Flashmic Menu System; Using The Menus - HHB FlashMic DRM85 Manual Del Usuario

FlashMic Menu System

The FlashMic's menu system allows you to adjust internal settings and select various options
to suit your specific recording needs.
Basic recording, playback and file transfer do not require use of the menu system.
Note that some of the menus will only be available to the user if access to them was enabled
in the FlashMic Manager software at the time of configuration file definition. These menus
are clearly indicated in the descriptions that follow and are marked with an asterisk (*) in
the table below. Please see the manual section on FlashMic Manager for more information
about configuration files and enabling or disabling user access.

Using the Menus

The menu system is entered by pressing the M/STOP button while the FlashMic is in IDLE
mode. The word
MENU
Note that pressing M/STOP while the FlashMic is in REC or PLAY modes cancels REC or
PLAY.
This is the 'header' of the menu option list. A SHORT DOWN TURN of the jogswitch will
now bring up the first of the menus,
the others in turn. When the menu that you want to check or modify is reached, it may be
selected by a SHORT PRESS of the jogswitch.
The menu options are:
MENU
Preset Menu
*Recording Mode Menu
*Recording Level Menu
*Hi-pass Filter Menu
*Battery Type Menu
Delete Menu
Clock Set Menu
Pressing M/STOP a second time (from anywhere within the menu structure) will return the
FlashMic to IDLE mode.
A SHORT PRESS on the jogswitch from within a menu option (i.e., after a menu option has
been selected) returns the FlashMic to the opening screen of that menu option. The display
will briefly show OK to confirm that the required change has been made.
En.6
appears in the display.
MENU
Entering the Menu System
PRESET
DISPLAY
Allows selection of a different configuration
PRESET
preset
Allows selection of audio file format
R MODE
Adjustment of recording level
RECLEV
Hi-pass filter in/out
HIPASS
Set for battery type in use
BATTYP
Deletes selected recording
DELTRK
Sets internal calendar and clock
TIMDAT
. Subsequent SHORT DOWN TURNs bring up
USE