To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is there no sound from my Sony CD Player earphones?
If no sound comes through the earphones connected to your Sony CD Player, make sure the earphone plug is firmly connected to the remote control and that the remote control is firmly connected to the i jack. Also, check if the plug is dirty and clean it if necessary.
Why can't I turn up the volume on my Sony CD Player?
If the volume cannot be turned up on your Sony CD Player, the AVLS (Automatic Volume Limiter System) may be activated. Release the AVLS settings to increase the volume.
Why does my Sony CD Player sound static-y?
If the sound from your Sony CD Player has a lot of static, strong magnetism from a television or similar device might be interfering with its operation. Move the recorder away from the source of strong magnetism.
What does “NOT ENOUGH POWER TO REC” mean on my Sony CD Player?
If your Sony CD Player displays “NOT ENOUGH POWER TO REC” and you can't record on a 1GB Hi-MD disc, connect the AC power adapter to the recorder or insert a fully charged rechargeable battery or a new alkaline dry battery. Recording is not possible when using a 1GB Hi-MD disc even when the battery level indication shows enough power remaining while the recorder is stopped or playing.
Why won't the lid of my Sony MZ-RH10 Hi-MD Music Transfer Version 1 for Mac (User Manual) CD Player open?
If the lid of your Sony CD Player doesn't open, it might be because the recorder is saving the contents of an editing operation. The lid will not open until “SYSTEM FILE WRITING” disappears from the display.
Why does the battery of my Sony MZ-RH10 Hi-MD Music Transfer Version 1 for Mac (User Manual) CD Player drain so fast?
If the rechargeable battery in your Sony CD Player drains quickly, even when not in use, it might be because the Quick mode is set to “On”. If you set the Quick mode to “On”, the power stays on inside recorder even when there is no operation, causing the rechargeable battery life to shorten.
What to do if “TRACK FULL” appears on my Sony MZ-RH10 Hi-MD Music Transfer Version 1 for Mac (User Manual) CD Player?
To continue recording on your Sony CD Player, you need to erase some unnecessary tracks. This is because repeated recording and erasing may cause fragmentation and scattering of data due to the MiniDisc system limitation.
How to fix a Sony MZ-RH10 Hi-MD Music Transfer Version 1 for Mac (User Manual) that won't charge?
If the rechargeable battery of your Sony CD Player isn't charging, ensure it's correctly inserted and the AC power adapter is properly connected. If that doesn't work, try charging and discharging the battery several times to restore its normal life, especially if it's the first time using it or it has been unused for a long time. Also, make sure you are charging the battery at a temperature between +5°C (+41°F) and +35°C (+95°F), and use the AC power adapter instead of USB bus power from a computer.
General| Category | CD Player |
|---|---|
| USB Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Model | MZ-RH10 |
| Recording Media | Hi-MD, MD |
| Compatibility | Mac OS X 10.2 to 10.4 |
| Display | LCD |
| Weight | Approx. 108g (3.9 oz) without battery |
| User Manual | Yes |
Identifies all buttons, jacks, and the display window on the recorder.
Details the meaning of each area and icon in the recorder's display.
Instructions for inserting the rechargeable battery into the unit.
Steps for charging the rechargeable battery using the AC power adaptor.
Steps for selecting source, starting, pausing, and stopping recording.
How to start playback and adjust the volume using controls.
Step-by-step guide on how to enter and use menu items.
Steps to connect a microphone and start recording.
How to manually adjust recording levels for optimal sound.
How to search for tracks by name, group, artist, or album.
Choosing from preset sound modes like Heavy, Pops, Jazz.
How to input titles for tracks, groups, albums, and discs.
Step-by-step guide for inputting track, group, artist, and disc names.
Steps for erasing specific tracks or groups.
Function to erase tracks, groups, or the whole disc.
Procedure to erase all contents on the disc.
How to fine-tune the point for dividing a track.
How to combine tracks by erasing unnecessary track marks.
Restores a disc to its original condition, erasing all data.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the recorder to a computer via USB.
Troubleshooting steps for problems related to battery charging.
Troubleshooting steps for problems encountered during recording.
Troubleshooting for errors like 'DISC FULL' and playback issues.
Troubleshooting playback skips, noise, volume, and sound output.
Troubleshooting problems related to editing and group functions.
Troubleshooting connection issues between computer and MD Walkman.
Troubleshooting computer use and understanding messages.
Troubleshooting general recorder malfunctions and display problems.
Explains common error messages and their remedies.
Explains additional error messages and their remedies.
Explains error messages concerning groups and power issues.
Explains error messages for disc and system operations.
Explains error messages related to disc and track limits.
Lists the necessary hardware and OS specifications for software installation.
Steps before installing software, like closing programs and disconnecting USB.
Instructions for finishing the software installation and restarting.
How to record and store audio data from an audio CD to My Library.
Steps to transfer audio data from computer's My Library to the MD Walkman.
Steps to transfer audio data back from the MD Walkman to My Library.
Steps for recording using MD Walkman operations in Simple mode.
How to start MD Simple Burner and use computer operations.
How to select tracks and get CD information for recording.
Steps to identify and check for software issues.
Common problems and solutions for software installation failures.
Troubleshooting issues where the computer does not recognize the MD Walkman.
