Why can't I edit the disc on my Sony Walkman MZ-R900 CD Player on another component?
If your Sony CD Player disc cannot be edited on another component, it's likely that the component does not support LP2 or LP4. Edit on a component that supports LP2 or LP4.
Why do I hear momentary noise on my Sony CD Player?
If you hear momentary noise on your Sony CD Player, it's possible that due to the digital audio compression technology used in LP4 mode, momentary noise may occur on rare occasions with certain sound sources. Record in normal stereo or LP2 mode.
Why is my Sony CD Player recorder not working correctly?
If your Sony CD Player recorder is not working well, make sure the audio sources are securely connected. Try disconnecting and reconnecting them. Also, check if the HOLD function is enabled; if so, disable it by sliding the HOLD switch. If moisture has condensed inside, remove the MD and let the recorder sit in a warm place until the moisture evaporates. Ensure that the rechargeable or dry batteries are not weak or inserted incorrectly; charge or replace them as needed, inserting them correctly. If you pressed a button while the disc indication was rotating quickly, wait until it slows down. If you received a mechanical shock, too much static, or abnormal power voltage, disconnect all power sources, wait 30 seconds, and then reconnect the power source. If the disc is damaged or doesn't con...
General| Model | MZ-R900 |
|---|---|
| Sampling Frequency | 44.1 kHz |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Recording Time | Up to 320 minutes (with MDLP) |
| Digital Input | Optical |
| Release Year | 1999 |
| Category | MiniDisc Player/Recorder |
| Recording Format | ATRAC |
| Playback Format | ATRAC |
| Battery Type | AA |
| Power Source | Battery |
Record product details like model and serial number for reference.
Diagram and labels for the main recorder unit's controls and jacks.
Instructions on operating the recorder's jog levers for various functions.
Procedure for correctly inserting the rechargeable battery into the recorder.
Steps for charging the built-in rechargeable battery using the AC power adaptor.
Instructions on connecting audio sources digitally or analogously to the recorder.
Instructions for starting playback, adjusting volume, and stopping the MD player.
Explanation of digital (optical) and analog (line) input connection options.
Method to select and play specific tracks on the MD using the jog lever.
Options for altering playback sequence: normal, repeat, shuffle.
Key points and precautions to observe before and during editing operations.
Procedures for erasing individual tracks or the entire contents of an MD.
Instructions for setting the alarm timer to sound after a specified duration.
Estimated battery life during playback in different modes (Stereo, LP2, LP4).
Indicators for when batteries need replacement or recharging.
Important safety warnings and precautions for using the recorder and accessories.
Details on the MiniDisc digital audio playback system.
Specifications related to the laser diode used in the MD player.
Maximum recording and playback durations in different modes.
Explanation of the technology behind MiniDisc recording and playback.
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