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Brief Overview of Milestone 311
Five applications in one handy device:
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Voice recorder with internal memory,
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Voice recorder with a memory card,
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MP3 player that plays back from an inserted memory card,
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DAISY audiobook player (if purchased this option),
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Speakout tag reader (if purchased this option).
The two voice recording applications differ only in the type of memory used but not in their
functionality. The navigation function between folders and subfolders within the MP3 player
is acoustically supported. Milestone 311 may be used on its own or in connection with a
computer.
1.1.
Voice recorder with internal memory
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Recording voice messages or other sounds with a total recording time of up to two hours
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The number of separate recordings within the two hour recording time is not restricted
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The basic functions recording, playback, erasing of messages, selection of folders, voice
labelling of folders and navigation between and within messages is easily accessible
through the five tactile pushbuttons on the front of the device and the “Selector” button on
the face side of the device
1.2.
Voice recorder with a memory card
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Basic functionality and the operation of these functions are identical to the above
described application “voice recorder with internal memory”
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Recording voice messages or other sounds with a total recording time of more than two
hours
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Line-in recordings from external audio devices
1.3.
MP3 player
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Playback of a audio files in MP3 format like music, voice recordings and talking books from
an inserted memory card
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Acoustically supported navigation function enables the user to easily manoeuvre between
folders and subfolders without losing track
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Each folder can additionally be voice labelled with a recorded title
1.4.
DAISY player
The abbreviation Daisy stands for "Digital Accessible Information System". A Daisy book is
an audio
book, which is additionally equipped with indications to its structure, e.g. chapters
or page numbers. Unlike mere audio books Daisy allows efficient navigation with the
accessory available information on its structure
