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of the DThfF pagmg/selective caUmg features. This
chapter covers orJy the digitai votce features umque to
theDVS-3.
A one-megabtt RAM: (random access memory) on the
DVS~3 can
be used as asmgle blockforup to 128 seconds
of recording, or be recorded
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segments for selective
playback. Etght memory segmcnts can be grouped in
- varlous ways far recording and playback, as detennined
by your choice of "Segmenratinn C od es".
The sampling bit rate of the A-D (analog-to-dlgital)
convener is front-pane! selectabie between 8, 11, 16 and
32 k.ilobits/second. This allows you
to
select the optimum
trade-off between recording tlme and fide!J.ty. Different
bit rates may be selected for dtfferent segments.
The microphone DW!UP keys activate and deacti-
vate recording and playback, while the S&PO bargraph
shows relative record/playback t1me elapsed.
Voice System Display
When installed, digital voice operation is toggled on
and off by pressing the
DVS
key. With digita! voice oper.
ation activated the display has the followmg formar:
Recording Mode.,, rSegment Cc-Ce
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Bit Rate No.___j
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Segment
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Lock
Recording Mode C'S'' or "M")
This is either "S" for Speaker or "M" for 11icro·
phone: tJ1e Spèaker Recording Mode indicates that
the source of audto far recordlng is the loudspeaker
- that
is,
received s1gnals. The Microphone Record·
ing Mode tndtcates that the source of audio forre·
cording is the ITilcrophone - that is, messages from
the local operator. The TOHE key toggles between
these recordmg mode s.
BJtRate(l-4)
The number d1splaJed in this location signifies the
selected samplmg b1t rate for recording or playback
m t.his Segmentation Code, as follows:
81tRate
lkb;lslsec.
1·Segmen!Piay/ AIISegmentSPiay/
No. Record1ime(secs.) RecordTime secs.)
l 32 4
32
2
16
8
64
3
11 12 92
4 8
18 128
Note that the sJov.er bit rates (larger Bit Rate Nos.)
previde more recordtng time, but at reduced fldelity.
Press the
R:EV
ke y and rotate the selector lmob (while the
displayed Bit Rate digit is blinking) to select a different
rate.