Diasonic DDR-4500 Manuel de l'utilisateur - Page 11

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Note: Available recording time is calculated on the available free space where the file will be

recorded.

b. "Mic/Line Choice" — Choose from 3 input options for recording:

1. MIC (Mono)

2. MIC (Stereo)

3. LINE-IN (Stereo)

c. "Create Tracks" — This setting is used when recording from a CD player, tape player, record

player, or other external source. When this setting is activated, the CC Witness will detect the

amount of silent space between audio tracks. When the set amount of time without sound expires,

the CC Witness will automatically create a new recording track. When "Create Tracks" is

activated, some clipping of the first part of the next audio track may occur (usually about a

half second). To manually create your own tracks press the UP Button ▲(2) while recording.

Use the slide bar to adjust and set the desired amount of time without sound before creating a

new track.

3. "Sound Settings"

a. "Play Equalizer" — The Play Equalizer

has 8 settings: Normal (None), Jazz, Classic,

Pop, Rock, Live, Voice (Low Cut), and Filter-High.

These settings will change the sound of file in

playback only. These settings are also helpful

for filtering out high-pitched electronic noise

or to improve voice on playback of AM files.

b. "3D Effect On/Off" — When this setting is turned "On", the CC Witness will adjust file

playback to sound three-dimensional.

c. "Beep On/Off" — When this setting is turned "On", the CC Witness will make a beep sound

with every button press.

d. "Default Volume" — When the CC Witness is powered-on, the volume will automatically lower to

the "Default Volume" setting. If the volume was manually set lower than the "Default Volume"

setting, it will not change at power-up.

4. "Display Settings"

a. "AM Display" — This setting is used to

improve the AM radio reception by turning the display

screen "OFF". If any button is pressed, the display

screen will turn "ON" for three seconds,

then turn "OFF" again.

b. "Backlight Time" — Use the slider bar to set the

amount of time that the display backlight is to re

main "ON" between button presses. If set to "Continue", the backlight will remain "ON".

Adjusting the Backlight Time setting is useful for conserving battery power, as more power is