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Connection Status
The large "LED" indicator at the top right of the window indicates
whether a FlashMic is connected to the computer. It is red when
a FlashMic is not connected, and turns green when a successful
connection is established.
Menu Bar
Many of the options available in the menu bar are standard to all Windows™ applications
and need little explanation:
File>
New: clears all parameter fields, allows creation of new configuration file. (Keyboard
shortcut: CTRL + N)
Open: opens "Select file to Open/Load" dialogue box to permit selection of existing
configuration file to load. (Keyboard shortcut: CTRL + O)
Save: Saves currently-loaded configuration file as existing filename, unless it is a new file
being saved for the first time, in which case the "Save File As" dialogue box opens, for file
naming. (Keyboard shortcut: CTRL + S)
Save As: opens "Save File As" dialogue box to permit file naming before saving. (Keyboard
shortcut: none)
File Repair: opens a routine to allow a FlashMic audio file that has become corrupted (due to
power failure etc.) to be recovered. This routine scans the FlashMic's memory and checks
for correct file lengths and EOF markers, and applies fixes where necessary and possible. A
report is provided identifying fixed and lost files. (This functions in the PC version only.)
Exit: closes FlashMic Manager. (Keyboard shortcut: CTRL + E)
Settings>
Set Date and Time: opens "Set Date and Time" dialogue box, permitting the FlashMic's
internal clock to be reset. This clock is used to time-stamp recorded audio files. (Keyboard
shortcut: CTRL + T)
Note this menu option is unavailable unless a FlashMic is connected to the computer and
turned on.
Set Date and Time Window
Set DRM Name: opens "Set DRM Name" dialogue box, allowing the name of the FlashMic
currently connected to be changed (maximum 6 characters). The factory default name is
DRM85. This name forms part of the file header of each recorded sound file, so renaming
the FlashMic to a unique name (e.g., that of the user) is of great assistance when multiple
FlashMics are employed. (Keyboard shortcut: CTRL + R.) See FlashMic File Names, page
35 for more information.
Note this menu option is unavailable unless a FlashMic is connected to the computer and
turned on.
Set DRM Name Window
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