操作系统:Windows 7/8/10/Vista/XP/2000, Mac OS X, Linux
接口:USB 接口
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Content
1 Welcome 33
1.1 Product features 33
2 Important Notice 34
2.1 Safety 34
2.2 Hearing protection 34
3 Your Digital Voice Recorder 36
3.1 What's in the box 36
3.2 Overview 36
4 Start to Use 38
4.1 Turn On / Off 38
4.2 Charging methods 39
4.3 Press hold (hold function) 39
4.4 Connecting with the computer 39
5 Recording 41
5.1 Long-distance recording 43
5.2 Noise-reducing recording 43
5.3 External microphone recording 43
5.4 Telephone recording 44
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Voice Mode 45
6.1 Voice play 46
6.2 File editing 46
6.3 Variable playback 47
6.4 Repetition mode 47
6.5 Bookmark 47
6.6 File protection 47
6.7 Delete file 47
7 Music Mode 49
7.1 Playback mode 50
7.2 Variable playback 50
7.3 Repetition mode 50
7.4 Bookmark 51
7.5 Delete file 51
8 System Settings 52
8.1 File menu 52
8.2 Recording settings 53
8.3 Screen settings 55
8.4 Device settings 56
9 FAQ 59
9.1 Failure to start the recorder 59
9.2 Failure to record 59
9.3 Failure to play recorded clip 59
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10 Technical Parameters 60
10.1 Memory 60
10.2 Dimensions & weight 60
10.3 System requirements 60
10.4 Recording 60
10.5 Operational conditions 60
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1 Welcome
Welcome to the world of Philips! We are honored by your
choice and purchase of Philips’ products. You can have Philips’
comprehensive technical supports from our website, e.g. user’s manuals, software downloading and warranty information
etc.
www.philips.com
1.1 Product features
• Quick Voice Recording: Simply press the Voice Recording
button for the first time to record, and the second time to
save recorded clips.
• Supports long-distance recording.
• Supports multi-scene recording with multiple purposes.
• Supports editing of the recorded files on the recorder.
• HD speaker: The high-quality speaker we have chosen
for you will make sure that you enjoy the recorded file or
music file as if you were on the scene.
• Recorded formats include the frequently seen MP3 and
WAV with compatibility for 96kHz/24bit PCM recording.
• Voice-controlled recording function.
• Use high-speed USB 2.0 to ensure quick access to the
recorded file and data. It can also be used as a mass
storage device to ensure maximum compatibility.
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2 Important Notice
2.1 Safety
• To avoid shorting, please do not place the product in a
moist environment.
• Do not place the product near heating equipment or any
place with direct sunlight.
• Please note that, do not crush the cable especially near
the port.
Warning
• Special Announcement: Before using the product, please
read the Manual carefully. The Company shall not be held
liable for any data loss due to incorrect manual operation
or force majeure. We specially recommend that users
make additional copies of the files in the device.
• Images are for reference only. Philips reserves the right to
change the color/appearance/design/parameters/product
functions without prior notice.
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2.2 Hearing protection
When using the earphone, please follow the instructions
below:
• Adjust the volume to an appropriate level and avoid
excessive use of the earphone.
• Special note: Do not adjust the volume to a level beyond
the bearable range of your ears.
• Do not adjust the volume to a level higher than that of the
ambient environment.
• Please exercise caution or suspend the use of your
earphone in case of dangers.
• Do not use the earphones when driving, cycling and
skateboarding. Otherwise, you will be violating traffic laws
and other related laws.
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3 Your Digital Voice Recorder
3.1 What's in the box:
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3.2 Overview:
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1 Earphone hole
2 External microphone hole
Line in
3
5 Card insertion hole
Imbedded middle microphone
6
7 Imbedded side microphone
8 Indicator light
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Display
Stop
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Play / Pause
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Increase volume / Menu selection
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Previous clip / Quick playback / Menu selection button
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Decrease volume / Menu selection
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Next clip / Fast forward / Menu selection button
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USB port
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Recording button
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FOCUS button
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Bookmark / File switch button
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Recording gain adjustment button
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Noise reduction switch
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Variable-speed play button
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Delete button
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Speaker
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4 Start to Use
When the device is turned on, the display of pause the play
of recorded clip is shown below.
4.1 Turn On / Off
Note
• Please recharge the device for three hours before using it
for the first time!
Turn On: During shutdown mode, press the ON button for
2-3 seconds, and the device will be turned on, showing the
Philips logo.
Turn O: During the ON mode, press the OFF button for 2-3
seconds and then the device will be turned o, showing the
Philips logo before shutdown.
The turn On / O display is shown below:
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On the PAUSE display, press Menu to prop up the Settings
menu, and then press “ ”or “ ” to choose from the
menu. Press Play button
the Settings page, there are four menus, as shown below
representing File Menu, Recording Settings, Screen Setting
and Device Setting.
to confirm selection. In
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Reminder
• If your recorder can no long work normally, please check
if it is out of battery
• When the power sign is showing“”please charge
your device.
4.2 Charging methods
(1)Use the USB cable to connect the device and the PC as
shown below.
(2)Use special charger to charge the device as shown below.
When the device is connected as mentioned above, the
device enters the charging mode. The power sign will go
from zero to three bars when the three indicator lights
will all be turned on during the process. Normally, it takes
3 hours to fully charge the device. When the device is fully
charged, the power sign shows three bars and the three
indicator lights will go off.
Note
• When the recorder is connected with the computer, the
manual operations on the recorder will become invalid.
4.3 Press hold (hold function)
(1)When the ON/OFF button is pushed to a locked position,
the recorder will be locked and all button pressing will be
invalid. The screen will temporarily show the locked sign
and then disappear as shown below:
(2)If you want to disable the HOLD function please push the
ON/OFF button downward.
4.4 Connecting with the computer
The recorder can be used as a mass-volume USB storage
device for storing, backing up and removing the files. You do
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not need to install software to connect the recorder with the
computer via a USB cable as shown below:
Reminder
• When importing or exporting files from the recorder,
please do not disconnect the recorder and the computer.
Otherwise, the file will be damaged.
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5 Recording
When you use the recorder for the first time, please pay
attention to the instructions in this section
(1)When the voice mode is off, press“”button and select
the folder you want.
(2)Press the Record button to enter the recording pause
interface. When you press the Record button for
the second time, you will begin recording. When the
Record indicator light goes red, please place the internal
microphone near the sound source.
(3)During the Recording mode, press Record button to pause
recording. When the red light flickers, the screen will
show the recording pause logo.
(4)Press the Record button again to resume recording.
(5)During the recording process, press FOCUS button to
show the gain adjustment button. You can turn around the
button to adjust recording gain. Please adjust recording
gain to appropriate level to ensure recording quality.
(6)Press FOCUS button again to cancel the recording gain
adjustment.
(7)During the recording mode press“”button to insert
the recording bookmark. A total of 10 bookmarks are
supported.
(8)Press STOP button to stop recording and go back to the
pay pause screen for the current recorded clip.
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The reference interface for recording is shown below:
Illustration on recording interface:
8 Recording scene mode
Recording scene
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Current folder
3
4
Recording state
5Recording progress bar
Left energy bar
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Right energy bar
7
9 Power indicator
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Remaining play time
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Current recording time
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Reminder
Note
• When the batter symbol shows empty, it means the
device is low on battery. In case of low battery, the device
can be automatically turned off. If you are recording, the
device will auto-save the recorded clip and be turned off.
If there is low battery, please recharge your device. The
logo shown when batter is low is shown below.
• Before recording, please select the recording type and
scenario of your choosing. Please note that during the
stop mode, press “”button to choose among five
folders A, B, C, D, and MUSIC. You can store any
recorded clip in any of the four folders A, B, C, and D.
Each folder can store 99 recorded clips.When one folder
has stored 99 files, the system will auto store the
recorded clip in the next folder. If all folders are full and
you want to continue recording, please delete some of
the unnecessary files.
• Please do a recording test to ensure that the settings of
your recorder are correctly set.
• Each folder can store 99 files which means a total of 396
files can be stored.
• When the recorded hours exceed the maximum volume
or reach the 396 file limit, recording will stop. You need
to delete some of the recorded clips or transfer them to
your computer.
• Do not cut off power during recording mode. Otherwise,
the recorded information or file will be damaged.
• If you want to record for long hours, please charge your
device before use.
• If you choose TF memory, the recorded file will be stored
in the memory card. Please note that if the recording
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quality is set at 96K/24bit or 96k/16bit, the clips will be
stored in internal FLASH by default.
5.1 Long-distance recording
If you want to record from a large distance (10m), you can
set the recording scenario as long-distance recording. When
choosing long-distance recording, please place mic near the
sound source. During recording, if external microphone or
LINE IN is detected, long-distance recording will be invalid.
The device will default to external microphone or LINE IN
recording.
Note
• The recording type for long-distance recording is
48khz/1536kbps.
• Long-distance recording mode should not be used in
noisy environment.
5.2 Noise-reducing recording
In an environment of noise, you can use the noise-reducing
mode for recording high-resolution clips. Turn on the noise
reduction button and press Record to enter the recording
pause interface and then press Record button to enter the
noise reduction mode.
Note
• The recording type for noise reduction mode is by default
12khz/384kbps. During the recording process, if external
microphone or LINE IN is detected, long-distance recording will be invalid. The device will default to external
microphone or LINE IN recording.
5.3 External microphone recording
When you choose to use the external microphone for
recording, please insert the microphone to the external microphone socket, and then press Record for recording. After
external microphone is inserted, the internal microphone will
be turned o.
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Note
• The external microphone port must be dual-sound track.
No direct connection with sound system is allowed
during recording.
• When recording, please adjust the external volume to an
5.4 Telephone recording
Insert the telephone cable and accessory telephone connection line into the recording converter. The method of
operation is the same as using the microphone for recording.
appropriate level before recording.
Details steps are shown below:
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Voice Mode
The reference interface of voice stopping is as follows:
Illustration on the reference interface of voice stopping:
1Play mode
2Icon of recording scene mode
3Play mode
4Play status
5Play progress bar
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File list icon
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Equalizer
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10
Battery indicator
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12
Current duration
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Total duration
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File information icon
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Information icon
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9 Recording scene mode
Note
• In the STOP mode, press “” button to switch among
the five folders of A, B, C, D and MUSIC. In folders of A,
B, C and D, you can directly switch to MUSIC folder by
pressing “” button.
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6.1 Voice play
(1)Press “” button to select required folder.
(2)Press “ ” or “ ” button to select the file to play.
(3)Press “MENU” key to select the icon of the file list, press
“PLAY” button to confirm access to the file list browsing;
press the “+” or “-” button to select the file to play, press
“PLAY” button to confirm.
(4)Press “PLAY” button to start play, and the recorder’s
indicator will turn green.
(5)Use “+” or “-” button to adjust the volume.
(6)Press “STOP” button to end the play. In STOP mode, press
“MENU” button to select the file list icon, then press
“ ” or “ ” to select the menu icon, and press “PLAY”
to confirm entering the menu list.
(7)In STOP mode, press “STOP” button to display file
information such as file name, sampling rate and file size.
(8)During the play, press the PLAY button to pause, press the
PLAY button again to resume the play.
(9)Press “ ” or “ ” button to quickly play backward or
forward the current file.
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Reminder
• When the earphone is inserted into the hole, the recorder speaker will stop working.
6.2 File editing
In the process of playing the recorded file, short press the
MENU button to switch the editing function and confirm the
selection by pressing PLAY button. Function icons of Append,
Insert, Divide and Cut are displayed in turn on the information icon.
Reminder
• In the absence of any action, this function will be automatically cancelled after 8 seconds.
(1)Append: Insert a recording clip at the end of a file.
(2)Insert: Insert a recording clip between the current playback
points of a file.
(3)Divide: Divide a file from the current playback point into
two files.
(4)Cut: Press the “FOCUS” button to set the start point,
press the “PLAY” button to confirm the end point, and cut
out the middle section of the start point and end point of
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the file; if the start point isn’t set by pressing the “FOCUS”
button, press the “PLAY” button, then cut out the second
half of the file at the current playback point of the current
file.
6.3 Variable playback
For this operation, please refer to the variable playback
section of the music file.
6.4 Repetition mode
In the playback process, long press the MENU button will
enter the repetition mode. For the specific operation of
A-B repetition, please refer to the A-B repetition operation
section of the “Music Play” section.
6.5 Bookmark
Refer to bookmark section of music file for this operation.
6.6 File protection
In the STOP interface of playing recording, press the
“FOCUS” button will pop up the file protection menu.
Press the “PLAY” button to enter the “LOCK” and
“UNLOCK” options. Reference pictures are as follows:
Select “LOCK” to lock the file and “UNLOCK” to unlock.
After the file is locked, select DELETE FILE will prompt a
message saying “the file is locked” and needs to be unlocked
before it can be deleted.
6.7 Delete le
On the STOP interface of playing recordings, by pressing
the DELETE button, the interface shown in the first picture
below will be displayed. The following are related reference
pictures for performing the deletion operation:
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On the deletion list interface, press the “+” button or “-”
button to select deleting a single file or all files; on the
deletion file interface, press the “+” button or “-” button to
select “YES” to confirm deletion, select “NO” to exit the
deletion interface, and press the play button to execute the
command.
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7 Music Mode
In voice mode, press “”button to switch folders or long
press “”button to directly switch music folders. The
reference interface for music play is shown as below:
ACC: Not supported.
Music files can only be played in the “MUSIC” folder. Illustration of music play interface:
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Support MP3,WMA,WAV,AAC,FLAC,APE,OGG.
WAV: bit rate above 192KHZ/24bit is not supported.
FLAC: bit rate above 96KHZ/24bit and 192KHZ/24bit is not
supported.
WMA: bit rate above 48KHZ/24bit and 96KHZ/24bit is not
supported.
APE: 192KHZ/24bit is not supported.
ALAC: Not supported.
1Music icon
PLAY sate
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PLAY mode
3
5Current duration of play
List icon
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Battery indicator
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File name
9 Equalizer
File bit rate
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Total duration
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Menue icon
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File information icon
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7.1 Playback mode
On the interface of music play, press “ ” and “ ” to
select previous/next music, press MENU button to select the
file list icon, press “PLAY” button to browse into the file list,
press “+” and “-” to select the files to play, and press “PLAY”
to confirm.
7.2 Variable playback
Short press “SPEED” button to enter the adjustment interface of play speed. The reference interface is shown as below:
Press “+” button or “-” button to adjust playback speed.
Press “PLAY” to confirm.
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7.3 Repetition mode
During playback, press the MENU button to enter the repetition mode. Set AB repetition:
• In the playback state, short press the MENU button to
enter the repetition state, but at this time the “A” of “AB” in the display screen flickers until the start point A of
repetition is confirmed, and short press “ ” to confirm
the start point A of repetition.
• Set the end point of repetition: After setting the start
point A, the B of “A-B” flickers on the screen, then short
press “ ” to set the end point B of repetition, “A-B” will
display on the screen. When the repetition icon shows “AB”, the repetition between A and B points starts. After
reaching the set times, “A” in “A-B” icon flickers until the
start point A is confirmed and the recorder returns to
normal playback. If repetition is no longer needed, exit the
repetition mode in the following ways.
• Cancel repetition: short press the “PLAY” button to
cancel the previous setting of AB Repetition, and pause
playback. Short press the “STOP” button to cancel the
previous setting of AB Repetition and stop playing. Press
the “MENU” button to cancel the previous setting of AB
Repetition and return to the normal play state.
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7.4 Bookmark
During playback, short press “” button to insert
bookmark. 10 bookmark files are supported. During playback,
long press “” button to pop up the bookmark menu,
including Go to Bookmark Playback and Delete Bookmark.
Press the “+” button and “-” button to select the “Go to
Bookmark Playback” menu, and press the “PLAY” button to
confirm the list of Bookmark Playback. The reference
interface is as follows:
• Press the “+”button and “-” button to select the
bookmark point to play.
• Press the “PLAY” button to enter bookmark playback.
Operation of deleting bookmarks is similar to that of playing
bookmarks.
Reminder
• During Stop mode, press Stop button to check file
information, including file name, author, sampling rate and
file size.
7.5 Delete le
Please refer to the section on Delete Audio File. The lyric
shows that the product supports “*.lrc” format to ensure
synchronized play of music and lyric.
Note
• The name of the lyric file should be consistent with the
name of the music file.
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8 System Settings
You can set the following according to your personal preferences. In voice or music mode, long press “MENU” button
to enter the file menu interface, and press “previous” button
and “next“ button to select the system settings. The relevant
reference pictures of the interface are shown as below,
including file menu, recording settings, screen settings and
device settings.
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8.1 File menu
File menu bar includes equalizer and playback mode, which
can be set according to personal preferences.
8.1.1 Equalizer
In the file menu bar, select the “equalizer” menu and press
the “PLAY” button to enter the equalizer. The equalizer
includes sound eects of “o, rock, pop, soft, jazz, classical,
bass”. The reference interface is as follows:
In the equalizer, you can use the “+” button and “-” button
to select the appropriate mode, and then press the “PLAY”
button to confirm.
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8.1.2 Play mode
Select the Play Mode menu in the File Menu Bar and press
the “PLAY” button to enter the Play Mode menu where you
can choose your desired Play Mode. The reference interface
is shown as below:
O: Automatically stop playing after playing the files in the
current folder.
Random: Play files in the current folder randomly.
Folder: Loop the files of the current folder.
Document: Play the current file in a single loop.
8.2 Recording settings
Recording settings bar includes recording quality, recording
scenario, automatic segmentation, timer and voice control.
Corresponding settings can be made according to relevant
applications.
8.2.1 Recording quality
Recording quality includes multiple recording types such as
PCM 96KHz/24bit, PCM 96KHz/16bit, PCM 48KHz/16bit,
PCM 32KHz/16bit, MP3 192kbps, MP3 128kbps. The reference interface is shown as below:
8.2.2 Recording scene
Recording scenario includes diary mode, interview mode,
meeting mode, teaching mode, long-distance mode, which
are applicable to most of the application scenarios. Reference
interface is shown as below:
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Diary mode: can be used for voice recording in daily life to
record everything in life.
Interview mode: can be used to record conversations with
interviewees.
Conference mode: can be used for recording in conference
venues.
Teaching mode: can be used for recording in teaching place.
Long-distance mode: can record sound within 10 meters.
8.2.4 Timer
Reminder
• Regardless of the recording type, when inserting an
external microphone/Line in, recoding priority is given to
an external microphone/Line in; long-distance recording
mode has no earphone monitoring function and is not
applicable to noisy environment, so please align your
microphone with the sound source when recording.
Timer: Preset a time first. When the system time reaches the
preset time, the system will record automatically. From the
function menu, select the “Timer” menu and press the “PLAY”
button to enter the Timing Recording Settings menu. The
reference interface is shown as below:
8.2.3 Automatic segmentation
Automatic segmentation includes 30 minutes, 60 minutes
and O. The reference interface of automatic segmentation
function is as follows:
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Set start, set date and set time. Reference interface of settings is shown as below:
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DURATION is used to set the recording duration of timing
recording. 30 minutes, 60 minutes, 120 minutes and No
Restriction can be set. The reference interface is as follows:
8.2.5 Voice control
Once the voice control function is enabled, the recorder will
automatically start recording when the device detects sound;
when no sound is detected, the recorder will automatically
stop recording; when sound is detected again, the recorder
will automatically start recording. The reference interface
pictures of the voice control settings are as follows:
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Note
• Please check whether the battery is sufficient before
setting the timing recording.
8.3 Screen settings
Screen settings include Language and Back Light.
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8.3.1 Language
In the Language Selection menu, there are three languages
including English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
The reference interface of language selection is as follows:
8.3.2 Back light
20 seconds, 30 seconds, 45 seconds, 60 seconds and Always-ON are available for back light duration. Without any
action on the device within the set time, the back light will
automatically go o. If you choose “Always-ON”, the back
light will be always on.
8.4 Device settings
The device settings bar includes Date/Time, Automatic Shutdown, Format Device, Recording Indicator, Device Sound,
Memory Selection, Information and Restore Factory Settings.
8.4.1 Date/Time
Reference pictures of system time setting interface are shown
as below:
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On this interface, current time and display format of the
system time can be set.
For example, when selecting the time format “Set Time
Format” menu, the following reference interface will be
displayed:
Under this interface, press “+” or “-” and “ ” or “ ” to
set the real-time date.
Press “ ” and “ ” to choose year, month and day;
Press “+” or “-” to change the corresponding position value.
Selecting the “Set Time” menu, the following reference interface will display:
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Two time display formats including 12-hour system and 24hour system are available under this interface. The default
system is 12-hour system. For example, selecting “Set Date”
menu, the following reference interface will be displayed:
Under this interface, press “+” or “-” and “ ” or “ ” to
set the real-time time.
Press “ ” and “ ” to choose hour and minute; Press “+”
or “-” to change the corresponding position value.
8.4.2 Auto shutdown
The system will shut down automatically if there is no action
on the device within the set time. The reference interface for
auto shutdown settings is as follows:
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8.4.3 Format device
Format native memory/external card.
8.4.6 Memory selection
Native memory or external card memory.
8.4.7 Information
The information menu includes disk information, card information and firmware version.
Disk information: used to view local memory size and remaining space information.
Card information: used to view the card memory size and the
remaining space information.
Firmware version: used to view firmware version information.
8.4.4 Recording indicator
Turning on the recording indicator, the recording indicator
will be on while recording, and the recording indicator will
not be on when turning o the indicator.
8.4.8 Restore factory settings
Reset device settings.
8.4.5 Device sound
When turning on the device sound, there is a key tone in the
key operation. When turning o, the key operation is silent.
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9 FAQ
This section has listed all the frequently asked questions to
help you address the simple issues during use of the voice/
video recorder. If such issues persist, please consult our dealers or visit our ocial website: www.philips.com/support
9.1 Failure to start the recorder
The batter has run out and you need to charge your device.
9.2 Failure to record
If the recorder has exceeded the maximum file limit or the
maximum volume, please delete some of the recorded clips
or transfer them to external memory devices.
9.3 Failure to play recorded clip
The recorder might be in a HOLD mode. Unlock the HOLD
button. If the batter has run out, please recharge your device.
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10 Technical Parameters
Port: USB
10.1 Memory
External Memory
Standard Recording Hours (8GB): around 136 hours under
MP3 128kbps recording mode; around 6 hours under PCM
96khz/16bit recording mode.
Standard Recording Hours (16GB): around 272 hours under
MP3 128kbps recording mode and around 12 hours under
PCM 96khz/16bit recording mode.
Internal Storage Type: NAND Flash Memory
Portable Storage Device (PC): Yes
Memory Card: Yes
10.4 Recording
PCM 96KHz/24bit: bit rate 4608kbps, WAV PCM format
96KHz/16bit: bit rate 3072kbps, WAV PCM format
PCM 48KHz/16bit: bit rate 1536kbps, WAV format
PCM 32KHz/16bit: bit rate 1024kbps, WAV format
MP3 44KHz: bit rate 192kbps, MP3 format
MP3 44KHz: bit rate 128kbps, MP3 format