Aigo atom A205 user manual Sample Rate, Recording Formats, Max. Recording Time, MP3 Bit Rate

aigo atom A205 Digital Audio Player USER MANUAL

Sample Rate:

Also known as “Sampling Rate”, this measures the “resolution” of the sound - the higher the Sample Rate, the higher the quality of sound.

Recording Formats:

Indicates the formats that the Player can create when recording.

Max. Recording Time:

Indicates the maximum amount of direct recording time.

MP3 Bit Rate:

This indicates the sample rate for MP3 files.

Frequency Response:

Also known as “Dynamic Range”, this indicates the tonal range of the sounds that can be played on the Player.

SNR (Sound-to-Noise Ratio):

SNR is a ratio of the power or volume (amplitude) of a sound to the amount of unwanted interference (noise) that has mixed in with it. Measured in decibels, the sound-to-noise ratio measures the clarity of the signal in a circuit or a wired or wireless transmission channel. The greater the ratio (evidenced by a larger number), the less noise and the more easily it can be filtered out.

Receiving Frequency Range:

This indicates the range of frequencies that the player can receive – in this case, the FM band frequencies.

Acceptable File Formats:

Refers to the file formats or types of music track that can be loaded and played by the Player.

Functional Temperature Range:

Indicates the temperature range at which you can expect the Player to function normally.

Available Languages:

Indicates the languages that can be specified by the user to be used by the Player and shown in the OLED screen.

Operating Systems:

Indicates the operating systems on a PC with which the Player can connect for downloading of files, etc.

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