Sony ICD-BX112 User Guide - Page 1

ICD-BX112 Capture notes at a moment's notice with the easy to use ICD-BX112 digital voice recorder. The ICD-BX112 has made recording easier than ever with Voice Operated Recording, which starts and stops automatically. Featuring 4 recording modes and up to 534 hours of recording time1, you'll never miss those random thoughts or ideas. Digital Flash Voice Recorder A-B REPEAT Mark the beginning and ending of a particular recorded passage and the recording will be played over and over again- great for language learning. ADD RECORDING Enables the user to press the RECORD button during playback and automatically add additional recording at the end without affecting the original recording. ALARM Set a future date and time and the recording will automatically be played. BACKLIT DISPLAY Convenient when using the unit in a low light environment. DICTATION CORRECTION Enables the user to press the RECORD button during playback and overwrite the recording correcting the original recording. DPC Digital Pitch Control enables the recording to be played at a faster or slower rate without changing the pitch. EARPHONE JACK A listening device can be plugged into the recorder. EASY SEARCH Rewinds or Fast Forwards in short increments making it easier to locate a segment in a long recording for review. HI / LO MICROPHONE SENSITIVITY Set the recorder for dictation and notes or for conferences and lectures. MIC JACK Provides the ability to use an external microphone. NOISE CUT Ability to electronically reduce external noise during playback. RECORD/PAUSE Provides the ability to pause the recording process, gather your thoughts and then continue recording in one easy step. STEREO RECORDING W/ EXTERNAL MIC For certain applications it may be desirable to use an external stereo microphone. In the case of the models which do not have a stereo microphone, the addition of an accessory stereo microphone enables stereo recording. VOR Voice Operated Recording starts and stops the record function when sound of a sufficient level is picked up by the microphone. This feature saves valuable recording time by not recording periods when there is little or no sound.