User manual ROLLS HR73

[. . . ] If you wish to hear a certain portion of the program material repeated; begin playing the track, when the material reaches the beginning of the part you want repeated, press the A-B button. When the material reaches the ending of the part you want repeated, press the A-B button again. This portion of the material will then playback repeated continuously until either the A-B button is pressed again, or the STOP button is pressed. Remember; only files in the VOC format may be played back in VOC mode, all other mp3 files will be played back in MP3 mode. HR73 / RMS273 MP3 Recorder OPERATION GUIDE SPECIFICATIONS Min Input Impedance: 600 Ohms unbalanced Output Impedance: 1K Ohms line, 16 Ohms EARphone Digital Record: MP3 Format Sample Rate: 44. 1 KHz, 128K bps (CD quality) Internal Memory: 64M NAND flash External Memory: SD Card slot (cards not included) Memory Access: USB connector type USB 1. 1 Compatible Operating System: Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP EQ Modes: 5; Normal, Classic, Pop, Rock, Jazz Inputs: Stereo RCA, 2: 1/4' unbalanced Mic in Outputs: Stereo RCA, 1: 1/8" (3. 5mm) EARphone Power: +12 VDC Current Consumption: < 350 mA Size: 8. 625" W x 1. 75" H x 8" D Weight: 2. 5 lbs (HR73 / RMS273 alone) Congratulations, and thank you for your purchase of the HR73/RMS273 MP3 Player-Recorder. [. . . ] When the single arrow is displayed in the LCD display, the current track will repeat, when both arrows are displayed, all tracks will play and repeat. When neither arrow is displayed, the current track will play and stop. NOTE: The repeat all function does not operate in VOC mode. · < < Rewind Button (Vo/M3): This button is pressed and held during Play mode to rewind through the track. In MODE operation, the button selects between VOC and MP3 file selection (MODE operation is then exited). · > > Forward Button( DEL): This button is pressed and held during Play mode to fast-forward through the track. In MODE operation, this button deletes the current track. · REC: When pressed begins the recording process. When the memory is almost full, the display will begin to count down (30, 29, 28. . . to 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 and then automatically stop. If there is material on the selected track, the display will show three lines. · PLAY/ II (pause): Begins playing the current track - also pauses the track at the current location. · STOP: Stops playback and recording. In MODE operation, this button selects between the internal Flash memory, and the external SD Card memory. · MODE: Enables the special MODE functions (ie; LINE recording, EQ selections, etc. ). If no selection is made within 5 seconds, the unit returns to normal mode operation. · Ear Output: 1/8" (3. 5 mm) output jack for connection to stereo earphones or headphones. · USB Connector: Connects via USB cable to a computer's USB port. · SD Card Slot: Accepts SD memory cards (up to 512 M) · L/L+R R Mic Inputs: 1/4" unbalanced microphone level inputs. · Track Number: Indicates the current track that is playing or being recorded onto. · Track Play Status: Indicates the status of the current track (Record; circle, Play; triangle, and Pause; dual lines) · MODE INDICATOR: Indicates the MP3 Recorder is in MODE operation and the buttons indicated with red lettering will perform those functions. · Equalizer Presets: Shows the five prest equalizer settings. · A-B and Repeat Status: Indicates whether the playback will repeat between two set A and B points, repeat one track, repeat all tracks, or playthrough all tracks once then stop. [. . . ] Press REC, and send a signal to the MP3 Recorder. The circle next to the track number will blink twice, then recording begins. Keep this delay period in mind so you don't lose program material at the beginning of a track. When you are finished recording, press the STOP button. [. . . ]