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3.) Press the selection buttons (M6) to select the memory location.
CF means that the title will be saved onto a compact flash card.
(Fig. D4)
CF Mode;
(1) 128 Kbps
Fig. D4
MEM means that the title will be stored in the integral memory.
4.) Press the record button (M13) to start recording and the Stop
button (M10) to stop recording.
Practical:
Recording your EasyPort® signals (FP1, FP1)
1. Press the record button (M13) for approx. 3 seconds.
If required, select the maximum recording quality (128kbps) by
pressing Mode/A>B (M9)
Press the selection button (M6) to select the integrated memory
(MEM) as a storage location.
2. Press the record button (M13) to start recording. This button
(M13) lights up red to indicate that recording is in progress.
The signal amplified by your EasyPort® speakers (e.g. from the
microphone of an orator) is recorded on the MP3 player.
In addition to the current recording time, the display indicates how
long the recording can be continued in the current format before
the memory is full.
3. Press the stop button (M10) to stop the recording.
Using the recording
1. Playback via the same MP3 player
2. Transfer to PC:
Connect the player to your PC with the USB cable supplied. Once
your PC has detected the device and installed the correct driver, you
can copy the files from the MP3 player to your hard disk. The player
is displayed in Windows Explorer as a minimum of one removable
medium, allowing you to use it in the same way as an USB stick.
You can now use appropriate burning software to burn the data
onto an audio CD, which can be played on standard CD players.
You also have the option of uploading the MP3 data onto an
Internet server to give third parties access to the audio data.
Because the data is in MP3 format, users can download and play it
on standard MP3 players. (This service is offered for free at www.
sendspace.com.)
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NOTES:
- EasyPort® signals can be recorded in MP3 format only.
- Data stored in MP3 format is reduced in size and the quality of the
recording may not be the same as that of the input signal.
- The different quality levels are particularly suitable for recording
speech.
Apart from playback, the MP3 player also has a function that
records audio signals in three different quality levels and enables
you to directly record a speech amplified by the EasyPort® active
speakers.
A->B playback:
Press the A>B button (M9) during playback to set the starting point
and press again to set the finishing point. The title is repeated
between the starting and finishing points.
Press the button again to deactivate the function and resume
normal playback.
This function is particularly suitable for speech training.
CF 01 00:30 CF 01 00:30
Mode A-> Mode A->B
Fig. E1
Delete:
Press the <</>> buttons (M6) to select a title for deletion. After
the delete button (M12) is pressed once, "ERASE OK?" appears on
the display. (Fig. F1)
Press the delete button (M12) again to confirm the deletion. (Fig.
F2)
Press the Stop button (M10) to abort the deletion; the player then
reverts to stop mode.
If an error occurs ("ERROR") during the deletion process, press the
reset button (M15) with a paper clip or similar pointed object to
reset the unit.
The unit is then ready again for normal operation.
CF 01 03:06 CF 01 03:06
ERASE OK? ERASED!
Fig. F1
Switching off the unit:
Remove the compact flash card by pressing the eject button or pull
out the USB cable.
Press and hold (2 seconds) the Power button (M8) to switch off the
MP3 player.
Fig. E2
Fig. F2