tens of Hz position on the display. Turning the tuning wheel quickly will give a further
ten fold increase in tuning speed. Press <SHIFT> again to return to the normal tuning
speed.
4.14 Audio recording and playback
a. Reserving memory for recording.
The receiver’s memory can be formatted to allow part of the memory to be used for
station memory storage and part of the memory for audio recording. To alter the
memory formatting, press <SHIFT><AUX> 6. More, 1. Reserve memory
All memory records must be backed up to a p.c. before making any changes.
The UP and DOWN keys give the user the option to choose how much memory is
used for sound recording, and the time is displayed in seconds. The remaining
maximum number of memory records is shown in the lower half of the display.
Altering the memory formatting will cause a total loss of sound recordings and
memory records, Cancel will exit from this display. Press enter to format the
memory.
b. Recording menu
To start recording press SHIFT - REC/P.B., select 1. Rec then 4. stop and
press 2. Play to replay the
recording. To make a shorter recording, or to add a second recording without
overwriting the first select 5. Edit to reveal the start and end counters and turn the
tuning knob to move the start position for the next recording. Option 3, (Repeat) will
cause the recording to continuously loop between the counter positions. Having
“repeat” enabled during recording enables the receiver to record continuously, the user
can then stop the recording after something of interest has occurred, this avoids
missing the start of an event.
Record menu
1 Rec 2 Play 3 Rpt
4 [S t o p] 5 Edit
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Mode selection
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