Stop and Listen Digital Message Recorder 'S': Operating Instructions
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SECTION 2 - RECORDING MADE EASY
2.1
Ensure that the audio source is connected to the LINE IN jack of the DMR 'S' as shown in
the CONNECTIONS DIAGRAM and that any auto repeat jumpers (if used) have been temporarily
disconnected or disabled.
2.2
Press the REC/PB (record/playback) button until the red
(record) indicator light turns on.
2.3
Set the output level of the Source (typically a cassette recorder is used). The DMR 'S'
has a monitor feature that allows you to hear what is being recorded through the external
speaker. If distortion is apparent through the monitor feature, the input level is too high and
should be reduced accordingly.
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A good rule of thumb is to use as much input level as possible without going into clipping. It
is not possible to damage the unit by overdriving the input.
2.4
Press STOP - this erases any previously recorded message and
prepares the DMR 'S' for recording. Cue the audio source to the point
at which you wish the recording to begin.
2.5
Press the START button to begin the recording process and
start the audio source. When you have finished recording press the
STOP button to end the recording process.
2.6
Your message is now stored in digital memory and will remain
so until you wish to record something else.
Your recording is now held in digital memory and will remain so until you wish to record something
else. The DMR 'S' will retain the message in memory indefinitely unless the power to the unit is
disconnected for a period of longer than 3 weeks (20 days).
Should the DMR 'S' be left unplugged for a long period it is recommended the unit be plugged in
for a minimum of 24 hours prior to re-recording to ensure the internal backup system is
adequately charged.
REC/PB
START
STOP
VOL (+)
VOL (-)
1
2
REC/PB
START
STOP
VOL (+)
VOL (-)
1
2
REC/PB
START
STOP
VOL (+)
VOL (-)
1
2
REC/PB
START
STOP
VOL (+)
VOL (-)
1
2
