User manual SONY ICD-UX513F QUICK START GUIDE

[. . . ] flashes, replace the When batteries with new ones. flashes, the batteries are When exhausted and the unit will stop operation. Battery life* With continuous use, approx. 18. 5 hours recording/9. 5 hours playback in the SP mode and 19. 5 hours recording/10 hours playback in the LP mode is possible. [. . . ] or >+ to select the digits of the year. listen to the current recording review the current recording instantly select the microphone sensitivity You cannot divide a message. · You cannot divide a message in a folder which has 99 messages. · If you divide messages frequently, the unit may become unable to divide a message. · You cannot divide a message in the first or the last 1 second of a message. When the remaining time of recording reaches 5 minutes, the last one of the indication flashes. When the remaining time of recording reaches 1 minute, the selected display mode and "REMAIN" will flash one after the other in the display window. When the memory is full, recording automatically stops and "FULL" will flash in the display window with an alarm sound. To continue recording, first erase some of the messages. Notes · If you press zREC/STOP when the memory is full, "FULL" will flash with an alarm sound. Erase some of the messages before you start recording again. · No more recording can be made when 99 messages each have been recorded in both A and B folders. · Due to the limitation of the IC recording system, this unit records in the minimum recording unit of approx. If the length of each message cannot be divided by the minimum recording unit, the remaining recording time may decrease by more than the total length of the messages. 3 Set the time. 3 Set the minute. 1 Press ­ . or >+ to select the minute digits and press NxPLAY/STOP. Counter: Elapsed playback/recording time in one message Press MENU to enter the menu mode. m Remaining recording time: 2 Press ­ . or >+ to display "CONT" and press NxPLAY/ STOP. "OFF (or ON)" will flash. Remaining messages are renumbered. To cancel erasing 1 Press ERASE while playing back the message you want to erase or press ERASE for more than 1 second during stop mode. A beep will sound and the message number and "ERASE" will flash while the first and last 5 seconds of the message is played back 10 times. 2 Press ERASE while the message is being played back. The message is erased and the remaining messages will be renumbered. (For example, if you erase Message 3, Message 4 will be renumbered as Message 3. When erasing is completed, the unit will stop at the beginning of the following message. ) Press STOP before step 2. 1 During playback, press zREC/ STOP for more than 1 second. The REC indicator appears and "ADD" flashes three times on the display window. The new recording will be added at the end of the current message. 3 6 Press NxPLAY/STOP. The message is moved in the destination folder. Messages are sorted in order of the recorded date and time. Press MENU to exit the menu mode. m Recorded date*: The date the current message was recorded. 3 To erase other messages Repeat steps 1 and 2. While recording or playing back a message, press DIVIDE at the point you want to divide. · When you press DIVIDE during recording: The new message number is added at the point you pressed the button, and the new message number flashes for 3 seconds. The message will be divided into two; however, the messages will be recorded without a break. Message 1 Message 2 Message 3 Press ­ . [. . . ] "DATE" will flash in the display window. 4 Press MENU to exit the menu mode. · Make sure that the plugs are connected securely. · We recommend you make a trial recording to check the connections and volume control. · When connecting equipment other than Sony's, refer to the instruction manual of the equipment. Message 1 Message 2 Message 3 3 Set the alarm date. To play back on a desired date (the message will be played back at the same time on the same date every year until you erase the message) 1 Press NxPLAY/STOP while "DATE" is flashing. Note You cannot set an alarm for a specific year. [. . . ]