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Wait a while while the batteries charge. Insert batteries into the H5 The H5 Handy Recorder requires two AA batteries because it assumes that you’re going to be using it on the go. There are lots of other microphones that are more optimized for stationary recording.
Insert an SD card Use a fingernail to open the SD HC compartment on the right side of the unit. Gently press on the SD card to release it. Then pull it all the way out. Insert another SD card with its label up (with the gold contacts down). Power on To turn the device on/off, slide and hold the Power button on the side of the recorder.
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Go to MENU > REC MODE > MULTI FILE or STEREO FILE Select Stereo File if you’re using the built-in microphones to create one audio file. Select Multi File if you’re using multiple inputs, including XLR inputs, to create multiple audio files (for each input or channel in the language of audio engineers).
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Channels Activate the channel that matches the microphone input you wish to use. If you’re using the built-in microphones, press the L/R channel buttons. Press 1/2 if you’re using either of those inputs (or both). Adjusting sound input To adjust sound input, turn the corresponding levels dials to set the input levels from 1 to 10. If you’re using the built-in microphones, use the dial at the top.
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After you’re done recording, you need to transfer the recordings from the SD card the H5 records to to another device you control. Power off the H5 by holding the power button down for a few seconds, or by removing the battery cover and removing the batteries.
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Make sure the SD card is completely empty before returning the H5 kit to the library. Use the windscreen Put it over the two included L/R channel microphones at the top of the unit. Then record your audio, which should have the wind dampened. You may have to play with exactly how you put the windscreen on.
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