Timespace X300 Mark 2, Instruction Manual

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X300 Instruction Manual Chapter 4 - System Information And Security
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The X300 is configurable so that the line-level input range can be set from 0.12 – 2.0Vrms
(sensitivity).
Audio sampling rate determines how much high frequency content there is in the recording. The
X300 sampling rate is selectable – 8.0kHz, 16kHz, 32kHz, 44.1kHz, or 48kHz. NB: 44.1kHz is
equivalent to C.D. quality which offers near-perfect reproduction.
The audio sampling resolution determines the amount of noise in a system. The X300’s 16 bit
sampling rate is CD quality with imperceptible noise, as long as the user sets the recording level to
the maximum possible (without clipping) to use the full dynamic range).
4.6 PC Access Precautions
The X300 file system uses a standard FAT32 file system so that a PC can read the contents. The PC
will access the cartridges in a different way to the X300. The X300 will not be able to read every
FAT32 file system written by the PC and it is therefore important to restrict what the PC does to the
file system.
Permitted on a PC
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Reading the .xba files
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Modifying the write-protect status of files
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Performing disk utilities that read the disk (e.g. Scandisk) but do not modify disk
Not Permitted on a PC
All write accesses to the disk if it is to be reused in an X300. These include:
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Formatting the disk on PC (including any Disk Manager MBR checks/fixes)
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Defragmenting the disk
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Deleting files
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Renaming files
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Generating new files
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Creating a recycle bin on the disk
NB: if any of the above non permitted actions are used, the cartridge will need to be reformatted on
the X300 using the Reviewer . This will erase all data on the cartridge and format it correctly for
further use in the X300.