Topic: Sony PCM-M10 (Part 4)

[fobstl]

Ran my new M10 for the first time last night at Dylan. 4V > EAA > M10 @ 24/96. The few minutes I listened to at home after the show sounded really nice.

[Chris K]

Got my free M10 case yesterday in the mail. I loves me some free stuff.

[it-goes-to-eleven]

Has nobody pushed Sony on the clock issue?

[darby]

Got my free M10 case yesterday in the mail. I loves me some free stuff.

got mine tuesday... not a bad case

Has nobody pushed Sony on the clock issue?

I still don't have a problem with mine

[Chris K]

Has nobody pushed Sony on the clock issue?

go for it....

mine has no issues, but mine was also a refurbished unit so maybe the clock issue is what was refurborated.

[willndmb]

Has nobody pushed Sony on the clock issue?

go figure
i had the clock issue for about 5 months and now have not had an issue for 2
i wonder if there is a catch to setting and saving it that might be over looked and now i got it right

[beatkilla]

I think you must push Stop after setting the clock for it to stick.

[beatkilla]

Also if the internal battery was not holding charge and losing the clock setting why wouldnt all your other settings be lost as well?

[willndmb]

Also if the internal battery was not holding charge and losing the clock setting why wouldnt all your other settings be lost as well?

my other setting where never lost - just the clock

[udovdh]

Each time I change the microSD the deck switches to the internal flash.
I have to manually switch back to the card.
What am I doing wrong?

[beatkilla]

I don't think the deck switching to internal when removing the sd card is a filure.Because if you removed the sd card and didn't replace it and the deck retained the sd card setting you wouldn't be able to record anything.

[mloewen]

I don't think the deck switching to internal when removing the sd card is a filure.Because if you removed the sd card and didn't replace it and the deck retained the sd card setting you wouldn't be able to record anything.

True that

[udovdh]

I don't think the deck switching to internal when removing the sd card is a filure.Because if you removed the sd card and didn't replace it and the deck retained the sd card setting you wouldn't be able to record anything.

True that

We're not talking failure. Just trying to figure it out.

- Deck is on, card is in, deck is switched to using card flash, working fine
- Deck is turned off
- Card is removed from deck
- New formatted card is inserted
- Deck is turned on
- Deck has switched to internal flash

That is the behaviour I see.
So:

Am I doing something wrong?
If so: what?

[andromedanwarmachine]

hmm- that's interesting..

it would be interesting to see if the machine was powered down and the batteries removed (card not ejected) and then replaced whether it would also revert to internal memory as a precaution.

I think it just knows (even when it is apparently "off") that the card has been ejected and has this feature built in as a failsafe...

[udovdh]

Didn't test the batteries thing, yet.
But if the deck boots up it could check for a card. Card is there: use it.
Sounds safer to me.
Is this settable/tweakable?