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Record in Recording Mode
(1) RECORDING METHOD
THE SET HAS 4 WAYS TO RECORD AS BELOW.
1) RECORDING THRU INTERNAL MIC: JUST PRESS “REC” BUTTON.
2) RECORDING THRU EXTERNAL MIC: PLUG EXTERNAL MIC INTO LINE IN JACK.
SELECT EXTERNAL MIC ON
SYSTEM/INPUT SELECTOR.
PRESS “REC”
3) RECORDING THRU LINE IN FROM EXTERNAL DEVICE: PLUG LINE-IN CABLE
INTO LINE IN JACK.
SELECT LINE-IN ON SYSTEM/INPUT
SELECTOR. PRESS “REC”
REFER TO
CONNECTING EXTERNAL
DEVICE”
4) RECORDING FM RADIO: REFER TO FM RECORDING”.
(2) MAIN FEATURES
1) MONITORING RECORDING STATUS
IN RECORDING, YOU CAN CHECK WHAT IS RECORDING THRU EARPHONE.
2) CHECK REMAINNING TIME TO BE ABLE TO RECORD
YOU CAN CHECK THE REMAINNING TIME BY PRESSING
PLAY/PAUSE”
BUTTON IN RECORDING.
3) SEPARATING FILE IN RECORDING
YOU CAN SEPARATE FROM THE CURRENT RECORDING FILE RECORDED
OVER 5 SECONDS BY PRESSING FF” BUTTON IN RECORDING AND
CREATING NEW INDEX.
IF THERE IS NO ENOUGH SPACE FOR RECORDING, THE FUNCTION WON T
WORK.
IF RECORDING TIME IS FULL,
MEMORY FULL” IS DISPLAYED.
UP TO 1024 PCS AVAILABLE FOR RECORDING IN VOICE MODE.
UP TO 256 PCS AVAILABLE FOR RECORDING IN L-IN & FM ENC MODE.
BIT RATE : VOICE BITRATE, MP3 BITRATE
SET UP THE BIT RATE IN VOICE RECORDING, LINE
IN AND FM RECORDING.
- VOICE RECORDING : SHQ(32Kbps), HQ(16Kbps),
SP(8Kbps)
- MP3 ENCODE : 48Kbps, 64Kbps, 96Kbps, 128Kbps,
192Kbps, 256Kbps
FM BAND : WORLD, JAPAN, EUROPE
YOU CAN SELECT FM BAND YOU WANT.
1. WORLD: 87.50MHz ~ 108.00MHz, 100KHz STEP
2. JAPAN: 76.00MHz ~ 108.00MHz, 100KHz STEP
3. EUROPE: 87.50MHz ~ 108.00MHz, 50KHz STEP
(DEFAULT: 87.50MHz)
CONTINUE FOLDER : ON, OFF
IT WORKS IN VOICE MODE RECORDING.
- ON : IF INDEX RECORDED(128PCS) IS FULL FOR A
FOLDER, AUTOMATICALLY MOVE TO NEXT FOLDER
AND RECORDING CONTINUOUSLY.
- OFF : IF INDEX RECORDED(128PCS) IS FULL FOR A
FOLDER, STOP RECORDING AND DISPLAY INDEX
FULL ON THE LCD.
FORMAT : YES, NO
FORMAT ALL DATA RECORDED ON MEMORY.
IT WON T WORK IN PLAY/PAUSE & FM MODE.
DO IT WITH ENOUGH BATTERY POWER.
DO NOT TAKE THE BATTERY OUT IN FORMATING.
DEFAULT : YES, NO
INITIALIZE ALL SETTING AND RETURN TO
DEFAULT.