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Your first text   

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The quick way to record your first item 
of dictation

The display has to show ‘     ‘(Record), otherwise
press the ‘On/Off/Mode’ button (13). Press and
hold down the ‘Record’ button 

‘Rec   ‘ (5)

and

dictate. During recording the LED will flash.
Recording will stop as soon as you release the
button. By renewed pressing and releasing of the
‘Rec    ‘ button, your dictation will be recorded
continuously.

Pressing the 

‘Rewind      ‘ 

button

(6)

will allow

you to go back through your dictation in steps
of one second at a time. By releasing the
‘Rewind’ button, the DH 10 switches automati-
cally to playback. While the ‘Rewind’ button is
depressed the machine runs backwards through
the dictation at increasing speed.

The 

‘Forward      ‘ 

button

(13)

works correspon-

dingly. By holding it down, you will advance at
increasing speed towards the end of the dictation. 

Pressing the 

‘Play/Stop    ‘ 

button

(7) 

the play-

back will stop. Your dictation will be stored
automatically on the card as dictation no.1.

If you wish to delete your dictation completely :
Go back to the beginning of the dictation by
pressing the ‘Rewind      ‘ button, so that the
H:Min:Sec display indicates: 

0:00 

and stop. Hold

down the 

‘Clear’ 

button

(3)

until the display

asks: 

SUrE CLEAr

By pressing the ‘Clear’ button again, the entire
dictation is deleted.

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Basic Settings

Basic Settings

Your DH 10 as a Digital Voice Recording System
offers you a lot of variable functions for speech
processing. Different operating modes support
the processing and recording of the dictations
(Record mode) as well as the administration of
the dictations (Manage mode).

To be able to benefit from all the advantages
which this digital recording machine offers to
the user, please go through the basic settings
explained below step by step and familiarise
yourself with the various text processing func-
tions which are possible with your DH 10.

To be able to make use of all the functions, we
recommend that all the Basic Settings be carried
out first. To start these Basic Settings press the
‘On/Off/Mode’ button (13) until 

trANSFEr 

will

appear in the window of the display. Pressing the
‘Forward      ’ or ‘Rewind      ’ button you will
achieve the different Basic Settings.
The following diagram illustrates all the Basic
Settings in the sequence described.

Basic Settings   

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Diagram of the Basic Settings

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LIGHt

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FOrMAt CArd

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OFF

PrOtECt

trANSFEr

Press On/Off/Mode
for a few seconds

Summary of Contents for DH 10

Page 1: ...8 9 10 2 4 1 7 6 16 15 13 11 12 14 Die Bedienelemente The Controls 1 Datum Date 2 Freier Speicher Available memory 3 11 stellige Multifunk tionsanzeige MFA 11 position multi function display 4 Anzeige...

Page 2: ...tents 20 Table of contents 2 German text 21 Preparing 22 Your first text 23 Basic Settings 28 Record mode 32 Manage mode 34 Summary 21 Preparing Preparing your DH 10 When unpacking your machine check...

Page 3: ...H Min Sec display indicates 0 00 and stop Hold down the Clear button 3 until the display asks SUrE CLEAr By pressing the Clear button again the entire dictation is deleted 23 Basic Settings Basic Set...

Page 4: ...ing to OFF automatically OFF MIN If the display indicates LIGHt press the Forward button The display will indicate OFF 1 MIN Using the Play Stop button or Marking button set the period of time after w...

Page 5: ...tive of the length of the over recorded dictation This ensures that a subsequent separate item of dictation will not be erased Playing back dictation Use the Play Stop button to start and stop playbac...

Page 6: ...item of dictation A consecutive dictation number 1 999 will be allocated during this process and the date and time of the beginning of dictation will be saved Pressing the Marking button followed by...

Page 7: ...ge will attract dust Background noise Even if all of the requirements regarding the eli mination of electromagnetic interference are complied with interference may still be caused during dictation by...

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