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Preventing accidentally pressing a button (hold function)

When you put the unit in a bag or pocket, any movement may accidentally result in a
button or switch being pressed and battery being consumed. To prevent this problem, we
recommend that you turn on the hold function before putting the unit in a bag or pocket.

 

  Slide the POWER/HOLD switch to the 

HOLD position. 

“HOLD ON” appears and all buttons are disabled.

 

  Slide the POWER/HOLD switch away from 

the HOLD position.

“HOLD OFF” appears and all buttons are enabled
again.

HOLD  ON

ST

MP3 128 k

FLAT

MIC

SD

A

HOLD  ON

ST

MP3 128 k

FLAT

MIC

SD

A

Summary of Contents for ICR-EH800D - Xacti Digital Sound Recorder

Page 1: ...DIGITAL SOUND RECORDER Model ICR EH800D INSTRUCTION MANUAL 1AJ6P1P0073 ...

Page 2: ...ording 31 Information you want to know before recording 31 About wind noise 31 About the possible recording time 31 About the external recording mode external input microphone 32 Using the scene select function 33 Selecting a recording scene 33 Recording 35 Switching between the built in microphone and external microphone 39 Setting recording EQ 40 About the preset recording EQ 40 Selecting a pres...

Page 3: ...the recording menu REC MENU 87 Changing the recording mode 87 Changing the microphone sensitivity 88 Changing the MIC ALC setting 89 Changing the microphone mode 90 Setting the low cut filter 91 Setting the peak limiter 91 Using the auto divide function 92 Using the self timer 92 Using the VAS function 94 Using the playback menu PLAY MENU 96 Changing the REPEAT setting 96 Setting phrase playback sl...

Page 4: ...s 133 Index 136 Contents Note This handling description is printed prior to product development When a part of the product specification must be changed to improve operability or other functions priority is given to the product specification itself In such instances the instruction manual may not entirely match all the functions of the actual product Therefore the actual product and packaging as wel...

Page 5: ...B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Declaration of Conformity Model Number ICR EH800D Trade Name SANYO Responsible Party SANYO North America Corporation Address 21605 Plummer Street Chatsworth California 91311 Telephone No 818 998 7322 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interfer...

Page 6: ...d of life should be disposed of separately from your household waste Note If a chemical symbol is printed beneath the symbol mark this chemical symbol means that the battery or accumulator contains a heavy metal at a certain concentration This will be indicated as follows Hg mercury Cd cadmium Pb lead In the European Union there are separate collection systems for used electrical and electronic eq...

Page 7: ... actual product Also actual specifications are subject to change without prior notice and therefore may differ from the contents of this manual Sanyo cannot be held responsible for damage caused by improper use or modifications to the device or data that is lost or destroyed SANYO Sales Marketing Europe GmbH Stahlgruberring 4 D 81829 München Germany SANYO Electric Co Ltd 1 1 Sanyo cho Daito City Osa...

Page 8: ... Other system and product names generally are the registered trademarks or trademarks of the respective development manufacturers The symbols TM and are not shown in this manual SANYO takes no responsibility for recording failure due to power cuts or damage to the unit To avoid potential risk of data loss caused by accidental operation or malfunction of the unit we recommend that you save a backup...

Page 9: ...he packing box contains the following items Sound recorder Stereo Earphones 1 USB extension cable AAA alkaline battery This manual 1 4 pin stereo earphones such as those with remote control cannot be used with the unit Before using the unit ...

Page 10: ...oSD card slot cover Zoom microphone mono USB terminal microSD card slot VOL button VOL button PLAY OK button Fast Forward button Rewind button LCD display STOP BACK button Recording LED REC button SCENE A B button Built in microphone External input line microphone socket PLAY SPEED button MENU PLAY LIST button LIST button FOLDER INDEX button ERASE button ...

Page 11: ...frequency during PCM recording playback Information display remaining recording time elapsed recording time title name file name artist name total playing time elapsed playing time operation file type current date time etc Battery indicator microSD card Security indicator VAS Voice Activated System indicator Timer indicator Auto divide indicator Recording scene indicator Microphone mode Microphone...

Page 12: ...wer Turning on the power page 22 Menu screen This screen appears when you press the MENU PLAY LIST button while on the basic screen You can use this screen to change the recording mode set date time perform initialization etc About the menus page 81 List screen This screen appears when you press the LIST button while on the basic screen You can use this screen to display in a tree format files stor...

Page 13: ...ection of the arrow to open the USB terminal cover While slightly pressing down the lever slide the switch until it clicks To slide the USB terminal back into the unit 1 Slide the USB terminal slide switch in the direction of the arrow While slightly pressing down the lever slide the switch until it clicks 2 Close the USB terminal cover When not using the USB terminal always close the cover ...

Page 14: ...ia the built in microphone Recordings from meetings lectures musical instruments etc made via the built in microphone are stored as audio files in these folders Each folder can store up to 199 files Folders for storing recordings made via external devices Line in recordings made via external devices are stored as audio files in this folder This folder can store up to 199 files DATA A file with ext...

Page 15: ...erring CD tracks from your PC to this folder you can use the unit as a musical player The internal memory microSD Folder File MIC A MIC A SD MIC B MIC B SD MIC C MIC C SD MIC D MIC D SD indicates when a microSD card is used LINE LINE SD MUSIC RECYCLE DATA MYLIST1 to MYLIST5 are pre loaded playlist files Use them to register files in the MUSIC folder and play them according to your desired order Yo...

Page 16: ...u erase files from the unit they are moved to this folder This means that if you accidentally erase a file you can recover it from this folder About the recycle bin function page 71 DATA folder This folder is not visible from the unit You can see it only from your PC connecting to the unit You can store files such as Word files or Excel files in this folder and then access the folder by using the unit ...

Page 17: ...hin the M folder RECYCLE folder 4 Press the OK button If any folder from A to D is selected the basic screen returns If M is selected the display changes to the list screen You can also select a folder from the list screen page 19 SELECT FOLDER MIC A B C D L P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 M 06 ST A SELECT FOLDER MIC A B C D L P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 M 06 ST A MIC A B C D L P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 M ST A SELECT FOLDER 06 MIC A B C ...

Page 18: ...IC A 090820 1200 MP 090320 1330 MP 090330 1020 MP 1 3 ST ST A A During playback or recording you cannot display the list screen During playback pressing the LIST button stops the playback and switches to the list screen If there are more files than the screen can display just keep the highlight where it is In a moment the screen will start scrolling so that you can see more files Name of recorded fil...

Page 19: ...ve back up one level Open the selected folder PLAY OK Start playing the selected file If there is no file in the selected folder NO DATA appears and the basic screen returns Switch folder Single press Switch folder Long press Switch between the internal memory and microSD card Recording Exit the list screen and start recording Stop Exit the list screen and return to the basic screen ...

Page 20: ...rnal memory 5 Press the OK button Then select a folder for further operation Selecting a folder page 17 SELECT FOLDER ST MIC SD INT B C D L P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 M A S D microSD card indicator A SELECT FOLDER ST MIC SD INT B C D L P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 M A S D microSD card indicator A ST MIC SD B C D L P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 M A S D A SELECT MEMORY INT ST MIC SD B C D L P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 M A S D A SELECT MEMORY INT ST MIC...

Page 21: ... correct When replacing the battery if you remove the battery for more than 5 minutes the calendar settings may be lost If this happens re set the calendar However recordings and the alarm setting are not lost When using the eneloop battery change the BATTERY SETTING setting to eneloop If you want to use the alkaline battery change the BATTERY SETTING setting to ALKALINE When you use a rechargeabl...

Page 22: ...E YOU appears the power turns off When you turn on the power the first time When you turn on the power the first time remember to set up the calendar Setting the calendar date time page 28 About the auto power off function When the auto power off function is enabled if you do not operate the unit for a preset time the power turns off automatically When shipped the unit is set to 15min Setting the au...

Page 23: ...ine battery For an eneloop battery recharge it sufficiently before using it again Resume function The resume function remembers file used and playback position before the power was turned off last time When you turn on the power again the unit resumes with these settings However the resume function does not work in the following cases If you switch the folder If the unit is connected to your PC If y...

Page 24: ...onsumed To prevent this problem we recommend that you turn on the hold function before putting the unit in a bag or pocket Slide the POWER HOLD switch to the HOLD position HOLD ON appears and all buttons are disabled Slide the POWER HOLD switch away from the HOLD position HOLD OFF appears and all buttons are enabled again HOLD ON ST MP3 128 k FLAT MIC SD A HOLD ON ST MP3 128 k FLAT MIC SD A ...

Page 25: ...ot following the direction indicated in the diagram until it clicks firmly into position Check the slot and then insert the microSD card straight into the slot When you turn on the power SD appears on the screen If the inserted microSD card is not recognized by the unit remove the card and then insert it again REC REMAIN TIME 00 25 0 45 16 m h s m s ST FLAT A MP3 128 k 0 0 MIC SD A microSD card ind...

Page 26: ...ove the card 4 Close the microSD card slot cover microSD cards that can be used on the unit The unit can use 512MB to 2GB microSD cards as well as 4GB and 8GB microSDHC cards as of October 2009 Depending on the manufacturer type of a microSD card or microSDHC card the card may not function properly on the unit ...

Page 27: ... a microSD card is small be careful when inserting or removing it Do not use or store a microSD card at a location where static electricity or electrical noise can occur easily Do not place a microSD card at a location where there are corrosive drugs or where corrosive gas can occur otherwise malfunction or loss of data on the card may result When you dispose a microSD card you may be giving away ...

Page 28: ... 24H 18 30 1 Turn on the power Turning on the power page 22 2 Press the MENU PLAY LIST button 3 Press the VOL button to select COMMON MENU 4 Press the OK button ST MENU REC MENU PLAY MENU EDIT MENU COMMON MENU MIC SD A ST MENU REC MENU PLAY MENU EDIT MENU COMMON MENU MIC SD A MENU REC MENU PLAY MENU EDIT MENU COMMON MENU ST MIC SD A MENU REC MENU PLAY MENU EDIT MENU COMMON MENU ST MIC SD A ST COMM...

Page 29: ... MENU PLAY LIST button to exit the menu ST MIC SD A COMMON MENU BEEP SOUND REC LED DATE TIME TIMER ALARM BATTERY SETTING ST MIC SD A COMMON MENU BEEP SOUND REC LED DATE TIME TIMER ALARM BATTERY SETTING ST DATE TIME 8 MIC SD A ST DATE TIME 8 MIC SD A ST MIC SD A DATE TIME 6 3 ST MIC SD A DATE TIME 6 3 ST MIC SD A COMMON MENU BEEP SOUND REC LED DATE TIME TIMER ALARM BATTERY SETTING ST MIC SD A COMMO...

Page 30: ...MIC SD A 2 Current date time 10 15 30 09 AUG 21 FRI DATE TIME ST FLAT A MP3 128 k 1 1 MIC SD A ST FLAT A MP3 128 k 0 0 MIC SD A 10 15 30 09 08 21 FRI DATE TIME 3 Total playing time TOTAL TIME 00 2 0 41 m s m s ST FLAT A MP3 128 k 1 1 MIC SD A Not displayed 4 File name 090821 1200 MP3 ST FLAT A MP3 128 k 1 1 MIC SD A 00 0m s Not displayed 5 Recording date time 10 15 30 09 AUG 21 FRI REC DATE TIME S...

Page 31: ...the possible recording time The possible recording time is the total time that can be achieved from the moment the unit starts recording to the moment it ends assuming the unit is in its default state shipped from factory with no recording data on the unit and the recording mode is not changed during the operation Depending on the recording mode the quality and possible recording time may change W...

Page 32: ...rate at 1 3 V Plug Mini plug 3 5 I If you set the MIC MODE setting to ZOOM and then use an external microphone for recording mono recording will result If PCM recording is used the same sound is recorded on both L and R channels in stereo format To connect to other audio devices Slide the LINE MIC switch to LINE The external recording mode is set to LINE and the screen displays LINE Recorded files ...

Page 33: ...TERVIEW MP3 LC MIC A SD 128k MEETING MP3 LC ST MIC A SD 128 k MP3 LC MIC A SD LECTURE 15 MUSIC 44 1K MIC PCM A SD ST MIC SD MP3 128 k FAVORITE 1 1 ST A Most suitable for recording interviews and conversations Most suitable for recording omnidirectional sound such as meetings Most suitable for recording sound coming from the front fixed direction such as lectures Most suitable for recording high qua...

Page 34: ...ings in each recording scene to suit your preference Setting the recording scene select function page 101 You can also use the menu to change the recording settings such as recording mode and microphone sensitivity About the menus page 81 After selecting a recording scene if you use the menu to change the recording settings the SCENE SELECT setting becomes OFF ST MP3 128 k ＯＦＦ MIC A SD ST MP3 128 ...

Page 35: ... setting is set to MUSIC or the MIC ALC setting is OFF proceed to step 4 to adjust the recording level If a number appears on the top right side of the screen this means MIC ALC is OFF If the SCENE SELECT setting is not set to MUSIC or the MIC ALC setting is ON you don t need to adjust the recording level Instead skip to step 5 ST MP3 128 k ＯＦＦ MIC A SD ST MP3 128 k ＯＦＦ MIC A SD 15 44 1K MIC PCM A...

Page 36: ...und volume d When recording musical instruments etc produce sound in the direction of the microphone The level meter extends to the right as the recording level increases The further it extends to the right the louder sound the microphone collects e Press the button to adjust the recording level These buttons allow you to adjust the displayed recording level from 0 to 30 The recording level can be...

Page 37: ...propriate recording level is when even you increase the sound you want to record to its maximum the level meter does not extend to the right and the recording LED does not light If the REC LED setting is set to OFF the recording LED does not light Turning on off the recording LED page 106 Mic Level 4 10 45 1 m h s If the recording level is too low 4 44 1K MIC PCM A SD ST Mic Level 4 10 45 1 m h s ...

Page 38: ...step 2 6 Press the STOP BACK button The recording LED goes off and recording ends The basic screen returns 10 45 1 m h s A001 15 44 1K MIC PCM A SD ST 01 0m s Folder name file number REC REMAIN TIME Elapsed recording time 10 45 1 m h s A001 15 44 1K MIC PCM A SD ST 01 0m s Folder name file number REC REMAIN TIME Elapsed recording time A001 15 44 1K MIC PCM A SD ST 10 41 1 m h s 05 0m s A001 15 44 ...

Page 39: ...ZOOM The recording format will be mono If PCM recording is used the same sound is recorded on both L and R channels in stereo format In stereo recording STEREO or STEREO WIDE two level meters are used in mono recording ZOOM only one level meter appears When an external stereo microphone is used change the MIC MODE setting to STEREO or STEREO WIDE When an external mono microphone is used change the...

Page 40: ...ing features FLAT SUPER BASS BASS MIDDLE BASS TREBLE TREBLE SUPERTREBLE FLAT MIC A SD ST SUPER BASS MIC A SD ST BASS MIC A SD ST MIDDLE MIC A SD ST BASS TREBLE MIC A SD ST TREBLE MIC A SD ST SUPER TREBLE MIC A SD ST This is the recommended setting for using the built in stereo microphone Record by emphasizing the bass range strongly Record by emphasizing the bass range slightly Record by emphasizi...

Page 41: ...rding standby screen appears 5 Press the MENU PLAY LIST button The recording menu screen appears 6 Use the VOL button to select REC EQ and then press the OK button STANDBY A001 PCM 15 44 1K MIC PCM A SD ST 10 45 1 m h s STANDBY A001 PCM 15 44 1K MIC PCM A SD ST 10 45 1 m h s REC MENU MIC SENS MIC MODE LOW CUT FILTER REC EQ MIC A SD ST REC MENU MIC SENS MIC MODE LOW CUT FILTER REC EQ MIC A SD ST MI...

Page 42: ... While setting a recording EQ mode you can press the STOP BACK button to cancel the operation and return to the previous state The recording EQ setting is not lost when you turn off the power or when you turn off the power and replace the battery power However if you replace the battery without first turning off the power the setting will be lost Setting your favorite recording EQ mode only when US...

Page 43: ...from 12dB to 12dB 25 increments with each increment being 1dB The larger the dB number the stronger it becomes Pressing the VOL button increases the level Pressing the VOL button decreases the level To modify another frequency band repeat steps 3 and 4 While making changes if you want to cancel the operation press the STOP BACK button The screen in step 1 returns USER MIC A SD ST USER MIC A SD ST ...

Page 44: ...to the unit for recording music etc 1 Connect the audio output terminal of an external device to the external input line microphone socket of the unit Use a commercially available audio cable stereo mini plug 3 5 I with no resistance MIC A SD ST REC MENU MIC SENS MIC MODE LOW CUT FILTER REC EQ MIC A SD ST REC MENU MIC SENS MIC MODE LOW CUT FILTER REC EQ STANDBY A001 PCM 15 44 1K MIC PCM A SD ST 10...

Page 45: ...d Before the real recording first test it so that you can adjust the external device for desired quality If the sound volume is too high cracking sound will occur 5 To stop recording press the STOP BACK button Also stop playback on the external device If the sound volume on the external device has already been set to its maximum but yet the sound in line in recording is small slide the LINE MIC swi...

Page 46: ...to D Folders containing files recorded from the built in microphone L Folder containing files created from line in recording M Folder containing music files transferred from your PC P1 to P5 Folder containing playlist files within the M folder RECYCLE folder MIC A 090321 1330 MP 090404 1020 MP 090820 1200 MP IN ST MIC A SD MIC A 090321 1330 MP 090404 1020 MP 090820 1200 MP IN ST MIC A SD MIC A 090321 ...

Page 47: ...en returns MIC A 090321 1330 MP 090404 1020 MP 090820 1200 MP IN ST MIC A SD MIC A 090321 1330 MP 090404 1020 MP 090820 1200 MP IN ST MIC A SD 2 3 PLAY FLAT A MP3 128 k A SD 03 0m s 10 0m s 2 3 PLAY FLAT A MP3 128 k A SD 03 0m s 10 0m s REC REMAIN TIME 00 25 0 45 16 m h s m s 2 3 FLAT A MP3 128 k ST MIC A SD REC REMAIN TIME 00 25 0 45 16 m h s m s 2 3 FLAT A MP3 128 k ST MIC A SD ...

Page 48: ...card MUSIC M folder M 2 10 PLAY MUSIC2 SKIP FLAT F F MP3 128 k SD A A folder below the M folder is being played A folder two levels below the M folder is being played A playlist is being played Title name file name Current state Elapsed playing time File type File number Total file number Bit rate MP3 WMA Sampling frequency PCM Playlist folder for playback Skip mode Repeat mode Sound EQ mode Playbac...

Page 49: ... file by repeatedly pressing the button Pressing the button skips to the previous file You can continue skipping to the previous file by repeatedly pressing the button If the TIME SKIP setting is turned on skipping will be determined by the time interval set by the TIME SKIP setting To skip to the next or previous index mark During playback of a file with index marks set pressing the button skips to t...

Page 50: ...utton skips forward or backward by the specified time interval only Setting time skip page 98 If the file skip position or index mark position is closer than the time skip position the unit will skip to that position If the TIME SKIP setting is turned on to skip to the next or previous file stop the file playback first and then press the button once ...

Page 51: ...change the playback speed During playback if you want to increase the playback speed press the PLAY SPEED button Each press of the button further increases the playback speed During playback if you want to decrease the playback speed press the PLAY SPEED button Each press of the button further decreases the playback speed For SLOW playback you can decrease the speed by 5 each time For FAST playbac...

Page 52: ...wing operations releases A B repeat playback Pressing the SCENE A B button again Pressing the STOP BACK button Pressing the button Even during A B repeat playback you can change the playback speed page 51 set index marks page 56 or perform phrase playback page 53 You cannot set up A B repeat playback if point A and point B are too close After setting up point A if you do not set up point B the end...

Page 53: ...plays again Setting phrase playback slight rewind page 97 You can press the OK button again if you want to hear the phrase again During A B repeat playback phrase playback will take place within the A B segment If the specified number of seconds is longer than the current playback position from the beginning of the file then playback will start from the beginning of the file Regardless of how large t...

Page 54: ...999h59m59s Hour Minute Second 5 Press the OK button The unit skips to the specified time position and the file plays again Time search playback applies only to the currently selected file MIC ST A SD MENU REC MENU PLAY MENU EDIT MENU COMMON MENU MIC ST A SD MENU REC MENU PLAY MENU EDIT MENU COMMON MENU PLAY MENU TIME SEARCH REPEAT PHRASE PLAY TIME SKIP SOUND EQ MIC ST A SD PLAY MENU TIME SEARCH REPEA...

Page 55: ...2 Sorting the MUSIC folder files Within the MUSIC folder files are sorted automatically by their names in ascending order Sorting is based on the number that appears at the beginning of each file name If there are some files starting with 001 some with 01 and some with 1 then 001 takes priority over 01 and then 1 001 track1 wma 002 track2 wma 003 track3 wma 01 track1 wma 02 track2 wma 03 track3 wma 1 ...

Page 56: ...cording is in progress During recording recording pause or playback press the FOLDER INDEX button to set an index mark at the desired position INDEX SETTING appears and the index is set After you set an index mark recording or playback will continue and so you can use the same operation to set another index mark at a different position Index marks in a file will disappear if you divide the file You ...

Page 57: ...button 5 Press the VOL button to select INDEX and then press the OK button REC REMAIN TIME 1 2 FLAT A MP3 128 k MIC ST A SD 00 25 0 45 16 m h s m s REC REMAIN TIME 1 2 FLAT A MP3 128 k MIC ST A SD 00 25 0 45 16 m h s m s ERASE FILE FOLDER INDEX EMPTY RECYCLE BIN MIC ST A SD ERASE FILE FOLDER INDEX EMPTY RECYCLE BIN MIC ST A SD MIC ST A SD ERASE FILE FOLDER INDEX EMPTY RECYCLE BIN MIC ST A SD ERASE...

Page 58: ... all index marks in a file This means you cannot choose to erase just one index mark in the file ERASE INDEX 090820 1200 MP3 ERASE INDEX NO YES MIC ST A SD ERASE INDEX 090820 1200 MP3 ERASE INDEX NO YES MIC ST A SD ERASING MIC ST A SD ERASING MIC ST A SD REC REMAIN TIME 1 2 FLAT A MP3 128 k MIC ST A SD 00 25 0 45 16 m h s m s REC REMAIN TIME 1 2 FLAT A MP3 128 k MIC ST A SD 00 25 0 45 16 m h s m s ...

Page 59: ...osition you want to divide press the STOP BACK button 3 Press the MENU PLAY LIST button 4 Press the VOL button to select EDIT MENU and then press the OK button PLAY 03 0m s 10 0m s 2 2 FLAT A MP3 128 k A SD PLAY 03 0m s 10 0m s 2 2 FLAT A MP3 128 k A SD REC REMAIN TIME 00 25 0 45 16 m h s m s 2 2 FLAT A MP3 128 k MIC ST A SD REC REMAIN TIME 00 25 0 45 16 m h s m s 2 2 FLAT A MP3 128 k MIC ST A SD ...

Page 60: ...ppear after the file is divided The file may not be divided exactly at the specified position Instead it may be divided slightly before or after the position If there is no empty space in the internal memory or microSD card or if there is already a total of 199 files in the folder you cannot use this function to divide a file EDIT MENU DIVIDE MIC ST A SD EDIT MENU DIVIDE MIC ST A SD DIVIDE DIVIDE AT TH...

Page 61: ...ll give up its number to the new file created instead it will take on a new file number In this example when you divide 001A_090820_1200 MP3 this results in 001A_090820_1200 MP3 and 002A_090820_1200 MP3 In the same folder the file 002A_090821_1030 MP3 becomes 003A_090821_1030 MP3 automatically The divided parts of a file overlap slightly The overlap time and recording time required for file division ar...

Page 62: ...an is selected If you select Russian in ID3 LANGUAGE you cannot register files with French German or Spanish file names in a playlist and you cannot play back files registered in a playlist with French German or Spanish file names while one of these three languages is selected Changing the display language page111 Registering a file or folder in a playlist MYLIST 1 Select a MUSIC M folder Selecting a f...

Page 63: ...position The icon of the selected file changes to 5 Press the OK button SELECT FOLDER B C D L P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 M A S D MIC ST A SD INT SELECT FOLDER B C D L P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 M A S D MIC ST A SD INT MYLIST1 M3U 02 track 03 track 01 track 04 track IN MIC ST A SD MYLIST1 M3U 02 track 03 track 01 track 04 track IN MIC ST A SD EDIT MYLIST CHANGE ORDER ERASE ERASE ALL MIC ST A SD EDIT MYLIST CHANGE ORDER ERA...

Page 64: ...o select YES and then press the OK button The file FILE01 is de registered The playlist MYLIST has only files 02 to 04 registered SELECT FOLDER B C D L P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 M A S D MIC ST A SD INT SELECT FOLDER B C D L P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 M A S D MIC ST A SD INT MYLIST1 M3U 02 track 03 track 01 track 04 track IN MIC ST A SD MYLIST1 M3U 02 track 03 track 01 track 04 track IN MIC ST A SD EDIT MYLIST CHANGE ORDER...

Page 65: ...on to select ERASE ALL and then press the OK button 4 Press the button to select YES and then press the OK button SELECT FOLDER B C D L P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 M A S D MIC ST A SD INT SELECT FOLDER B C D L P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 M A S D MIC ST A SD INT EDIT MYLIST CHANGE ORDER ERASE ERASE ALL MIC ST A SD EDIT MYLIST CHANGE ORDER ERASE ERASE ALL MIC ST A SD ERASE PLAYLIST MYLIST1 M3U ERASE ALL FILES IN PLAYLIST MIC...

Page 66: ...e VOL button to select a setting and then press the OK button For information on how to change each setting see pages 67 to 70 ST MENU REC MENU PLAY MENU EDIT MENU COMMON MENU MIC SD A ST MENU REC MENU PLAY MENU EDIT MENU COMMON MENU MIC SD A ST MENU REC MENU PLAY MENU EDIT MENU COMMON MENU MIC SD A ST MENU REC MENU PLAY MENU EDIT MENU COMMON MENU MIC SD A MIC ST A SD COMMON MENU BEEP SOUND REC LE...

Page 67: ...time d Press the OK button If repeat timer is set to SELECT c Press the VOL button or button to highlight a day of the week and then press the OK button to select it You can select several days of the week To clear a selection press the OK button again d Press the VOL button or button to select OK and then press the OK button MIC ST A SD ON OFF SETTING MIC ST A SD ON OFF SETTING ONCE DAILY REPEAT ...

Page 68: ...idnight and PM12 00 is noon The maximum interval between the start time and end time that you can set is 12 hours e Press the OK button Timer operation c Press the VOL button to select PLAY or REC PLAY Start playback at the time designated by the timer REC Start recording at the time designated by the timer d Press the OK button PM 7 30 START TIME MIC ST A SD PM 7 30 START TIME MIC ST A SD PM 8 30...

Page 69: ...e select setting page 33 or recording mode page 87 d Press the OK button Recording destination only when timer operation is set to REC c Press the VOL button or button to select a folder for recordings If you want to record to one of the four SD folders MIC_A_SD to MIC_D_SD be sure to insert a microSD card in advance d Press the OK button BEEP FILE PLAY MIC ST A SD BEEP FILE PLAY MIC ST A SD 192kb...

Page 70: ...e specified to use a file for playback or folder for recording on a microSD card but no microSD card is inserted If the number of recorded files has exceeded the limit If the unit is connected to your PC but has not started even when the time designated by the timer has arrived If the battery is low or the power is turned off during time recording or playback If for some reason the timer operation do...

Page 71: ...E folder page 73 Emptying the RECYCLE folder page 74 Regardless of whether the recycle bin function is turned on or off files stored in the M folder when erased do not go into the RECYCLE folder Instead they are completely erased from the unit If there are a lot of files in the RECYCLE folder this may decrease the performance of the unit Therefore we recommend that you regularly empty the RECYCLE fo...

Page 72: ...utomatically Example A file 001A_090320_1200 MP3 in folder MIC_A is moved to the RECYCLE folder 001_001 A _090320_1200 MP3 c d e f g h c A new file number is added to the beginning of the file now stored in the RECYCLE folder A file number is determined in the sequence of 001 002 003 etc d File number original file number before the file was moved to the RECYCLE folder e Folder where the file was stored ...

Page 73: ... and then press the OK button 4 Press the button to select YES 5 Press the OK button 1 1 REPLACE A FILE No 001 001A 090320 1200 FLAT MP3 128 k MIC ST A SD 1 1 REPLACE A FILE No 001 001A 090320 1200 FLAT MP3 128 k MIC ST A SD RECYCLE BIN EMPTY RESTORE FILE MIC ST A SD RECYCLE BIN EMPTY RESTORE FILE MIC ST A SD RESTORE 001A 090320 1200 RESTORE THIS FILE TO FOLDER MIC ST A SD NO YES RESTORE 001A 0903...

Page 74: ...ce before emptying the RECYCLE folder Before emptying the RECYCLE folder be sure to check whether the internal memory or microSD card is selected Switching between the internal memory and a microSD card page 20 1 In step 3 on page 73 select EMPTY and then press the OK button 2 Press the button to select YES and then press the OK button You can also empty the RECYCLE folder as follows From the basi...

Page 75: ...microSD card page 20 1 Turn on the power Turning on the power page 22 2 Press the LIST button 3 Press the FOLDER INDEX button to switch to the folder containing the file you want to erase Each time you press the button the list display remains but the folder changes 4 Press the VOL button to select the file you want to erase MIC A 090320 1330 MP 090330 1020 MP 090820 1200 MP IN MIC ST A SD MIC A 090...

Page 76: ... z If the recycle bin function is turned off After ERASING is displayed the file is erased and the basic screen returns The corresponding index file is also moved to the RECYCLE folder MIC ST A SD ERASE FILE 090820 1330 MP3 ERASE FILE NO YES MIC ST A SD ERASE FILE 090820 1330 MP3 ERASE FILE NO YES MIC ST A SD ERASE FILE 090820 1330 MP3 ERASE FILE NO YES MIC ST A SD ERASE FILE 090820 1330 MP3 ERASE F...

Page 77: ... the internal memory or microSD card is selected Switching between the internal memory and a microSD card page 20 1 Turn on the power Turning on the power page 22 2 Press the LIST button 3 Press the button or VOL button to select a desired folder Using the list screen page 18 4 Press the ERASE button MIC A 090320 1330 MP 090330 1020 MP 090820 1200 MP IN MIC ST A SD MIC A 090320 1330 MP 090330 1020...

Page 78: ... YES ERASE FOLDER MIC A ERASE ALL FILES IN FOLDER MIC ST A SD NO YES OK MIC ST A SD FILE WAS MOVED TO RECYCLE BIN OK MIC ST A SD FILE WAS MOVED TO RECYCLE BIN ERASING MIC ST A SD ERASING MIC ST A SD You can also erase a file or a folder of files as follows From the basic screen when the unit stops press the ERASE button to display the ERASE menu Then erase a file or a folder of files from the menu Sub...

Page 79: ...ration pages 115 and 131 Before performing this operation check to make sure there is enough remaining battery power 1 Press the MENU PLAY LIST button 2 Press the VOL button to select COMMON MENU and then press the OK button 3 Press the VOL button to select FORMAT and then press the OK button 4 Press the VOL button to select INTERNAL MEMORY or microSD CARD and then press the OK button ST MENU REC ...

Page 80: ... formatting is in progress you cannot cancel the operation While formatting is in progress do not remove the microSD card or the battery While formatting is in progress the recording LED flashes Press the MENU PLAY LIST button to exit the menu FORMAT FORMAT INTERNAL MEMORY MIC ST A SD NO YES FORMAT FORMAT INTERNAL MEMORY MIC ST A SD NO YES ...

Page 81: ...tting is selected The settings available change depending on the menu 4 Change the value of the setting Press the VOL button or button to select a value and then press the OK button Here the value MP3 128kbps is selected 5 Press the MENU PLAY LIST button The menu operation is finished The setting has been changed ST MENU REC MENU PLAY MENU EDIT MENU COMMON MENU MIC SD A ST MENU REC MENU PLAY MENU E...

Page 82: ...z MP3 320 192 128 64 32kbps MIC SENS OFF ON OFF ON LOW CUT FILTER PEAK LIMITER OFF ON SELF TIMER OFF 5sec 10sec 30sec VAS REC MENU Setting Menu Value See page AUTO DIVIDE OFF ON OFF ON MIC MODE STEREO STEREO WIDE ZOOM Page 87 Page 88 Page 89 Page 90 Page 91 Page 91 Page 92 Page 92 Page 94 HIGH LOW Values displayed in bold are default values when the unit is shipped from the factory ...

Page 83: ...age 54 Page 96 Page 97 Page 98 Page 99 Values displayed in bold are default values when the unit is shipped from the factory EDIT MENU DIVIDE NO YES Page 59 BEEP SOUND OFF ON VOLUME 1 HIGH MIDDLE LOW REC LED OFF ON DATE TIME Year Month Day 24H or AM PM Hour Minute 2 Page 105 Page 106 Page 28 1 You can adjust the sound volume only when the BEEP SOUND setting is ON 2 When shipped the unit is set to ...

Page 84: ...11 Page 112 SETTING OFF ON REPEAT ONCE DAILY SELECT START AM12 00 END AM12 00 REC PLAY REC PLAY MODE MP3 32 64 128 192 320kbps PCM 44 1kHz REC TO MIC_A D MIC_A_SD D_SD PLAY BEEP FILE OK AUTO POWER OFF OFF 0 15min BACKLIGHT OFF 5sec 15sec ON CONTRAST L 1 5 10 H RECYCLE OFF ON SECURITY ON PASSCODE INPUT 0000 FORMAT INTERNAL MEMORY microSD CARD INIT MENU NO YES VERSION Software version ID3 LANGUAGE E...

Page 85: ...VOICE NOW 000h00m00s TTL 000h00m00s Setting Press button Value See page Erase menu While the unit stops you can press the ERASE button to access the following settings FILE ERASE button FOLDER EMPTY RECYCLE BIN INDEX NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES Page 75 Page 77 Page 57 Page 74 Setting Value See page Press button RECYCLE folder menu While in the RECYCLE folder you can press the ERASE button to acces...

Page 86: ...LIST button to access the following settings MENU PLAY LIST button REC MODE MIC SENS MIC ALC MIC MODE LOW CUT PEAK LIMITER AUTO DIVIDE SELF TIMER VAS OK Page 101 Setting See page Press button Recording standby menu During recording standby you can press the MENU PLAY LIST button to access the following settings LOW CUT FILTER OFF ON REC EQ FLAT SUPER BASS BASS MIDDLE BASS TREBLE TREBLE SUPER TREBL...

Page 87: ...ST A PCM 44 1kHz High quality recording È MP3 320kHz 192kbps 128kbps Standard sound quality 64kbps Ç Long recording 32kbps PCM uses non compression in recording of all audio data while MP3 uses compression in recording If you increase the sound quality this will also increase the data size thus reducing the possible recording time Therefore consider whether sound quality or possible recording time...

Page 88: ...tton to select the MIC SENS setting and then press the OK button 4 Press the VOL button to select HIGH or LOW and then press the OK button MIC SENS LOW HIGH MIC ST A SD HIGH Select this value if recorded sound is too small LOW Select this value if recorded sound is too large Press the MENU PLAY LIST button to exit the menu When the MIC SENS setting changes its icon on the screen also changes FLAT ...

Page 89: ...c screen press the MENU PLAY LIST button 2 Press the VOL button to select REC MENU and then press the OK button 3 Press the VOL button to select the MIC ALC setting and then press the OK button 4 Press the VOL button to select OFF or ON and then press the OK button MIC ALC OFF ON OFF Turn off ALC ON Turn on ALC MIC ST A SD Press the MENU PLAY LIST button to exit the menu When you change the MIC AL...

Page 90: ...front Usage Dictations Small meetings Talks interviews Lectures 1 Turn on the power From the basic screen press the MENU PLAY LIST button 2 Press the VOL button to select REC MENU and then press the OK button 3 Press the VOL button to select the MIC MODE setting and then press the OK button 4 Press the button to select a desired microphone mode and then press the OK button Pressing the button repe...

Page 91: ...3 128 k MIC ST A SD MIC ST A SD Low cut filter indicator Press the MENU PLAY LIST button to exit the menu When you turn on the LOW CUT FILTER setting its icon appears on the screen Setting the peak limiter This setting automatically adjusts for any sudden excessive input This allows you to suppress any sound distortion while recording This setting is valid only when the MIC ALC setting is OFF 1 Tu...

Page 92: ... 4 Press the VOL button to select OFF or ON and then press the OK button OFF ON 00 25 0 45 16 m h s m s AD 1 2 FLAT A MP3 128 k AUTO DIVIDE MIC ST A SD MIC ST A SD ONLY FOR LINE REC MP3 REC REMAIN TIME Auto divide indicator Press the MENU PLAY LIST button to exit the menu When you turn on the AUTO DIVIDE setting its icon appears on the screen Using the self timer During microphone recording you ca...

Page 93: ...CT setting is MUSIC or the MIC ALC setting is OFF the unit goes into the recording standby mode After adjusting the recording level press the REC button again The self timer standby screen appears and countdown begins A 1 1 5 SECONDS UNTIL REC STARTS MP3 128 k MIC ST A SD When the time specified in step 4 elapses recording starts Once you use self timer recording the self timer value is saved until...

Page 94: ... cannot change the VAS setting during line in recording Because small sound may not be recorded turn off the VAS function for important recording If the LOW CUT FILTER setting is ON low frequency sound may be cut out and recording may not activate In this case change the LOW CUT FILTER setting to OFF 1 Turn on the power and press the MENU PLAY LIST button 2 Press the VOL button to select REC MENU ...

Page 95: ...ing the sound detection level If the VAS setting is ON you can press the button during recording to adjust the sound detection level VAS PCM 44 1K 9 6 MIC ST A SD 10 45 1 m h s Sound detection level You can adjust the sound detection level from 1 to 5 When shipped the unit is set to 3 in its sound detection level If the level is set to a larger number small sound can be detected and so recording s...

Page 96: ... MIC ST A SD OFF No repeat ONE Repeat the current file only ALL Repeat all files in the current folder in sequence Repeat playback is limited to just one folder RANDOM Repeat all files in the current folder randomly Repeat playback is limited to just one folder Press the MENU PLAY LIST button to exit the menu When you set the repeat mode its icon appears on the screen 1 ONE ALL RND RANDOM When you pl...

Page 97: ...U PLAY LIST button 2 Use the VOL button to select PLAY MENU and then press the OK button 3 Press the VOL button to select the PHRASE PLAY setting and then press the OK button 4 Press the VOL button to select a time for phrase playback and then press the OK button PHRASE PLAY 3 sec MIC ST A SD You can select between 1 and 5 seconds in 1 second increments Press the MENU PLAY LIST button to exit the ...

Page 98: ... press the OK button 4 Press the VOL button or button to select one of the following time intervals and then press the OK button TIME SKIP OFF 10sec 30sec 1min 5min 15min MIC ST A SD OFF Turn off the time skip function 10sec Skip 10 seconds each time 30sec Skip 30 seconds each time 1min Skip one minute each time 5min Skip 5 minutes each time 15min Skip 15 minutes each time Press the MENU PLAY LIST...

Page 99: ...have the following features FLAT BASS1 BASS2 POP ROCK JAZZ CLEAR VOICE FLAT MIC ST A SD BASS1 MIC ST A SD BASS2 MIC ST A SD POP MIC ST A SD ROCK MIC ST A SD JAZZ MIC ST A SD CLEAR VOICE MIC ST A SD The sound equalizer function is not used You hear the original sound without any change Emphasize the bass range slightly Emphasize the bass range strongly Emphasize the treble range strongly Emphasize ...

Page 100: ...UND EQ setting and then press the OK button 4 Press the button to select a sound equalizer mode and then press the OK button ROCK MIC ST A SD You can select one of the seven preset sound equalizer modes Press the MENU PLAY LIST button to exit the menu The selected sound equalizer mode appears on the screen Sound EQ mode 1 2 ROCK A MP3 128 k MIC ST A SD REC REMAIN TIME 00 25 0 45 16 m h s m s ...

Page 101: ... lists the recording scenes as well as the settings you can change Preset recording scene INTERVIEW MEETING LECTURE MUSIC FAVORITE1 3 REC MODE MP3 64kbps MP3 128kbps MP3 128kbps PCM 44 1kHz MP3 128kbps MIC SENS LOW HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH MIC ALC ON ON ON OFF ON MIC MODE STEREO STEREO ZOOM mono STEREO STEREO LOW CUT FILTER ON ON ON OFF OFF PEAK LIMITER OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF AUTO DIVIDE OFF OFF OFF OFF O...

Page 102: ...TERVIEW is selected ST 64 k INTERVIEW MP3 LC MIC A SD 4 Press the MENU PLAY LIST button The setting screen for INTERVIEW appears 1 2 INTERVIEW REC MODE 64kbps MIC SENS LOW MIC ALC ON MIC MODE ST LOW CUT ON MIC ST A SD 5 Press the VOL button to select a setting to change Here the REC MODE setting is selected 1 2 INTERVIEW REC MODE 64kbps MIC SENS LOW MIC ALC ON MIC MODE ST LOW CUT ON MIC ST A SD 6 ...

Page 103: ...T FILTER page 91 PEAK LIMITER page 91 AUTO DIVIDE page 92 SELF TIMER page 92 VAS page 94 To continue and change another setting repeat steps 4 to 7 8 Press the VOL button to select OK and then press the OK button 2 2 PEAK LIMITER OFF AUTO DIVIDE OFF SELF TIMER OFF VAS OFF OK MIC ST A SD INTERVIEW Be sure to always select OK and then press the OK button otherwise the changes are not updated Press t...

Page 104: ...22 2 Press and hold the SCENE A B button for more than 2 seconds 3 Press the VOL button or button to select a desired recording scene and then press the OK button INITIALIZE LECTURE MIC ST A SD If you want to restore all recording scenes to their defaults select ALL 4 Press the button to select YES and then press the OK button NO YES INITIALIZE INITIALIZE LECTURE SETTING MIC ST A SD ...

Page 105: ...ct the BEEP SOUND setting and then press the OK button 4 Press the VOL button to select OFF or ON and then press the OK button BEEP SOUND OFF ON MIC ST A SD OFF No sound accompanies the button operation ON You hear only beep sound when buttons are pressed 5 If you selected ON press the VOL button to select a desired sound volume and then press the OK button VOLUME HIGH MIDDLE LOW MIC ST A SD Press...

Page 106: ...rding LED lights Press the MENU PLAY LIST button to exit the menu Changing the battery type Use this setting to specify the type of battery to use eneloop battery or alkaline battery 1 Turn on the power and press the MENU PLAY LIST button 2 Press the VOL button to select COMMON MENU and then press the OK button 3 Press the VOL button to select the BATTERY SETTING setting and then press the OK butt...

Page 107: ... increments If the AUTO POWER OFF setting is OFF the auto power off function is disabled Press the MENU PLAY LIST button to exit the menu Turning on off the screen backlight Use this function to specify how long the screen backlight stays on after you press a button 1 Turn on the power and press the MENU PLAY LIST button 2 Press the VOL button to select COMMON MENU and then press the OK button 3 P...

Page 108: ...an set up a passcode on the unit to apply playback lock to files Recording and erasing files are not affected by the security function Once you turn on the security function when the unit is connected to your PC folders protected by the security function do not appear on the PC If you forget the passcode you cannot play or use files For this reason be sure to write down the passcode and keep it in a ...

Page 109: ...e playback lock icon appears on the screen 1 2 FLAT A MP3 128 k MIC ST A SD REC REMAIN TIME 00 25 0 45 16 m h s m s Press the MENU PLAY LIST button to exit the menu Security settings and icons on screen Security setting Playback lock Playback lock released Icon Once the security function is turned on when you play files or access some menus you ll be asked to enter the passcode In this case enter t...

Page 110: ... default 0000 Also when you format the internal memory all files in the memory will be completely erased page 79 Turning on off the recycle bin function If you turn off the recycle bin function when you erase a file it is completely erased so that you can no longer recover the file To avoid accidentally erasing a file we recommend that you turn on the recycle bin function 1 Turn on the power and press...

Page 111: ... the INIT MENU setting and then press the OK button 4 Press the VOL button to select YES and then press the OK button INIT MENU YES NO MIC ST A SD Press the MENU PLAY LIST button to exit the menu Changing the display language You can change the language that is displayed on the screen 1 Turn on the power and press the MENU PLAY LIST button 2 Press the VOL button to select COMMON MENU and then pres...

Page 112: ...y back files registered in a playlist with French German or Spanish file names while one of these three languages is selected Using the playlists in MUSIC folder only page 62 Checking the version You can check the version of firmware used by the unit 1 Turn on the power and press the MENU PLAY LIST button 2 Press the VOL button to select COMMON MENU and then press the OK button 3 Press the VOL button...

Page 113: ...Windows Media Player Use the Windows Media Player appropriate for the OS of the PC as follows Windows Media Player 11 Windows Vista Windows XP Windows Media Player 10 Windows XP Windows Media Player 9 Windows 2000 Professional SP3 or later If you use a Windows Media Player not listed above the operation will not be guaranteed The operating environment described above is current as of October 2009 ...

Page 114: ...wer consumption to its minimum Suspend is different from sleep In the suspend state the CPU stops but power is still supplied to the ROM Notes on PC connection If you change from your PC names of MP3 files or WAV files recorded on the unit playback of these files in their original folder becomes not possible To solve this problem you can rename the files following the naming rule or move them to the M...

Page 115: ...ecorded on the unit to a CD R RW disc Creating audio files CD ripping You can use your PC to rip music CD or language CD into files in a form which can be played on the unit and then copy the files to the unit Using Windows Media Player to transfer music files You can use Windows Media Player to transfer music files created on the PC to the unit Functioning as USB memory or microSD card reader writer I...

Page 116: ... the connection When the unit is connected to your PC it can operate even if the battery is low Screen display during connection with PC During file transfer do not disconnect the unit from your PC While the connection screen appears all buttons and switches on the unit are disabled The first time you connect the unit to your PC Because multiple Found New Hardware messages will appear do not disconn...

Page 117: ...ding on your PC environment Disconnecting your PC 1 Click the Task Tray icon and then click Safely remove USB mass storage device Depending on your PC environment the drive letter that appears may be different This is not a problem 2 When the Safe To Remove Hardware message appears disconnect the unit from your PC If does not appear on the Task Tray click to display hidden icons If it still does n...

Page 118: ...f your PC is Windows 2000 both the internal memory and the microSD card appear as removable disks This section uses Windows XP as OS for explanation 1 Connect the unit to your PC Connecting your PC page 116 2 Open My Computer Click My Computer from the Start menu or double click the My Computer icon on the Desktop 3 Open the EH800D or EH800D_SD folder Double click EH800D or EH800D_SD If EH800D or ...

Page 119: ...ese files in their original folder becomes not possible To solve this problem you can rename the files following the naming rule or move them to the MUSIC folder and then play them page 14 Security settings and removable disk display on your PC indicates a drive name Security setting Security icon of the unit The internal memory microSD card OFF O EH800D O EH800D_SD ON Playback lock O EH800D_SD Play...

Page 120: ...wing diagrams are shown below Disk drives and Universal Serial Bus controllers the unit is connected to your PC correctly SCROLL Windows XP or Windows 2000 With the unit connected to your PC perform the following operation From the Start menu or Desktop right click the My Computer icon and then select Properties from the displayed menu and then open the System Properties screen Click Device Manage...

Page 121: ...nly the unit to your PC e If there are multiple USB terminals on your PC e g on the front or back try to use another USB terminal to connect the unit to your PC f If the unit is connected to your PC via a bus powered USB hub with multiple ports for plugging in USB devices remove the hub and use the dedicated USB extension cable to connect the unit directly to a USB terminal on your PC Always use t...

Page 122: ...der and you press the OK button page 46 VARIABLE SPEED PLAYBACK NOT AVAILABLE This error message appears when you change the playback speed during PCM recording playback page 51 Recording MEMORY FULL This error message appears when you try to record but there is no free space left in the internal memory or on the microSD card page 133 FILE FULL This error message appears when the number of files th...

Page 123: ...error message appears when you select the EDIT MENU while the MUSIC folder is selected page 15 page 59 List display NO DATA This error message appears when there is no file in the folder that can be used for playback on the unit page 18 RECYCLE folder CAN T EDIT IN RECYCLE BIN This error message appears when you select the EDIT MENU while the RECYCLE folder is selected page 16 page 59 PLEASE EMPTY ...

Page 124: ...LAYLISTS IN MUSIC FOLDER This error message appears when you select a file located in a folder other than the MUSIC M folder and then try to register it to a playlist MYLIST1 to MYLIST5 page 62 CAN T ADD ALL FILES TO PLAYLIST This error message appears when you try to register more than 99 files to a playlist MYLIST1 to MYLIST5 page 62 CAN T EDIT PLAYLIST NO FILE This error message appears when a fil...

Page 125: ...o prevent accidentally pressing a button is turned on Solution Turn off the Hold function See Preventing accidentally pressing a button hold function on page 24 Cause The USB terminal of the unit is still connected to your PC Solution Disconnect the unit from your PC See Disconnecting your PC on page 117 The microSD card is not recognized by the unit Cause The microSD card is not inserted correctl...

Page 126: ... been changed Solution If you have used your PC to change the name of a file in one of the folders mentioned the file can no longer be played after it is returned to its original folder However if you move the file to the MUSIC M folder playback of the file by the unit becomes possible Cause The WAV format audio file is not recorded by the unit Solution You cannot play any WAV format audio file which is...

Page 127: ...or transfer the file to the MUSIC M folder Cause The wrong file transfer method is used Solution If you use Explorer to transfer files protected by copyright playback on the unit is not possible Instead use Windows Media Player to transfer the files Cause The number of files in the folder has exceeded the limit Solution Only a maximum of 199 files from a folder can be played If there are sub folders wi...

Page 128: ... PC running Windows 98 98SE Me Solution Macintosh and PC running Windows 98 98SE or Me are not supported Cause The power supply from your PC is not enough Solution If the unit is connected to your PC via a bus powered USB hub try to connect the unit directly to your PC You can also use a self powered type with AC adapter USB hub Or if your PC has several USB terminals try to connect the unit to an...

Page 129: ... is increasingly fragmented Solution Use the unit to format the microSD card again See Formatting the internal memory or a microSD card on page 79 When the unit is connected to your PC the connection icon does not appear on the unit s screen Solution Depending on the PC the PC may not recognize the unit or the connection icon may not appear on the unit s screen If this happens disconnect the unit ...

Page 130: ... is no free space in the internal memory or on the microSD card Solution Erase unwanted files See Erasing a file on page 75 Cause You try to record to a microSD card but no microSD card is inserted in the unit Solution Insert a microSD card in the unit See Inserting removing a microSD card on page 25 You hear noise while recording Cause The recording mode or microphone sensitivity for microphone rec...

Page 131: ...Microphone socket Stereo headphones socket Audio cable On the external device Audio cable Microphone input Mini plug 3 5 I with resistance Audio line input Mini plug 3 5 I with no resistance Use a stereo audio cable Before the actual dubbing first test the recording operation so that you can adjust the volume on the unit You can also record on the unit using a tape recorder or CD MD player as the s...

Page 132: ...ot use benzene alcohol or thinner because they will damage or discolor the finish of the surfaces Also do not apply any pesticide to the unit About rising temperature of the unit If you use the unit for a long time its temperature may rise This is not malfunction ...

Page 133: ...hours 30 minutes Approx 34 hours Approx 68 hours Approx 136 hours MP3 64kbps Approx 17 hours 40 minutes Approx 33 hours Approx 68 hours Approx 136 hours 30 minutes Approx 272 hours MP3 32kbps Approx 35 hours 30 minutes Approx 66 hours Approx 136 hours Approx 273 hours Approx 544 hours The above values apply when an SD memory card from Toshiba is used The indicated recording time is only an approxi...

Page 134: ...320 kbps MP3 32 to 192 kbps WMA Depending on the file normal playback may not be possible Input output sockets USB stereo headphones mini plug 3 5 I stereo microphone doubling as line input mini plug 3 5 I microSD card slot Operating temperature 5 C to 35 C Rated output headphones 10mW 10mW when 16 load JEITA DC Power source AAA alkaline battery u 1 Battery duration Recording time MP3 64 kbps Appro...

Page 135: ... on the battery type manufacturer storage state usage condition and ambient temperature Therefore the time indications above are approximate figures only and they are not guaranteed Operation not using alkaline battery or SANYO battery eneloop battery is not guaranteed Maximum dimensions Approx 35 4 W u 103 0 H u 13 9 D mm Weight Approx 53 g including alkaline battery Accessories Stereo Earphones U...

Page 136: ...ndex mark 56 Initialize internal memory microSD card 79 Initialize menu 111 Initialize recording scene 104 L LCD display 11 Line in recording 44 Switch 32 List screen 18 Low Cut filter 91 M Menu 81 MIC ALC 89 MIC MODE 90 Microphone recording 35 Switch 32 Microphone sensitivity 88 microSD card 25 26 microSDHC card 26 Monitor 36 Monitor recording 36 MUSIC 15 55 MYLIST 62 P Passcode 108 PC 113 Connect...

Page 137: ... Security setting 108 Self timer 92 Skip 49 SOUND EQ 99 STEREO 90 Stereo Earphones 9 STEREO WIDE 90 T Time search 54 Time skip 50 98 TIMER 66 Troubleshooting 120 U USB terminal 13 116 V VAS 94 Version 112 W Windows Media Player 113 CD ripping 115 Create CD R 115 Synchronize music 115 Z ZOOM 90 ...

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