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LCD Indicator and Symbols

5

Names of each part

FILE/REPEAT

File change and repeat playback

LCD screen

Battery indicator

Index Display (01~99)

Play time, recording time indicator, menu change

Long-play recording
mode indicator

Low-sensitivity recording 
mode indicator

Repeat one index Mode 

Section Repeat (A <--> B)
Playback state indicator

File repeat playback 
mode indicator

4 files displayed

Description of Screen Display

Speaker

STOP/DELETE

Stop recording, index delete,
selected file delete, and all files
delete

Audio cable connector

REC/PAUSE

Recording and pause

NEXT

Fast forwarding, index change, 
and menu change

Volume Control

The LED will lit about 5 seconds every time 
any key is pressed so that you can 
conveniently use your Sound MAP in the 
dark.

BACK

(Fast rewinding, index change, and
menu change)

Built-in Microphone

Earphone  jack

Recording/Playback 
Indicator LED

Red = Recording, Green = Playback

Liquid Crystal Display

PLAY/PAUSE/REMAIN

(Low-speed) playback and pause,
remaining recording capacity check,
INDEX (recording number), 
time check, menu selection, index
introduction functions

MENU/HOLD

Recording sensitivity, VOR, beep,
recording time Index introduction
(scan) and hold set/release

SOUND MAP (main unit)

Adaptor for telephone
conversation recording

Audio Cable

USB cable

User’s manual

Mono earphone

External
Microphone

CD-ROM

Battery

Cable for telephone

conversation recording

Check the components

USB cable connector

Summary of Contents for IRS-1610L

Page 1: ...User s Manual 10L AP e your Sound MAP ...

Page 2: ...appliances Audio PC 12 ecording the general telephone onversation 12 ayback 13 ormal Playback 13 ow speed Playback 13 igh speed Search 13 ayback on other Indexes 14 epetition Playback 14 enu 15 ic Recording Sensitivity 15 OR Function 15 eep Setting 16 ecording Time Setting 16 dex Introduction 16 lete Function 17 o delete a particular index 17 o Delete a File 17 ving into the external appliance 18 ...

Page 3: ... accessories to any e it to malfunction come deformed or malfunction due to heat remove the batteries from the and disconnect any external cables force to the LCD screen It may cause cause it to malfunction duct to direct sunlight or any source of eriod f you do not intend to use this product od of time ory wires earphone earmic or audio force ecifications of the Sound MAP are subject r notice ...

Page 4: ... time indicator menu change ng Low sensitivity recording mode indicator Repeat one index Mode Section Repeat A B Playback state indicator File repeat playback mode indicator isplay User s manual CD ROM Cable for telephone conversation recording ...

Page 5: ...h line in 12 om external appliances Audio PC 12 e general telephone conversation 12 13 back 13 ayback 13 earch 13 other Indexes 14 ayback 14 15 g Sensitivity 15 n 15 16 me Setting 16 ction 16 n 17 articular index 17 ile 17 external appliance 18 he external audio such as rder 18 a PC 18 ...

Page 6: ...the index you cannot continue recording Figure 5 ecordings or move them to an external appliance audio or ecording This may cause the product to malfunction If you intend to first replace the batteries while the unit is in standby mode or power hile you are recording via the built in Microphone This may cause g paused when the level of sound Figure 6 r a short period while VOR mode is low sensitiv...

Page 7: ...A depending nal appliances Audio PC VOR function before you start recording see pages 15 and 16 volume control is set too high during recording ecording if the volume control of the external appliance is able to the Audio Cable Connector LINE of your Sound MAP l appliance Audio or PC the sound input from the external appliance ay change slightly when recording starts However this will l recording ...

Page 8: ...ng playback he current index will be repeated 10 times n during playback Figure 13 press and hold the FILE REPEAT whole indices of the current file will be on to stop playback want to start the section repetition indicator flashes Figure 11 PEAT button again where you want to stop uously the selected section will be o stop playback Figure 11 Figure 12 Figure 13 Figure 14 ...

Page 9: ...on k or stop will continue in the ecording mode ve times during N button to play he first index of the ree times in Record Playback Stop r BACK button P OFF OFF BEEP and BEEP ON 20 N or STOP DELETE button to select ng playback or stop will continue mode Figure 19 Figure 20 Figure 21 Figure 23 Figure 24 Figure 22 ...

Page 10: ...al audio appliance xternal audio appliance and the play button on your Sound ording able to the LINE jack of your Sound MAP and the other end to d card d card settings and saving method he USB ports of your Sound MAP and the PC ram installation details and saving method the provided audio cable does not fit the input jack of the external ...

Page 11: ...eplacethebatterieswithnewones Insertthebatterieswithrightpolarity Release the lock mode Replace the batteries with new ones Delete any unnecessary recordings Release the lock mode Replace the batteries with new ones Check the recording number Adjust the volume control Pull out the earphone Adjust the volume control Fully plug in the earphone Adjust the volume control ked HOLD ON mode dead r or rec...

Page 12: ...d Service Guide eriod nly in the country of purchase form and keep it at the safe place l dealer when any problem occurs to this product s negligence uthorized modification or repair ral hazards such as fire seawater flood or war iod is expired uide SOUND MAP yr mon day Warranty Period 1 year Paid Amount A MEDIA Co Ltd Smart Audio Future Audiopia ...

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