Sony NW-E95 - Network Walkman Montageanleitung
1GB
Operating Instructions
© 2004 Sony Corporation
MP3 File Manager
Ver 1.1
for Sony Network Walkman
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Instructions.
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Table of Contents
What you can do with the MP3 File Manager ......................................................................... 3
Transferring MP3 audio files from the computer to your Network Walkman ......................... 4
Display of MP3 File Manager .................................................................................................. 6
Erasing audio file ..................................................................................................................... 7
Ordering audio file ................................................................................................................... 7
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What you can do
with the MP3 File
Manager
You can transfer MP3 audio files to your
Network Walkman in the same MP3 format.
(The SonicStage software converts MP3
audio files into ATRAC3plus format.)
The MP3 File Manager software is pre-
installed on the Network Walkman at the
factory; thereby no installation is
necessary.
However, be sure to install the
SonicStage software from the
supplied CD-ROM in your
computer before using the MP3
File Manager software. The
computer will not recognize your
Network Walkman unless you
install the SonicStage software (in
the supplied CD-ROM) first. If you
use a computer that is not installed with
the SonicStage software, you need to
install the driver file for your Network
Walkman from the Sony customer
service website (http://www.sony.com/
walkmansupport).
System requirements
•OS:Windows XP Media Center Edition
2004
Windows XP Media Center Edition
Windows XP Professional
Windows XP Home Edition
Windows 2000 Professional
Windows Millennium Edition
Windows 98 Second Edition
(The MP3 File Manager software does not
support the Simplified Chinese OS of
Windows 98 Second Edition and Windows
Millennium Edition.)
•CPU: Pentium II 400MHz or higher
•RAM: 64MB or more
•HDD: 5MB or more
•Display: 16-bit color or higher, 800 ×600
dots or better
•USB port (Supports USB (Previously
called USB1.1))
On language support
The ability to display the languages on your
MP3 File Manager will depend on the
installed OS on your PC. 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 languages will
be able to be displayed properly on your
MP3 File Manager.
–User-created characters and some special
characters may not be displayed.
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Transferring MP3
audio files from
the computer to
your Network
Walkman
1Connect your Network Walkman
to your computer.
Connect the small connector of the
supplied dedicated USB cable into the
USB jack on the Network Walkman,
then the large connector to a USB port
on your computer.
“CONNECT” appears in the display.
The above illustration is a sample.
Refer to the Operating Instructions for
your Network Walkman about the
connection.
2Click [My Computer]-[removable
disk:]*on your computer.
*[Network Walkman] in the case of
Windows XP Media Center Edition
2004/Windows XP Media Center
Edition/Windows XP Professional/
Windows XP Home Edition
3Click [Esys] folder to open in the
removable disk.
4Double-click
[MP3FileManager.exe] to start it.
5Drag the MP3 audio files you want
to transfer to your Network
Walkman and drop them to the
MP3 File Manager screen.
You can also transfer MP3 format
audio files to your Network
Walkman by dragging a folder.
Dedicated USB cable
(supplied)
to a USB port
to the USB jack
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Notes
•After transferring, be sure to close the case cover
to prevent liquid from entering.
•Do not disconnect the USB cable or remove your
Network Walkman when the MP3 File Manager
software is running. If you do, operation is not
guaranteed.
•The ACCESS lamp blinks while your Network
Walkman accesses the computer.
•Do not disconnect the USB cable or remove your
Network Walkman when the ACCESS lamp is
blinking. The data being transferred may be
destroyed.
•Install Service Pack 3 or later when you use
Windows 2000.
• With the Network Walkman, priority is given to
the display of ID3 Tag information. (ID3 Tag is
the format that adds music title or artist name
information, etc., to an MP3 file. The Network
Walkman supports version 1.0/1.1/2.2/2.3/2.4.)
• Use of your Network Walkman with a USB hub
or a USB extension cable is not guaranteed.
Always connect your Network Walkman to the
computer directly using the dedicated USB cable.
•Some USB devices connected to the computer
may interfere with the proper operation of your
Network Walkman.
•The control buttons on your Network Walkman
are all disabled while it is connected to a
computer.
•You can display the data stored in the built-in
flash memory using Windows Explorer when
your Network Walkman is connected to the
computer.
• MP3 audio files compliant with the MP3 File
Manager software are the one sampling frequency
rate of 44.1 kHz, bit rate 8 – 320 kbps.
If the MP3 File Manager software
is accidentally erased by
formatting, etc.
You can restore it by downloading the MP3
File Manager software from the Sony
customer service website
(http://www.sony.com/walkmansupport).
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Display of MP3 File Manager
1Album list
Double-click this to show the included
track list. Double click again to hide the
track list.
2Track list
3button
Click this button to erase selected
albums or tracks.
4button
Click this button to erase all the albums
or tracks.
5button
Clicks this button to finish the MP3 File
Manager.
6Blue line
The selected line turns blue.
You can select several albums or tracks
simultaneously using the CTRL key or
Shift key.
Note
Audio files transferred to the built-in flash memory
using SonicStage software are not displayed on the
MP3 File Manager screen. In addition, audio files
transferred to the built-in flash memory using MP3
File Manager software are not displayed on the
SonicStage software screen.
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Erasing audio file
You can erase a song stored in the built-in
flash memory by track or album using MP3
File Manager.
1Open the MP3 File Manager.
2Select the title you want to erase.
3Click the button in the
screen.
z Tip
You can select several albums or tracks
simultaneously using CTRL key or Shift key.
However, albums and tracks cannot be selected
simultaneously.
Ordering audio file
You can move a song stored in the built-in
flash memory by track or album using MP3
File Manager.
1Open the MP3 File Manager.
2Select the title you want to move.
3Move it by drag and drop.
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