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Menu setting method + File Menu Erase Lock Locking a file keeps important data from being accidentally erased. Locked files are not erased when you select to erase all files from a folder (☞ P.42). [On]: Locks the file and prevents it from being erased. [Off]: Unlocks the file and allows it to be erased. 4 Replace Refer to "Rearranging files [Replace]" (☞ P.56). File Move/Copy (For DM-520) Refer to "Moving/Copying Files [File Move/Copy]" (☞ P.57). File Divide (For DM-520) Refer to "Splitting Files [File Divide]" (☞ P.59). Property File and folder information can be confirmed from the menu screen. When the file is selected: [Name] (File name), [Date] (Time stamp), [Size] (File size), [Bit Rate]*1 (File format) [Artist]*2 (Artist name) and [Album]*2 (Album name) will appear on the display. *1 W hen a linear PCM format file has been selected, [Bit Rate] area displays the sampling frequency and bit rate. *2 When a file contains no tag information, [UNKNOWN_ARTIST], [UNKNOWN_ ALBUM] will appear on the display. When voice file is selected, [Artist] and [Album] will not appear on the display. When the folder is selected: [Name] (File name), [Folder] (Number of folder) and [File]*1 (Number of file) will appear on the display. *1 Files which cannot be recognized by this recorder are not included in the number of files. • Select the files for which you would like to confirm information in advance before operating the menu. Menu setting method 46

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4
Replace
Refer to “
Rearranging files [Replace]
”
(
☞
P.56).
+
File Menu
Erase Lock
Locking a file keeps important data from
being accidentally erased. Locked files are
not erased when you select to erase all files
from a folder (
☞
P.42).
[
On
]:
Locks the file and prevents it from being
erased.
[
Off
]:
Unlocks the file and allows it to be erased.
Menu setting method
File Move/Copy (For DM-520)
Refer to “
Moving/Copying Files [File
Move/Copy]
” (
☞
P.57).
File Divide (For DM-520)
Refer to “
Splitting Files [File Divide]
”
(
☞
P.59).
Property
File and folder information can be
confirmed from the menu screen.
When the file is selected:
[
Name
] (File name), [
Date
] (Time stamp),
[
Size
] (File size), [
Bit Rate
]*
1
(File format)
[
Artist
]*
2
(Artist name) and [
Album
]*
2
(Album name) will appear on the display.
*
1
When a linear PCM format file has been
selected, [
Bit Rate
] area displays the
sampling frequency and bit rate.
*2 When a file contains no tag information,
[
UNKNOWN_ARTIST
], [
UNKNOWN_
ALBUM
] will appear on the display.
When voice file is selected, [
Artist
] and
[
Album
] will not appear on the display.
When the folder is selected:
[
Name
] (File name), [
Folder
] (Number of
folder) and [
File
]*
1
(Number of file) will
appear on the display.
*
1
Files which cannot be recognized by this
recorder are not included in the number
of files.
• Select the files for which you would like
to confirm information in advance before
operating the menu.
Menu setting method