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Playback (Fig. 5)
1 Select the folder which contains the
files to be played back.
2 In the File list display, press the
+
or
button to select the file that
you want to playback.
3 Press the `
OK
button to start
playback.
a File name
b Folder indicator
c Playback position bar indicator
d File length
e Elapsed playback time
4 Press the
+
or
button to adjust to
a comfortable listening volume.
The volume can be adjusted
within a range from [
00] to [30].
5 Press the
STOP
button at any point
you want to stop the playback.
Setting an index mark
This operation can be performed
when the [
INDEX
] and [
Erase
]
function has been assigned to
a
Fn
button (
F1
or
F2
).
Setting an index mark (Fig. 6-1)
1 Press the
Fn (INDEX)
button
during file recording, recording
pause, playing, or playback pause.
Even after an index mark is
placed, recording or playback
will continue so you can place
index marks in other locations in
a similar manner.
Clearing an index mark (Fig. 6-2)
1 Locate the index mark you want to
clear.
2 Press the 9 or 0 button to
select the index mark to erase.
3 While the index number is displayed
(approximately 2 seconds), press the
Fn (ERASE)
button.
Index numbers after the erased
index number will automatically
move up.
Erasing (Fig. 8)
1 Select the folder or file you want to
erase.
2 In the list display, press the
+
or
button to select the file you want to
erase.
3 While the recorder is stop mode,
press the
F2 (ERASE)
button.
4 Press the
+
or
button to
select [
Erase in Folder
] or
[
File Erase
], and then press the
`
OK
or 9 button.
5 Press the
+
button to select
[
Start
], and then press the `
OK
button.
The display changes to [Erase!] and
erasing will start. [
Erase Done] is
displayed when the file is erased.
File search (Fig. 7)
This recorder manages recorded
files and music files imported from a
personal computer using a database.
Files are automatically sorted using
items such as date and keyword, which
makes searching for files easier.
Opening the file search display from
the [
Recorder
] folder (Fig. 7-1)
File search type:
[Browse]
Search
The folder system (Fold-
er A to Folder E) is used to
search for files.
[Day]
Search
Files are searched for
by recording date.
[Keyword]
Search
Files are searched for
by a keyword.
1 From the [
Home
] menu display,
select [
Recorder
], and then press
the `
OK
or 9 button to open
the folder list display.
2 Press the
F1 (SEARCH)
button to
open the file search display.
The search display changes
every time the
F1 (SEARCH)
button is pressed.
Opening the file search display from
the [
Music
] folder (Fig. 7-2)
File search type:
[Artist]
Search
Files are searched for
from a list of artists.
[Album]
Search
Files are searched for from
a list of album names.
[All Music]
Search
Files are searched for
from a list of all songs.
[Browse]
Search
A list of all songs and
albums in the [
Music]
folder is displayed.
[Heard
Recently]
Search
Files played on this record-
er are displayed reverse
chronological order.
[Play
Count]
Search
Files are displayed in
order of the number of
times they have been
played on this recorder.
[Playlists]
Search
Displays playlists
transferred to the
recorder.
1 From the [
Home
] menu display,
select [
Music
] folder, and then
press the `
OK
or 9 button to
open the search display.
2 Press the
+
or
button to select
the file search type, and then press
the `
OK
or 9 button.
Fn. setting
The
Fn
buttons (
F1
and
F2
) of this recorder
can be assigned to suit your desired
method of use. Assigned buttons can be
operated during recording and playback.
1 Select [
Fn. setting
] from the
menu on the [
System Menu
].
2 Select the [
F1
] or [
F2
].
You can assign settings to suit
the way you use the recorder.
3 Press the
+
or
button to select
the item you want to assign, and
then press the `
OK
button.
Fn button list:
Off Repeat Random
Play Speed
INDEX A-B
Erase DISPLAY LIST

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