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To help you get the most battery life out of your Gmini before having 
to recharge it, you can adjust the power settings. Go to [Setup 

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Range : 1 to 9 or Never.  
Values 1 – 9 represent the number of minutes of user inactivity before the 
Gmini automatically shuts off. The Gmini will not shut off during the 
playback of music files or during recording. Never indicates that the Gmini 
will not do an automatic shut down. 

Range : 1 to 11 or Never. 
These values represent 10 – 110 seconds of user inactivity (no buttons 
pressed) before the Gmini turns off the blue backlight. Never indicates that 
the backlight will always stay on. Keeping the backlight on will reduce the 
battery time.  

Range : 0 to 7 
These values represent the black/white contrast of the screen. 

 

 

 

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Each time you make a recording, either via the line-In, microphone, 
or SPDIF, the Gmini has preset recording parameters that it will use. 
You can change these recordings settings by going to [Setup 

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Recording]. 

 

 

 

Allows you to set the Title ID3 tag in the MP3 file you will record 

Allows you to set the Artist ID3 tag in the MP3 file you will record 

Allows you to set the Album ID3 tag in the MP3 file you will record 

Line-In, Mic, SPDIF.  
This allows you to choose the source of your recording. If you use the 
Line-In option, you must connect the multiconnect adapter plug to the 
multiconnect headphone jack, and then plug the audio source into the line-
in jack of the adapter plug. If you use Mic, then you should speak into the 
built-in microphone. If you use the SPDIF recording method, you will 
connect the included cable to the SPDIF jack on the multiconnect plug, and 
then on the other side, connect the yellow RCA connector to the SPDIF 
Out on your stereo system. 

MP3.  
Determines the file format that will be recorded. Today only MP3 (ISO 
MPEG1 layer 3) sound encoding format is available. The recordings are 
made as 16 bit sampled sound to create a Joint-stereo recording.  

32kb/s, 96kb/s, 128kb/s, 192kb/s.  
Allows you to set the recording quality of the line-in in terms of kilobits 
per second. The higher the value, the better the quality of the recording but 
also the more disk drive space that will be taken up. 

16kb/s, 64kb/s, 96kb/s, 112kb/s. Allows you to set the recording quality 
of the microphone in terms of kilobits per second. The higher the value, the 
better the quality of the recording but also the more disk drive space that 
will be taken up.