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Panasonic RR-US750 User Manual

Panasonic RR-US750
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RQT9124-B
Operating Instructions
IC Recorder
Dear customer
Thank you for purchasing this product.
For optimum performance and safety, please read these
instructions carefully.
Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product, please read
the instructions completely. Please keep this manual for future
reference.
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RR-US950
RR-US750
Model No.
The illustration shows RR-US750.

Table of Contents

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Panasonic RR-US750 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Built-in microphoneYes
Maximum recording time145 h
File typeMP3
Dimensions (WxDxH)33.1 x 14.7 x 115 mm
Display typeLCD
InterfaceUSB
Headphone out1
Battery life (max)30 h
Output power50 mW
Loudspeaker diameter20 mm
Internal memory1024 MB
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Weight56 g

Summary

Battery Insertion and Charging

Inserting the Rechargeable Battery

Guide on correctly inserting the AAA rechargeable battery into the unit.

Charging via Computer

Step-by-step instructions for charging the battery using a USB connection to a computer.

Setting the Device Time

Initial Time Setup

Guides users through setting the year, month, day, and time for accurate recording data.

Recording Quality Settings

Recording Mode Selection (XP, LP, EP)

Explains the three recording modes affecting quality and duration.

Audio Input Options (Stereo/Monaural)

Details how to select between Stereo and Monaural recording for different sound environments.

Basic Recording Operations

Selecting Recording Position and Folder

Guides on setting the recording position switch and choosing a folder for saving audio files.

Starting and Pausing Recording

Instructions on initiating recording using the REC/PAUSE button and resuming from pause.

Setting the Recording Mode (XP/LP/EP)

Step-by-step guide to change the recording quality setting (XP, LP, EP).

Playback Operations

Adjusting Playback Volume

How to increase or decrease the volume during playback using the +/- buttons.

Navigating and Controlling Playback

Instructions for skipping tracks, fast forwarding, rewinding, and stopping playback.

Selecting Files for Playback

Steps to choose a specific folder and file to listen to.

Managing Recorded Files

Deleting Files

Procedures for deleting single files, all files in a folder, or all files across the unit.

Formatting the Device

Instructions on how to format the entire device, erasing all data.

File Protection (Locking)

Advanced Recording Settings

Timer Recording Functionality

Playback Speed Adjustment

Security Features and Password Setup

Setting and Cancelling Password Lock

Guides on securing files with a password and removing the lock.

Password Authentication Process

Computer Connectivity and Troubleshooting

USB Connection, Recognition, and Removal

Steps for connecting, troubleshooting recognition issues, and safely disconnecting the unit.

File Transfer and Management

Transferring and Playing MP3 Music Files

Playing MP3 Music Files on the Unit

Selecting Music Files and Playback Notes

Guides on choosing MP3 files and information on playback compatibility.

Troubleshooting Guide: Battery, Operations, and Display

Resolving Battery and Operational Issues

Solutions for battery problems, unit unresponsiveness, and display error messages.

Troubleshooting Guide: Display, Recording, and Data Issues

Interpreting Display Messages and Recording Problems

Solutions for various display indicators and issues like insufficient memory or recording interruptions.

Troubleshooting Guide: Recording Time and Playback

Addressing Recording Time Discrepancies and Timer Issues

Solutions for timer recording failures and playback time differences.

Troubleshooting Guide: Audio and General Unit Issues

Resolving Audio Playback and Noise Problems

Solutions for no sound, distorted audio, noise, and low volume issues.

Addressing Power and Computer Recognition Problems

Solutions for the unit not turning on, auto power-off, and computer detection failures.

Technical Specifications

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