Sony ICD-UX60 Quick Start Guide

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Pages 60
Year 2007
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Sony ICD-UX60 Specification

The Sony ICD-UX60 is a compact and versatile digital voice recorder designed for seamless audio capture and playback. It features 1GB of built-in flash memory, allowing users to store up to 290 hours of recorded audio in LP mode. The recorder supports MP3 recording format, providing a balance between sound quality and file size efficiency. For enhanced flexibility, the ICD-UX60 comes equipped with a USB direct connection, facilitating easy file transfers to a computer without the need for additional cables or software.

The device is powered by a single AAA battery, offering up to 15 hours of continuous recording time, making it ideal for on-the-go use. A high-sensitivity stereo microphone is integrated into the design, ensuring clear and crisp audio capture, while the intelligent noise cut function minimizes ambient sound interference. The recorder also includes a built-in speaker for immediate playback and review of audio files.

The ICD-UX60 is designed with user-friendly navigation in mind, featuring a large, backlit LCD display that provides clear visibility of recording status, battery life, and file information. The voice-operated recording function allows for hands-free operation by automatically pausing and resuming recording based on sound detection. Additionally, the device supports folder management, enabling users to organize recordings efficiently.

In terms of compatibility, the ICD-UX60 is compatible with both Windows and Mac operating systems, broadening its utility across different platforms. Its sleek and lightweight design makes it portable and easy to carry, catering to professionals, students, and anyone in need of reliable voice recording capabilities.

Sony ICD-UX60 F.A.Q.

How do I transfer recordings from the Sony ICD-UX60 to my computer?

To transfer recordings, connect the Sony ICD-UX60 to your computer using a USB cable. The device will appear as a removable drive. Navigate to the 'VOICE' folder, and copy the desired files to your computer.

What should I do if my Sony ICD-UX60 is not turning on?

First, ensure that the batteries are correctly inserted and are not depleted. Try replacing them with new ones. If the device still doesn't turn on, reset it by removing the batteries and reinserting them after a few minutes.

How can I improve the recording quality on my Sony ICD-UX60?

To enhance recording quality, use the built-in microphone sensitivity settings. Navigate to the menu, select 'Mic Sensitivity', and choose 'High' for distant sounds or 'Low' for close-up recording.

Is it possible to record in MP3 format with the Sony ICD-UX60?

Yes, the Sony ICD-UX60 supports recording in MP3 format. To set this, go to the recording settings in the menu and select MP3 as the file format.

How can I delete a specific recording on the Sony ICD-UX60?

To delete a recording, navigate to the file you wish to remove, press the 'ERASE' button, and confirm the deletion when prompted.

What steps should I take if the device is not recognized by my computer?

Ensure that the USB cable is properly connected and try a different USB port on your computer. If the issue persists, check for any driver updates or try connecting to another computer.

How do I perform a factory reset on the Sony ICD-UX60?

To perform a factory reset, go to the menu, select 'Initialize', and confirm the action. This will reset all settings to their default values, but will not delete recorded files.

Can I use an external microphone with the Sony ICD-UX60?

Yes, the Sony ICD-UX60 has a microphone jack that allows you to connect an external microphone for better audio capture.

How do I set the date and time on my Sony ICD-UX60?

To set the date and time, go to the menu, select 'Date&Time', and use the navigation buttons to adjust the settings accordingly.

What should I do if the recorded files are missing or corrupted?

If files are missing or corrupted, try recovering them using data recovery software. Ensure that the device's firmware is up to date to prevent future issues.