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Xvive XV1-R Manual

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  • Page 1 English Manual...

  • Page 2: Fcc Certification

    FCC CERTIFICATION This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

  • Page 3: Caution Risk Of Electric Shock Do Not Open

    INFORMATION ABOUT COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF OLD ITEMS AND USED BATTERIES These symbols on the products, packaging, or on any documents in the package mean it is incorrect to mix the used electrical and electronic products and batteries with general household garbage. To protect our environment, please take old products and used batteries to proper collection places, and follow your national legislation and the Directives...
  • Page 4 REGARDING THE USE OF POWER ADAPTERS  Please use a power adapter with a local country certification label.  Check the voltage and current supported by the power input and output.  Read the warning indications on the power adapter carefully before use.
  • Page 5 REGARDING EQUIPMENT CLEANING  Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe away dirt on the exterior of the device.  You may also slightly dampen a cloth to remove stubborn stains.  When the rubber or silicone parts of the device become dirty, use a lint-free cloth slightly dampened with water to clean them.
  • Page 6 LAYOUT LINE OUT LINE IN VOLUME + MULTI 1-4 VOLUME- OPTION RECORD DELETE HOME MENU PLUS/UP PLAY POWER PREV NEXT (PREVIOUS) MINUS/DN STOP MARK...

  • Page 7: Basic Workflow

    BASIC WORKFLOW POWER Turn the device on by holding the power switch in the down position for 2 seconds. When the device is on, holding the power switch down again will shut down the system. See ‘Power Switching’ for more. RECORDING 1.

  • Page 8: Deleting Files

    OVERDUB 1. Open a WAV file in the playback screen. 2. (Optional) Seek to any point in the file to overdub there. 3. Press the overdub icon in the button bar to open the overdub screen. 4. See ‘Recording’ for more info on how to record files. Note: Some features like pre-record and auto-record are not available in overdub mode.

  • Page 9: User Interface

    USER INTERFACE STATUS BAR The status bar is present in all menus, and displays the status of the SD card, the current menu name, and the battery level. The SD card status is shown in the top left corner. IN ORDER, THE SYMBOLS ARE: 1.

  • Page 10: Recording Screen

    (e.g., recording a WAV file with “#0002” will create a file “XV_0002.wav”) This number is incremented from the highest-numbered file currently in the XVIVE folder. For example, if XV_0100.wav is found in the folder, the next file will be named XV_0101.wav, regardless of whether files 1-99 are present.

  • Page 11: Playback Screen

    D: Card storage used, as a percentage. An empty card shows 0%, while a full card shows 100%. E: Input audio meter. The metered signal is post-FX, post-gain, and reflects what is written to the file. F: Card storage remaining, in bytes. G: Input gain slider.
  • Page 12 SEEKING When a file is open, tap PREV or NEXT to jump to the previous or next mark, respectively. If there are no marks in the selected file, this will instead jump to the beginning or end of the file. When at the beginning of a file, tapping PREV will move to the previous file, and similarly, when at the end of a file, tapping NEXT will move to the next file.

  • Page 13: Settings Menu

    The multi-button bar in this menu contains, in order: Files: Switch to ‘Files’ screen. Overdub: Switch to ‘Overdub’ screen. This is only displayed when a WAV file is selected. 3. FF/RW: Fast forward/rewind interval. While the PREV or NEXT button is held, the playback position will jump by this amount every 0.5 seconds.
  • Page 14 RECORDING SETTINGS (REC. MENU) Settings Menu > Rec. Menu The recording menu contains the following settings/submenus: Profile (Submenu) See Recording Profiles. Effects (Submenu) See Recording Effects. Format (WAVF32, WAV24, AAC-HBR, AAC-MBR, AAC-LBR, HE-AAC) See Recording Formats. Sample Rate (24 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 96 kHz) High sampling rates offer higher quality audio, but take up considerably more storage space.
  • Page 15 RECORDING PROFILES Settings Menu > Rec. Menu > Profile This menu may be accessed through the multi-button at the bottom left of the record screen or through the record settings menu. In this submenu, use PREV/NEXT to navigate left and right between profile descriptions, and press the confirm multi-button to use the selected profile.

  • Page 16: Recording Formats

    RECORDING FORMATS WAV formats are able to record with no time limit, allowing recordings that exceed 12 hours in length. To accomplish this, the recording is split into multiple files, each with a maximum file size of 4 gigabyte. 1. WAVF32 32-bit float WAV Lossless, maximum quality recording format.
  • Page 17 In this menu, all files found in the ‘/XVIVE’ folder on the SD card are shown. When a file is selected, pressing PLAY or NEXT will open the file for playback. The last file opened will have an asterisk (*) next to the file name.

  • Page 18: System Settings (System)

    The delete multi-button prompts the user to delete the selected file from the card. This frees space on the card, but cannot be undone. SYSTEM SETTINGS (SYSTEM) Settings Menu > System The system menu controls system-wide functionality. 1. Backlight (10s, 15s, 30s, 60s, On, Off) The amount of time for the backlight to remain on after a button press.

  • Page 19: Sd Card Format

    SD CARD CHECK Settings Menu > System > Check Card This menu is accessible through the system settings menu. To check a card, insert and wait for the card to be opened. This symbol must appear in the status bar before a check is allowed: Checking the card enables you to detect errors in the file system.
  • Page 20 SYSTEM POWER SWITCHING The power switch is momentary on one side and latching on the other. The latching side locks the UI so that other button presses are ignored. See ‘UI Lock.’ Further discussion relates to the momentary side. It normally takes about 2 seconds of holding for the power to turn on. The LEDs on the record button will show green, and the power button can be released.
  • Page 21 not begin a new recording. The device will not mount an inserted SD card. 3. The device will safely end any active recording. 4. The device will power off. USB MODES The active USB mode is determined on device startup. If the USB cable is connected on startup, a menu will popup asking the user which mode to activate.

  • Page 22: Real Time Clock

    In some cases, the MBR may get damaged or erased (for example, if some other portable device formats the card) and XV1-R does not try to repartition the card. To repair the MBR, please reformat the card using the SD card formatting utility available from the SD card association.

  • Page 23: Factory Test Mode

    Test mode is intended for factory usage to verify basic functionality of each unit. This mode is accessed by holding down STOP and MARK while powering on the device. See the document ‘XV1-R Factory Programming and Test’ for further information.

  • Page 24: Specifications

    SPECIFICATIONS SUPPORTED SD CARDS BATTERY LIFE  MicroSD to 32 GB  Alkaline: approximately 12  SDHC to 32 GB hours (Recording time on  SDXC to 128 GB batteries depends on usage conditions.) INPUTS  Microphones: 130 dB SPL max PLAYBACK ...

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