selected for quick notes" when I eject the flash card?
11.5.3. Why is there sometimes a long delay after I end a recording before I
hear the message that the note has been saved?
11.5.4. Why do I have a category named, DEFAULT,?
11.5.5. How can I copy a DAISY book to my flash card?
11.5.6. When I insert my flash card, why does Victor sometimes say "Disk
bad"?
11.5.7. How do I write-protect the SD flash card?
11.5.8. Are SDIO cards supported?
11.5.9. Why is there a delay after the start-up welcome message?
1. Getting Started Session with Victor Reader
C with Recording
Hi, and welcome to Victor Reader C with Recording, your new digital
talking book player. Victor Reader C with Recording was designed to
play highly structured books, such as reference works and text books, as well
as for leisure reading, and allow you to take vocal notes. You can place voice
notes in books, take course notes, make to do lists, and more. Compact,
portable and sturdy, Victor Reader C with Recording goes anywhere
with you, with rechargeable batteries and built-in carrying handle.
The first time you use Victor Reader, you should connect the unit to a power
outlet. The batteries may have lost power during shipping, even though they
were charged before leaving the factory. You will find out if your Victor
Reader is equipped with rechargeable batteries if it works when disconnected
after 30 minutes of connection to a power outlet.
To connect to a power outlet, plug one end of the power cord provided, in the
jack located on the far right side of the unit and the other end in an electrical
outlet. Please note that you can use Victor Reader while charging the
batteries.
The box you just opened contains the following items: A Victor Reader Classic
+ with Recording, an AC/DC adapter with power cord or a wall plug-in, a
plastic bag containing documentation and the CD you are currently listening
to, containing a Getting Started session followed by the User's Guide.
This introductory session will give step-by-step instructions and the basic
information needed in order to use Victor Reader correctly. First you'll hear a
physical description of the unit. Then we'll introduce Victor Reader easy-to-
use features.
This introduction is not a complete training session. The User's Guide provided
on this CD will help you with specific information about Victor Reader's
operation, as you need it.
Before we begin, note that you can interrupt this session at any time by
simply pressing the Play/Stop key, which is located at the bottom centre of
the face, between the Rewind and Fast-Forward keys. When you're ready to
