The Green Reproducer LED is on, but there's no sound. Why?
A couple of things could cause this.
First, verify that you have a file containing audio on the media. You can normally use a regular PC to audition the material, especially if it's .WAV file. All laptops have PC card slots, and desktop PCs can be equipped with them. One company that makes PC card adapters for desktop PCs is http://www.adtron.com]Adtron Corporation.
If you used the Binloop to record the sound, make sure that you have a record-capable Reproducer. (Steps verify this are elsewhere in this Knowledge Base If the LED comes on and stays on, and you're unable to get it to turn off without powering down the Binloop completely, you probably have bad PC Card media. Replace the media with a known good device and try again.
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