Notice BELKIN TuneTalk Stereo

« highlight “Pause” and then press the “Select” button on the iPod video. 2. During recording, there are two options: “Pause” and “Stop and Save”. To end a recording, either press the “Menu” button or highlight the “Stop and Save” option, and then press the “Select” button. This saves your recording and lists it by date and time recorded. NOTE: After stopping a recording, the recording LED remains on until the recording is saved to the iPod. 3. To begin another recording, go to the top of the “Voice Memos” menu and select “Record Now”; or, from the iPod menu, select “Extras > Voice Memos > Record Now”. Or simply press the “Quick Memo” button on the TuneTalk Stereo. NOTE: For personal memos or notes, hold the iPod video with the TuneTalk Stereo attached six to 18 inches from your mouth and speak in a normal tone. Holding the device too close or speaking too loudly may degrade the quality of your recording. | 023.5mm Auxiliary Stereo Input The auxiliary input can be used with any line-level input, such as amplified microphones or other audio devices. The TuneTalk Stereo also provides three-volt (3V) “plug-in power” for use with an external microphone. When the TuneTalk Stereo senses that an auxiliary source is connected, the on-board microphones are automatically disabled. Auto-Gain Switch The TuneTalk Stereo includes a two-level auto-gain switch intended to optimize the quality of your recorded audio. The OFF setting is activated by moving the switch to the left of the setting bar. The OFF setting is for line-level input sources, such as amplified microphones, other audio devices, or microphone recordings in very loud environments. The ON setting is activated by moving the switch to the right of the setting bar, and is suitable for most microphone recordings. Auto-Gain Switch SourceOffOn InternalAuto-gain off, low amplification. Useful for recording in loud situations. Auto-gain on, with sufficient pre-gain for normal microphone recordings. External Auto-gain off, no amplification. Useful for recording in very loud situations, or when the external source is a line-level audio source, like another MP3 player or a TV set. Auto-gain on, with sufficient pre-gain for normal microphone recordings. NOTE: Recording quality is dependent on the type of microphone used. Using the TuneTalk Stereo Using the TuneTalk Stereo | 03En Quick Memo Button By pressing the “Quick Memo” button on the left side of the TuneTalk Stereo, the iPod video will automatically go to the “record” screen, no matter where you are in the iPod menu system, unless a recording is already in progress. Simply select “Record” or press “Play/Pause” to begin recording. Recording LED Indicator The TuneTalk Stereo features an LED to help you make the best possible recordings. This LED helps determine if the auto-gain switch is set correctly in conjunction with your microphone and/or recording setting. The LED will be off when TuneTalk is connected to the iPod video but not recording. The LED will blink twice to verify connection and remain solid red to indicate that the iPod video is recording. The LED will rapidly flash red when the sound level exceeds TuneTalk’s input range (e.g., when the audio is distorted, staticky, or breaks up [audio clipping]). It is advisable to perform a quick sound check and playback before making longer recordings to ensure that you are using the most appropriate sett... »