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03:14:35En.9ENGLISHThe FlashMic is switched on by a SHORT PRESS on the jogswitch, and switched off by a LONG PRESS until the text OFF appears in the d

03:24:04RecSAVING!En.10ENGLISHMaking a RecordingThe file format created within the FlashMic includes a record of the date and time at which the record

!En.11ENGLISHRecord LockThe FlashMic is equipped with a REC LOCK function to prevent the accidental cancelling of REC mode during a recording. Once in

00:00:01PlayTRK005En.12ENGLISHReplaying TracksTrack Replay DisplayA recorded track may be replayed for auditioning purposes.To replay the last track r

En.13ENGLISHFile TransferTypically, you will use your FlashMic ‘in the field’ to capture a number of different recordings. The resulting sound files w

En.14ENGLISHThe sound files in the FlashMic will be listed. Select those to be transferred by highlighting them with a single click. (Normal Windows/

En.15ENGLISHDrag-and-drop the required sound files to their new location in the normal way. Unmount the FlashMic. This action is performed by dou

MENUEntering the Menu SystemEn.16ENGLISHFlashMic Menu SystemThe FlashMic’s menu system allows you to adjust internal settings and select various optio

PRESETPreset Menu DisplayPSET 1EMPTYPreset NamePreset EmptyEn.17ENGLISHPreset MenuThe Preset Menu allows the user to select which preset fro

R MODERecord Mode Menu DisplayEn.18ENGLISHRecording Mode MenuThis menu will not be available if ‘Enable Configuration changes in DRM’ was set to ‘No’

En.1ENGLISHIntroductionThank you for purchasing this HHB FlashMic. This manual provides all the information you should need to use your Fl

RECLEVRecord Level Menu DisplayRVOL34Record Level SettingRV AGCRecord Level Set To AGCEn.19ENGLISHRecording Level MenuThis menu will not be available

HIPASSHi-pass Filter Menu DisplayBATTYPBattery Type Menu DisplayEn.20ENGLISHHi-pass Filter MenuThis menu will not be available if ‘Enable Configuratio

DELTRKDelete Track MenuTRK005Select Track for DeletionSURE NSURE YCancel Track DeletionConfirm Track DeletionEn.21ENGLISHIt is often desirable to dele

TIMDATClock Set Menu DisplayEn.22ENGLISHClock Set MenuThe FlashMic contains a real-time calendar/clock, which allows a date and time ‘stamp’ to be emb

En.23ENGLISHFlashMic ManagerFlashMic Manager is the software application supplied with FlashMic. The CD-ROM that came supplied contains both P

En.24ENGLISHManual Installation instructions.If, for any reason, the CD does not autostart, open My Computer, and double-click the CD, which will b

FlashMic Interface Running on a PCFlashMic Interface Running on a MacEn.25ENGLISHUsing FlashMic ManagerThe user interface of FlashMic Manager opens as

En.26ENGLISHUsing the Default ConfigurationThe first time FlashMic Manager is run, a file Defaults.cfg will be created. It will be found in the same

En.27ENGLISHThese are the settings that will be found in the FlashMic when used for the first time “out of the box”.To see these parameters displayed

En.28ENGLISHPreset ConfigurationRecord Mode ‡ – this drop-down box lets you determine the file type and sample rate from 6 options:RECORD MODEFILE TYP

En.2ENGLISHWhile the HHB FlashMic has been designed to be robust in normal use, always remember that it is both a high-quality professional microphone

En.29ENGLISHBWF/MPEG File InfoFile Name ‡ - The text in this field (default text ‘TRACK’ in the example) will form part of the header of all sound fi

En.30ENGLISHConnection StatusThe large “LED” indicator at the top right of the window indicates whether a FlashMic is connected to the computer. It is

Status BarEn.31ENGLISHPresets>Set Default Values: resets all parameter fields of the FlashMic Manager window to the factory default values de

En.32ENGLISHConnecting the FlashMicWhen connecting the FlashMic to the computer running FlashMic Manager, always ensure the FlashMic is powered and in

!En.33ENGLISHCreating a New Configuration FileTo create a different preset (or presets), you must first create a new configuration file.Click File>

Setting Pre-record Buffer TimeEn.34ENGLISHUploading a Configuration File to the FlashMicAfter modifying or creating a configuration file, you will wan

Filename structure within FlashMicEn.35ENGLISHFlashMic File NamesFrequently, the number of sound files to be downloaded from a FlashMic may be quite l

En.36ENGLISHIn the example, several files are in the FlashMic’s AUDIO folder. The first of these is named MIC_01_JOHN_TRK001.wav.In this filename, MIC

En.37ENGLISHFirmware UpdatesAs a responsible manufacturer, HHB adopts a policy of continuous product development. As with all software-based products,

En.38ENGLISHSpecificationsSampling Frequency 48kHz, 44.1kHz and 32kHz. Selection by FlashMic Manager or on DRM85.Bit Resolution (Linear) 16 BitAudio

En.3ENGLISHContentsIntroduction 1Safety Information 2What’s in the box 2FlashMic Features 4FlashMic Description 5FlashMic Display Window 6Batterie

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En.40ENGLISHNotificationPRODUCT REGISTRATIONPlease register ownership of your FlashMic now at http://www.flashmic.info. Registration will enable you t

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FlashMicDRM85DIGITAL RECORDING MICROPHONEUSER MANUALHHB Communications Ltd73-75 Scrubs Lane, London NW10 6QU, UKT +44 (0)20 8962 5000 E [email protected].

En.4ENGLISHYour FlashMic combines a professional-quality, omni-directional condenser microphone with an internal digital audio recorder in a single se

10311985476215 76En.5ENGLISHFlashMic DescriptionProtective basket (windshield) over mic capsuleFlashMic bodyLCD display – see FlashMic Display WindowM

00:12:12RecPlay1213141516171213 14 151617En.6ENGLISHFlashMic Display Window6-character alphanumeric display4-segment battery status indicatorREC flag

!!!En.7ENGLISHBatteriesThe FlashMic requires two AA-size batteries. Either 1.5v alkaline or 1.2v NiMH (nickel metal hydride) rechargeable batteries ma

En.8ENGLISHUsing the FlashMicJogswitch DescriptionMany of the FlashMic’s operating functions are accessed via the jogswitch on the bottom panel. Thes