and install Do not switch the system to the system suspend or system hibernation mode when recording audio files from an audio CD or checking idout It may cause data to be lost or improper systemrestore Disable the setting for the automatic mode switching Do not replace media during the system suspend or system hibernation mode It may cause data to be lost when the system is restored Your Network...

Page 81: ... software cannot be installed in two or more computers If Usage Rules are included in the music data by way of the copyright holder or the distributor operation will be restricted in accordance with the Usage Rules For music data that does not have a Usage Rule such as some audio CDs operation will be restricted in accordance with the Default UsageRule of SDMI This Default Usage Rule states that e...

Page 82: ...an is connected to the computer The software cannot be installed if the dedicated USB cable is connected to the computer Disconnect the USB cable and reinstall the software page 12 The free space of the computer s hard disk is insufficient The software requires 120MBor more free space of the computer s hard disk to be installed It seems that the installation is stopped the installation window A me...

Page 83: ...ur Network Walkman to the computer Quit the SonicStage software and verify the connection of the dedicated USE cable Restart the SonicStage software On checking in out audio files Symptom CauselRemedy Audio files cannot be checked out The dedicated USB cable is not connected to your Network Walkman properly 3Connect the dedicated USB cable properly The audio file has already been checked out three...

Page 84: ...e will be checked in automatically when your Network Walkman is connected to the computer that you used for Check out Therefore the remaining Check out count increasesautomatically The Memory Stick is not inserted There is a After connecting your Network Walkman to the computer Memory Stick is displayed but files cannot be found 3 Insert the Memory Stick Insert the Memory Stick and check the displ...

Page 85: ...2 27 28 30 6 10 23 24 25 28 7 18 20 8 11 26 28 6 8 14 24 25 28 OpenMG OpenMG Jukebox Software m P1aylist c1 Restrictions Recording m SDMI SonicStageSoftware Starting the software System requirements 7 8 14 22 25 27 28 30 7 14 23 29 11 12 16 17 18 19 22 24 25 7 29 6 7 10 13 14 15 16 17 20 28 7 29 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 22 25 26 27 28 29 14 15 10 15 17 25 m Track title Transferring 6 9 13 18 20 Transfe...

Page 86: ...Printed on 100 recycled paper usingVOC VolatileOrganic Compound freevegetable oil basedink http www sony net Printed in Japan I ...

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Page 88: ...updates Customizedproduct support via Sony s Musiclubweb site How to Register STEP 1 After you installthe SonicStageyM jukebox software double click the Registration iconon your desktop STEP 2 Complete the product registrationform Note See the instructionmanual for the location of the serial number STEP 3 Confirm registration Sony will send you an e mail confirmationuponsuccessfulcompletionof the ...

Page 89: ...ead this important information before using your headset Printed in Japan 3 755 536 21 1 ...

Page 90: ...rtion and most importantly in a way that protects your sensitive hearing Sound can be deceiving Over time your hearing comfort level adapts to higher volumes of sound which could be harmful to your healing Guard against this by setting your equipment at a safe level BEFORE your hearing adapts To establish a safe level Adjust your volume control to a low setting Slowly increase the sound until you ...

Page 91: ...normal conversation quiet office Air conditioner at 20 feet sewing machine 30 I Quiet library soft whispers 8o Living room refrigerator bedroom away from 40 Average city traffic garbage disposals alarm clock a t two feet 90 100 70 IVacuum cleaner hair dryer noisy restaurant Subway motorcycle truck traffic lawn mower Garbage truck chain saw pneumatic drill I 140 180 Gunshot blast jet plane Rocket l...

Page 92: ...s illegal in many areas You should use extreme caution or temporarily discontinue use in potentially hazardous situations Even if your headset is an open air type design to let you hear outside sounds don t turn up the volume so high that you can thear what s around you REMEMBER m B 1 USE YOUR HEAD WHEN YOU USE YOUR HEADSET ...

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