Sony ICD-UX570 Help Guide

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Pages 249
Year 2019
Language(s)
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Sony ICD-UX570 Specification

The Sony ICD-UX570 is a compact digital voice recorder designed for high-quality audio capturing and versatile functionality. Equipped with a highly sensitive S-Microphone system, it ensures clear and precise recordings even in noisy environments or from distant sound sources. The device supports multiple file formats, including MP3 and LPCM, offering flexibility for both professional and casual users. It features an intuitive user interface with a bright OLED display, providing easy navigation and operation. The ICD-UX570 includes a built-in USB connection for direct data transfer and charging, eliminating the need for additional cables. With an internal memory capacity of 4GB, it can store up to 59 hours of recordings in MP3 at 128 kbps, and it also supports expandable storage via a microSD card slot. The recorder boasts a long battery life, allowing up to 27 hours of continuous recording on a single charge. Additional features include voice-activated recording, a quick charge capability that provides up to one hour of recording with just a three-minute charge, and a range of playback options such as noise cut, digital pitch control, and A-B repeat functionality for efficient review and transcription. Lightweight and portable, the Sony ICD-UX570 is ideal for students, professionals, and anyone in need of a reliable recording solution.

Sony ICD-UX570 F.A.Q.

How do I transfer recordings from the Sony ICD-UX570 to my computer?

To transfer recordings, connect the ICD-UX570 to your computer using the supplied USB cable. Once connected, the recorder will appear as a removable drive. Open the drive, locate your recordings, and drag them to your desired folder on the computer.

What is the maximum recording time available on the Sony ICD-UX570?

The maximum recording time depends on the recording quality settings. At MP3 48 kbps (mono), you can record up to approximately 159 hours with the built-in 4GB memory. Using an external microSD card will extend this capacity.

How can I change the recording quality on the ICD-UX570?

To change the recording quality, press the 'Menu' button, navigate to 'REC Settings', select 'REC Mode', and choose your desired quality from the options available such as LPCM, MP3 192 kbps, MP3 128 kbps, etc.

My ICD-UX570 is not turning on. What should I do?

If your device is not turning on, ensure that it is charged by connecting it to a power source via USB. If the device still doesn't turn on, try resetting it by pressing the reset button with a pointed object.

How do I delete a recording on the Sony ICD-UX570?

To delete a recording, select the file you wish to delete, press the 'Erase' button, and confirm the deletion when prompted. Make sure you do not need the file before erasing, as this action is irreversible.

Can I record in stereo with the ICD-UX570?

Yes, the ICD-UX570 is capable of stereo recording. Ensure that you have selected a stereo recording mode such as LPCM or MP3 192 kbps in the 'REC Settings' menu.

How do I improve microphone sensitivity on the ICD-UX570?

To adjust microphone sensitivity, press the 'Menu' button, go to 'REC Settings', select 'Mic Sensitivity', and choose between 'High', 'Medium', or 'Low' depending on your recording environment.

What should I do if my recordings are not playing back properly?

Ensure that the file format is supported and not corrupt. You can also try transferring the file to a computer and using a different media player for playback. If issues persist, the recording might be interrupted or incomplete.

How can I extend battery life during recordings?

To extend battery life, lower the backlight brightness, reduce the recording quality to MP3 rather than LPCM, and turn off unnecessary features such as Bluetooth when not in use.

What types of external memory cards are compatible with the ICD-UX570?

The ICD-UX570 is compatible with microSD, microSDHC, and microSDXC cards. Ensure the card is formatted in FAT32 for optimal performance with the device.