SonyメーカーPCM-D50の使用説明書/サービス説明書
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PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 3-277-770- 11 (2) Linear PCM Recor der Operating Instructions © 2007 Sony Corporation PCM-D50.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) Owner’ s Record The model number is located at the rear and the serial number is located inside the battery compartment. Record the serial number in the space provided below . Refer to them whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regar ding this product.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) For the customers in the USA The following FCC statement applies only to the version of this model manufactured for sale in the USA.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) IMPOR T ANT SAFEGUARDS For your protection, please r ead these safety instructions completely before operating the appliance, and keep this manual for future refer ence. Carefully observe all warnings, precautions and instructions on the appliance and in the operating instructions, and adhere to them.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) Power -Cord Protection – Route the power cord so that it is not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them, paying particular attention to the plugs, receptacles, and the point wher e the cord exits fr om the appliance.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 6 6 T able of Contents Overview What you can do with the PCM-D50 .................................................................. 9 Identifying parts and controls .........................................................
7 7 Getting Started Overview Recording Ope rati ons aft er Rec ord ing Menu Operations Additional Information Continued on the next page Operations after Recording Playing back recor ded audio data (tracks) ............................................
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 8 8 T able of Contents (continued) DELETE TRK (Deleting a track) DPC (Digital Pitch Control function) EASY SEARCH (Easy search function) REC MODE (Sampling frequency/quant.
9 Overview What you can do with the PCM-D50 For recor ding practice sessions The built-in microphones of the PCM-D50 allow you to recor d musical performances easily without complicated microphone setup.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 10 What you can do with the PCM-D50 (continued) For outdoor recor ding The highly-sensitivity built-in microphones enable easy and high-quality outdoor recor ding. Y ou can also connect an exter nal microphone to the ster eo mini-plug of the PCM-D50.
11 Overview As a high-quality music player The built-in high-sensitivity headphone amplifier achieves well-balanced and powerful output that covers both low and high frequency ranges.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 12 Identifying parts and controls Front Right side.
13 Overview Continued on the next page Built-in microphones (page 21) Peak level lamps (L/R) (page 24) Displays left and right peak levels of an audio signal input with -12dB (green) and OVER (red) lamps.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 14 Left side LIMITER switch (pages 22, 43) LOW CUT FIL TER switch (pages 22, 43) Hole for attaching the tripod (not supplied) INPUT switch (pages 23, 28, 2.
15 Overview Display Time information Each time the DISPLA Y button is pressed, the time information changes as follows (Flashes when the recor der is paused): Elapsed recor ding/playback time .
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 16 Memory Stick indicator Displayed when the current memory is a “Memory Stick.” Folder number , track numbers Folders are classified into (a folder for recor ding and playback) and (a folder for playback only) (page 38).
17 Getting Started Getting Started Checking the supplied accessories USB cable (page 36) AC power adapter (6V) 1) (page 19) Four LR6 (size AA) alkaline batteries 2) CD-ROM (“Sound Forge Audio Studio.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 18 Getting Started (continued) When you turn on the recorder for the first time after purchasing When the POWER switch is set to the “ON” position, “ACCESSING MEMORY ...” appears on the display , and the ACCESS indicator flashes.
19 Getting Started T o operate with the AC power adapter (Only for the USA and Canada models) Connect the supplied AC power adapter to the DC IN 6V jack. to a wall outlet AC power adapter (supplied) to the DC IN 6V jack Notes on the AC power adapter Use only the supplied AC power adapter .
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 20 T o reset the clock 1 While the recor der is stopped, press and hold the / MENU button until the menu is displayed. 2 Press the FF/ and FR/ buttons to select “CLOCK,” and then press the PLA Y/ENTER button.
21 Recording Recording Preparation befor e recording When you position the recor der , place it so that the microphones point to the sound source. For accurate r ecording of left and right sources, place the r ecorder with its front side facing upwar d (see the illustration below).
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 22 Recording (continued) When rotating both capsules of the microphones to 120˚ to face outside (Wide stereo position) The microphone on the right r ecords sound from the right; the micr ophone on the left recor ds sound from the left.
23 Recording Recording analog sound This section explains how to recor d analog sound signals from the line output of an external device or by using the built-in or external microphones. Recording using the built-in micr ophones This sub-section explains how to recor d sound sources in the built-in memory with the built-in microphones.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 24 Recording (continued) 4 Press the FF/ and FR/ buttons to select the desired folder , and press the PLA Y/ENTER button. Folders 01 to 10 are for saving r ecorded tracks. Y ou can record a maximum of 99 tracks in each folder 5 Press the REC button.
25 Recording T o pause recording Press the P AUSE button. The flashes on the display . Press the button again to restart r ecording. The recor der does not start recording again automatically . Be sure to press the P AUSE button again to restart r ecording.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 26 Recording (continued) Monitoring the recor ding Connect optional headphones or earphones to the (headphone) jack of the recor der to monitor the recor ding sound. The volume of monitored sound can be adjusted by turning the volume dial.
27 Recording The recor der stands by for recording, and appears on the display . Sounds for the last 5 seconds are buf fered in the memory . Number of seconds to be buffered in the memory 5 Press the PLA Y/ENTER (or P AUSE) button The standby for recor ding mode is released, and r ecording starts.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 28 Recording (continued) Recording fr om exter nal equipment (Line Input) Y ou can connect an exter nal device such as a CD player , MD player , or DA T player to the recor der and record its playback sound.
29 Recording Notes During digital recording, the following featur es cannot be used: Setting the recording level/MIC A TT switch/LIMITER switch/Setting the recording mode/LCF setting/SBM setting/pre-recor ding When the remaining recor dable time is less than 10 seconds, digital recording may be disabled.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 30 Synchronizing r ecording with playback (Digital Synchronized Recording) When an external digital device such as a CD/MD/DA T player is connected to the recor der , you can start recording synchronously with playback on the external device (Digital Synchronized Recor ding).
31 Ope rati ons aft er Rec ord ing P AUSE button/ indicator FR/ button DIVIDE button STOP button PLA Y/ENTER button/indicator FF / button DPC switch A-B button Operations after Recording Playing back recor ded audio data (tracks) T o change the memory and folder used to play back, go to the menu display (page 40).
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 32 Operations after Recording (continued) T o change the memory drive The recor der supports the use of “Memory Stick” in addition to the built-in memory . Y ou can switch the memory as follows. When you insert a “Memory Stick,” make sure that the r ecorder is not recor ding or playing a track.
33 Ope rati ons aft er Rec ord ing Adjusting the playback speed (DPC (the Digital Pitch Control function)) Y ou can adjust the playback speed between +100% and –75% of normal speed in the menu. The track is played back in natural tones thanks to the digital processing function.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 34 Operations after Recording (continued) Connecting external equipment for playback T o output recor ded tracks from speakers of external equipment, connect the audio inp.
35 Ope rati ons aft er Rec ord ing Dividing a track Y ou can divide a recorded track. Note that tracks cannot be combined on the recor der after they have been divided. 1 During playback, press the DIVIDE button. “DIVIDE?” is displayed. 2 Press the DIVIDE button again.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 36 Operations after Recording (continued) Storing tracks on a computer Connect the recor der to a computer to save recor ded tracks on the hard disk drive of the computer . 1 T ur n on the power of the recor der . 2 Connect the USB connectors of a computer and the recor der using the supplied USB connecting cable.
37 Ope rati ons aft er Rec ord ing Notes We do not ensure tr ouble-free operation of the system suspend, sleep, or hibernation function on all computers. The following systems are not supported: Operating systems other than those indicated on “Operating Systems.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 38 Operations after Recording (continued) Files containing information such as the order of folders, playback order of audio files, recor ding date and time, etc.
39 Ope rati ons aft er Rec ord ing 3 Disconnect the recor der from the computer , and then press the /MENU button briefly , press the FF/ and FR/ buttons to select the desired folder , and then press the PLA Y/ ENTER button. 4 Press the FF/ and FR/ buttons to select the file that you want to play .
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 40 FF/ button FR/ button PLA Y/ENTER button/indicator STOP button /MENU button Menu Operations Menu Operations Using the menu display Y ou can make various adjustments and settings using the menu display .
41 Menu Operations Menu items While the recor der is stopped, all the items in the following chart appear . During recording, recor ding standby , or recording pause, only “LIMITER,” and “LCF” appear . During playback or playback pause, only “DELETE TRK,” “DPC” and “EASY SEARCH” appear .
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 42 Item Options (Default settings are underlined.) DPC (Digital Pitch Control function) Sets the DPC (Digital Pitch Control) function.
43 Menu Operations Item Options (Default settings are underlined.) LIMITER 7) (Preventing distortion) The recorder always r eserves audio for the digital limiter , which is 20dB lower than audio processed in the normal circuit. This compensates for clipping that happens during digital processing if audio is over -input.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 44 Item Options (Default settings are underlined.) PRE REC 7) (Pre-recor ding function) Y ou can buffer sound for approximately 5 seconds in the memory when you press the REC button and the recor der is in standby for recording mode.
45 Additional Information ACCESS indicator “Memory Stick” Memory Stick slot Cover of Memory Stick slot Using a “Memory Stick” (not supplied) Y ou can record audio using a “Memory Stick” instead of the built-in memory of the recor der .
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 46 Using the “Memory Stick” for recor ding/playback 1 Go to the menu display , and set the “MEMORY” setting to “MEMORY STICK” (page 41). 2 Follow the steps of “Recording analog sound” (page 23), “Digital recor ding” (page 28) or “Playing back recor ded audio data (tracks)” (page 31).
47 Additional Information Maintenance On noise Noise may be heard when the r ecorder is placed near an AC power source, a fluorescent lamp, or a mobile phone during recor ding or playback. Noise may be recor ded when an object, such as your finger , etc.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 48 T roubleshooting If you experience trouble with your r ecorder , try the following solutions. 1 T ur n off the r ecorder completely by removing the batteries and the AC power adapter , and then turn it on again. Or use the recorder to initialize the built-in memory or the “Memory Stick.
49 Additional Information Symptom Cause/Solution Y ou cannot erase a track. The write-protect switch on the inserted “Memory Stick” is set to “LOCK.” Release the lock. When you use a Windows computer , the track or the folder containing the track is set to “Read-only” on the computer .
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 50 T roubleshooting (continued) Symptom Cause/Solution There are fewer menu items in the menu display . Some menu items are not displayed during playback or recor ding (page 41). A character in a folder or track name is displayed in unreadable characters.
51 Additional Information Symptom Cause/Solution “.WA V” files cannot be played back on the recorder . A file recorded in a fr equency that the recorder does not support cannot be played back. The remaining memory amount does not reach 100%. Data may be damaged because the power source was removed during recording.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 52 T roubleshooting (continued) Message Meaning/Solution ACCESS DENIED A “Memory Stick” with an access control function is inserted. Functions including recording and playback ar e limited, and you cannot use it with the recorder .
53 Additional Information Message Meaning/Solution NO DIGIT AL COPY During digital recording, ther e is a copy-prohibit sound source being input from the optical cable connected to the LINE IN (OPT) jack of the recor der . Recording cannot be performed.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 54 Specifications Recording media Built-in flash memory 4 GB, “Memory Stick” (not supplied), Linear PCM Stereo r ecording Capacity Part of the memory capacity is allocated to data management. Actual usable capacity: Approx.
55 Additional Information General Power requir ements DC IN 6V Four LR6 (size AA) alkaline batteries (supplied) Four nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries NH-AA (not supplied) Power consumption 0.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 56 File Specifications Once you recor d audio in the built-in memory or a “Memory Stick,” the 10 folders used for saving tracks are cr eated automatically in each memory location. One “.WA V” file is created for each recor ding.
57 Additional Information Maximum recor dable time (Approximate) The total maximum recor dable time (approximate) of all the folders is as follows. Built-in flash memory (4 GB) Sampling frequency/ quantifying bit number Maximum recordable time * 22.05 kHz 16 bit 12 hrs 55 min.
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) 58 Index Symbols (headphone) jack ........ 26, 31 (microphone) jack ........... 27 /M E N U . . . 20 , 2 3 , 2 9 , 30 , 3 1, 32 , 3 5 , 4 0 A-B button ..................... 34 FF/ button ............. 19, 32 FR/ button .
59 Additional Information P Peak level lamps ................... 24 Peak meter ........................... 24 Placing the built-in microphones to face the sound source .... 21 Playing back ......................... 31 Adjusting the playback speed (DPC) .
PCM-D50. US. 3-277-770-11(2) Printed in China.
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