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- Page 1 2-320-963-02 (1) Mini CD-R Station Operating Instructions MCS1 2004 Sony Corporation...
- Page 2 – Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. – Increase the separation between the equipment and Maximum optical power of MCS1 is 0.22 mW receiver. Maximum optical power of laser diode is 26 mW. – Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents interval ........26 Rotating an image ......26 Changing the Video Signal of Introduction the MCS1 .......... 27 What This Product Can Do ..... 4 Other Functions ........28 Compatible media and devices ..5 Auto power-off ......28 Supplied Accessories ...... -
Page 4: What This Product Can Do
CD-Rs without having to use a computer. CD-R created with the MCS1 can then be used on a computer. The MCS1 also has an output for connection to a television, which lets you view digital pictures (JPEG) stored on media inserted in the unit or devices connected to it. -
Page 5: Compatible Media And Devices
• Only still images in Baseline JPEG (EXIF) format can be viewed. The MCS1 cannot reproduce images in other formats or play back video files. • Depending on the JPEG format of your files, the MCS1 may not be able to display some files. -
Page 6: Supplied Accessories
Supplied Accessories After unpacking the unit, make sure that all the parts listed below are present. If anything is missing, contact the Sony dealer where you purchased this product or a Sony service representative in your area. • Mini CD-R Station MCS1 •... - Page 7 Display window 1 Remaining charge indicator The icon shown here indicates the remaining charge of the battery pack of the MCS1. Indicates that the AC adapter is connected or that the battery pack is fully charged. Indicates that the battery pack is beginning to run low on charge.
- Page 8 2 Connected device indicator The icon shown here indicates the type of media currently inserted in or connected to the MCS1. “Memory Stick” media Digital still camera and USB storage media CD-R Finalized CD-R. For details, see page 22. The icon showing completion of the finalization process also appears here.
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Page 9: Basic Operation
Plug the power cord into an AC outlet. Using the battery pack By attaching the battery pack to the unit, you can operate the MCS1 also in places where there is no AC outlet. Plug the battery pack straight into the MCS1, and turn the fastening screw to lock the pack in place. - Page 10 Close the battery compartment lid. Types of batteries that can be used Batteries are not supplied with the MCS1. Purchase one of the following types of batteries: • AA alkaline batteries • AA Ni-Mn batteries...
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Page 11: Copying Data To A Cd-R
• Insert the CD-R with the label facing upwards. • Do not touch the recording side of the CD-R. • Push the cover of the MCS1 down until it audibly snaps shut. • Due to CD-R recording characteristics, the actual amount of data that can be stored on a disc is less than the amount shown on the disc package. -
Page 12: Copying Data From A "Memory Stick" Media
Notes • If you insert a CD-R that already contains data into the MCS1, it automatically enters the video output mode. For details, see “Adding data” on page 19. • To prevent the possibility of losing data, be sure to observe the following precautions. - Page 13 If you want to give the CD-R to other people or want to use the CD-R with copied data in a device other than the MCS1, it is recommended to finalize the disc. This ensures that the CD-R can be read by most computers. For details on the finalization procedure, see page 22.
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Page 14: Copying Data From A Digital Still Camera
Stick slot. Note The MCS1 cannot erase data on a “Memory Stick” media. If you wish to erase the contents of a “Memory Stick” media, use the digital still camera, computer or other device where the “Memory Stick” media is normally used. Before doing so, verify that the data was correctly written to CD-R. - Page 15 Turn on the MCS1, insert a CD-R, and then wait for it to be detected. For details, see “Inserting the CD-R” on page 11. Using the USB cable supplied with the digital still camera, connect the camera to the MCS1.
- Page 16 Note The MCS1 cannot erase data in the digital still camera. If you wish to erase the memory contents of the camera, use the functions of the camera itself. Before doing so, verify that the data was correctly written to CD-R. Verify this by playing it on the MCS1 and using the video output, or by playing it on a computer or other device.
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Page 17: Viewing Digital Images On A Television
MCS1, or from a digital still camera connected to it. Notes • Only still images in Baseline JPEG (EXIF) format can be viewed. The MCS1 cannot reproduce images in other formats or play back video files. • You may experience problems viewing JPEG files other than those taken with a digital still cameras (Exif files). - Page 18 Hint If several media are available to the MCS1 at the same time, you can use the MODE button to select one of them. For details, see “Switching the operation mode” on page 28. When you perform this procedure, an index of six digital images first appears on your television screen.
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Page 19: Advanced Operation
Notes • If data was written to the CD-R in a computer or other device other than the MCS1, it may no longer be possible to add more data using the MCS1. • You cannot add data to finalized CD-R. -
Page 20: Copying The Same Data To Multiple Cd-Rs
(2) While pressing the center of the disc, grasp the edges of the CD-R and lift it out. (3) Place the new CD-R inside the MCS1 and close the cover. Continue to copy data. The method for copying data is different, depending on the type of media or device that is used as a source. - Page 21 (2) While pressing the center of the disc, grasp the edges of the CD-R and lift it out. Place the next CD-R in the MCS1 and close the cover. Repeat steps 1 to 3 until the following indication appears in the display window.
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Page 22: Finalizing A Disc
To finalize a CD-R, proceed as follows. Hold down the POWER button for at least 2 seconds to turn the MCS1 on. Push and slide the OPEN lever to open the cover. Insert the CD-R to finalize and close the cover. -
Page 23: Copying Data From A Usb Storage Media
“FINISHED”. Copying data from a USB storage media You can connect a USB storage media to the USB connector of the MCS1, and copy all the data it contains to CD-R. To do so, follow the same procedure as the one outlined in “Copying data from a digital still camera”... - Page 24 Press the POWER button for more than two seconds. The MSC1 starts. Perform the following procedure before inserting a CD-R or connecting any type of media to the MCS1. Press the ENTER button for more than two seconds. Using the T and t buttons, select “VERIFY”.
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Page 25: Various Playback Functions
Various Playback Functions While displaying digital images stored on a media connected to or inserted in the MCS1, you can access various functions for controlling the display and adjusting the image shown on the television. For details on connecting the MCS1 to a television, see “Viewing Digital Images on a Television”... -
Page 26: Changing The Slide Show Time Interval
MODE button. The MCS1 returns to the index. Hint This setting is preserved even if the MCS1 is turned off. Rotating an image While a single image is being shown in full size on the screen, you can rotate the image by pressing and holding one of the T/t buttons for 2... -
Page 27: Changing The Video Signal Of The Mcs1
Perform this setup procedure while there are no CD-R or other media inserted in the MCS1. If a CD-R or other media is inserted, the procedure below does not work. Hold down the POWER button for at least 2 seconds to turn the MCS1 on. -
Page 28: Other Functions
Auto power-off The MCS1 incorporates an auto power-off function. If the MCS1 is idle for more than five minutes, the unit automatically turns itself off. To turn it on again, hold down the POWER button for at least 2 seconds. -
Page 29: Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous Lens Precautions • If this drive no longer operates properly because the lens is dirty, clean it with Usage and storage any commercially available pressurized air duster. locations • Do not touch the lens in this drive. Do not use or store this drive in locations Furthermore, to avoid dust sticking to subject to high humidity, high the lens, do not open the tray other than... -
Page 30: Maintenance
“Memory Stick” media may be damage the discs. damaged (erased): – When the “Memory Stick” media is removed or the MCS1 is turned off while data is being read. – When the “Memory Stick” media is used in a location subject to static... -
Page 31: Power Supply
Memory Stick • Connect the AC adapter to an outlet that slot on the MCS1, you may not be able can easily be reached. If there is any to remove it. problem, immediately unplug the •... -
Page 32: Specifications
Storage environment • Remove the batteries when they are exhausted, –40°F to 140°F (–40°C to 60°C), 5% to 95% RH or when the MCS1 will not be in use for a long (non-condensing) period of time. Leaving the batteries inserted... -
Page 33: Troubleshooting
Problems during copying Symptom Cause/Remedy c When the USB connector of the MCS1 is in use, it has priority over The “Memory Stick” media is not detected. the “Memory Stick” media, therefore it is not detected even if it is inserted. -
Page 34: Problems With Displaying Digital Images On A Television
Perform the finalization procedure. computer. c If you are unable to read 8 cm discs written with the MCS1, your computer and/or CD-ROM drive may be damaged. Try reading the disc with another computer and/or drive. -
Page 35: Message Icons
Message Icons If a problem occurs during operation of the MCS1, one of the following message icons may appear in the display window. Icon Meaning The disc is damaged, or device was disconnected (or cover was opened) during copying. The “Memory Stick” media is damaged. - Page 36 Printed in Malaysia...