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Recording Information you want to know before recording About wind noise The unit comes with a high performance built-in microphone. Therefore, if wind or your own breath hits the microphone directly, the wind or breathing noise is also recorded. In this case, we recommend that you set the "LOW CUT FILTER" setting ( page 136) to "ON", and then start recording. About the possible recording time The possible recording time is the total time that can be achieved from the moment the unit starts recording to the moment it ends, assuming the unit is in its default state (shipped from factory with no recording data on the unit) and the recording mode is not changed during the operation. Depending on the recording mode, the quality and possible recording time may change. When shipped, the unit is set to "MP3 192kbps", but you can change the recording mode according to your use. Also, the possible recording time will vary depending on the condition of data on the SD/ SDHC card, its card type, and manufacturer of the card. REC MODE (page 132) • In the AC operation mode, the maximum continuous recording timer per file is 24 hours. However, when the size of the recording file exceeds 2GB, recording stops at 2GB. A new file is created, and then recording starts again using the new file. No content is recorded during the interval (about 2 seconds) from the time recording stops to the time recording starts again. 52

Section	Page
Contents	2
Precautions	5
Before using the unit	21
Checking the accessories	21
Controls	22
Main unit	22
LCD display	23
About backlight of buttons/touch panel	24
About the “OPERATION” screen	25
About the operation mode and basic screen of the unit	26
About files/folders	27
Folders for recording	27
Name of recorded file	28
MUSIC folder	29
Other folders	30
Switching operation mode/folder	31
Using the list screen	33
Displaying a list	33
Using the list screen	34
Preparation	35
Inserting the battery	35
Turning on/off the power	36
Remaining battery power	37
Resume function	37
Charging the lithium-ion battery	38
Using the unit in the AC operation mode (multi-cradle) (ICR-XPS01MF only)	38
Preventing accidentally pressing a button (hold function)	40
Inserting/removing a microSD card	41
microSD cards that can be used on the unit	42
Where to use the unit (in FM RADIO mode)	44
Using the multi-cradle (ICR-XPS01MF only)	45
Placing the multi-cradle	45
Setting the unit to the multi-cradle	46
Using the multi-cradle to charge the unit	47
Listening to audio from the multi-cradle	47
Using the multi-cradle to record from an external device	48
Outputting sound from an external device to the multi-cradle	48
Using the multi-cradle with the unit’s battery	48
Setting the calendar (date & time)	49
Display	51
Switching information display	51
Recording	52
Information you want to know before recording	52
About wind noise	52
About the possible recording time	52
About the external recording mode (external input/microphone)	53
Using the scene select function	54
Selecting a recording scene	56
Recording	58
Setting recording EQ	62
About the preset recording EQ	62
Selecting a preset recording EQ mode	63
Setting your favorite recording EQ mode (only when USER is selected)	64
Recording from an external device	67
Using the auto divide function	68
Playback	71
Playing a file	71
To fast forward	73
To rewind	73
To skip to the next or previous file	73
To skip forward or backward by specified time interval	73
Playback functions and settings	74
Changing the playback speed	76
Performing phrase playback	77
Performing A-B repeat playback (segment repeat playback)	78
Performing time search for playback	79
About playback in the MUSIC mode	80
Folder skip function	81
Editing	82
Setting or erasing an index mark	82
Setting an index mark	82
Skipping to the next/previous index mark	82
Erasing index marks	83
Dividing a file	85
Using the playlists (in MUSIC folder only)	88
Registering a file or folder in a playlist (MYLIST)	88
Changing the play order of files in a playlist	89
De-registering a file from a playlist (MYLIST)	90
De-registering all files from a playlist (MYLIST)	91
Using FM radio	92
Listening to FM radio	92
About selecting FM station	94
Selecting from registered stations (preset station selection)	95
Manually selecting a station (manual tuning)	96
Adding or deleting a station	97
Adding a station	97
Deleting a station	99
Initializing presets	100
Recording FM radio	102
About the recording mode during FM radio recording	103
Using the timer	104
Setting up the timer	104
Timer playback/recording common settings	105
Settings for timer playback	107
Settings for timer recording	109
Completing timer setting	111
Using the sleep timer	112
Erasing files	114
About the recycle bin function	114
About the RECYCLE folder display when the recycle bin function is turned on	115
About name of file when moved to the RECYCLE folder	115
Recovering a file from the RECYCLE folder	116
Emptying the RECYCLE folder	117
Erasing a file	118
Erasing all files in a folder	120
Formatting a microSD card	122
About the menus	124
How to use the menus	124
Menu list	126
Using the recording menu ( REC MENU)	132
REC MODE	132
MIC SENS.	133
MIC ALC	134
MIC MODE	135
LOW CUT FILTER	136
PEAK LIMITER	136
SELF TIMER	136
VAS	137
EXT INPUT	138
Using the playback menu (PLAY MENU)	140
REPEAT	140
PHRASE PLAY	141
TIME SKIP	141
SOUND EQ	142
Changing the recording scene select setting	144
Customizing a recording scene	145
Restoring a recording scene to its default	147
Using the FM radio menu ( FM setting)	148
AUTO PRESET	148
OUTPUT	148
STEREO/MONO	149
Using the common menu ( COMMON MENU)	150
BEEP SOUND	150
LED SETTING	150
SENSOR SENS.	150
AUTO POWER OFF	151
BACKLIGHT	151
CONTRAST	151
LED NAV	152
RECYCLE BIN	152
INIT MENU	152
ID3 LANGUAGE	152
VERSION	153
Before using the unit with your PC	154
Checking the operating environment	154
Operating environment	154
What can you do from your PC?	156
Connecting/disconnecting your PC	157
Connecting your PC	157
Disconnecting your PC	158
Using your PC to charge the battery	159
Connecting to your PC	159
Viewing the unit’s folders and files from your PC	161
Troubleshooting	162
Check to see that the unit is correctly recognized by your PC.	162
If Device Manager does not display the information correctly	163
Additional information	164
Error messages	164
Before contacting your local dealer	168
Frequently asked questions	174
Cleaning	175
Main specifications	176
Digital Sound Recorder main unit specification	176
Supplied Cradle Active Speaker specification (ICR-XPS01MF ONLY)	179
Supplied lithium-ion battery specification	179

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Information you want to know before recording

About wind noise

The unit comes with a high performance built-in microphone. Therefore, if wind or your own

breath hits the microphone directly, the wind or breathing noise is also recorded.

In this case, we recommend that you set the “LOW CUT FILTER” setting (

page 136) to

“ON”, and then start recording.

About the possible recording time

The possible recording time is the total time that can be achieved from the moment the unit

starts recording to the moment it ends, assuming the unit is in its default state (shipped from

factory with no recording data on the unit) and the recording mode is not changed during the

operation.

Depending on the recording mode, the quality and possible recording time may change.

When shipped, the unit is set to “MP3 192kbps”, but you can change the recording mode

according to your use.

Also, the possible recording time will vary depending on the condition of data on the SD/

SDHC card, its card type, and manufacturer of the card.

REC MODE (page 132)

•

In the AC operation mode, the maximum continuous recording timer per ﬁle is 24 hours.

However, when the size of the recording ﬁle exceeds 2GB, recording stops at 2GB. A new

ﬁle is created, and then recording starts again using the new ﬁle. No content is recorded

during the interval (about 2 seconds) from the time recording stops to the time recording

starts again.

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