Sony BM-850D manual Dictation, To record the LTR signal, To record the SEC signal, Recording time

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Dictation (continued)

Notes

•The LTR or the SEC signal should be recorded with the intervals of more than 6 seconds.

•Playback sound is muted when either the LTR or SEC button is pressed.

•If either the LTR or SEC button is pressed while turning on the SPEED CONTROL selector, the tape will run at normal tape speed.

To record the LTR signal

Press LTR on the hand control unit.

Each time the button is pressed, the number on the LTR (document) counter increases by one and “LTR” flashes for about three seconds.

To record the SEC signal

Press SEC on the hand control unit.

Each time the button is pressed, the number on the SEC (special instruction) counter increases by one and “SEC” flashes for about three seconds.

LTR

SEC

Up to nine signals each can be recorded. If more than nine signals are recorded, “E” appears in the counter display.

Recording time

Select the desired tape speed for recording with the use of the TAPE SPEED selector.

2.4 cm:For optimum sound (recommended for normal use)

A 60-minute recording can be made using both sides of the MC- 60BM Microcassette.

1.2 cm:For longer recording time

A 120-minute recording can be made using both sides of the MC- 60BM Microcassette.

Monitoring while dictating

The recording can be monitored through earphones. Connect a Sony DE- 45 or MDR-U10M earphones (not supplied) to the EARPHONE jack located on the left side of the unit. Adjust VOLUME if required.

to EARPHONE

Earphone (supplied with BM-850T only)

VOLUME

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Contents Microcassette Dictator/Transcriber Precautions Table of ContentsAbout This Manual FeaturesDifferences in supplied accessories As a dictator BM-850DOperation Flow Chart Dictation BM-850DTranscription BM-850T Setting Up the Unit Power ConnectionAttaching the cradle Cassette Insertion To reuse a cassetteDictation To stop the tapeDigital Counter While Dictating To record LTR letter and SEC secretary signalsBefore dictating, press Reset to reset the counters to zero Convenient FunctionsDictation To record the LTR signalTo record the SEC signal Recording timeTo B. Space When you have finished dictatingQuick reviewing playback/correcting the dictated material To DictTips on Transcription TranscriptionRewind Start/Stop Listen Foot control unit Auto Stop function To rewind the tapeTo rapidly advance the tape Controlling the speedOperations Auto backspace function TranscriptionReverse Time at 9 position Private listening To return the unit to the Electronic Index on modeSelecting the speaker Insert the cassette with the side to be erased up. See ErasingKeep Erase pressed and then press 0 REW Telephone Telephone RecordingDuring telephone recording Example of Transcription Example of Dictation and TranscriptionExample of Dictation Blinks for approx seconds and stops blinkingJSS/hh Blinks for about 3 seconds and then stops blinkingTroubleshooting Guide Alarm System Alarm system Situation To release alarm systemCleaning the heads SpecificationsMaintenance Cleaning the cabinetLeft side Location and Function of ControlsRear Display Window

BM-850T, BM-850D specifications

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The BM-850D model is exceptional for its digital technology. It incorporates advanced digital signal processing (DSP), which provides pristine audio quality and allows for extensive customization of sound parameters. With its user-friendly interface, operators can quickly adjust levels, EQ, and effects to suit any performance context. The console features multiple input channels, enabling simultaneous use of various audio sources, which is ideal for complex audio setups.

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The control layout of both models is intuitive, featuring clear labeling and easy access to critical functions. This design reduces the learning curve for users, allowing them to focus on delivering exceptional sound quality.

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