Sony ICD-70 Primary Bedienungsanleitung

Sony Corporation Printed in Japan

3-861-841-12 (1)

IC Recorder

Operating Instructions Page 2

Page 22

1997 by Sony Corporation

ICD-70

English

Please refer to the illustrations in

the Japanese instruction manual as

indicated in each section.

Table of Contents

Index to parts and controls .......... 3

Getting Started

1 Installing the Batteries ............... 4

2 Setting the clock .......................... 5

Basic Operations

Recording messages ...................... 6

Playing back messages.................. 7

Erasing messages ........................... 9

Various Ways of Recording

Starting recording automatically in

response to the sound (Advanced

VOR function) .............................. 10

Adding a recording to a previously

recorded message ........................ 10

Recording with an external

microphone or other equipment 11

Organizing the Files

Renumbering the messages

according to their priority

— Priority marks ......................... 12

Moving messages to a different file

— Move function ......................... 13

Preventing confidential messages

from being played back by others

—Secret function.......................... 13

Other Functions

Playing back a message at a

desired time with an alarm

— Alarm function ........................ 14

Sounding a beep sound after a

desired duration

— Timer function ........................ 16

Preventing accidental operation

— HOLD function ....................... 16

Selecting the recording mode .... 16

Turning off the beep sound........ 17

Selecting the microphone

sensitivity ...................................... 17

Playing back all messages in a file

continuously ................................. 18

Selecting the illumination mode of

LCD back light ............................. 18

Additional Information

Precautions ................................... 19

Specifications................................ 20

Troubleshooting........................... 21

Menu map..................................... 42

English

Index to Parts and

Controls

The numbers are keyed to the

illustrations on pages 46 and 47 in

the Japanese instruction manual.

Main unit

1VOL (volume) control

2MIC (built-in microphone)

3OPR (operation) indicator

4Jog dial

PLAY/STOP

=/+(fast forward/fast

backward)

/(menu selection)

5FILE button

6PRIORITY button

7HOLD switch

8MENU button

9STOP button

!… DIGITAL 1/¤connector (for

connecting to a computer*)

!` @ (earphone) jack

!“ Display window

!£ MIC (PLUG IN POWER)

jack

!¢ ERASE button

!REC (record) button

!⁄ Speaker

!ƒ Hand strap

Display window

1File icons

2Current message number

3Priority marks

4Total number of messages in

a file

5REMAIN (Remaining

recording time) indication

REC DATE (Recording date)

indication

6Current time/day indication

(15:30 TUE, etc.)

Recording time indication

(10:10:10, etc.)

Menu indication

(ALARM OFF, etc.)

File name

(ACTION, SCHEDULE, etc.)

Messages

(RECORD, ERASE?, etc.)

7Battery exhausted indicator

8HOLD indicator

9Alarm indicator

!… Repeat play indicator

!` Digital VOR indicator

!“ Recording mode indication

* You need to use the WAV LINK

software (available in spring ‘98). See

“Optional accessories” on page 20

for more details.

zGetting Started

Step1: Installing the

Batteries

See the illustrations on page 8 in

the Japanese instruction manual.

1Slide and lift the battery

compartment lid.

2Insert two size AAA (LR03)

alkaline batteries with correct

polarity, and close the lid.

Note

• If the battery compartment lid is

accidentally detached, attach it as

illustrated on page 8 in the Japanese

instruction manual.

Clock setting display appears

when you insert batteries for the

first time, or when you insert

batteries after the unit has been

without batteries for a certain

period of time. Please refer to Step

2 – 4 in “Step 2: Setting the Clock”

on the next page to set the date and

time.

Note

• Make sure to close the lid

completely. Otherwise the unit will

not operate.

Charging the clock battery

Before using the IC recorder for the

first time, or if you have not used

the unit for a long time, you first

need to charge the built-in clock

battery. Install the batteries in the

battery compartment and leave

them for more than one day. The

clock battery will be automatically

charged. (You can use the unit

while charging.) If you remove the

batteries while charging the clock

battery, the unit will be reset to the

initial setting. Once you have

charged the clock battery, you do

not have to recharge it, as long as

batteries are installed. When the

clock battery is recharged, settings

such as clock setting are

maintained for about 3 minutes.

Replacing the battery

“i“ appears on the display when

the batteries become weak and it

flashes when the batteries are

exhausted. Replace the batteries

with new ones.

Battery life

Approx. 1.5 months with Sony

alkaline batteries LR03 (SG)

when recording in LIGHT OPR

mode for 2 minutes and playing

back for 3 minutes every day

Notes

• When you replace the batteries,

insert new batteries within 3

minutes after you removed the

exhausted ones, otherwise all the

settings you have made will be

reset to the initial settings.

The recorded messages, however,

will remain.

• When replacing the batteries, be

sure to replace both batteries with

new ones.

• Do not charge dry batteries.

• When you are not going to use the

unit for a long time, remove the

batteries to prevent damage from

battery leakage and corrosion.

English

Step 2: Setting the

Clock

You need to set the clock to display

the date and time of recording, and

to use the alarm function.

See the illustrations on pages 9 and

10 in the Japanese instruction

manual.

1Display the clock setting

display.

1Press MENU to enter the

menu mode.

2Turn the jog dial upward

to display “DATE &

TIME” once.

3Press the jog dial.

The year digits will flash.

2Set the date.

1Turn the jog dial to select

the digits of the year.

2Press the jog dial.

The month digits will

flash.

3Set the month and day in

sequence, then press the

jog dial.

The hour digits will flash.

3Set the time.

1Turn the jog dial to select

the digits of the hour.

2Press the jog dial.

The minute digits will

flash.

3Set the minute.

4Press the jog dial at the

time signal.

The display will return to

“DATE & TIME”.

4Press MENU to exit from the

menu mode.

Current file

zBasic Operations

Recording Messages

You can record up to 99 messages

in each file.

Since a newly recorded message is

automatically added after the last

recorded message, you can start

recording quickly without

searching for the end of the last

recording.

See illustrations on pages 12 and 13

in the Japanese instruction manual.

1Press FILE repeatedly until the

icon of the desired file is

displayed.

2Start recording.

1Press REC.

2Speake into the built-in

microphone.

During recording, the OPR indicator

lights up in red.

You do not need to keep pressing

REC while recording.

3Press STOP to stop recording.

If you do not change the file icon

after you stop recording, the next

time you record you will record in

the same file.

To listen to the current

recording

Press STOP to stop recording, then

press the jog dial.

To review the current

recording instantly

Press the jog dial during recording.

5 different files

Select among 5 files:

ACTION

for recording action plans

SCHEDULE

for recording appointments,

etc.

MEMO-1 free

MEMO-2 free

SECRET

for recording personal or

confidential messages*

* To prevent confidential messages

from being played back by others,

see page 13.

Notes

• When the remaining time of

recording reaches 1 minute,

“NEAR END” will flash in the

display window. When the

memory is full, recording

automatically stops and

“MemoryFull” will flash in the

display window with an alarm

sound. To continue recording, first

erase some of the messages. (Page

• If you press REC when the memory

is full, “MemoryFull” will flash

with an alarm sound. Erase some of

ACTION

English

Total number of messages

in the current file

Selected message

number

Current file

Continued

the messages before you start

recording again. (Page 9)

• If you press REC after you have

recorded 99 messages, “INDEX

FULL” will flash with an alarm

sound. Select another file or erase

some of the messages. (Page 9)

`Tips

• You can record for up to 16

minutes in SP (standard play)

mode and 24 minutes in LP

(long play) mode. If you record

messages in a mixture of SP and

LP modes, the recordable time

varies from 16 to 24 minutes.

To change the recording mode,

see page 16.

• You can select the microphone

sensitivity. See page 17.

• You can select the external

microphone. See page 11.

Playing Back Messages

When playing back a previously

recorded message, start from Step

1. When playing back the message

you have just finished recording,

start from Step 3.

See illustrations on pages 15 and 16

in the Japanese instruction manual.

1Press FILE repeatedly until the

icon of the desired file is

displayed.

2Select the message number.

Turn the jog dial to display the

desired message number,

upward for a smaller message

number and downward for

larger message number.

3Press the jog dial to start

playback.

During playback, the OPR indicator

lights up in green.

After playing back one message, the

unit stops at the beginning of the next

message.

ACTION

6:37:4

When the last message on the file has

been played back, the unit stops at

the beginning of the last message.

4Turn VOL to adjust the

volume.

To stop playback

To Do this

stop at the Press STOP.

beginning of

the current

message

stop at the Press the jog

current position dial.

Other operations

To Do this

skip to the Turn the jog

next message dial downward

until you find

the message

number you

want to play.

skip to the Turn the jog

previous dial upward until

message you find the

message number

you want to play.

search forward Turn the jog

during dial downward

playback while pressing it

and keep it

pressed.

search Turn the jog

backward dial upward

during while pressing

playback it and keep it

pressed.

Playing back a message

repeatedly — Repeat Play

During playback, press the jog dial

for more than 2 seconds.

“f“ will be displayed and the

selected message will be played

back repeatedly until you stop

playback by pressing STOP or the

jog dial.

Playing the beginning of

each message — Scanning

Play

During stop mode, press the jog

dial for more than 2 seconds.

“SCAN” will be displayed in the

display window and the first 5

seconds of each message in the

selected file will be played back.

When you find the desired

message, press the jog dial. The

message will be played back until

the end.

For private listening

Connect an earphone (not

supplied) to the @jack.

The built-in speaker will be

automatically disconnected.

English

Erasing all messages in a

file

1Press FILE to select the file you

want to erase.

2Press ERASE and STOP at the

same time for more than 1

second.

The icon of the file, the message

number and “ALL ERASE?”

will flash.

3Press ERASE.

To cancel erasing

Press STOP before step 3.

Erasing Messages

You can erase the recorded

messages one by one or all

messages in a file at a time. Note

that once a recording has been

erased, you cannot retrieve it.

See the illustrations on pages 18

and 19 in the Japanese instruction

manual.

Erasing messages one by

one

When a message is erased, the

remaining messages will advance

and renumbered so that there will

be no blank space between

messages.

1Press ERASE while playing

back the message you want to

erase or press ERASE for more

than 1 second during stop

mode.

A beep will sound and the

message number and “ERASE?”

will flash while the first and last

5 seconds of the message is

played back 10 times.

2Press ERASE while the

message is being played back.

The note is erased and the

remaining messages will be

renumbered.

To cancel erasing

Press STOP before step 2.

To erase other messages

Repeat steps 1 and 2.

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