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5)Select a desired audio file in the "bwff" directory on the card (see arrow 4 below).

The selected audio file is shown in "Region in current file".

6)Click on "Convert ->", followed by "Done" (see arrow 5 below).

The display shows the window for selecting a folder for storing the file.

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7)Select a desired destination folder for storing the file and click on "Select" (see arrow 6

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The PC starts storing the selected file to the folder.

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The stored file is displayed in the audio region list (see arrow 7 below).

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Contents Field Memory Recorder Model FR-2 Page Safety Instructions Table of contents Audio input/output connection Setting cue pointsPC/Keyboard connection About recording system Recording analog audioSetup menu Menu mode outline Cue menuConnecting the FR-2 to a PC Physical dimensionsAbout this manual Precautions on installation Manual organization Menu mode Exporting audio files to a PC SpecificationsManual conventions Memo Product overview Overview FR-2 Carring belt What is in the boxMemo Table of contents Please read this chapter before usingInserting batteries About power supplyOperating on batteries Insert eight AA-type batteries Reducing the battery power consumptionFit the compartment cover as it was before Ni-HMOperating the FR-2 on the AC adaptor Connecting the AC adaptorTurning on the power About power supply voltage Adjusting the display contrast Setting the display backlight/contrastTurning the backlight on or off Press the Enter key to fix the contrast valueSetting the realtime clock Inserting/removing a memory card About memory cardWhen loading a card which is not FAT32 formatted When loading a used FAT32 formatted cardInserting a card Insert a memory card to card slotWhile YES is highlighted, press the Enter key Use the Menu dial to select YES and press the Enter key Removing a cardWhile the recorder is stopped, press the Card Release key Not Mounted Default volume label examples ATA PCM000 CFC CFC000 Volume labelInitial format of a memory card While the warning message is shown, press the Enter keyMemo Details about screens Names and functionsMenu mode HOME/HOLD Reset keyPhones jack SP/HP Monitor controlPeak indicators Access indicatorMENU/ENTER knob REC Stby Record Standby keyCard Release key Top panelLight Contrast key Quantization switch FS kHz switchPRE REC switch Track Mode switchHPF switches LINE/MIC switchesTrim controls Transport keys Play keyRight side panel Left side panelBottom panel Home screen When no memory card is setDetails about screens When a recorded memory card is set Menu mode screensWhen a virgin memory card is set FR-2Field Memory Recorder Names and functions FR-2Field Memory Recorder Names and functions PC/keyboard connection Audio input/output connectionAnalog audio inputs Audio input/output connectionDigital audio output Digital audio inputAnalog audio outputs PC/keyboard Connection Connecting the FR-2 to a PCConnecting the FR-2 to a USB keyboard Skip/locate functions Recording/playbackRecording time in stereo Recording time in mono About recording systemRecording analog audio Adjusting the input gainSelecting the input source High-pass FilterSelecting the sampling frequency/quantization bit length LimiterScreen example during input monitor Level controls Selecting the track modeAdjusting the recording level Checking the remain for recording Monitoring recording signalsTo stop recording, press the REC Stby key Making recordingAbout overloading Recording with PRE REC activeRecording digital audio Quantization switchAbout default cue name Setting cue pointsSetting a cue point on-the-fly Deleting a cue point in real-time Viewing cue point informationAbout cue point information 00/08Selecting using the CUE / keys Playback in the CUE mode Cueing playbackPlayback Normal audio playbackSkip/locate functions Memo Menu mode Menu Description Menu items Menu mode outlineLocating to a cue point Locate Cue menuUse the Menu dial to select Rename and press the Enter key Renaming a cue point RenameEnter the desired cue name Press the Home key to exit the Menu modeUse the Menu dial to select Edit and press the Enter key Editing time data of a cue point EditUse the Menu dial to select Delete and press the Enter key Deleting a cue point DeleteSelecting an audio file to be played back Select File menuUse the Menu dial to select File and press the Enter key Use the Menu dial to select Select and press the Enter keyEnter the desired file name Renaming an audio file RenameCharacter keys Deleting an audio file DeletePress the Enter key to delete the file Use the Menu dial to select Protect and press the Enter key Audio file protection on/off ProtectUse the Menu dial to select Restore and press the Enter key Restoring an audio file RestoreSelecting the current drive Select Disk menuUse the Menu dial to select Disk and press the Enter key OffPress the Enter key Optimizing a memory card OptimizeUse the Menu dial to select Format and press the Enter key Formatting a memory card FormatEnter the desired volume label Editing a volume label of a memory card Volume LabelMoves the volume label cursor right and left To dismiss the information, press the Enter key Viewing information of a memory card Disk InfoSetup menu Use the Menu dial to select Setup and press the Enter key Selecting default file name type File Name ModeDate TakeSetting the default file name Default File Name Renaming the scene name Selecting Take numberSelect Take No. and press the Enter key Select Rename and press the Enter keySelect Reset and press the Enter key Resetting the scene name to the initial nameEnabling the selected scene name Select Select and press the Enter keyUse the Menu dial to enter the desired time data Adjusting the real time clock Adjust Real TimeAfter entering a desired time value, press the Enter key Speaker mute function on/off Speaker MuteUnplugged PluggedWhen selecting Batt Warning Setting error tone output condition Error ToneWhen selecting Input Clip When selecting Disk Remain Press the Home key to exit the Menu mode 22.05kHz Selecting the remain display mode Remain Display44.1kHz/48kHz 88.2kHz/96kHzDIF Setting the digital output signal format Digi Out TypeSelecting the battery type Battery Selecting the USB keyboard type Keyboard Viewing the ROM version Version To executing initializing, press the Enter key Initializing settings of the Setup menu Init SetupFR-2Field Memory Recorder Menu mode/Setup menu Exporting audio files to a PC Connecting the FR-2 to a PC Display shows the first layer of the Menu mode screen 100 Exporting audio data to a computer application exampleClick on Convert -, followed by Done see arrow 5 below 101102 Main specifications USB for USB keyboard connection Digital IN/OUT 176.4 kHz and 192 kHz FS are not supportedUSB for PC connection Weight DimensionsPower supply Quantization and Sampling Frequency106 Affect of Immunity on This Equipment Declaration of EC DirectiveMemo Page Fostex CO

FR-2 specifications

The Fostex FR-2 is a highly regarded portable field recorder designed for professional audio engineers, musicians, filmmakers, and sound recordists. Known for its robust build quality, versatile features, and high-quality sound capture, the FR-2 has earned a solid reputation in various recording scenarios.

One of the standout features of the Fostex FR-2 is its ability to record in multiple formats, including Broadcast WAV and MP3, offering flexibility to meet different production standards. It supports 24-bit/192 kHz recording, providing exceptional audio quality that is particularly appreciated in high-fidelity applications. The dual-channel recording capability allows users to capture stereo sound with clarity and precision, making it perfect for capturing live performances, interviews, and ambient sounds.

The FR-2 is equipped with two built-in phantom-powered XLR microphone inputs, which enable the connection of professional-grade microphones without the need for external power sources. This greatly enhances the recorder's utility in field settings where mobility and equipment management are crucial. Furthermore, the unit features a high-performance preamp that ensures low noise levels and superb dynamic range, contributing to the overall sound quality.

An intuitive interface with a large, backlit LCD screen makes navigating the device easy, even in low-light conditions. Users can quickly access settings, track information, and levels, facilitating a smooth recording experience. The FR-2 also offers multiple recording modes, including the ability to create backup tracks, which enhances reliability during critical sessions.

On the connectivity front, the Fostex FR-2 includes Audio Output and Input options, USB support for data transfer, and a headphone output for monitoring. It’s powered by either an internal rechargeable battery or external AC power, providing flexibility for various recording environments.

The rugged design of the FR-2 ensures durability, essential for fieldwork in challenging conditions. Its compact size maximizes portability while maintaining a solid feel, making it a reliable companion for professionals on the go.

In conclusion, the Fostex FR-2 is a versatile and feature-rich field recorder that combines portability with professional audio quality. Its advanced technologies, user-friendly interface, and robust design make it an excellent choice for anyone looking to capture high-quality sound in the field. Whether for music, film, or immersive soundscapes, the FR-2 stands out as a leading tool in the realm of portable audio recording.
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