C. Crane CC Witness User manual

PLEASE READ ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS COMPLETELY BEFORE USE
AND SAVE THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL

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PRODUCT TO RA N OR MO STURE.
THE LIGHTNING LASH AND
ARROWHEAD WITHIN THE TRI-
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OUS VOLTAGE” INSIDE THE
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Date of purchase
Name & address of dealer
Before Use
Please read MPORTANT SAFETY NSTRUCT ONS on page 33 before
use. t is important to read and understand all instructions.

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Table of Contents
Preface ...................................................................... 4
Introduction .............................................................. 4
Unpacking ................................................................ 4
Product Highlights ................................................... 5
Quick Start Guide ..................................................... 6
Buttons and Component Identification .................... 7
Display Identification and Icons .............................. 8
Buttons and Components .................................. 9-12
Getting Started .................................................. 12-14
Charging the Battery .................................. 12
Lock Switch ................................................ 14
“MENU” Display Screens and Functions ......... 15-27
AM and FM Radio .................................15-16
Files ............................................................. 17
Settings ....................................................... 19
Play Settings .................................. 19
Record Settings ............................. 20
Sound Settings .............................. 21
Display Settings ............................. 22
System Settings ............................. 23
Timers .......................................................... 24
Edit ............................................................... 26
File Play .................................................................... 27
Recording ................................................................. 28
Transferring Files To and From a Computer ........... 29
Disconnecting From the Computer ......................... 29
FAQs and Troubleshooting ...................................... 30
Glossary of Icons ..................................................... 31
Specifications ........................................................... 32
Safety Instructions ................................................... 33
ptional CC Witness Accessory Kit ....................... 34

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Preface
Thank you for purchasing the CC Witness. Please read
important Safety Instructions on page 33 before use. It
is important to read and understand all instructions.
Keep these precautions and instructions where all who
ntroduction
The CC Witness combines the latest digital audio engi-
neering with AM/ M radio. With this device you can
record almost anything that makes noise into a digital
audio file. Schedule up to 20 timer recordings or record
Unpacking
The box should contain the CC Witness, 24-pin USB
computer cable, stereo earbuds, M wire antenna, 1/8"
stereo line-in cable, lanyard, and this manual. If any-
use the CC Witness will read them. If you misplace this
manual you can always download another copy from
www.ccrane.com/instruction-manuals/CCWitness
manually by pressing one button. CC Witness recordings
are selectable in six levels of recording quality. The
CC Witness can also play and record from its built-in
AM/ M radio.
thing is missing or damaged, please contact your dealer
immediately. We recommend you keep the box in the un-
likely event your product needs to be serviced.

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Product Highlights
• Stylish design and sturdy exterior with a wide LCD
screen to maximize the display
• Receives all available AM and M radio stations,
and can also be programmed to record any AM or
M broadcast in advance (20 timers for recording)
• Various programmed recording modes and time
settings (specified Date/Week/Weekly)
• MP3/WMA Player
• Good AM/ M radio reception
• Voice recording with adjustable recording quality
(32Kbps-256Kbps/MP3 format)
• Internal storage (2GB)
• External memory expandability (up to 16GB)
• iles can be copied to SD card or internal memory
• ile dividing: rom one file into several
• Internal Stereo Speakers (0.6W Stereo)
• Long lasting Li-ion polymer rechargeable battery (5V
900mA)
• 20 Timers for recording or playback at specified time
& date settings
• 10 presets available in AM & 10 in M
• USB 2.0 interface for easy data transfer to and from
a computer
• 24-pin USB connection for faster data transfer
• Highly sensitive, built-in microphone. External micro-
phone can be attached through “Mic/Line-In” Jack
• Key lock function to prevent unintentional operation
• Sleep mode in 15, 30, 45, 60, 75, 90, 100, and 120
minutes
• Digital volume control (30 steps)
• Equalizer modes: Normal, Classic, Live, Pop, Rock,
Jazz, Voice (low cut), and ilter-High
• Playback Modes: Play All, Play Once, Repeat All,
Random Play, Repeat
• ast forward/rewind: Search at 3 seconds/7 seconds/
1 minute/2.5 minutes

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Quick Start Guide
ully charge the Battery before use. See page 13.
Press and hold the PLAY
i
II Y
button for 2 seconds to turn the power on. See page 10.
1. To Set Time and Date — Highlight and then select “Settings”. Highlight and then select “System Settings”. Highlight
and then select “Time and Date”.Use the RIGHT
i
>T
and LE T
<
uI
buttons to move between hours, minutes,
months, days, and years. Use the UP UW and DOWN IU buttons to modify the highlighted item. Use the PLAY
Button
i
II Y
to save changes. See page 23 for more information.
2. To Play AM Radio — Highlight and then select “AM”. Use the RIGHT Button
i
>T
and LE T Button
<
uI
to scroll
through the radio frequencies. See page 16 for more information.
3. To Play FM Radio — Highlight and then select “ M”. Use the RIGHT Button
i
>T
and LE T Button
<
uI
to scroll
through the radio frequencies. Earbuds, or the included wire antenna, function to improve the M radio reception.
See page 16 for more information.
4. To View and Play Files or Recordings — Highlight and then select “ iles”. Highlight and then select a folder to view
the files within. Highlight and then select the file you wish to play. See page 17 for more information.
5. To Set or Review Timers — Highlight and then select “Timers”. Highlight and then select “Set Timers”. Use the RIGHT
i
>T
and LE T
<
uI
buttons to change to the Timer you wish to set or review. Use the UP UW and DOWN IU
buttons to move between highlighted items. Use the RIGHT
i
>T
and LE T
<
uI
buttons to modify a highlighted
item. When finished, press the PLAY Button
i
II Y
to save your timer. See page 24 for more information.
6. To Record from the Internal Microphone or LINE/MIC Jack — Press and release the REC Button Q to start or stop
recording. or more information about recording, see pages 9 & 28.
Note: The “MENU” screen is the starting point for all functions. You can access the
“MENU” screen at any time by pressing the MENU Button P.
To Highlight an item = Use the UP UW and DOWN IU Buttons.
To Select an item = Highlight the item, then press and release the PLAY Button
i
II Y.
To Return to “MENU” = Use the MENU Button P.

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Button and Component dentification
Front Right
Side
Left
Side
Bottom
Q REC (Record) Button, see page 9
W UP Button, see page 9
E BACK Button, see page 9
R INT/SD A< >B Button, see page 9
T RIGHT Button, see page 9
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PLAY Button, see page 10
U DOWN Button, see page 10
I LE T Button, see page 10
O PLAY SPEED Button, see page 10
P MENU Button, see page 10
{ EDIT Button, see page 10
} RESET Button, see page 11
q RIGHT SPEAKER
w VOLUME + – Button, see page 11
e LOCK SWITCH, see page 11
r MIC, see page 11
t MIC/LINE IN Jack, see page 11
y LE T SPEAKER
u SD CARD SLOT, see page 12
i 24-PIN USB CONNECTION, page 12
o HEADPHONE Jack, see page 12

Play File
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Display dentification and cons
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Main Menu
Record from Radio Record from Mic
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pMain Menu, see page 15
[ Speakers Off, see page 22
] Battery Strength Indicator, see page 14
A AM RADIO (highlighted for selection)
S Sleep Timer On, see page 23
D ILES menu title, see page 27
F Time elapsed in Playback
G PLAY Speed Symbol, see page 27
H Name of ile being played
J Progress Bar
K Playback Mode, see page 20
Lavorite ile symbol , see page 18
: ile Locked symbol, see page 18
a Marked ile symbol, see page 26
sRecording Quality see page 20
d Marked Spot in ile, see page 26, 28
f older Name
g Number of iles in older
h Time elapsed in Recording
RECORD Symbol
k RECORD QUALITY, see page 19
l Amount of Recording Time Available
; Time elapsed in Recording
z SD Card selected, see page 9
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Buttons and Components
The REC Button has 6 functions:
a. It records AM or M radio.
b. It will record from the internal microphone or an
external microphone plugged into the Line/Mic input.
c. Stops a recording.
d. Stops play of a timer activated file or recording.
e. lashes when powering off when a timer is set.
f. The red light comes on when a timer activates.
REC (Record) BUTTON and L GHT
Q
The UP Button has 6 functions:
a. Highlights items for selection.
b. Toggles through preset radio stations
c. Toggles through files while playing.
d. Creates a new track when recording.
e. Stops a paused file and highlights file.
f. Increments selected items in the “Time and Date”
setup.
UP BUTTON U
W
The BACK Button has 4 functions:
a. Exits current folder, function, or menu to previous
location.
BACK BUTTON
E
The RIGHT Button has 8 functions:
a. Toggles through the AM or M radio frequencies.
Hold down to auto scan to next AM or M station.
b. Opens a highlighted “ ile” folder.
c. ast forwards a playing file up to 4 speeds.
d. Highlights items.
e. Increments slider bars in “Settings”.
f. Resets scrolling of highlighted file names.
R GHT BUTTON i
>
T
The INT/SD A< >B Button has 2 functions:
a. Toggles between the internal memory and SD
card zmemory while in AM, M radio, or iles.
b. Marks a section of a file to be repeated.
Any section of the currently playing file can be
repeated by pressing and releasing at the desired
section (A) and then again at the end of the desired
section (B). Play will repeat between (A) and (B)
until INT/SD A< >B is pressed again.
NT/SD A< >B BUTTON
R
b. Activates option to delete saved preset while play-
ing AM or M radio.
c. Marks spot in a file, while playing a file.
d. Stops a paused file and highlights it.

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Buttons and Components
The EDIT Button has 1 function:
Opens and closes the file EDIT menu.
ED T BUTTON
{
The PLAY Button has 7 functions:
a. Power On/Off by holding down.
b. Opens highlighted “ ile” folder.
c. Plays a highlighted file.
d. Pauses a playing file.
e. Selects highlighted item.
f. Saves Timer Settings.
g. Saves an AM or M radio station to a memory
preset.
PLAY BUTTON i
II
Y
The LE T Button has 7 functions:
a. Toggles through the AM or M radio frequencies.
b. Exits current file folder.
c. Rewinds a playing file up to 4 speeds.
d. Highlights items.
e. Increments slider bars in “Settings”.
f. Modifies or toggles through selected timer-setup
options.
g. Unlocks a highlighted file.
LEFT BUTTON <
u
I
The PLAY SPEED Button has 2 functions:
a. Toggles a playing file through 5 play speeds.
b. Marks or unmarks a file as “ avorite” when high-
lighted.
PLAY SPEED BUTTON
O
The MENU Button has 1 function:
Toggles between “Previous Selection” and MENU.
MENU BUTTON
P
The DOWN Button has 5 functions:
a. Highlights items for selection.
b. Toggles through preset radio stations.
c. Toggles to next file while playing.
d. Marks or unmarks select days or time of the week
in Timer Settings for recording or file playing.
e. Increments selected items in the “Time and Date”
setup.
DOWN BUTTON I
U
g. Modifies or toggles through selected timer-setup
options.
h. Locks highlighted file so it cannot be modified.

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Buttons and Components
R GHT SPEAKER
q
The VOLUME + – Button has 30 levels of loudness.
Press and release or press and hold “+” to increase or
“–” to decrease the volume.
VOLUME + – BUTTON
w
The LOCK SWITCH has two positions: If moved to the
“up” position, then the CC Witness will be locked and all
buttons will be disabled. This feature is used to prevent
buttons from being accidentally pressed during travel or
storage. If a button is pressed while locked, the time and
date will be displayed, along with the “Lock Switch ON”
message. See page 14.
LOCK SW TCH
e
The internal microphone is used to make voice record-
ings.
M C
r
This jack is used to record from an external source such
as a CD player, radio, or external microphone. Choose
between using a MIC or LINE IN source. See page 21.
M C/L NE N JACK
t
The RESET Button has 2 functions:
a. Soft Reset – This function is useful in the unlikely
case that the CC Witness malfunctions or “freezes”.
Previous settings will not be erased.
i. Press the reset button one time quickly.
ii. The CC Witness will cycle to power-off, and then
cycle to power-on again.
b. Hard Reset – This function is useful to solve mal-
functions that the “Soft Reset” is unable to repair.
Except for time and date, all previous settings will
be reset to factory defaults. All files on the internal
memory will be erased.
i. With the LOCK switch in the “up” position, press
and hold the BACK button.
ii. While continuing to hold in the BACK button,
press and release the RESET button.
iii. Continue to hold the BACK button until “ ormat
Please Wait … ” is displayed, then release. or-
matting takes about one minute to complete.
iv. When formatting is finished, position the LOCK
switch to the “down” position before using.
RESET BUTTON
}
LEFT SPEAKER
y

You can charge your CC Witness by connecting the
USB cable to a computer or by using the (optional) AC
Adapter. The total charging time takes about 5 hours.
Charge the battery before use.
The AC Adapter and a drop-in cradle are available in the
(optional) CC Witness Accessory Kit. They combine for
easy drop-in charging.
CHARG NG THE BATTERY
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Buttons and Components • Getting Started
The Headphone Jack has 2 purposes:
a. To connect headphones or earphones.
b. To connect the M Antenna Wire, for improved M
reception, when using the built-in speakers.
HEADPHONE JACK
o
The USB Connection has 2 functions:
a. While connected to a computer, it is possible to
transfer files to and from the CC Witness.
b. When connected, the computer will charge the
CC Witness.
Note: While connected to a computer, it is possible to
play the CC Witness, but you must de-activate the data
transfer between the CC Witness and your computer.
See page 29 for more information.
24-P N USB CONNECT ON
i
Charge by connecting
the SB Cable to a
computer.
Add up to 16GB of memory storage to the CC Witness
by inserting an optional SD card.
SD CARD SLOT
u

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Getting Started
AC Adapter Charging (optional): : Using the AC
Adapter, connect the power plug to 120V AC power.
Connect opposite end (24-pin USB connector) to the
bottom of the CC Witness at the 24-Pin USB Connec-
tion i.
Note: The 24-pin USB connector will only insert one
way. Do not force the plug “in”. While connected to the
AC power adapter, you will be able to play and use the
CC Witness as normal. Note: In some cases you will get better AM reception
with the AC Adapter disconnected.
Disconnect from Charging: You can stop charging at
any time. To remove the 24-pin USB Connector, push
both buttons in at the same time, and then gently pull.
Computer Charging: Using the supplied USB cable,
see illustration on page 12, connect the 24-pin USB
connector end (with the buttons) to your CC Witness at
the 24-Pin USB Connection i. Connect the opposite
end (with the regular USB plug) to your computer. When
connected, the screen will display “USB Connected”.
While connected to a computer, it is possible to play the
CC Witness, but you must de-activate the data transfer
between the CC Witness and your computer. See page
29.
Charging using the
AC Adapter (optional)

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Getting Started
LOCK SW TCH
To turn the CC Witness LOCK Switch “On”, slide the
LOCK Switch e“up”.
Before using the CC Witness, check the LOCK switch to
be sure it is off. While the LOCK switch is on, all buttons
will be disabled.
To turn the CC Witness LOCK function “Off”, slide the
LOCK Switch e“down”.
Note: You can turn the LOCK function “On” while the
CC Witness is in operation. If a button is pressed while
the LOCK function is “On”, the “Lock Switch On” displays
for two seconds, along with the time and date.
Battery Level con:
Battery Life: On a fully charged battery, the CC Witness
will record for about 8 hours or play for 14 hours. The in-
ternal Li-ion polymer battery should last many years with
regular use. In the unlikely case that the battery fails, we
recommend sending the product to C. Crane Company,
as disassembly and battery replacement is difficult. See
page 33.
Full Battery Low Battery
Recharge Battery

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Display Screens and Functions
“MENU” SCREEN
PLAY i
II Y(page 10)— Press and hold the PLAY But-
ton for 2 seconds to turn the power on.
Note: Charge the Battery before use. See page 12.
1. To Play AM Radio — Highlight “AM”. Then press
and release the PLAY Button i
II YButton. Then
use the RIGHT Button i
>Tand LE T Button <
u
Ito scroll through the radio frequencies.
2. To Play FM Radio — Highlight “ M”. Then press
and release the PLAY Button i
II YButton. Then
The “MENU” screen is the first screen that is displayed
upon startup and is the starting point for all functions.
You can access the “MENU” screen at any time by
pressing the MENU button. The “MENU” screen has 5
functions: AM, M, iles, Settings, and Timer.
Use the UP UWand DOWN IUButtons to highlight
one of the menu items.
Use the PLAY Button i
II Yto select the menu item.
use the RIGHT Button i
>Tand LE T Button <
u
Ito scroll through the radio frequencies.
3. To View and Play Files or Recordings — Highlight
“ iles”. Then press and release the PLAY Button i
II
YButton. Use the UP UWand DOWN IUBut-
tons to highlight a folder. Then press and release the
PLAY Button i
II Yto select the highlighted folder
and view the files within. Highlight a file you wish to
play using the UP UWand DOWN IUButtons
and then press and release the PLAY Button i
II Y
to play it. See page 17 for more information.
4. To View and Configure Settings — Highlight “Set-
tings”. Then press and release the PLAY Button i
II
YButton. Use the UP UWand DOWN IUBut-
tons to highlight a Setting. Then press and release
the PLAY Button i
II Yto select the highlighted set-
ting and view the Settings options. Highlight the Set-
ting you wish to configure using the UP UWand
DOWN IUButtons and then press and release
the PLAY Button i
II Y. See page 19 for more infor-
mation.
5. To Set or Review Timers — Highlight “Timers”, then
press and release the PLAY Button i
II YButton.
Use the UP UWand DOWN IUButtons to high-
light “Set Timers”. Then press and release the PLAY
Button i
II Yto select the highlighted item. Use the
RIGHT i
>Tand LE T <
uIbuttons to change to
the Timer you wish to set or review. Use the UP UW

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Display Screens and Functions
from the “MENU” screen, then press and release
the PLAY Button i
II Y. The radio will play automat-
ically. To exit, press the MENU or BACK button.
2. Tuning Stations — Press the RIGHT Button i
>T
to tune to a higher frequency. Press the LE T
Button <
uIto tune to a lower frequency.
3. Preset a Station to Memory —
a. While playing a radio station, press and
release the PLAY Button i
II Y.
b. Select the desired preset memory number by
pressing UP UWor DOWN IU.
c. When the desired preset memory number is
blinking, press the PLAY Button i
II Yto
confirm.
Note: There are 10 memory presets available on each
band.
4. To recall a Station from Memory Preset — Press
the UP UWor DOWN IUto recall memory
presets.
5. Delete a Station from Memory Preset — While
playing a station that is preset, press the BACK
Button E. A message will ask you to confirm the
deletion of the preset. Highlight “Yes” then press the
PLAY Button i
II Yto confirm.
6. Record a Radio Station — Press and release the
REC Button Qto start and stop a recording. See
pages 9, 20, & 28 for more about recording.
The “AM” & “ M” radio screens have 6 functions:
1. Playing AM or FM Radio – Select “AM” or “ M”
“AM” AND “FM” RAD O
and DOWN IUbuttons to move between high-
lighted items. Use the RIGHT i
>Tand LE T <
u
Ibuttons to modify a highlighted item. When fin-
ished, press the PLAY Button i
II Yto save your
timer. See page 24 for more information.
6. To Record — Press and release the REC Button Q
to record from the internal microphone or LINE/MIC
jack. See pages 9, 20, & 28.

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Display Screens and Functions
The CC Witness comes with 6 built-in file folders located
on internal memory. When recording, the files are auto-
matically saved in subfolders within these folders. The
default files display screen is “View By olders”. The
“ iles” screen has 6 folders where files are stored.
1. AM radio files are stored in the “AM” folder.
2. FM radio files are stored in the “ M” folder.
3. Timer files are stored in the “TIMER” folder.
4. Computer files — This folder is reserved for com-
puter file storage.
5. Microphone files are stored in the “MIC” folder.
6. Line-in files are stored in the “LINE” folder.
Note 1: All “Timer” recorded files are stored in the
“Timer” folder without consideration to “AM”, “ M”,
“F LES” SCREEN
AM RECEPTION TIPS:
a. AM radio reception can be further im-
proved by turning “OFF” the AM display
while listening. See page 22.
b. sing the CC Witness on the internal
battery will improve the AM reception.
c. The C. Crane Twin Coil AM Antenna will
give the CC Witness a large boost in AM
reception (www.ccrane.com).
FM RECEPTION TIPS:
a. When listening using the internal speak-
ers, improve the FM reception by using
the supplied FM wire antenna.
b. When listening using headphones, your
FM reception will be automatically im-
proved because the headphones be-
come the FM antenna.
RADIO RECEPTION TIPS

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Display Screens and Functions
“MIC”, and “LINE” source.
Note 2: Recordings made on the same day and from
the same source (“AM”, “ M”, “LINE”, or “MIC”) will be
automatically stored in a subfolder representing the day
it was recorded. Timer recordings will be stored in a
subfolder that represents the timer number used.
Note 3: Recorded files are automatically named by
date, time, and a sequential number that is used to
uniquely identify each file.
“Files” Menu Controls
pen Folder — Press the PLAY Button i
II Y.
Close Folder — Press the BACK Button E.
Mark a File as “Favorite” — Press the Press the PLAY
SPEED Button Owhen the file name is highlighted. Re-
peat this process to remove a “ avorite” mark from a file.
It is possible to view only files that are marked as “ a-
vorites”. See Settings>Play Settings> older Views from
the MENU Pon page 19 for more about viewing “ a-
vorites”.
Lock File — Press and hold the RIGHT Button i
>Tto
“Lock” a file. While a file is “Locked”, it cannot be erased
or divided.
Unlock File — Press and hold the the LE T Button <
u
Ito “Unlock” a file.
Main AM Folder Example AM Subfolder
Example Subfolder Files Playing a recorded
AM File
Note: When a new recording is finished and “ iles” is
selected from the main “MENU”, the CC Witness will
jump to the newly recorded file and highlight it. To go
back to the beginning of the “ iles” menu, press the
BACK Button Eseveral times.
Play File — When a file is highlighted, press the PLAY
Button i
II Y. See page 27 for more information about
Playing a ile.

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Display Screens and Functions
1. “Play Settings”
“SETT NGS” SCREEN i. “View by Folders” — This setting groups your
files into folders that are categorized by
recording source.
ii. “View all Files” — This setting groups all your
files into one area. Your computer files show
first on the top of this list, followed by AM
radio files, then M radio files, then Timer
files, then Mic files, then Line files.
The “Settings” screen is categorized into 5 main groups:
a. “Folder Views” — Choose how your files are
displayed when viewed.
Note: Long file names will scroll after 2 seconds when
the name is highlighted.

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Display Screens and Functions
Recording time is based on record quality using
b. “Playback Modes” — Choose from 5 methods
of file playback:
“Play 1 File 1 Time” — This setting plays the
selected file one time and then stops play.
“Playback All 1 Time” — This setting plays
all the files in a folder one time in order then
stops play.
“Repeat 1 File” — This setting plays the
selected file repeatedly.
“Repeat All” — This setting plays all files in a
folder and then continues to repeat playing
the files.
“Random Play” — This setting plays all files
in a folder at random endlessly.
2. “Record Settings”
a. Record Qualities — Individually adjust the
recording qualities for AM, M, Line-in, and
Microphone.
iii. “View Favorites” — This setting will group
and only display files marked as a “ avorite”
L. All other files will not be displayed.
iv. “Spot Marked” — This setting will group
and only display files that have been “Marked”
a. All other files will not be displayed.
See page 26 for more information about View
Favorites and Spot Marked.