Eiki 8080 owner manual Using an External Device

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Using a Microphone or External Device

Using an External Device

You can play back or record sound input from a connected external device in the same way as Mic Mixing Recording and Playback.

1 Connect a device to the [AUX IN] connector. (See page 11.)

2 Set up and start playback or recording.

3 Play the external device. Tips:

•The sound from an external device will be mixed with the playback sound of the 8080. If you want to play or record only the sound of the external device, refer to the Tips in the “Mic Mixing Playback (Microphone Ampliﬁcation)” and “Mic Mixing Recording” sections.

CAUTION:

•You cannot use the [MIC] connector and the [AUX IN] connector at the same time. Remove the microphone from the [MIC] connector if you plan to use the [AUX IN] connector.

•The [AUX IN] connector accepts a monaural signal. Signals from a connected external device will be mixed with the playback sound of the 8080 in monaural.

Recording

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Contents USB Recorder CD Player Cassette Tape Recorder Important Safety Instructions Power PrecautionsModèle pour les Canadien Supplied AccessoryContents Up to ﬁve headphone jacks can be used simultaneously FeaturesCD/USB transport section OrientationControls and Connections Display AC indicator turns off Turning the Power OnTurning the Power Off AC indicator lights upBasic Operation and Connection Adjusting the toneAdjusting the left and right level balance Adjusting the volumeConnecting external speakers 5Connecting a microphone 6Connecting an external deviceListening through the headphones Resume function Pausing playbackChanging the display indication Stopping playbackSelecting a folder Fast forward/fast rewind SearchingProgram Playback Playback Pitch ControlRepeat Playback Random PlaybackChecking, deleting and adding programmed tracks Rewinding or fast forwarding the tape Pausing the tape playbackListening to a Tape Stopping the tape playbackPress the USB REC button Set the Input Select switch to CD 2Insert a music CDRecording to a USB Flash Drive Connect the USB ﬂash drive to the USB portStart recording from the desired track Set the Input Select switch to CD Insert a music CDPress the USB REC button twice within one Second Stopping recordingConnect the USB ﬂash drive to the USB port Set the Input Select switch to USB Insert a cassette tapeButton blinks red, and the unit enters record ready mode Press the Play button in the tape transport sectionUse a Type I Normal cassette tape for recording Set the Input Select switch to CD Insert a CDRecording to a Cassette Tape Recording from a CD to a Cassette TapeRecording from a USB Flash Drive to a Cassette Tape Set the Input Select switch to USB Connect a USB ﬂash driveMic Mixing Recording Using a Microphone or External DeviceUsing an External Device 8080 supports the following ﬁle formats Supported Discs, USB Devices, and FilesSupported USB Devices About CD-R and CD-RW discsCD USB ﬂash drive About Folders and FilesFile Playback Sequence Handling CDs About CD and Cassette TapeLoose tape Other precautions for handling cassette tapesHandling Cassette Tapes Recommended cassette tapesCleaning the head of the cassette tape recorder MaintenanceCleaning the unit Cleaning the optical pickup lens of the CD playerNot light up TroubleshootingUSB Cassette tape recorder section SpeciﬁcationsCD player section USB recorder sectionSN 29344778A

8080 specifications

The Eiki 8080 is a remarkable projector that has garnered attention for its blend of advanced technology and user-friendly features. Designed primarily for professional and educational environments, it offers a robust solution for presentations, film screenings, and various multimedia applications.

One of the standout features of the Eiki 8080 is its impressive brightness, which typically measures around 3500 lumens. This high luminosity ensures vivid and clear projections even in well-lit rooms, making it a versatile choice for diverse settings. The projector employs state-of-the-art DLP (Digital Light Processing) technology, allowing for superior image quality with sharp details and vibrant colors. This technology also contributes to reduced maintenance requirements and increased lifespan.

In terms of resolution, the Eiki 8080 boasts native XGA (1024x768) resolution, which is ideal for a wide range of content—from detailed slideshows to high-definition videos. The projector supports various aspect ratios, providing flexibility depending on the source material and screen configuration. Additionally, its ability to handle multiple input formats, including HDMI, VGA, and composite video, allows seamless connectivity with different devices such as laptops, Blu-ray players, and cameras.

Portability is another key characteristic of the Eiki 8080. Its relatively lightweight design coupled with an integrated carrying handle makes it easy to transport, making it suitable for traveling professionals or educational setups that require mobility. The projector also features built-in speakers, providing satisfactory audio output for smaller gatherings, although external speakers can be connected for larger audiences.

A user-friendly interface enhances the experience, with straightforward controls that enable quick adjustments to settings such as focus, zoom, and keystone correction. This level of customization allows users to achieve the perfect image alignment and quality, ensuring effective communication during presentations.

Additionally, the Eiki 8080 emphasizes eco-friendliness with energy-saving features, prolonging lamp life and reducing power consumption, which is a crucial consideration for institutions conscious of operational costs and environmental impact. Overall, the Eiki 8080 amalgamates advanced technology, portability, and user-centric design, making it a preferred choice for professionals in various fields.