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PHONES (headphones) jack Connect headphones to this jack. POWER switch Press in the direction of to turn on the power. Press again to turn off the power. The power will turn off automatically if the stop mode continues for ten minutes when using a battery pack. This helps save the battery power. This function does not work when the power is supplied from the AC power adaptor or car battery cord. LIGHT (illumination for display window) button Press this button to illuminate the display window when using the unit in a dark place. Press again to turn off. VOLUME control Adjust the volume level of the connected headphones with this control. 0-- 4 BATT RELEASE (battery release) knob 4 Press this knob in the direction when you remove the battery pack. MIC ATT (attenuator for microphone) selector Select to change the sensitivity of an input level from a microphone. Normally, set it to the 0 dB position. If you set it to 20 dB, the sensitivity will be attenuated by 20 dB and the setting can prevent sound distortion caused by fl high input signals. The selector is effective when recording with microphones. MIC DC OUT (DC output for microphone) jack Supplies the power to the ECM-S220 microphone with an auto-power supply system. LINE IN/MIC (line input/microphone) selector Select the appropriate position, line input or microphone, according to the connected analog source. SP/LP (standard play mode/long play mode) selector Select the mode, standard play or long play, before recording. The unit selects the appropriate mode automatically during playback. MIC/LINE IN (microphone/line input) jack You can record an analog signal source if you connect a microphone or line output signal from a stereo system or radio cassette corder. 9

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PHONES
(headphones)
jack
Connect
headphones
to
this
jack.
POWER
switch
Press
in
the
direction
of
to
turn
on
the
power.
Press
again
to
turn
off
the
power.
The
power
will
turn
off
automatically
if
the
stop
mode
continues
for
ten
minutes
when
using
a
battery
pack.
This
helps
save
the
battery
power.
This
function
does
not
work
when
the
power
is
supplied
from
the
AC
power
adaptor
or
car
battery
cord.
LIGHT
(illumination
for
display
window)
button
Press
this
button
to
illuminate
the
display
window
when
using
the
unit
in
a
dark
place.
Press
again
to
turn
off.
VOLUME
control
Adjust
the
volume
level
of
the
connected
headphones
with
this
control.
0--
BATT
RELEASE
4
(battery
release)
knob
Press
this
knob
in
the
4
direction
when
you
remove
the
battery
pack.
fl
MIC
ATT
(attenuator
for
microphone)
selector
Select
to
change
the
sensitivity
of
an
input
level
from
a
microphone.
Normally,
set
it
to
the
0
dB
position.
If
you
set
it
to
20
dB,
the
sensitivity
will
be
attenuated
by
20
dB
and
the
setting
can
prevent
sound
distortion
caused
by
high
input
signals.
The
selector
is
effective
when
recording
with
microphones.
MIC
DC
OUT
(DC
output
for
microphone)
jack
Supplies
the
power
to
the
ECM
-S220
microphone
with
an
auto
-power
supply
system.
LINE
IN/MIC
(line
input/microphone)
selector
Select
the
appropriate
position,
line
input
or
microphone,
according
to
the
connected
analog
source.
SP/LP
(standard
play
mode/long
play
mode)
selector
Select
the
mode,
standard
play
or
long
play,
before
recording.
The
unit
selects
the
appropriate
mode
automatically
during
playback.
MIC/LINE
IN
(microphone/line
input)
jack
You
can
record
an
analog
signal
source
if
you
connect
a
microphone
or
line
output
signal
from
a
stereo
system
or
radio
cassette
corder.
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