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IC Recorder

ICD-TX660

Starting recording while the IC recorder is turned off (One-push recording)

While your IC recorder is turned off, you can still start recording by pressing

(record/recording stop).

To stop recording, press

(record/recording stop) once again.

Note

While the POWER・HOLD switch is in the HOLD position, you cannot start recording by pressing

(record/recording stop).

Main Page

Parts and Controls9
Using the Home Menu11
Using the Option Menu12
Recorded Files13
About Folders and Files17
Charging the Battery with a Computer28
Disconnecting the IC Recorder from the Computer29
Disconnecting the IC Recorder from the USB AC Adaptor32
Turning the Power on33
Turning the Power off34
Using the Screen off Timer35
Making the Initial Settings36
Placing the IC Recorder into the HOLD State (HOLD)38
Releasing the IC Recorder from the HOLD State39
Maintaining the Moderate Volume Level (European Model Only)40
Recording with the Built-In Microphones41
Monitoring the Recording Audio44
Selecting a Recording Scene for an Individual Situation46
Tips for Better Recording48
Recording a Conversation48
Default Settings for the Recording Scenes of the Scene Select Function50
Using the Recording Delay Function51
Recording Automatically in Response to the Input Sound Volume - the vor Function53
Recording the Playback Audio of the IC Recorder on an External Device54
Playing a File55
Selecting a File56
Locating a Playback Point with the Track Mark List (Track Mark List)57
Additional Operations Available During Playback58
Reducing Noise in the Playback Audio to Make Human Voices Sound Clearer - the Clear Voice Function59
Description of Menu Items59
Selecting a Sound Quality Setting (Equalizer)61
Selecting the Playback Mode62
Specifying a Segment of a File to Play Repeatedly (A-B Repeat)63
Specifying the Playback Range in the Stored File List65
Searching Forward/Backward (Cue/Review)67
Deleting a File72
Deleting All Files in the Searched Folder or List73
Deleting a Folder74
Moving a File to a Different Folder76
Copying a File to a Different Folder77
Creating a Folder78
Adding a Track Mark79
Adding Track Marks Automatically80
Deleting a Track Mark81
Deleting All the Track Marks in the Selected File at One Time83
Dividing a File at the Current Playback Point84
Dividing a File at All the Track Mark Points86
Changing a Folder Name88
Changing a File Name89
Protecting a File90
List of the Settings Menu Items91
Recording Settings91
Selecting the Recording Mode (REC Mode)93
Description of Menu Items93
Reducing Noise During Recording (Recording Filter)96
Turning the Operation Indicator on or off (LED)97
Selecting the Display Language (Language)98
Setting the Clock (Date & Time)99
Selecting the Date Display Format (Date Display Format)100
Selecting the Clock Display Format (Time Display)101
Turning the Beep Sound on or off (Beep)102
Using the Sleep Timer (Sleep Timer)104
Setting the Time Period before the IC Recorder Automatically Turns off (Auto Power Off)105
Resetting All Menu Settings to the Default Ones (Reset All Settings)106
Formatting the Memory (Format)107
Checking the Remaining Recording Time (Available Rec. Time)108
Checking the Information about the IC Recorder (System Information)109
Connecting the IC Recorder to a Computer110
Structure of Folders and Files111
Copying Files from the IC Recorder to a Computer112
Copying Music Files from a Computer to the IC Recorder113
Playing Music Files on the IC Recorder that Were Copied from a Computer114
Using the IC Recorder as a USB Storage Device115
Dividing Files116
Combining Files116
Operating Systems119
Installing Sound Organizer120
System Requirements121
Hardware Requirements121
Technical Specifications122
Frequency Characteristics122
Compatible File Formats122
Ambient Conditions123
Maximum Recording Time124
Maximum Playback Time/Number of Music Files125
Battery Charge Time126
Customer Support Websites128
Troubleshooting129
Restarting the IC Recorder130
The Recorded File Is Noisy and Is Hard to Understand131
The Recorded File Is Noisy and You Want to Record with Less Noise132
A Rustling Noise Is Recorded133
You Hear Noise During Playback Even with the Clear Voice Function Turned on136
The IC Recorder Does Not Turn on or Pressing any Button Does Not Work137
The IC Recorder Does Not Turn off138
The IC Recorder Automatically Turns off139
You Cannot Charge the Battery by Connecting the IC Recorder to Your Computer141
The IC Recorder Does Not Operate Correctly144
The Operation Indicator Does Not Light146
You Cannot Record a File147
Recording Is Interrupted148
The vor Function Does Not Work149
The Playback Volume Is Low151
You Hear no Sound from the Built-In Speaker152
You Hear Sound from the Built-In Speaker Even When Headphones (Not Supplied) Are Connected153
Playback Speed Is too Fast or too Slow155
You Cannot Divide a File160
You Cannot Move a File161
You Cannot Copy a File to a Different Folder162
The Folder or File You Created Is Not Displayed164
The Display Window Turns off too Soon165
The Remaining Recording Time on the Display Window Is Shorter than the One Displayed on the Computer166
The [Memory Full] Message Appears and You Cannot Start Recording167
The [File Full] Message Appears and You Cannot Operate the IC Recorder168
A Folder or File Name Appears in Unreadable Characters169
Copying a File Takes Time170
The IC Recorder Is Not Detected by the Computer and You Cannot Transfer Folders/Files from the Computer171
The File You Transferred from the Computer Does Not Appear on the IC Recorder and You Cannot Play the File172
The Computer Does Not Start173
You Cannot Install Sound Organizer174
The IC Recorder Is Not Detected by Sound Organizer175
The Playback Volume of the Computer Is Low or You Hear no Audio from the Computer176
You Cannot Play or Edit Stored Files177
The Counter or Slider Does Not Operate Correctly or You Hear Noise178
The Computer Seems to Freeze While a File Is Being Saved, Added, or Deleted180
Sound Organizer 2 Freezes During Start-Up181
List of Messages182
System Limitations186

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