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Zoom H2N - User Manual

Zoom H2N
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Zoom H2N Specifications

General IconGeneral
MP3 bit rates48 - 320 Kbit/s
Recording modesPulse-code modulation (PCM)
Built-in microphoneYes
Maximum recording time- h
Audio formats supportedMP3, PCM, WAV
Display typeLCD
Display resolution128 x 64 pixels
Output power400 mW
Number of built-in speakers1
InterfaceUSB
USB connector typeMini-USB B
FM radio-
Media types supportedFlash card
Battery life (max)20 h
Compatible battery sizesAA
Number of batteries supported2
Product colorBlack
Microphone input impedance2000 Ω
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Depth113.8 mm
Width67.6 mm
Height42.7 mm
Weight130 g

Summary

Whats what on the H2 N?

Component Identification

Identifies key external parts, ports, and controls of the H2N recorder.

How to turn it on!

Powering On and Off

Describes the procedure for turning the H2N device on and off using the power switch.

Formatting

SD Card Formatting Procedure

Explains how to access the menu, select the SD card option, and initiate formatting for optimal use.

Choose a folder

Folder Selection for Recordings

Guides users on choosing a folder to organize and save recordings on the H2N.

Recording Settings

Recording Format Configuration

Details how to select the desired audio file format (e.g., WAV48kHz/24bit) for recordings.

Recording

Starting and Stopping Audio Capture

Explains the simple method of using the REC button to begin and end audio capture.

Whats Recording Mode?

Mid-side (MS) Stereo Mode

Describes MS stereo mode for capturing sound from left and right.

XY Stereo Mode

Details XY stereo mode for natural, accurate sound capture.

Surround Sound Modes

Covers 2ch and 4ch surround recording options and adjustments.

Playback

Playing Back Recorded Audio

Guides users on navigating through and playing back recorded audio files.

Levels

Understanding Audio Level Indicators

Identifies level information on the display and optimal recording ranges (-18 to -6 dB).

Level Adjustments

Adjusting Playback Volume

Explains how to use volume buttons for playback audio control.

Adjusting Microphone Gain

Details using the mic gain wheel to set recording sensitivity and prevent distortion.

Export

Exporting Audio Files

Describes how to eject the SD card and transfer audio files to a computer.

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