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Sharp MD-MT88H operation manual 01/4/4 88UK 6.fm, Battery life, Input sensitivity

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Battery life:

Battery life:

	Stereo		2 times long		4 times long

When using the optional re-	Continuous	Continuous	Continuous	Continuous	Continuous	Continuous
chargeable battery (fully	recording:	play: Ap-	recording:	play: Ap-	recording:	play: Ap-
charged)	Approx. 7.5	prox. 13	Approx. 10.5	prox. 15.5	Approx. 13.5	prox. 17.5
	hours	hours	hours	hours	hours	hours

When using a commercially	Continuous	Continuous	Continuous	Continuous	Continuous	Continuous
available, high capacity, "AA"	recording:	play: Ap-	recording:	play: Ap-	recording:	play: Ap-
size (LR6), alkaline battery	Approx. 3	prox. 15	Approx. 4.5	prox. 17.5	Approx. 7	prox. 20
	hours	hours	hours	hours	hours	hours

Input sensitivity:

Recording		Reference input		Input impedance
level		level

MIC H		0.25 mV		10 k ohms

MIC L		2.5 mV		10 k ohms

LINE		100 mV		20 k ohms

Output level:

	Specified		Maximum		Load im-
	output		output level		pedance

Earphones	-		10 mW +		32 ohms
			10 mW

LINE	250 mV		-		10 k ohms
	(-12 dB)

zThe above values are the standard values when the unit is operated horizontally and charged at an ambi- ent temperature of 25°C (77°F). (The operable dura- tion with the rechargeable battery will be shorter when the unit is carried around.)

zThe volume level is set at "VOL 15".

zOperable duration with a commercially available bat- tery varies depending on its maker, type, and condi- tions of use.

z"Fully charged" means that the charging is complete after approximately 3.5 hours since the remaining amount of the battery is reduced to "" (1 bar).

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Sharp MD-MT88H operation manual 01/4/4 88UK 6.fm, Battery life, Input sensitivity

Contents

MODEL MD-MT88HPORTABLE MINIDISC RECORDER Important Introduction AccessoriesOptional Accessories Accessories/Optional Accessories„Important Introduction Contents„Useful Features „Advanced Features„Caution Special NotesSpecialNotes „Warnings01/4/4 88UK 1.fm „NotesImportant Introduction SpecialNotesNames of Controls and Indicators „ Main unit01/4/4 88UK 1.fm 01/4/4 88UK 1.fm „Display panel„Storing the unit PrecautionsPrecautions „Important01/4/4 88UK 2.fm Inserting a MiniDiscPreparation Inserting a MiniDisc01/4/4 88UK 2.fm ConnectionsConnections PreparationPreparation Connections01/4/4 88UK 2.fm Recording Basic Operation -Recording01/4/4 88UK 3.fm Basic Operation -Recording 01/4/4 88UK 3.fm5 Press the MODE/CHRG button repeatedly 01/4/4 88UK 3.fm Recording continuedTo update the recorded contents of the MiniDisc Basic Operation -Recording„About sampling rate converter „Helpful tip when attaching a label„To prevent recorded MiniDiscs from being erased accidentallyPlayback Basic Operation -Playback01/4/4 88UK 3.fm Basic Operation -Playback „Volume control„Bass control To turn off the power„To locate the beginning of a track Useful Features -AdvancedPlaybackAdvanced Playback „To locate the desired portion01/4/4 88UK 4.fm „To play at double speed„Random play or repeat play Useful Features -AdvancedPlayback01/4/4 88UK 4.fm Useful Features -AdvancedRecordingAdvanced Recording „Long-playrecordingUseful Features -AdvancedRecording „About ATRAC„About the recording mode „Caution for 4 times long recording LP401/4/4 88UK 4.fm Advanced Recording continued„Playback sound-actuatedrecording Useful Features -AdvancedRecording2 Press the REC button „To start recording from the middle of a trackUseful Features -AdvancedRecording 01/4/4 88UK 4.fm01/4/4 88UK 4.fm „To create your own track numbers„Recording tracks as a single track Advanced Recording continued„About track numbers Useful Features -AdvancedRecording01/4/4 88UK 4.fm 01/4/4 88UK 4.fm Useful Features -Recordingfrom a MicrophoneRecording from a Microphone „To record from a microphoneUseful Features -Recordingfrom a Microphone 01/4/4 88UK 4.fm1 Connect a stereo microphone to the MIC IN socket Recording from a Microphone continued Useful Features -Recordingfrom a Microphone01/4/4 88UK 4.fm Changing intervals between tracks „Track intervalsUseful Features -Recordingfrom a Microphone 01/4/4 88UK 4.fmChecking Displays Useful Features -CheckingDisplaystery level „ To display the playing time of an indi„ Checking the remaining amount of bat vidual track01/4/4 88UK 4.fm Battery PowerUseful Features -BatteryPower „Charging the rechargeable battery01/4/4 88UK 4.fm „Using with the rechargeable or alkaline battery„About charging time Useful Features -BatteryPowerFeatures Hold Function01/4/4 88UK 4.fm ChangingDefault Settings Changing Default SettingsAdvanced Features „Auto power saveAdvanced Features Titling a MiniDiscTitlinga MiniDisc „Creating disc and track namesAdvanced Features „ Characters symbols„To erase a charactor „To enter a spaceAdvanced Features Titling a MiniDisc continued„To add characters „Stamping titles from another MiniDiscMaster MiniDisc operation Advanced FeaturesTitlinga MiniDisc 01/4/4 88UK 5.fm„To erase all of the tracks at once Editing a Recorded MiniDiscEditing a Recorded MiniDisc „To erase tracks one at a timeEditing a Recorded MiniDisc „To divide a track„To combine tracks Advanced FeaturesEditing a Recorded MiniDisc Editing a Recorded MiniDisc continued„To move a track Advanced Features„ Listening through a car stereo Listening through Another SystemAdvanced „ Listening through a stereo system„ Resuming auto play Other Features and Caution„ Rechargeable battery References -OtherFeatures and Caution01/4/4 88UK 6.fm MiniDisc System LimitationsReferences MiniDiscSystem Limitations01/4/4 88UK 6.fm Error MessagesErrorMessages References01/4/4 88UK 6.fm 01/4/4 88UK 6.fm TroubleshootingTroubleshooting References„If trouble occurs Maintenance„Cleaning Troubleshooting/Maintenance01/4/4 88UK 6.fm SpecificationsSpecifications ReferencesBattery life 01/4/4 88UK 6.fmInput sensitivity SHARP CORPORATION TERMS OF GUARANTEE