Sanyo ICR-S240RM Quick Guide - Page 2

Recording Recording time The recording time differs as shown below. ICR-S24ORM Recording mode SHO: Super high-quality HO: High-quality SP: Standard LP: Long Recording time (approx.) 1 hour (stereo) 2 hours 5 minutes (stereo) 4 hours 15 minutes (stereo) 8 hours 35 minutes (monaural) ICR-S250RM Recording mode SHO: Super high-quality HO: High-quality SP: Standard LP: Long Recording time (approx.) 2 hours 10 minutes (stereo) 4 hours 20 minutes (stereo) 8 hours 40 minutes (stereo) 17 hours 25 minutes (monaural) Selecting a recording mode 1. In the stop mode. press and hold down the II STOP/MENU button for at least 2 seconds. The first stage menu appears. =Di • STOP/MENU 2. Move the Jog switch up (IPHR-I) or down (l4.4) to select "VOICE", then press the Jog switch. 8 47 1EE L_> d S 3. Move the Jog switch up (0-liwl) or down (144) to select "REC MOdE". PEE nOdE 4. Press the Jog switch. The selected recording mode blinks ("SHO", -HO". "SP- or "LP"). -4- L Playback I. Press the FOLDER/RPT button to select a folder ("A", "b", "C", "d" or "M"). FOLDER/APT s h 1 S, 19 2. Move the Jog switch up (10 0i) or down (114) to select a file. s 14E4 114] P(I. 411 ;P h '7 25q8 3. Press the Jog switch to start playback. File number s -rb 0,02 Elapsed playing time To stop playback Press the ■ STOP/MENU button. • Press the Jog switch to resume playback. • STOP/MENU imp • Press the Jog switch down (144) once, lb 11 and then press the Jog switch. Playback starts from the beginning of the selected 25'18 file. Note: • A few seconds may be required to start playback for large files or an extremely large number of files. • Depending on the MP3/WMA file, the displayed playing time may be at vanance with the actual playing time. • Some MP3/WMA tiles may not be able to be played on this unit. Changing playback speed Press the Jog switch during playback. The playback speed changes as follows: 144 11. P174 1:7 SLOW (Slow speed playback) - FAST (Fast speed playback) - Normal speed playback S Note' b '' SLOW This function may not work on some files. To skip to the next or previous file 5 Move the Jog switch up (W) or down (1444) to select a recording mode Super high-quality High-quality PEf Hg •• H PEE Standard ( PEE ;SP•c Long 2 L PEE sP - 6. Press the Jog switch to set the recording mode. "REC MOdE" returns 7. Press the • STOP/MENU button twice. Starting recording 1 . Press the FOLDER/RPT button to select a folder ("A- 'b "C" or FOLOEFURPT b 13 cl3L1 2. Press the • REC button to start recording. REC uos h 1,3 3,56 Ca n File number Remaining recording time To stop recording Press the • STOP/MENU button. =Do • STOP/MENU b s 53 le To pause recording Press the • REC button. tes • The remaining recording time blinks. be 6 Press it again to resume recording. Note: • Since the M folder is the music folder, ord• inary voice data cannot be recorded to it, and is instead recorded automatically to the A folder. No recording is possible if the A folder is full. • The unit can record up to 99 files in one folder. "FILE FULL" appears when attempting to record the 100th file. -5- Erasing Erasing the selected file 1 Press the FOLDER/RPT button to select the folder. cm: {1 FOLDER/RPT 2. Move the Jog switch up (11-10-I) or down (144) to select the file to be erased 3 Press the ERASE button once. NMll /4 iPoi ell t JD ERASE EPRSE 2 4. While the display is blinking, press and hold down the ERASE button for at least 2 seconds. The selected file is erased. Erasing all files in the selected folder 1. Press the FOLDER/RPT button to select the folder to be erased. 2. Press and hold down the ERASE button for at least 2 seconds ERASE EPRSE 3. While the display is blinking, press and hold down the ERASE button again for at least 2 seconds. All the files in the selected folder are erased. [Note If you do not want to erase, press the e STOP/MENU button. Note: Only MP3/WMA files playable on this unit can be erased. Erasing files in other formats is not possible. Nothing is erased if there are no MP3/ WMA files in the playable folders. For more details, please refer to the Instruction Manual.