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APPENDIX
Troubleshooting
If you encounter a problem while using
the MM-RX400 player, try the remedial
actions listed below. Should the problem
persist, consult the store where you
purchased the MM-RX400 player or your
nearest AIWA dealer.
The buttons are not functional.
O
Check to see if the HOLD switch is
set to the HOLD position (page 47).
O
Check to see if the rechargeable
battery is installed properly (page
13).
Check if the 0 and 9 poles of the
rechargeable battery are properly
aligned.
O
Check to see if the rechargeable
battery needs recharging (page 13).
O
Check to see if memory status is all
right.
Format the memory media using the
format function of the supplied Audio
Manager software (page 46).
O
If the problem persists, remove the
battery, then reinstall it to reset the
player (page 13).
This often helps solve a problem.
Nothing or unusual action on the
display
O
Check to see if the rechargeable
battery needs recharging (page 13).
O
Remove the battery, then reinstall it
to reset the player (page 13).
This often helps solve a problem.
Various troubles with playback
•“NO FILE” is displayed on the MM-
RX400 player. You may have failed to
transfer music files to the MM-RX400
player.
O
Check the USB cable connection
and remaining battery power, and try
to transfer music files to the
MM-RX400 player again (page 42).
• Some parts of a data stream may be
damaged because of power fluctuations
while transferring music files.
O
Format the memory media using the
format function of the supplied Audio
Manager software (page 46).
• The player cannot play tracks that are
stored on the MultiMediaCard.
O
Check that the MultiMediaCard has
been inserted into the card slot
properly (page 14).
Push the MultiMediaCard into the
card slot until it is locked, holding it
with the beveled corner to the right.
O
Check that you are not using a
MultiMediaCard written to by another
player.
You can only play a MultiMediaCard
on the MM-RX400 player that was
used to transfer the music files.