3Push the MIC/MENU knob.
The character selected in step 2 is entered, the cursor moves to the next position and that position is highlighted.
When there are no characters after the entered letter, the next position is a space and the space is selected on the character table. If you want to a space, enter the space in the same way you enter a character.
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4 Enter the remaining characters by repeating step 3.
By pushing the MIC/MENU knob when the last position of the 14 characters is highlighted, the entered FILE ID is executed and the character table disappears.
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DATE | :2000/01/01 |
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(Continued)
Chapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for Recording