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Getting Started When replacing/charging the batteries The battery indicator on the display shows the battery condition. Battery remain indication : Replace the old batteries with new ones or charge the rechargeable batteries.  : "LOW BATTERY" appears and the IC recorder will stop operation. You cannot use manganese batteries. Battery life*1 When using Sony LR03 (SG) (size AAA) alkaline batteries Recording LPCM 44/16*3 Approx. 25 hr. LPCM 22/16*4 Approx. 23 hr. MP3 192k*5 Approx. 22 hr. MP3 128k*6 Approx. 22 hr. MP3 48k*7 Approx. 25 hr. LPEC STHQ*8 Approx. 18 hr. LPEC ST*9 Approx. 20 hr. LPEC STLP*10 Approx. 22 hr. LPEC SP*11 Approx. 22 hr. LPEC LP*12 Approx. 26 hr. Music file - (WMA 128 kbps/ 44.1 kHz) Playback*2 through speaker Approx. 21 hr. Approx. 19 hr. Approx. 21 hr. Approx. 21 hr. Approx. 21 hr. Approx. 20 hr. Approx. 21 hr. Approx. 21 hr. Approx. 22 hr. Approx. 24 hr. Approx. 20 hr. Playback using the headphones Approx. 26 hr. Approx. 23 hr. Approx. 26 hr. Approx. 26 hr. Approx. 26 hr. Approx. 24 hr. Approx. 25 hr. Approx. 27 hr. Approx. 28 hr. Approx. 30 hr. Approx. 25 hr. (hr. : hours) 17GB

Section	Page
Table of Contents	4
Checking the Contents of the Package	7
Index to Parts and Controls	8
Getting Started	14
Step 1: Preparing a Power Source	14
Inserting the alkaline batteries	14
Inserting the rechargeable batteries	14
Disconnecting the IC recorder from your computer	16
When replacing/charging the batteries	17
Step 2: Setting the Clock	19
Continued directly from “Step 1: Preparing a Power Source”	20
Setting the clock using the menu	20
Step 3: Preparations Required before Recording	22
Turning the IC Recorder On or Off	24
Turning the power off	25
Turning the power on	25
Recording	26
Recording Messages	26
Selecting the Recording Mode	29
Setting the Recording Level	32
Manual Recording Mode	33
Setting the Input Level Automatically to Prevent Sound Distortion – the Limiter Function	35
Recording a Few Seconds in Advance, before Starting to Record – the Pre-Recording Function	37
Cutting out Low Frequency – the LCF Function	39
Starting to Record Automatically in Response to Sound – the VOR Function	40
Dividing a Message into Two During Recording	42
Adding a Recording to a Previously Recorded Message	43
Adding an Overwrite Recording during Playback	45
Recording with an External Microphone	47
Recording sound from a telephone or a cell phone	48
Recording from Other Equipment	49
To record using the synchronized recording function	49
To record without using the synchronized recording function	51
Playback	53
Playing Back Messages	53
Selecting the Playback Mode	56
Playing back a specified section repeatedly – A-B Repeat	57
Adjusting the Playback Speed – the DPC Function	58
Reinforcing the Bass Sound	59
Reducing Distortion to Make the Human Voice Clearer – the Noise Cut Function	60
Adjusting the Playback Sound by Amplifying Inaudible Sound – the Digital Voice Up Function	62
Adding a Bookmark	63
Recording with Other Equipment	65
Playing Back a Message at a Desired Time with an Alarm	66
Editing Messages	70
Erasing Messages	70
Erasing messages one by one	70
Erasing all messages in a folder	71
Moving a Message to a Different Folder	72
Dividing a Message into Two	74
Adding Priority Mark(s) – the Priority Mark Function	76
Preventing Accidental Operation – the HOLD function	77
Utilizing the Menu Function	78
Making Settings for the Menu	78
Utilizing Your Computer	92
What You Can Do Using the Computer	92
System requirements for your computer	93
Connecting the IC recorder to your computer	94
Disconnecting the IC recorder from your computer	95
Copying Files from the IC Recorder to Your Computer	95
Copying Files from Your Computer to the IC Recorder and Playing Them Back	96
Construction of folders and files	98
Using the Supplied Digital Voice Editor Software	100
What You Can Do Using theDigital Voice Editor Software	100
System requirements	102
Installing the software	103
Referring to the help files	107
Transferring the files usingthe Digital Voice Editorsoftware	107
Using the IC Recorder as a USB Mass Storage Device	108
Troubleshooting	109
Troubleshooting	109
IC recorder	109
Error messages	119
System limitations	122
Additional Information	124
Using a USB AC Adaptor (not supplied)	124
Disconnecting the IC recorder from the AC outlet	125
Precautions	126
Specifications	128

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Getting Started

When replacing/charging

the batteries

The

battery

indicator

the

display

shows

the

battery

condition.

Battery remain indication

: Replace

the

old

batteries

with

new

ones

charge

the

rechargeable

batteries.



: “LOW

BATTERY“

appears

and

the

recorder

will

stop

operation.

You

cannot

use

manganese

batteries.

Battery life

When

using

Sony

LR03

(SG)

(size

AAA)

alkaline

batteries

Recording

Playback

through

speaker

Playback

using the

headphones

LPCM 44/16

Approx. 25 hr.

Approx. 21 hr.

Approx. 26 hr.

LPCM 22/16

Approx. 23 hr.

Approx. 19 hr.

Approx. 23 hr.

MP3 192k

Approx. 22 hr.

Approx. 21 hr.

Approx. 26 hr.

MP3 128k

Approx. 22 hr.

Approx. 21 hr.

Approx. 26 hr.

MP3 48k

Approx. 25 hr.

Approx. 21 hr.

Approx. 26 hr.

LPEC STHQ

Approx. 18 hr.

Approx. 20 hr.

Approx. 24 hr.

LPEC ST

Approx. 20 hr.

Approx. 21 hr.

Approx. 25 hr.

LPEC STLP

*10

Approx. 22 hr.

Approx. 21 hr.

Approx. 27 hr.

LPEC SP

*11

Approx. 22 hr.

Approx. 28 hr.

LPEC LP

*12

Approx. 26 hr.

Approx. 24 hr.

Approx. 30 hr.

Music ﬁle

(WMA 128 kbps/

44.1 kHz)

—

Approx. 20 hr.

Approx. 25 hr.

(hr. : hours)