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Use in all functions to 
perform basic operations.
ˎÚ (play) button*
ˎù (fast rewind) • 

TUNING–

and ß (fast 

forward) • TUNING + 
buttons

ˎê (pause) button
ˎĄ (stop) button

ÕPRESET–, Ñ•PRESET+, 
ALBUM+ and ALBUM– buttons

ˎàand Ñ buttons

Cues the beginning of a track.

ˎPRESET+ and PRESET– buttons

Use to select a preset radio station 
or DAB service (UK model only).

ˎALBUM+ and ALBUM– buttons

Use to select an album or a group.

ˎM.BASS button

Emphasizes the bass 
sound (page 15).

ˎPRESET EQ button

Selects a pre-set 
customized sound setting 
(page 15).

Ò/Æ (power) button

Turns the power on (page 
12).

Use to select the function directly. 
During standby mode, these 
buttons turn on the unit and start 
playback at the same time.
ˎHDDÚ button (pages 13, 37)
ˎCDÚ button (pages 13, 20)
ˎFM/AM button (pages 13, 23, 34)
ˎAUDIO IN button (pages 13, 27, 

35)

ˎNETWORK MEDIA button 

(pages 13, 75)

Buttons on the UK model perform 
the same function as those with 
the same name on non-UK models 
(the HDD REC 

Ą button is not 

provided on the UK model).

ˎDAB button (pages 13, 23, 34)

Mutes the sound.

Use to adjust the volume.

ˎx-DJ button (pages 13, 45)

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Use for recording to the HDD 
Jukebox.
ˎHDD REC Ć (start 

recording) button (page 31)

ˎHDD REC ê (pause 

recording) button (page 31)

ˎHDD REC Ą (stop recording) 

button (page 31) (except the 
UK model)

Use to select a track during play or 
to enter text.
ˎA•Y•M buttons

Use to select the additional 
channels of Music Surfin’ during 
x-DJ (pages 45, 46)

Displays the Setup menu (page 
13). Use to enter clock, network 
and other system settings.

Use to go back to the previous 
display (page 14).

Use to transfer tracks to a 
“WALKMAN” (ATRAC AD) 
or other portable audio device 
(page 49).

Sets the brightness of the display.

Use to add a track to “Favorites” 
in the playlist (page 66).

Use in each function to delete 
an item (page 60).

Displays the Function menu 
(page 13).
Use to select the sound source.

Use to select menu items and 
enter menu settings (page 13).
ˎa, {, R and C buttons

Use to select a menu item or 
to change a setting.

ˎENTER button

Use to enter a setting.

Displays the Option menu 
(page 13).
Menu items will vary according 
to the selected function.

An asterisk (*) indicates buttons that have a tactile dot (the number “5” button, 
VOLUME + button and 

Ú (play) button of the operation buttons ).

ˎSLEEP button

Use to make or confirm the sleep 
timer setting (page 68).

ˎTIMER button

Use to set the timer (pages 69 to 
72).

Use to switch between the main 
display and the list display (page 14).

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The time on the clock must be correctly 
set for the proper operation of functions. 
You can set the clock either manually or by 
connecting to the Internet.

Enter the Setup menu, select [Clock 
setting], and then press ENTER.

Select [Online auto-sync clock setting] 
and press ENTER.

Select [Off ] and press ENTER.

Select the desired city from the [Time 
zone] setting.

If the desired city does not appear 
in the [Time zone], select a city that 
is within the same time zone as the 
desired city.

Select [Standard] or [Summer time] 
for the [Summer time] setting.

Select [Date input] and press ENTER.

Press R/C to select the year/
month/day, and press a/{ to adjust 
the value.

The date is set in order of year, month 
and day.

Press R/C to select the hour/
minute, press a/{ to set the value, 
and then press ENTER.

Select [Apply] and press ENTER.

The time appears in [Current time].

Select [Close] and press ENTER.

When the time setting display appears after the 
power is turned on, the display automatically 
disappears if no operation is performed for a while. 
If the time is not set correctly, set the time correctly 
using the Setup menu.

You can select an M/D/Y, D/M/Y, or Y/M/
D format for the date and a 12-hour or 24-
hour format for the time.

Enter the Setup menu, select [Screen 
setting], and then press ENTER.

Select the date and time format.

When selecting the date format:
Select [MM/DD/YYYY], [DD/MM/YYYY], 
or [YYYY/MM/DD] for the date format 
setting.

When selecting the time format:
Select [HH:MM] (24-hour system) or [HH:
MM AM/PM] (12-hour system) for the time 
format setting.

Select [Execute] and press ENTER.

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— NTP

You can set the clock by connecting the 
unit to the NTP (Network Time Protocol) 
server on the Web.
Before using this function, make sure the 
network setup has already been done (page 
85).

Enter the Setup menu, select [Clock 
setting], and then press ENTER.

The clock setting display appears.

Select the desired city from the [Time 
zone] setting.

If the desired city does not appear 
in the [Time zone], select a city that 
is within the same time zone as the 
desired city.

Select [Standard] or [Summer time] 
for the [Summer time] setting.

Select [Online auto-sync clock setting] 
and press ENTER.

Select [On] and press ENTER.

Select [Server name] and press ENTER.

The text input display appears.
If [NtpServer] appears, the unit 
connects to the server that has been set. 
If the server name is okay, go to step 8.

Enter the server name and press 
ENTER.

For details on entering text, see 
“Entering text” on page 16.

Select [Apply] and press ENTER.

The clock is automatically set.

Select [Close] and press ENTER.

In step 7, press the CLEAR button 
repeatedly until the server name is deleted.

Press BACK.

ˎThe unit may not be able to connect to the NTP 

server if the Internet setting has not been correctly 
done.

ˎIf you are using a proxy server, transmissions may 

not be relayed to the NTP server. If this happens, 
consult your Internet service provider.