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Sony ICD-UX60, UX80 Recording with an External Microphone, 22GB, Recommended microphones, IC recorder is in the stop mode, 2 Press the control key toward or

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Recording with an External Microphone

Stereo microphone

1 Connect an external microphone to the (microphone) jack when theIC recorder is in the stop mode.

“SELECT INPUT” appears in the display window.

2 Press the control key toward orto select “MIC IN,” and then press ENT.3 Speak into the external microphone and start recording.

The built-in microphone is automatically cut off.

If the input level is not strong enough, adjust the microphone sensitivity on the IC recorder.

When a plug in power type microphone is connected, power is automatically supplied to the microphone from the IC recorder.

Recommended microphones

You can use the Sony ECM-CS10 or ECM-CZ10 electret condenser microphone (not supplied).

22GB

Contents

Troubleshooting Index For customers in Europe Table of Contents Various Recording Modes Utilizing the Menu Function Utilizing Your Computer Troubleshooting Additional Information Checking the contents of the package Index to Parts and Controls Front Rear *1 How to use the control key Display window Page 10GB Getting Started Step 1: Preparing a Power Source Inserting the battery When using Sony NH-AAArechargeable battery (not supplied) Tip Notes 12GB When replacing/charging the battery Battery remain indication Battery life*1 14GB Note while accessing Step 2: Setting the Clock To display the current date and time Basic Operations Recording Messages 3 Press (stop) to stop recording Tips Do this 18GB Selecting the recording mode Monitoring the recording Maximum recording time ICD-UX80 20GB Starting to Record Automatically in Response to Sound – the VOR Function To cancel the VOR function Recording with an External Microphone Recording from Other Equipment Recording sound from a telephone or a cell phone Playback/Erasing Playing Back Messages Listening with better sound quality Quickly locating the point you wish to start playback (Easy Search) Searching forward/backward during playback (Cue/Review) When messages are played back to the end of the last message 27GB Various playback modes Playing back a message repeatedly Playback with“EFFECT” Adjusting the playback speed – DPC (the Digital Pitch Control function) To resume normal playback Playing Back a Message at a Desired Time with an Alarm When the set date and time comes To listen to the same message again To stop the alarm before the playback starts To change the alarm setting To cancel the alarm setting Erasing Messages Erasing messages one by one Erasing all messages in a folder Editing Messages To cancel moving the message Utilizing the Menu Function Making Settings for the Menu To return to the previous window Menu settings 36GB 37GB 38GB 39GB 40GB 41GB 42GB 43GB Utilizing Your Computer Using the IC Recorder with Your Computer System requirements Operating systems: Hardware environment: When you are using Windows® 2000 Professional Connecting the IC recorder to your computer Disconnecting the IC recorder from your computer Using Voice Recognition Software Introducing the voice recognition software Creating a user file adapted to your recorded speech (Training) What is“Training” Tips on using the IC recorder Transferred MP3 Files Using the IC Recorder 1 Connect the IC recorder to your computer (page 45) 4 Press or to select the file you want to play 5 Press to start playback 6 Press (stop) to stop playback To copy MP3 files (Drag and drop) Construction of folders and files as a USB Mass Storage Device Troubleshooting Troubleshooting SymptomRemedy 53GB 54GB 55GB Error messages 57GB System limitations Additional Information Recording with Other Equipment Using a USB AC Adaptor (not supplied) Disconnecting the IC recorder from the AC outlet Precautions On power On safety On handling On noise Specifications 64GB Index 66GB Trademarks