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Sony PCM-D50 User Manual [PDF]
Pages: 60 | Size: 1.45 MBTable of Contents
- Overview
- What you can do with the PCM-D50
- Identifying parts and controls
- Getting Started
- Checking the supplied accessories
- Step 1: Preparing a power source
- Step 2: Setting the clock
- Recording
- Preparation before recording
- Recording analog sound
- Monitoring the recording
- Recording a few seconds in advance, before starting to record (Pre-recording)
- Recording with an external microphone
- Recording from external equipment (Line Input)
- Digital recording
- Recording digital signals from external equipment (Optical Input)
- Synchronizing recording with playback (Digital Synchronized Recording)
- Using the remote commander for recording
- Operations after Recording
- Playing back recorded audio data (tracks)
- Quickly locating the point you wish to start playback (Easy Search)
- Adjusting the playback speed (DPC (the Digital Pitch Control function))
- Connecting external equipment for playback
- Playing back repeatedly
- Dividing a track
- Deleting tracks
- Storing tracks on a computer
- On folder and track file structure
- Playing back MP3 files copied from a computer
- Menu Operations
- Using the menu display
- Menu items
- LED
- (Indicator lighting)
- CLOCK
- (Date/time settings)
- MEMORY 1)(Recording/playback memory)
- FORMAT 2)5)(Initializing memory)
- DELETE ALL 2)4)5)(Deleting all tracks in a folder)
- DELETE TRK 3)4)5)(Deleting a track)
- DPC(Digital Pitch Control function)
- EASY SEARCH
- (Easy search function)
- REC MODE 6)7)
- (Sampling frequency/quantifying bit number)
- LIMITER 7) (Preventing distortion)
- LCF 7) (Low Cut Filter function)
- SBM 7)8)(Super Bit Mapping function)
- PRE REC7)
- (Pre-recording function)
- SYNC REC9)
- (Synchronized recording function)
- PLUG IN PWR(Plug in power function)
- Additional Information
- Using a “Memory Stick” (not supplied)
- Inserting a “Memory Stick”
- Using the “Memory Stick” for recording/playback
- Maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Error messages
- Specifications
- File Specifications
- Index
Sony PCM-D50 User Manual [PDF]
Pages: 60 | Size: 982 kBTable of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Overview
- What you can do with the PCM-D50
- Identifying parts and controls
- Getting Started
- Checking the supplied accessories
- Step 1: Preparing a power source
- Step 2: Setting the clock
- Recording
- Preparation before recording
- Recording analog sound
- Monitoring the recording
- Recording a few seconds in advance, before starting to record (Pre-recording)
- Recording with an external microphone
- Recording from external equipment (Line Input)
- Digital recording
- Recording digital signals from external equipment (Optical Input)
- Synchronizing recording with playback (Digital Synchronized Recording)
- Using the remote commander for recording
- Operations after Recording
- Playing back recorded audio data (tracks)
- Quickly locating the point you wish to start playback (Easy Search)
- Adjusting the playback speed (DPC (the Digital Pitch Control function))
- Connecting external equipment for playback
- Playing back repeatedly
- Dividing a track
- Deleting tracks
- Storing tracks on a computer
- On folder and track file structure
- Playing back MP3 files copied from a computer
- Menu Operations
- Using the menu display
- Menu items
- LED (Indicator lighting)
- CLOCK (Date/time settings)
- MEMORY (Recording/playback memory)
- FORMAT (Initializing memory)
- DELETE ALL (Deleting all tracks in a folder)
- DELETE TRK (Deleting a track)
- DPC (Digital Pitch Control function)
- EASY SEARCH (Easy search function)
- REC MODE (Sampling frequency/quantifying bit number)
- LIMITER (Preventing distortion)
- LCF (Low Cut Filter function)
- SBM (Super Bit Mapping function)
- PRE REC (Pre-recording function)
- SYNC REC (Synchronized recording function)
- PLUG IN PWR(Plug in power function)
- Additional Information
- Using a “Memory Stick” (not supplied)
- Inserting a “Memory Stick”
- Using the “Memory Stick” for recording/playback
- Maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Error messages
- Specifications
- File Specifications
- Index