Rolls HR73 操作指南

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DESCRIPTION
FRONT PANEL
• POWER: When pressed in, applies power to the RMS273 / HR73 
• LCD DISPLAY: Indicates the Track, Play, Record, Time, and other function status. See MP3 Recorder 
Display information located on the next page.
• 
▼ Button: Decrements the Track Number - operates quickly when held in (except in MP3 mode).
• 
▲ (LINE) Button: Increments the Track Number - operates quickly when held in (except in MP3 mode). 
In MODE operation, this button selects the Line Input for recording.
• A-B Button (EQ): Starts and Stops the A-B repeat playback operation. In MODE operation, this button 
selects between the different Equalizer settings.
• 
 Repeat Mode Button: Selects the playback repeat. When the single arrow is displayed in the LCD 
display, the current track will repeat, when both arrows are displayed, all tracks will play and repeat. 
When neither arrow is displayed, the current track will play and stop. NOTE: The repeat all function 
does not operate in VOC mode.
• < < Rewind Button (Vo/M3): This button is pressed and held during Play mode to rewind through the 
track. In MODE operation, the button selects between VOC and MP3 fi le selection (MODE operation 
is then exited).
• > > Forward Button( DEL): This button is pressed and held during Play mode to fast-forward through 
the track. In MODE operation, this button deletes the current track.
• REC: When pressed begins the recording process. When the memory is almost full, the display will 
begin to count down (30, 29, 28... etc. to 5,4,3,2,1 and then automatically stop. You MUST select a 
blank track. If there is material on the selected track, the display will show three lines.
• PLAY/ II (pause): Begins playing the current track - also pauses the track at the current location.
• STOP: Stops playback and recording. In MODE operation, this button selects between the internal 
Flash memory, and the external SD Card memory.
• MODE: Enables the special MODE functions (ie; LINE recording, EQ selections, etc.). If no selection 
is made within 5 seconds, the unit returns to normal mode operation.
• Ear Output: 1/8" (3.5 mm) output jack for connection to stereo earphones or headphones.
• USB Connector: Connects via USB cable to a computer's USB port.
• SD Card Slot: Accepts SD memory cards (up to 512 M)
• L/L+R  R Mic Inputs: 1/4" unbalanced microphone level inputs.
REAR PANEL 
• LINE INPUTS: Two RCA (stereo) line level Input jacks.
• Power Jack: Connects to the enclosed Rolls Power Adapter.
• Stereo Outputs RCA: Unbalanced RCA outputs.
                           1/8" (3.5mm): Stereo Line/Headphone Output
DISPLAY
• Track Number: Indicates the current track 
that is playing or being recorded onto.
• Track Play Status: Indicates the status 
of the current track (Record; circle, Play; 
triangle, and Pause; dual lines)
• MODE INDICATOR: Indicates the MP3 
Recorder is in MODE operation and the but-
tons indicated with red lettering will perform 
those functions.
• Equalizer Presets: Shows the fi ve prest 
equalizer settings.
• A-B and Repeat Status: Indicates whether 
the playback will repeat between two set A and B points, repeat one track, repeat all tracks, or play-
through all tracks once then stop.
• Track Time, USB Status, DELETE indicator: This area will indicate the current track time when play-
ing or recording, indicates USB status (usb connected and data transfer), and the delete status of the 
current track.
• Voc or MP3 Mode Indicator: Indicates whether the MP3 Recorder is in VOC or MP3 mode.
• Line In Indicator: Indicates whether the MP3 Recorder is receiving the signal from the front panel 
Mic inputs (no LINE IN indication), or the rear panel Line In inputs (shows LINE IN status).
• Flash or Card Memory Indicator: An "F" before the Track Time indicates the program material is 
stored in the MP3 Recorder's internal Flash memory. A "C" in that place indicates the material is 
stored onto the SD Card.
• Track Time: Indicates the current track recording or playback time.
RECORDING TO INTERNAL MEMORY:
Recording from the Line Inputs
If "Line In" is  not already shown in the display, press MODE then the UP/LINE button The display 
should indicate "LINE IN".  Make sure a blank track is selected. Press REC, and send a signal to the 
MP3 Recorder. The circle next to the track number will blink twice, then recording begins. Keep this 
delay period in mind so you don't lose program material at the beginning of a track. When you are 
fi nished recording, press the STOP button. These fi les are automatically saved as VOC fi les, and are 
in the format indicated on the last page of this guide (there is no recording in MP3 mode).
Recording from the Mic Inputs
If "Line In" is indicated in the display, press MODE then the UP/LINE button to enable the MIC INputs 
on the front panel. Connect your microphone(s). Proceed as indicated above in "Recording from the 
Line Inputs".
RECORDING DIRECTLY TO AN SD CARD:
-To record directly to the SD card the HR73 must be in VOC mode for both recording and playback.- 
After an SD card is inserted the display will indicate the letter "C" to varify that an SD card is present. 
Select VOC mode on the display. Select a track (1-99) to record to. If the track is already fi lled you 
must fi rst delete the track to record. All other functions of recording are as stated above (there is no 
recording to the SD card in MP3 mode).
IMPORTANT NOTE FOR SD CARD RECORDING:
 
The SD card when recorded to directly with the HR73 will split the card into two seperate sections 
MP3's and VOC's both are explained on the last page of this manual. If the SD card had MP3 fi les on 
it they will remain the same after using the HR73 to record directly in VOC mode you will end up with 
both MP3's and the VOC fi les on the SD card. Playback of MP3's can only be done when the HR73 
is set to MP3 mode also VOC fi les can only be played back in VOC mode.
A NOTE ON RECORDING LEVELS: The HR73/RMS273, like all digital recording devices, performs 
at its best with a maximum input signal without clipping. This means that a weak, low-level recorded 
signal will likely have artifacts or noticeable noise on it.