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Writing Start IDs automatically during
recording — Auto mode
The Start IDs will be written automatically according
to input level. A Start ID is written when
— you started recording or released recording pause
(when there is no sound input, the moment there is
sound input).
— there is sound input after a soundless segment or a
segment with very low recording level (factory
preset: - 50 dB) for 3 seconds or longer.
— you pressed START ID • ENTER during recording.
1 Press the START ID •
MODE button repeatedly
until “AUTO-ID”
appears.
2 Begin the recording. When the Start ID is written,
“WRITE” appears for a moment, and then
flashes for about 9 seconds (about 18
seconds in the LP mode).
Adjusting Start ID blank detection threshold
In the Auto mode, the recorder writes a Start ID at the
first sound input after every blank. The blank
detection threshold is the input level below which the
recorder recognizes as a blank
(factory preset is -50 dB).
By adjusting the threshold, you can write Start IDs
automatically even when recording a live
performance, where there is constant low level input.
1 Press CLOCK/SET for 2
seconds or longer. ”CLOCK”
will appear in the display.
Note
In the Auto mode, Start
IDs may not be written
properly if there is noise
in the sound source.
Tips
• To write the Start ID
manually during
recording, press the
START ID • ENTER
button. The Start ID is
written at the point
where the START ID •
ENTER button is
pressed.
• The recorder switches
between manual and
automatic modes only
when START ID •
MODE is pressed
during recording,
recording monitor, or
recording pause.
To disable the Semi-auto mode
Hold down START ID • MODE until ”AUTO-ID”
disappears from the display.
Tip
To display the detection
threshold, hold down
rREC during recording,
recording monitor, or
recording pause. The
recording level meter will
flash at the threshold
level.
