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Using the USB drive
On the right side of the device is
a USB drive slot (18) where a USB
memory stick can be connected.
The HDR7 can both read files for
playback and record directly to a
USB device connected to this area.
The HDR7 unit will only interact with one mem-
ory device at a time, and the USB drive gets
priority over the SD card. What this means is
that when a USB memory stick is connected,
only files stored on that device will be viewable.
As well, all recordings will be stored on just the
USB drive when it is connected.
When there is no USB drive connected, the
HDR7 uses the SD card to read files and store
recordings.
Turning On the Unit
Now that the SD card and power source are
connected, the unit turns on by setting the
POWER (2) switch to the ON position.
Navigating the HDR7
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After the unit is turned on, a menu appears list-
ing all of the files and folders on the memory
device. Use the RECORD LEVEL/SEARCH (8)
jog wheel to scroll through these folders & files
(*Note: When connecting a new SD card, no
files will be viewable as no media is yet on the
device).
Scrolling clockwise will search downwards
through the file menu & scrolling counter clock-
wise will search upwards.
PAUSE (7) button when a folder is highlighted
to view its contents. All recordings are stored in
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the folder labeled RECORDS in the iKEY menu.
Press the STOP/BACK (7) button to return to
the previous folder.
Main Menu
Press the MENU (9) button to enter the Main
Menu where the main settings of the unit can
be adjusted appropriately. Use the jog wheel to
highlight a particular setting feature and press
the enter (10) button to view its contents and
change its values. Pressing the Menu button
again will return to the previous screen.
Features and Settings
The following items are contained in the Main
Press the PLAY/
Menu and their settings can be adjusted to
change the usability of the unit.
Connections and System Control
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