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Owner’s Manual
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FCC INFORMATION (U.S.A.) regulations does not guarantee that interference 1. IMPORTANT NOTICE: DO NOT MODIFY will not occur in all installations. If this product is THIS UNIT! found to be the source of interference, which can This product, when installed as indicated in the be determined by turning the unit “OFF” and “ON”, instructions contained in this manual, meets FCC please try to eliminate the problem by using one of requirements. Modifications not expressly the followin
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COMPLIANCE INFORMATION STATEMENT CANADA (DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY PROCEDURE) This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian Responsible Party : Yamaha Corporation of America ICES-003. Address : 6600 Orangethorpe Ave., Buena Park, Calif. 90620 Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la Telephone : 714-522-9011 norme NMB-003 du Canada. Type of Equipment : POCKET RECORDER Model Name : POCKETRAK 2G • This applies only to products distributed by Yamaha Canada (
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About WMDRM About MP3 • This product is protected by certain intellectual • Supply of this product does not convey a license property rights of Microsoft. Use or distribution nor imply any right to distribute content created of such technology outside of this product is with this product in revenue-generating broad- prohibited without a license from Microsoft. cast systems (terrestrial, satellite, cable and/or other distribution channels), streaming applica- • Content owners use Windo
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Congratulations! Thank you for purchasing the Yamaha POCKETRAK 2G POCKET RECORDER. The POCKETRAK 2G lets you enjoy recording, storing files, listening to music and mixing audio data using the included Cubase AI 4 soft- ware DVD-ROM. In order to get the most out of your new POCKETRAK 2G and its sophisticated functions, we suggest you read this manual thoroughly and keep it in a safe place. Table of Contents Hold function.................................................17 Included
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About the PDF manual SPECIAL NOTICES The flash memory of the unit contains the POCKET- • Copying of the commercially available musical RAK 2G Reference Manual (PDF) which provides data is strictly prohibited except for your per- advanced feature of the POCKETRAK 2G, trouble- sonal use. shooting and other information that are not • This manual is the exclusive copyrights of explained in this owner’s manual. Please refer to Yamaha Corporation. the PDF manual for complete and detailed inf
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Included Accessories • USB connection cable Attaching the Pocketrak soft case to a tripod Screw the tripod attachment into the threaded socket on the Pocketrack soft case. • Earphones • DVD-ROM Note: · No tripod is included. It is an optional accessory. · The diameter of the mounting hole is 1/4 inch • Owner’s Manual (this document) (6.35mm). • Eneloop (Rechargeable Ni-MH Battery) · Using the included microphone stand adapter, you • Soft case with threaded tripod socket can attach
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Main Features Built-in 2GB Large Capacity Flash Memory Direct recording from CD player (LINE input) The flash memory stores up to about 136 hours You can connect the unit to a CD player or MD (in SP mode) stereo recording data. player, and record music to the unit. (See PDF reference manual.) Eco-friendly and long-lasting “eneloop” rechargeable battery included Audio file (MP3/WMA) playback function The “eneloop” battery allows up to about 19 You can transfer audi
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Precautions PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE PROCEEDING CAUTION * Please keep this manual in a safe place for future reference. Always follow the basic precautions listed below to avoid the possibility of physical injury to you or others, or damage to the WARNING device or other property. These precautions include, but are not limited to, the following: Always follow the basic precautions listed below to avoid the possibility of serious injury or even death from el
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Precautions About the Battery • Recharge the battery only in this product or the specified charger Charging the battery in any other charger may cause excessive or DANGER abnormal current flow during charging, producing abnormal Make sure to always observe the basic precautions listed chemical reactions within the battery that could cause ignition, below to prevent the likelihood of serious injury or even death explosion, electrolyte leakage, or overheating. from electr
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Precautions • Do not peel off or damage the external covering CAUTION Peeling off the external covering, piercing it with a nail or sharp • Check the battery capacity before recording or deleting object, striking it with a hammer, or stepping on it may cause a recorded material short-circuit within the battery, causing ignition, explosion, If the remaining battery capacity indication should run low during leakage or ejection of the electrolyte, or overheating. recordin
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Precautions Yamaha cannot be held responsible for damage caused by improper use or modifications to the device, or data that is lost or destroyed. Always turn the power off when the device is not in use. The performance of components with moving contacts, such as switches, volume controls, and connectors, deteriorates over time. Consult qualified Yamaha service personnel about replacing defective components. Make sure to discard used batteries according to local regulations. For Fra
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Starting Up 1 Built-in microphones (L, R) Controls 2 REC/PEAK LED 3 External stereo microphone/Line socket ( ) 1 4 Skip/Search button (Y) 2 5 Play/Select button (W) 6 Skip/Search button (T) 9 3 7 Volume buttons (VOL +, –) 10 8 Folder/Index button (FOLDER/INDEX) 4 9 LCD screen 5 10 Delete button (DEL) 11 6 14 11 Pause/Record button (PAUSE/REC) 12 7 12 Menu/Stop button (MENU/STOP) 13 15 13 Speaker 8 16 14 Headphones socket ( ) 15 Power/Hold switch (POWER/HOLD) 16 Playback s
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Starting Up LCD screen Adjusting the direction of the built-in microphones (Tilt up) 123 45678 9 10 14 11 13 12 You can adjust the direction of the built-in micro- 1 Repeat/Random/5-second replay (ONE, ALL, phones. For example, if you place the unit on a RND, 5SEC) table to record, you can tilt the mic up to avoid 2 Battery indicator noise from the table top. Adjust the direction of the 3 Battery setting (e: eneloop, A: Alkaline) mic to suit the recording circumstances. 4 Recording mode (XH
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Starting Up Battery indicator Inserting a battery Check the battery indicator on the LCD screen to Turn the power off before you replace the bat- determine the remaining battery power. tery. : Good condition : Weak battery : Exhausted battery: Recharge the “eneloop” (page 37) or replace the battery with a new alkaline battery. If you keep using the recorder without recharging the “eneloop” or replacing the battery, the recorder will display the message “LOW BATTERY PLEASE Install one enel
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Basic Operations Selecting a menu item Turning the power on or off Press and hold down the MENU/ Set the POWER/HOLD switch to STOP button for at least two sec- the right. onds. “HELLO!” appears briefly on the dis- play and the power turns on, and Press the Y or T button: Moves the cursor then the last selected file number appears (Resume highlight up/down. function). Press the W button: Selects the menu item. Canceling the operation or return to the previ- ous display. Press the MENU/STOP but
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Basic Operations Hold function Adjusting the volume The Hold function can help you to avoid stopping Press the VOL + or – button. The operation (playback or recording) by accidentally volume level appears on the display pressing a button. (VOLUME 0 to VOLUME 20). Set the POWER/HOLD switch to the left while the unit is operating. The Hold function is engaged. • If an operation button is pressed while the Hold function is engaged, “HOLD ON” will appear on the display and nothing else will ha
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Quick Guide Recording Hint: · Press and hold down the FOLDER/INDEX button for Do not remove the battery during recording. at least two seconds to select the S folder. · For detailed explanation of the folders, refer to You can adjust the direction of the built-in micro- page 26. phones to suit your recording situation (page 14). 1. Press the FOLDER/INDEX button to select a With MIC ALC “OFF” folder (A, B, C, D or S). 2. Press the PAUSE/REC button SP 20 MIC to enter the recording standby mod
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Quick Guide 4. Press the PAUSE/REC button to start Adjusting the microphone sensitivity recording. The level meter moves to left or right as the volume The REC/PEAK LED lights up and record- level of the sound source changes. ing starts. If the sensitivity level is low: SP 15 MIC With MIC ALC “ON“ If the level meter moves only very slightly, raise the micro- 2. Press and hold down the MENU/STOP but- phone sensitivity by pressing ton for at least two seconds to access the the Y button so tha
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Quick Guide 5. Press the MENU/STOP button twice to exit Stopping recording from the menu setting mode. Press the MENU/STOP button. 6. Press the PAUSE/REC button to start record- ing. File number Elapsed Total file Pausing recording recording time number Press the PAUSE/REC button. Remaining Press it again to resume recording. recording time Note: ·With some files, the elapsed recording time dis- Inserting index marks played on the LCD may differ from the actual You can insert index marks only i
