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Main Specifications

Signal/noise ratio for Tiny+

Signal/noise ratio for Tiny16+

Recording formats

Compression algorithm

Sample rate for Tiny+

Sample rate for Tiny16+

Frequency range

Exchange rate with PC

Built-in microphone sensitivity for Tiny+

Built-in microphone sensitivity for Tiny16+

Bitrate of ADC for Tiny+

Bitrate of ADC for Tiny16+

Battery life for Tiny+, Tiny16+ in hours at various settings

Recording duration depends on the type and quality of the battery in use, its charge level,

and the record mode specified. Estimated duration for different modes is specified in

table below:

Model / Sample rate, kHz

Tiny+ B70

Tiny+ B73

Tiny+ B74

Tiny+ B76

Tiny+ A77

Model / Sample rate, kHz

Tiny16+ A75

Tiny16+ S78

Installing and replacing batteries

Before starting, install the supplied battery. The LED flashes 3 times and it will be on for

about 40 sec. Now the recorder is ready to start operating. When installing, always

observe polarity (marking on the recorder's case corresponds to the one on the battery).

Incorrect installation of battery may lead to malfunction, which is not covered by the

warranty repair.

Supplying power for E71 and E72

For recorders with external power supply connect a DC voltage source (3.7- 6 V) to

contact 1 (minus) and 2 (plus) of the stub coming from the Recorder (Contact 1 is

highlighted in color). In case of a Li-Pol battery being a voltage source, battery charge

can be provided by the current of 100mA using the connection of contacts 2 and 3 (if the

adapter is connected to the recorder and the computer's USB).

-65 dB

-80 dB

Mono

Without compression, u-Law

8, 11, 16, 22 kHz

8, 11, 13.3, 20 kHz

100 Hz to 10 kHz

up to 7 mb/s

12 m

15 m

10 bit

16 bit

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