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APPENDIX
Your computer does not recognize
the MM-RX400 player.
•“CONNECT USB” does not appear on
the MM-RX400 player display.
O
Check that the USB cable is
connected properly to the player and
computer ports (page 15).
O
Check that the player is not
connected to a port on a cascaded
USB hub.
If the player is connected to the USB
hub, disconnect the player and
connect to an available USB port on
your computer directly.
• The MM-RX400 player display shows
“LOW BATT.”
O
Charge the battery or replace the
battery with a fully charged one.
• Audio Manager does not detect the MM-
RX400 player. Either the internal Flash
Memory or the MultiMediaCard on the
MM-RX400 player does not appear on
the Memory Media drop-down list of the
Copy to Devices window.
O
Try restarting Audio Manager.
Cannot transfer music files.
O
Check that the USB cable is
connected properly to the player and
computer ports (page 15).
O
Check that there is sufficient available
memory in the internal Flash Memory
or MultiMediaCard.
You can view available memory on
the Device Usage bar located in the
right pain of the Copy to Devices
window (page 45).
O
Check that the rechargeable battery
still has power (page 13).
If the remaining power is insufficient,
“LOW BATT” appears on the display.
O
Check the file format of the music
files to be transferred. Audio Manager
supports WMA and MP3 file formats
for transfer.
Some music files that have been
downloaded for free via the
Internet cannot be transferred to
the MM-RX400 player.
• Some free downloadable music files
may not be transferred to the
MM-RX400 player, because of
restrictions written in the files.
You cannot tune in to any station.
• The AREA setting is not the right one for
your receiving area.
O
Select the right setting.
The reception is distorted or has a
hum.
O
Set the FM MODE switch to the
MONO position.
You may hear the sound more clearly,
but it will not be in stereo.
AIWA Co., Ltd. will not be responsible for
any loss or damage of music files due to
their transfer to the MM-RX400 player.