Panasonic RR-DR60 Operating Instructions Manual page 3

Recording
Ninety-nine different
items
with
a
total of sixty
minutes can be
recorded.
The newest
recording
is
automatically
added
to
the end,
so
recording
is
more
ecot)omic
and
speedy as
there
is
no need
to
search
for available
space.
Press
[REC START/STOP].
(Recording
starts.)
[REC] lamp
lights,
and
the record-
ing indicator
the
display*
'REC*
is
shown on
ESS
SEKSLEVB.
UU'C
I
Item
number
Recording time
2
Press
[REC START/STOP]
again.
(Recording
stops.)
The
display
changes
in
the following order:
0
Date of recording
!
i
(S)
i
(§)
Normal
display (ready
to
playbacl< the recording)
Time
of recording
Length
of
recording
To
playback
just after
recording
After
stopping
recording,
press [PLAY/SEL/STOP].
Microphone
sensitivity
There
are
five levels of sensitivity.
(The
level is
factory set
to
3.)
See page 9
for
de-
tails
on
how
to
change
the
setting.
VAS
(Voice activated system)
Recording
automatically pauses
when
no sound
is
detected. This avoids blank por-
tions in
recordings.
The
function
works
better
the lower the microphone
sensitivity
level
(see
page
9).
(REC) lamp
flashes
when
VAS
works and recording stops temporarily.
To
check
the
available
recording time
Press
[MODE]
once
while recording.
The
display
shows
the time
available
as a
negative
figure.
Press again
to retunn to the previous
display.
Time
available
for
recording
When
time
available
for
recording
is
getting short
•Once
the available time
goes below
10 minutes, the display
shows
the available
time as a
negative figure, e.g.
"-9:35".
•
If
99
different
items or a
total ol
60 minutes have been
recorded,
"FULL"
flashes
on
the screen
when [REC START/STOP]
is
pressed, and recording
will
not
start.
Erase any
unneeded items before continuing.
(See page
7
for
details
on
how
to
erase
items.)
The
recorder
is
full
if
either
60 minutes
or
99
items
is
reached.
Test the
unit before
making important recordings.
No
responsibility
can be
taken
for
recordings not
made
due
to malfunction of
the IC
recorder.
ci:>
Playback
start at
step
1
i{
recalling
a
prior recording. Start at step
2
if
playing back a recording
Just
made.
1
Turn
[PLAY/SEUSTOP]
to display the item
you want
to listen
to.
Information atx>ut
the selected item appears
in
the following
order
®
Date
of
recording
Time
of
recording
@
Length
of recording
i
(3)
Normal
display
(ready to playback the recording)
Selected item
(item
number)
Total
number
of recordings
2
Press
[PLAY/SEUS^^^
Elapsed playback time
-
UU'U
t
3
Adjust the volume.
One
item
is
played track
and
the
unit
stops
at
the t>eginning of the next
item.
To
Stop playback
Press [PLAY/SEL/STOP).
Pressing
[PLAY/SEL/STOP]
again
starts
playback from
the point
it
was stopped aL
To proceed
to
the next item during playback
Tum
[PLAY/SEUSTOP] downward
(fonvard) skwiy.
To
return
to
the beginning of the item playing
back
Tum
[PLAY/SEL/STOP] upward
(backward) slowly.
If
this is
done
within three sec>
onds
from the
start of
the
item,
playback
starts
from the beginning
of
the previous
item.
To
fast-forward/rewlnd
Tum
{Pl_AY/SEUSTOP]
rapidly during playback.
The
unit fast-fonwards or rewinds
in
10 second
intervals.
This functk)ns only within items.
Intro-scan
playback
(Listening to the
beginning
of
each
item)
Press
and
hold [PLAY/SEL/STOP] while stopped
for
a moment.
The
first
four
seconds
of
each
item
is
played
in
order from the
first
item.
If
you want
to listen to
an
item
in full,
press
[PLAY/SEUSTOP]
while
it
is playing.
Skipping back 10 seconds during playback
Press
[1
0
SEC
REVIEW] during playback.
io
SEC
Playback
skips
10 seconds back.
REVIEW
This functions only within items.
Q
Using earphone
(not
included)
Use a monaural
type
if
you want
to listen with
an
earphone.
Insert
the earphone plug
into
the
earphone
jack.(Plug
in firmly.)
The
impedance must be
160
or higher
for
Mono
earphone and
32Q
for
stereo earphones (with
Mono
convertion adaptor).
Plug
type: 2.5
nun super
mini
Sound
will
not
be heard from the speaker.
n
Changing
the
playback speed
There
are
five
levels of
playback speed. (The
level
is
factory set to
3.)
See page
10
for details
on how
to
change
the setting.