Saving Audio With Full-Time Recording; Playing An Audio File; Adjusting The Volume Of Voice Message - Kenwood TS-990S Instruction Manual

13 VOICE MESSAGE AND AUDIO FILE
SAVING AUDIO WITH FULL-TIME RECORDING
1 Press and hold [REC].
• "●REC" blinks for 1 second.
• The most recent audio recorded until [REC] is pressed
and held, which has the same number of seconds as
the maximum recording time configured for the full-time
recording, will be stored in the internal memory or USB
flash drive.
Note:
◆ During the manual recording, the transceiver does not operate
anything even when pressing [RX PLAY] (F1) or [TX MSG] (F2).
◆ While saving an audio file to internal memory, recording stops
when the recording time exceeds 30 seconds. If the remaining
memory size becomes insufficient, the audio file with the oldest
time stamp will be deleted. You can configure the transceiver so
as not to automatically delete the audio file when the remaining
memory size becomes insufficient.
◆ While saving an audio file to a USB flash drive, the recording stops
when a message appears to notify the available USB flash drive
space becomes low.
◆ The audio file stored in the internal memory can be copied to the
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PLAYING AN AUDIO FILE

Plays the audio files saved with manual, full-time or timer
recording.
■ Playing the Latest Recorded Audio File
1 Press [PLAY] to play the latest audio file.
• "▶PLAY" and a progress bar indicating the playing status
appear.
• If the Audio File screen is open, plays the highlighted
audio.
■ Pausing Play
1 Press [PLAY] to pause the audio file while playing.
• "||PAUSE" appears.
• Resumes the playing with a press of [PLAY] again.
■ Stopping Play
1 Press [STOP] to stop the audio file playing.
• "▶PLAY" and the progress bar indicating the playing status
disappear.

ADJUSTING THE VOLUME OF VOICE MESSAGE

You can adjust the play volume by rotating the AF (M) and
AF (S) controls.
The received audio in the main band and sub band are
recorded in separate audio channels.
The transmitted audio is recorded in both audio channels,
so the volume configured with each AF control is reflected
to both channels.
The following can be adjusted by turning the AF (M) and
AF (S) controls.
Recording status AF (M) control
• Play volume for
received audio in the
With RX in the sub
main band
band disabled
• Play volume for
transmitted audio
• Play volume for
received audio in the
With RX in the sub
main band
band enabled
• Play volume for
transmitted audio
AF (S) control
Play volume for
transmitted audio
• Play volume for
received audio in the
sub band
• Play volume for
transmitted audio
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