Cannot Find My Recordings In The Recorder; How To Open Voice Activated Function; How To Use The Avr Mode (Voice Activated Function); Press Rec, It Not Recording - Evistr L157 Manual

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All buttons will not work at this situation, if you press M and hold it, it will exit connection mode,
and will be failed to connect to your computer.

9) Cannot find my recordings in the recorder

This mainly because when you open the voice recorder, it reads the MUSIC folder, you could long
press STOP switch back to recordings folder
Or you could connect it to your computer to check whether there is recordings in your recorder

10) How to open voice activated function

Go to system setting, find record setting, enter it , select Voice Activated Setting, open AVR mode,
and press M confirm it.
Now press REC, you will see VOR on the screen, it means you have successfully set voice activated
recording function

11) How to Use the AVR Mode (Voice Activated Function)

When AVR mode is open, the recorder will enter voice activated recording mode.
It will only picks up loud enough decibels voice (any sounds).
So you could adjust the voice activated sensitivity in record setting, select the best AVR level as you
want, and get the best effect of voice activated recording.
For L157 voice recorder, the AVR level could be selected from 1 -5; The lower number means need
higher decibels voice to activated the recorder, and it need louder voice; At level 5, it is very
sensitivity, only a very low decibels or quiet speaking could be picked up.
Also, when voice activated function was opened, press REC, it will record 3 seconds, the device run 3
second to check the recorder was corrected entered recording mode. And then it will only pick up
loud enough decibels voice / sound.

12) Press REC, it not recording

First check, the recording light blink or not
Second, can you see VOR on the screen
If so, it means you have open the voice activated recording function, during this setting, it will only
records when high enough decibels sound detected, you could go to record setting, find AVR
sensitivity, and adjust it. It helps
But we suggest you could close the AVR mode, if you do not want this function
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