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General| Type | MiniDisc Player/Recorder |
|---|---|
| Model | MZ-N710 |
| NetMD Support | Yes |
| PC Connectivity | USB |
| Sampling Frequencies | 44.1kHz |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz - 20kHz |
| Release Year | 2002 |
| Recording Format | ATRAC, ATRAC3 |
| Playback Format | ATRAC, ATRAC3 |
| Power Source | AC Adapter |
Overview of the recorder's physical controls and their functions.
Initial setup steps, including battery charging and connection.
Basic procedure for inserting an MD and starting a recording.
Basic procedure for inserting an MD and playing back tracks.
Explains different recording methods and options available.
Details various playback modes and selection methods.
Preparation steps before performing editing operations on recorded tracks.
How to name tracks and discs using the character palette.
Procedure for changing the order of recorded tracks on the disc.
How to split a track into two at a specific point.
How to delete individual tracks or the entire contents of an MD.
Explanation of the group function for organizing playback of discs.
How to record tracks while utilizing the group function.
Methods for playing back tracks organized into groups.
Operations related to assigning, releasing, and managing groups.
Overview of various settings available for recorder functions.
Guide on navigating and using the recorder's menu system.
Procedure to record new material at the end of the disc.
Information on approximate operating times with different battery types.
Important safety and operational guidelines to follow.
Technical details and characteristics of the device.
Guide to identifying and resolving operational problems with the recorder.
Common issues and solutions related to battery charging.
Common issues and solutions encountered during the recording process.
Common issues and solutions encountered during playback.
Common issues and solutions related to editing tracks.
Common issues and solutions related to the group function.
Miscellaneous issues and their remedies.
Explanation of error messages displayed by the recorder.
Introduction to the Net MD standard and its capabilities.
Step-by-step guide for setting up and using the Net MD with a computer.
Hardware and software requirements for using the Net MD.
Instructions for installing the SonicStage software on your computer.
Procedures for establishing the physical and software connection.
How to launch the SonicStage software application.
Detailed steps for ripping audio tracks from CDs to the computer.
Process for naming tracks and albums within the Music Drive.
Process of transferring music files from computer to Net MD.
How to listen to MD content, both connected and disconnected from the PC.
Overview of additional functionalities within the SonicStage software.
Instructions on accessing the software's built-in help system.
General settings and precautions related to operating systems.
How settings vary based on the operating system.
Specific guidelines and restrictions for Windows XP users.
Steps to remove SonicStage from Windows XP.
Steps to remove SonicStage from older Windows versions.
First step in diagnosing problems by checking the manual's troubleshooting section.
Second step for diagnosing problems using online help.
Final step for unresolved issues, advising consultation with a dealer.
Troubleshooting steps for connectivity issues with the Net MD.
Diagnosing and resolving issues related to Net MD driver installation.
Steps to resolve problems during SonicStage software installation.
Frequently asked questions and answers regarding Net MD functionality.
General information and FAQs about the Net MD device.
Definition and explanation of the Net MD standard.
Benefits of using SonicStage software with MD devices.
Explanation of OpenMG technology and its role in protecting music copyrights.
Definitions of technical terms used throughout the manual.
Information about the Secure Digital Music Initiative.
Explanation of the Windows Media Audio compression technology.
Explanation of Windows Media Technologies.
