Examples of using Flashmic in English and their translations into French
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Do not use the Chkdsk command from a PC as this may corrupt the FlashMic file system.
The large“LED” indicator at the top right of the window indicates whether a FlashMic is connected to the computer.
nothing is deleted, and the FlashMic returns to the head of the menu option,
a prompt message to Save the current data will be displayed on connecting the FlashMic.
It will be found in the same folder containing the FlashMic Manager executable file FlashMicManager. exe.
your own personalised settings are loaded into the FlashMic Manager data fields.
Note that the monitor level always resets to a factory preset level when the FlashMic is switched on.
so renaming the FlashMic to a unique name(e.g., that of the user) is of great
The resulting sound files will need to be downloaded from the FlashMic into a computer at some point for further evaluation,
Note that the FlashMic is perfectly usable without the clock being set accurately;
The battery type is set in FlashMic Manager as a‘global' setting,
The file format created within the FlashMic includes a record of the date and time at which the recording was made, together with textual information- entered via FlashMic Manager software- to aid later identification of recordings.
possibly a recordist's name if recordists always use the same FlashMic.
The Current Config file: filename will show“File in DRM is‘xxx. cfg'”, where‘xxx' is the name of the configuration currently loaded into the FlashMic, and the Select Preset box will be set to zero.
While it is perfectly possible to use FlashMic without using FlashMic Manager, you will not be using it to its full effectiveness, and will not be accessing the full range of features and functions that FlashMic offers.
How you will use the file naming system will greatly depend on the type of organisation using the FlashMic(s), how many are in use, how many people are using each FlashMic, the kind of recordings being made, etc.
There are no controls on the FlashMic itself for the pre-record buffer; it is enabled and has its duration set from the FlashMic Manager software, as part of a preset configuration.
TRACK NUMBER- this part of the filename is generated within the FlashMic itself, and is simply the number of the recording,
File Repair: opens a routine to allow a FlashMic audio file that has become corrupted(due to power failure etc.) to be recovered.
An exception to this is when no recordings have been made since the FlashMic was last reconfigured,