Philips SX9100 warranty Package Content, Playback, Adjusting Output Level, Recording

Package Content

SX9100 Digital Player/Recorder unit Power Adapter 110v AC to 9V AC 100 ma Audio cord 3.5mm to 3.5mm 12 feet long

“Y” patch connector (3.5mm plug to 2 x 3.5mmjacks) 1inch RCA to RCA audio cord 6 feet long

User’s Manual

MX9000 True Audio Card (optional)

Playback

Audio playback starts automatically as soon as the power is connected, the Green LED light turns On to indicate the device is ON and is playing.

Adjusting Output Level

Use the Volume control to adjust the output level. If the Music On Hold volume is too low turn the Volume control clockwise; If the Music On Hold sounds too loud turn the Volume control counter clockwise to desired level.

Recording

Please NOTE: Recording will write over the existing audio in the MX9000 card, be sure to use a Blank MX9000 card or have the audio source file ready for re- recording if needed.

Before you start - adjust the volume on your audio source (PC, CD player, etc.) to about 60 to 70% level up.

•Press REC, play back stops Green LED turns OFF.

•Start your music/audio & press the REC button on the SX9100, the RED LED light turns ON and the recording starts.

You can monitor the recording via the speakers/headset of your source. You may press REC any time to STOP the recording; the playback automatically resumes. To re-record do the above steps.

To prevent accidental recording remove the 3.5 mm audio cord when done. Pressing REC button now stops/re-starts the playback and will not record.

Audio Quality If the audio quality is not acceptable the PC or other audio source volume level may be too low or too high, when the volume of the audio source is too high, the recordings may have some distortion specially

The maximum recording time is 8 minutes 40 seconds

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during spoken words, when the recordings are too soft the volume on the audio source is too low. Adjust the audio level on your PC or other audio source accordingly, re-record if needed.

Adjusting Recording Volume

The SX9100 is factory calibrated for recording at a mid level audio from a PC or other sound source, therefore the recording adjustment on the SX9100 does not need to be changed. If for some unforeseen reason your audio source is too low (even after you crank up the volume on it), you can rotate this adjustment pot with a Philips screw driver clock wise to increase the recording volume. (or counter clock wise to reduce the recording volume)

MX9000 Card “True Audio Card”

The MX9000 card is a Flash card that holds the recordings.

Make sure the power is OFF prior to inserting this card into the slot.

If you need to re-insert the MX9000 card or record another MX9000 card be sure to remove the power by un plugging the 9V from the player, then insert the new MX9000 card ( Multi MX9000 gang recorder is available)

Unlike other Flash based cards that compress the audio, voice and audio signals are recorded directly into solid state memory in the MX9000 card in their natural, un- compressed form, providing superior quality voice and music reproduction. MX9000 card has 100 -year retention time at zero power and can be re-recorded 100,000 times.

Specifications:

File Formats: supports file formats such as Windows .wav, MP3, WMA, Frequency response 20Hz to 20 KHz.

Sampling rate: supports both 8-bit and 16-bit uncompressed PCM sampled at 8, 11, 12, 16, 22, 24, 32, 44 & 48 KHz

Distortion: less than 0.1% THD

Audio Quality: supports better than CD Quality at 188 KB/s

Special effects: can record from Media player turning ON SRS & WOW Effects

Memory Capacity (MX9000 card) 1 to 16 minutes

Maximum audio storage 8 minutes 40 seconds (high quality mode)

Size: 4” x 2” x 0.9” (L x W x H)

Size MX9000 1.5” x 1.5” x 0.37” (L x W x H)

Color: Black

Weight: 0.2 pounds (0.50 pounds with power supply)

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