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A/D conversion : 24-bit, 64/128x oversampling

D/A conversion : 24-bit, 128x oversampling

<INPUT L, R>

Connector : Mini phone jacks

Input impedance : 10 kΩ

Nominal level : LINE -6 dBV, MIC -39 dBV

Maximum level : LINE +6 dBV, MIC -27 dBV

Source impedance :600 Ω

<OUT>

Connector : Stereo mini phone jack

Output impedance : 150 Ω

Nominal level : -6 dBV

Maximum level : +6 dBV

Load impedance : 10 kΩ or greater

<PHONES>

Connector : Stereo mini phone jack

Output impedance : 100 Ω

Maximum level : 40 mW + 40 mW @16 Ω

<USB>

Connector : Type B

Format : USB 2.0 compliant, USB mass storage class

Supported operating systems: Windows Me, 2000, or later Mac OS 9.0.4 or later

Included items

AC adaptor (also operates as charger), owner's manual (this document), protective case,

stereo mic(CM-2M), clip stand, CD-ROM ("AudioGate" audio file conversion application)

Demo project

Downtime

performed by Will Champlin

copyright Will Champlin 2006

www.willchamplin.com

www.myspace.com/willchamplin

* Appearance and specifications are subject to change without notice.

Contents

Main E 2 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS Precautions Location Power supply Interference with other electrical devices Handling Handling of the internal hard disk Data handling COPYRIGHT WARNING Contents Introduction-------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 Basic operation --------------------------------------------------------------10 Other functions -------------------------------------------------------------- 31 Appendix ---------------------------------------------------------------------48 Introduction Features Connection example Parts of the MR-1 Front and side panels Top panel Screens and operations Level meter screen and menu list (MENU) screen Selecting parameters and setting values Basic operation 1. Power and usage Using the AC adaptor Using the rechargeable battery Recharging the battery Remaining battery indication Operating time with the rechargeable battery Rechargeable battery lifespan 2. Connecting your monitor equipment 3. Turning the power on/off Turning the power on Turning the power off Auto shutdown function 4. Playing back the demo project What is a project? Playing back Pausing Stopping playback 5. The level meter screen 6. Recording Selecting your recording device Unbalanced input Balanced input Recording using the mic inputs Selecting the recording format Manually adjusting the recording level Starting and stopping recording 7. Other playback/record operations Selecting and playing back a project/file Selecting a project/file using the rewind & fast-forward buttons Selecting a project/file using the P-dial or Using the Auto Gain Control mode Gain Decrease Gain Increase Gain Decrease (Gain Reduction) Gain Increase Using marks within a project Adding a mark Viewing the mark list Using marks to move Editing marks Editing the time location of a mark Deleting a mark (Delete Mark) Deleting all marks (Delete All Mark) 8. Other general operations Changing the meter peak hold and the counter mode % ! # $ Editing the project/file name Page Conserving battery power Backlight setting Auto shutdown setting LED setting Setting the date and time Protecting a project Deleting a project/file Viewing details about the project/file Other functions Play mode Page Play list (PLAY LIST) Creating a play list Viewing a play list Editing a play list Play Now Change Order Remove From List Remove All Record mode Project recording format (New Project Type) WAV (BWF) DFF (DSDIFF) DSF Settings when WAV (BWF) is selected Recording time for each format (per 1Gbyte) System settings (SYSTEM) LCD Contrast Device information (Device Info) Formatting the hard disk (Format) Updating the system (Load System) Preparing for the update Update procedure DSD output filter settings (DSD Filter) Using the MR-1 with your computer There are limitations on the audio files that the MR-1 can recognize (p.44). USB mode Entering USB mode Windows users (Windows Me/2000 or later) Exiting USB mode Windows users (Windows Me/2000 or later) Macintosh users (Mac OS 9.0.4 or later) Transferring files Hard disk structure and files Supported audio files Supported folders and file names Folder/file structure WAV_0001 WAV_0001_001.wav Using the AudioGate software Installing AudioGate Contents of the CD-ROM Operating requirements Mac OS X Windows XP users Mac OS X users Appendix Troubleshooting Various messages Execution messages Error messages Page Project Name Error. Delete illegal folder. System File Error. Time Limit. Warning: Bad fragmentation. Should be optimized. Confirmation messages Info : # # # # # Serious error messages Fatal : # # # # # Specifications Main sections < Recorder section > < General > Main specifications Page Index Menu list screen Project/file edit screen Meter/counter screen Mark edit select screen Page E 1 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS