To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Sony ICD-50 Voice Recorder not working?
Your Sony Voice Recorder might not be working due to several reasons: the battery may be inserted with incorrect polarity (check the battery orientation), the battery could be weak (replace the battery), the battery compartment lid might not be closed completely (close the lid), or the buttons are locked with the HOLD switch (unlock the HOLD switch).
What to do if my Sony ICD-50 Voice Recorder is not operating correctly?
If your Sony Voice Recorder is not operating correctly, press the reset button with a pen point. This will reset the unit to its initial settings. Note that the recorded notes will not be erased.
Why does my Sony ICD-50 Voice Recorder say "FULL" before maximum recording time?
The "FULL" message appears on your Sony Voice Recorder, even before reaching the maximum recording time, because you have recorded 99 notes in a file. To continue recording, erase unnecessary notes or index marks.
What to do if Sony Voice Recorder shows "FULL" before 99 notes?
If your Sony Voice Recorder displays "FULL" before recording 99 notes, it's because you've reached the maximum recording time. To continue, erase unnecessary notes.
How to fix no sound on my Sony ICD-50 Voice Recorder?
If no sound is coming from the speaker of your Sony Voice Recorder, it might be because the earphone is plugged in (unplug the earphone) or the volume is turned down completely (increase the volume).
Why does my Sony Voice Recorder display " – – – – "?
Your Sony Voice Recorder displays " – – – – " because you have not set the clock. Set the clock. Also, note that the recorded date is not displayed if you recorded the note when the clock was not set. Ensure the clock is set for future recordings.
Recording Specifications| recording media | Built-in flash memory |
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| recording time SP | 8 minutes |
| recording time LP | 16 minutes |
Audio Specifications| frequency response SP | 200 Hz - 3, 400 Hz |
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| frequency response LP | 200 Hz - 1, 700 Hz |
| speaker diameter | Approx. 3.6 cm (1 [7]/16 in.) |
Power and Output| power output | 70 mW |
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| output | Earphone jack (mini jack) for 8 - 300 ohms earphone |
| power requirements | Size AAA (LR03) alkaline battery: 1.5 V DC |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions | Approx. 56 × 85.9 × 22.5 mm (2 [1]/4 × 3 [1]/2 × [29]/32 in.) |
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| mass | Approx. 50 g (1.8 oz.) |
| supplied accessories | Hand strap × 1, Size AAA (LR03) alkaline battery × 1 |
Instructions for inserting and closing the battery compartment lid.
Procedure for replacing a weak or exhausted battery.
Information on the expected battery life.
How to start recording notes automatically and index numbering.
Steps for selecting and playing back recorded notes.
Quick access to play the most recently recorded note.
How to instantly review a recording while it is being made.
Instructions for using earphones for private listening.
Procedure for setting the date and time for unit features.
Methods to erase individual notes or all notes in a file.
Details on adding index marks during recording.
How to insert a new recording in the middle of existing ones.
Setting the unit to play notes automatically at a set time.
How to play a selected note continuously.
Playing back all notes in a file without manual selection.
Scanning through the start of each note to find desired ones.
Instructions for adding or removing index marks.
How to divide a note by adding an index mark.
How to erase an index mark to combine adjacent notes.
How to cycle through display information.
Using the backlight to view the display in low light.
Explanation of different beep patterns and their meanings.
Instructions to re-enable the beep sound.
Important safety and usage guidelines for the unit.
Solutions for common operational problems.
Constraints on adding index marks or inserting recordings.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior of the unit.
Technical details and features of the IC recorder.
