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Trash folder

The Trash folder is created automatically when an SD card is loaded in the H1essential. Files that have

been moved to the Trash folder are saved inside it. (→ Moving the ﬁle being recorded to the Trash

folder, Moving the ﬁle being played to the Trash folder)

The ﬁles in the Trash folder can all be deleted at the same time. (→ Deleting ﬁles in the Trash folder)

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Notes about this Operation Manual2
Table of Contents3
H1Essential Overview5
Achieving High Audio Quality Throughout Recording and Editing5
Functions of Parts7
Overview of Screens that Appear11
Recording Process17
Making Preparations18
Inserting Microsd Cards18
Supplying Power19
Connecting Input Devices21
H1Essential Placement22
Turning the Power On/Off23
Setting the Guide Sound (First Time Starting Up)25
Setting the Language Shown (First Time Starting Up)26
Setting the Date Format (First Time Starting Up)27
Setting the Date and Time (First Time Starting Up)28
Setting the Type of Batteries Used (First Time Starting Up)29
Preventing Misoperation (HOLD Function)30
Making Input Settings31
Switching between Stereo and Mono31
Reducing Noise (lo Cut)33
Making Output Settings34
Changing How the Output Level Is Adjusted34
Adjusting the Fixed Level36
Recording38
Monitoring Input Sounds38
Making Recording Settings39
Checking the Current Date/Time and the Name of the Next Recorded File52
Recording53
Adding Marks During Recording55
Moving the File Being Recorded to the Trash Folder56
Playing Recordings57
Selecting Files for Playback (File List Screen)58
Automatically Adjusting the Volume During Playback (Normalizing)59
Changing the File Format and Exporting Files60
Adding/Deleting Marks in Recorded Files62
Repeating Playback of a Set Interval (A-B Repeat)64
Changing the Playback Speed66
Checking File Information67
Moving the File Being Played to the Trash Folder68
Making Settings for Repeat Playback (Repeat Setting)69
Managing Files70
H1Essential Folder and File Structure70
Using as a USB MIC73
Connecting to Computers, Smartphones and Tablets73
Muting the USB MIC76
Disconnecting from Computers, Smartphones and Tablets77
Making USB MIC Settings78
Transferring Files to Computers and Other Devices83
Connecting to Computers, Smartphones and Tablets83
Disconnecting from Computers, Smartphones and Tablets85
Overdubbing86
Managing Microsd Cards89
Formatting Microsd Cards89
Testing Microsd Cards90
Deleting Files in the Trash Folder94
Making Various Settings95
Setting the Language Shown95
Setting the Date and Time96
Setting the Date Format98
Setting the Display Brightness100
Setting Display Power Saving101
Dimming the Display While Recording103
Setting the Type of Batteries Used105
Setting the Time until the Power Turns off Automatically107
Using the Guide Sound Accessibility Feature109
Setting the Guide Sound (Accessibility)109
Setting the Guide Sound Volume111
Checking Guide Sound Information112
Installing Guide Sounds113
Restoring the Factory Default State114
Managing the Firmware115
Checking the Firmware Versions115
Updating the Firmware116
Checking the Latest Information for the H1Essential117
Appendix118
Troubleshooting118
H1Essential Metadata List120
Specifications124

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