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Operating the Recorder 

7. Battery Charging 

Before using the Recorder, check battery charge level. If there is a necessity,  charge the internal battery 
of the Recorder by following the procedure: remove memory card from the Recorder, and insert it into 
memory card slot, charging cable included. Then connect the cable to the PC or any power supply unit 
that has a 5 volt USB connector with a current of at least 500 mA, no more than 1000 mA. The red LED 
will be on to indicate battery charging, which takes 3-4 hours. After that the green LED will be on to 
indicate charging has been completed. Disconnect the cable off the PC or charger, 

then gently press the 

inner part of the slot with cable connector and remove the cable from the Recorder.

 

Attention!!! Pulling the cable out of the Recorder may damage memory card slot, which is not covered 
by warranty.  

Important!!! In order to prevent battery failure, do not store the device in a discharged state. Charge it 
at least once a month. 

 

7.1 For voice recorders with external power source 

 Connect a DC voltage source (3.6-6V) to connectors 1 (gold wire - minus) and 2 (red wire - plus) of the 
cable from the delivery set. If the voltage source is a Li-Pol battery, then by connecting the contacts 2 
and 3 (green wire) of the cable you can provide current of 100 mA (by connecting an adapter to the 
voice recorder and connecting the adapter to the computer's USB) 

 

8. Recording 

Shift the Switch from OFF to ON position in order to switch the Recorder to operating mode. After that, 
the Recorder will switch to Record Mode, which is confirmed by 5 flashes of red LED. In case of the 
absence or malfunction of the microSD card, there will be 10 flashes repeated every 5 seconds, until 
microSD card is inserted or the Recorder is disabled. 

During recording, the LED flashes in 2 series, the number of flashes shows: 

Number of flashes 

Battery charge level  

(1st series) 

Free memory capacity  

(2nd series) 

70-100% 

75-100% 

30-60% 

50-75% 

0-30% 

25-50% 

 

1-25% 

 

The interval between the first and second series of flashes is 4 seconds, and then, after 8s, the first 
series follows, etc. If recording cannot be started, there is a red LED flashing: 

3 red flashes

 indicate low battery 

Summary of Contents for EM-Card Series

Page 1: ...the initial level 7 Battery Charging 4 7 1 Power supply for recorders with external power source 4 8 Recording 4 9 Record Playback 5 Using all of the Recorder s options 10 Changing Settings using Con...

Page 2: ...microSD card as data carrier During recording the files are saved on the microSD card in WAV format The Recorder features built in real time clock and 4 timers to automatically enable recording It al...

Page 3: ...t consumption depends on the memory card in use and may be lower or higher than the specified values up to 3 times High consumption more than 30mA may be caused by a microSD malfunction 5 Recording Du...

Page 4: ...recorders with external power source Connect a DC voltage source 3 6 6V to connectors 1 gold wire minus and 2 red wire plus of the cable from the delivery set If the voltage source is a Li Pol batter...

Page 5: ...ade using the CONFIG INI configuration file This is a text configuration file which the Recorder saves in the memory card Any word processor on your PC can be used to open the CONFIG INI file make cha...

Page 6: ...eriodical During periodic testing current consumption is reduced but sounds that fall between the checks are not recorded During recording the Recorder checks sound level continuously regardless of ch...

Page 7: ...of the Recorder the date should be specified exactly as it is stated in calendar In order to set new time specify time and date values in the corresponding fields of the configuration file and allow t...

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