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Summary of Contents for Hipstreet HS-VR818-4GB
- Page 1 HS-VR818-4GB DIGITAL VOICE RECORDER Instruction Manual...
- Page 2 Thank you for your purchase of this Hipstreet voice recorder and we hope you enjoy using it. Please visit our website at www.hipstreet.com. Please ensure that you fully read and understand the information within this instruction manual prior to using your product. It is advised that you keep this instruction manual in a safe place for future reference.
- Page 3 Precautions in using the earphones Do not use the player with earphones while driving a motor vehicle or riding a bicycle. To avoid an accident, do not turn up the volume too high while walking. It’s not recommended that you use the earphones at a high volume for an extended time as this may cause hearing damage.
- Page 4 Note: ★ If the unit is left unused for a long period, please turn off the POWER switch. ★ Do not use the unit in places that are extremely hot, cold, dusty, or humid. ★ Avoid the unit being dropped ★...
- Page 5 If the actual setup and usage of the unit is different from this manual, please access our company’s website for the latest product information Features: ● One-Key recording function ● Indicating light for recording ● Voice-Controlled recording - phone conversation recording ●...
- Page 6 Controls Music/DVR ON/OFF “ ”Play/Pause Vol+ Vol- Next/FF Previous/REW “One-key” REC “M” (Menu) 10. USB interface 11. Loud-speaker 12. Line-in 13. Built-in MIC 14. Earphone jack 15. Neck strap slot 16. Recording light LCD display...
- Page 7 1 - The current recording time 2 - Sequence number of files 3 - File name 4 - Recording date 5 - Record type 6 - Remaining recording time 7 - Battery indicator 8 - Play mode 9 - Playback time 10-Play type 11-Equalizer 12-Repeat mode...
- Page 8 1) When the ON/OFF switch is in the “OFF” position, the unit cannot be powered on. 2) When the switch is moved to “ON” position, the unit will power on automatically, display “Welcome… Hipstreet” and then enter main menu - namely working mode interface.
- Page 9 “Hipstreet” and enters the previous working mode when powered off last time. Note: 1) When in the pause or stop mode, if the unit is set to automatically power off under the power-saving mode, it will power off automatically as long as no operation is being performed at the time set for automatic power off.
- Page 10 and hold “Menu” to enter music mode, including “Music” and “System settings”, press “ ” or “ ” to select the mode you want, press “M” to confirm your selection. 3) When “Music/DVR” is shifted to “Music” from “DVR”, if previously in REC Mode, it will stop and save the recording, then change to music mode;...
- Page 11 REC mode and start to record. The REC indicator light will flash. 2.2.2 Pause recording While unit is recording, press “ Play/Pause” to pause recording; to resume recording, press “ Play/Pause” again. 2.2.3 Save recording Switch “One-key REC” to “STOP” from “REC” and unit will save the recorded file NOTE: 1) If display shows “Space full”, indicating that there is not enough room in the memory, please delete some of the files to release some space.
- Page 12 refer to the selection of voice files. 2.2.5 Delete 1) Way of entry In STOP mode, press “M” to enter the delete menu - it includes “Delete file”, “Delete all”, etc. 2) The operation of delete After entering this menu, press “ ”...
- Page 13 2.3 Telephone conversation recording 2.3.1 How to select telephone conversation recording In the stop mode of playback recording file, press “M” to enter, press “ ” or “ ” to select the option of “Tel REC”, and then press “M” to confirm the entry. NOTE: If you need to record a telephone conversation, connect the audio line to the LINE IN jack.
- Page 14 LINE IN LINE IN cable Telephone line Telephone adapter 2.3.3 The basic operation of telephone conversation recording Please refer to the instruction of “REC via built-in microphone” 2.4. Transfer recorded files to the external equipment Connect the audio cable to the PHONES (earphone) and external equipments’ in-put jack, and then press “Play/Stop”...
- Page 15 lost. So please operate carefully. 2.5 REC Type selection 1) In the stop state of playback file recording, press “M” to enter the REC Type settings 2) Press “ ” or “ ” to select the option of “REC type”, then press “M” to confirm the entry, press “...
- Page 16 2) Default REC Type: HQ (Suggested using this type) 2.6 Selection of voice files 1) In the stop mode of playing back recorded file, press “M” to confirm the entry. 2) Press “ ” or “ ” to select the option of “”, press “M” to confirm the entry, press “...
- Page 17 “ON” or “OFF”, finally press “M” to exit. 2.9 Listen-in setting Under the stop state of files recorded play back, press “M” to enter “Setup”, press “ ” or “ ” to select “Listen In Set”, press “M” to enter. Default record: Listen-in OFF. Press “...
- Page 18 1). Open and run “sound converter”, click “open” 2). Select the REC files you want to convert 3). Click “convert”, select a path and the name after conversion to save it as and start to convert it into the files in WAV format. The software can also play WAV and Mp3 format files 3.
- Page 19 3.1.3 Volume adjustment Press “+” to increase volume, press “-” to decrease. 3.1.4 Repeat modes In play state, press and hold “M” to enter play menu, press “ ” or “ ” to select the option of repeat mode, press “M” again to enter, press “ ”...
- Page 20 again to set up the end point of B, will show on LCD. When A or B flashes, press “ ” or “ ” to set up A or B, when repeat icon fixed, the unit will start to repeat the contents between A and B, when reaches the time preset, icon A flashes, waiting for setting up starting point of A, then it will resume normal playback, if no need...
- Page 21 3.1.8 Delete file Refer to recording file delete function. 4. System settings. 4.1 Backlight Press “M” to enter the backlight interface: (default: 30s) Adjust it using “+” and “-”, second used as the time unit, after setup, press “M” to confirm and exist.
- Page 22 4.3 To set up power off Press “M” to enter the interface of “Power off setup”, select “Power-saving” or “Sleep” modes by “ ” and “ ”. (1) The interface of power-saving (Default: 180sec) Under the interface of power-saving, press “M” to enter the time setup of power-saving mode, set up the time length of power-saving using “+”...
- Page 23 Under the interface of sleep mode, press “M” to enter the time setup of sleep mode, set up the time length of sleep using “+” and “-”, after setup, press “M” to confirm and exist. Time length can be set between 0-180sec. After finishing setup, when time reaches the time length preset, it will power off automatically.
- Page 24 Adjust the figure using “+” and “-”, adjustment ranges from 0-16, press “M” to confirm and exist after setup. 4.5 Memory status The capacity of flash and the space rate used, etc. can be found under this interface. 4.6 Firmware version The related information of system version can be seen in this item.
- Page 25 main menu, and select the working mode to enter. 1). Connect with PC Connect the player with the PC via USB cable, the LCD displays “PC---”, a “removable disk” appears in “My Computer”. 2). Upload/ Download files The MP3 recorder/player itself is a mobile disk after being connected to a computer. Therefore the file transfer is operated in the same way as the ordinary disk.
- Page 26 For details, please see Trouble shooting. Trouble Shooting 1. Why can’t some MP3 be played? Standard MP3 only includes: the songs in layer 3 of MPEG 1, layer 3 of MPEG 2 and layer 3 of MPEG 2.5. Otherwise, it won’t be played in the player except transformed by the corresponding software.
- Page 27 it. Don’t put the WAV files of other format into the root directory of the mobile disk and the folder of VOICE, otherwise, the player may shut down when play such WAV files. 4. What causes the MP3 player running slowly? Using or deleting files frequently over a long time will generate fragments in the flash memory, like fragment in the hard disk, which will cause the player to run slowly.
- Page 28 Specification parameters Referenced recording time: 4GB: 1080hrs in LP record mode, 68 hrs in HQ mode Referenced time of continuous working: UP to 13hrs in LP, 9hrs in HQ mode Dimension: 90x32.1x12.6mm Weight: 35.4 (including battery) Power source: Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery Memory medium: Built-in flash memory Microphone: built-in capacitor microphone Input: Built-in MIC...
- Page 29 Need assistance? Please call us! If you encounter any difficulties with this product, please visit our website at www.hipstreet.com and review our support section or call us. Our representatives are ready to help you with any questions about your product. We can guide you through connections, first-time use, or any of the features.