REC/REC PAUSE button Sample Clauses

REC/REC PAUSE button. Press this button to start and pause recording by the unit. When stopped, press this button to put the unit into recording standby. The button will start to blink. When in recording standby, press this button to start recording. Press when recording to pause recording. The button will start to blink. o MENU button Press this button to open the “MENU” screen on the smart- phone. (See “Overview of the MENU settings” on page 10.) p INPUT SETTINGS button‌‌‌‌ Press this button to open the “INPUT SETTING” screen on the smartphone. (See “Overview of the INPUT SETTING” on page 10.) a XXXX button Press during recording to add a xxxx manually. s BROWSE button Touch this button to open the “BROWSE” menu on the smartphone. (See “Overview of the BROWSE menu” on page 10.) Overview of the INPUT SETTING In the “INPUT SETTING” menu, you can change the DR-22WL INPUT LEVEL, low-cut filter and level control settings. • Press a LOW CUT setting button to set the low-cut filter. • Press a LV CTRL setting button to set the level control. • Drag the slide bar in the “INPUT” menu to change the INPUT LEVEL. Overview of the BROWSE menu With the BROWSE menu, you can work with files saved on the DR-22WL, including transferring them to the smartphone, changing their names and deleting them. You can also work with files saved on the smartphone, including sharing them, changing their names and deleting them. These file transfer and uploading functions make it possible to upload files immediately without using a computer. However, the file transfer speed over Wi-Fi is slower than a direct connection by USB, so we recommend copying large files to a computer using a USB connection or SD card. iOS device screen Android device screen Overview of the MENU settings You can use the “MENU” settings to make settings in the same manner as on the unit. 8 Transferring files saved on the DR-22WL to a smartphone or tablet
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