Publicité
Les langues disponibles
Les langues disponibles
HDR7 Functions
The iKEY HDR7 is a portable digital recorder
that allows you to record, playback, and listen to
audio files. Along with two built-in studio qual-
ity microphones, the unit contains a mic input,
line input and a phones/ line output to provide a
range of recording options. Recorded files can
easily be transferred between the HDR7 unit
and your computer using the included USB to
PC cable or a USB memory stick.
Getting Started
To begin using the iKEY HDR7, you have to
ensure that it has a working power supply and
that the included SD card (SDHC compatible)
is connected.
Connections and System Control
9
Conexiones y Control de sistema • Connexions & Utilisation • Anschlüsse und Systemeinstellungen
Power Supply
The HDR7 works on either 4 AA batteries or the
included power supply.
A. Install the 4 AA batteries that
came with the unit by simply re-
moving the battery cavity cover
(1) located on the back of the unit.
*Note: There is a battery life indi-
cator on the top right of the LCD
screen (6) that drains according to
how much battery life is left
B. Connect the power adapter to
the DC input (3) located on the left
side of the unit and connect the
other end into an electrical outlet.
*Note: The unit can run continuously. It may be-
come warm, this is not a sign of malfunction.
SD Card Connection
The HDR7 comes with a 1 GB SD card to store
Actual Size
recordings. Before turning on the unit, ensure
the card is inserted into the slot
(18) located on the bottom of
the HDR7. To connect the card,
push the card completely in the
G3
slot until it clicks into place. DO
NOT FORCE THE CARD IN
fig. 1.1
To remove the card, slightly push the bottom of
the card. It will slide out partially, and then can
Pantone 188c (red)
be pulled out.
Pantone 419 U (black)
*Note: If your unit is running on battery power
fig. 1.2
and you are recording, DO NOT connect the DC
power until you have stopped the recording, as it
could corrupt your file.
Insert card the way
it is shown
fig. 1.3
Publicité
Chapitres
