5.4. Deleting a file or folder
Milestone 212 Ace allows you to erase files and folders directly without a connection to the
computer. This can be done in one of the following 3 ways:
• Delete one file:
Play the file you would like to delete. During playback, hold down the “Mode” button and
briefly press “Play”. The file will be erased when you let go of the buttons. You can delete
a file either during playback or while in pause mode.
• Delete files in one direction:
Pause playback and then press the three buttons „Mode“, „Play“ and „Right arrow“ for at
least two seconds, to delete all following files, including the currently active one. To erase
all previous voice messages and the one currently active, press „Mode“, „Play“ and „Left
arrow“ at the same time for at least two seconds. At the start of the deleting process you
will hear a long beep, followed by an erasing sound when the operation is complete.
• Delete a folder:
Select the folder you would like to delete. While holding down “Mode”, press the “Play”
button. Keep the „Mode“ button pressed and confirm erasing by pressing “Play” again
after 3 seconds. Finally, let go of the “Mode” button. Please note that deleting large
folders may take a couple of seconds. This process is accompanied by a ticking sound
and completed after an erasing sound.
5.5. Shortcut overview of Audio
Function
Operation
Acoustic feedback
Playback or Pause
“Play
”
-
Go to next file or folder
“Right arrow
”
-
Go to previous file or folder “Left arrow
”
-
Fast forward
“Right arrow
”
(push and hold) -
Rewind
“Left arrow
”
(push and hold)
-
Jump to last file
“Right arrow
”
+ “Play
”
-
Jump to first file
“Left arrow
”
+ “Play
”
-
Erase current file
“Mode
”
+ “Play”
Erasing signal
Erase all files in one
direction
“Mode” + “Play” + “Right
arrow” or “Left arrow”
Beep for start of erasing and
erasing sound for the end
Erase current folder
“Mode” + “Play”, + “Play”
again after 3 seconds
Erasing sound
Voice labeling of current
folder
“Rec” + “Mode” (push and
hold)
Start of record with “Folder”.
End of record with “high
pitched-low pitched”
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