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Making the recordings
Move the switcher to position “record”. After you start recording, the recorder flashes 5 times and then
starts recording. While recording, the recorder’s LED indicates the recorder’s о заряде батарейки и
оставшейся памяти. While recording, the recorder’s LED indicates the recorder’s operating modes
by two successions.
The first succession
corresponds to the battery charge at the moment when recording begins (for
models with the power supply from a battery). 1 flash means that the charge is close to maximum, 2
flashes – the charge is enough for work, 3 flashes – you need to change the battery.
The second succession
corresponds to the amount of the recorder free Flash memory space. 4
flashes mean 0…25% memory is free, 3 flashes – 25-50%, 2 flashes -50-75%, 1 flash – 75-100%
is free.
When you recorded all you need, stop recording. When you stop recording, the recorder LED
flashes once, but this flash duration can lasts for some seconds depending on recorder’s memory
capacity.
After you stop recording, the recorder is in a stand-by mode. In this mode, the recorder power
consumption is very low so the recorder can remain without charging (or changing the battery) for a
long period of time (depending on the recorder model).
If while recording the free memory space ends or the battery (rechargeable battery) is discharged,
the recorder stops automatically and switches into stand-by mode. The recording made will be
saved.
If power supply is already discharged or the Recorder’s memory is full the Recorder signifies the
discharged power supply or full memory by a series of LED flashes when it’s started. When the
battery is discharged the LED flashes three times and gradually goes out. Then it switches to stand-
by mode. When the Recorder’s memory is full the LED flashes three times quickly. Then it switches
to stand-by mode.
Playing Back the Recordings
You can play your recordings back on a PC using any program of audio playback (for instance,
Windows Media Player). For this, upload the recordings to the computer using the RecManager
program, which is in the built-in memory of the recorder. You’ll find more details about the uploading
of the recordings to PC in the Manual to RecManager.
Linear Recording
The Recorder features the option to perform linear recording which records information until there
is enough memory or it is stopped by the switch. This is set by default and operates until circular
recording is activated.
Loop Recording Mode
You can choose a loop recording mode if you don’t want to stop your recording when recorder
does not have free memory space. In this mode, the newest data are recorded over the oldest
one. So at the moment when you stop recording, your recorder will save the newest data that were
recorded just before turning off.
You can use recorder memory space for a loop recording partly or fully. The amount of memory
space defines the duration of loop recording.
