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Main features

Main features

s Dual function recorder as a

Digital Voice Recorder and a

Digital Music Player (☞ P.17).

s The recorder stores highly

compressed WMA (Windows

Media Audio) format voice

messages in integrated flash

memory (☞ P. 21). It can also

playback MP3* (MPEG-1/MPEG-2

Audio Layer-3) and WAV* format

files (☞ P. 27, P.53, P. 60).

* For WS-570M, WS-560M, WS-550M

only.

s Supports the MP3 format and

linear PCM format, which is

capable of recording sound

quality equivalent to CD-level

(For WS-570M only) (☞ P. 36, P. 38).

s It has a built-in Variable Control

Voice Actuator (VCVA) function

(☞ P. 36 , P. 39).

s The Low Cut Filter minimizes

air conditioner noise and other

similar noises while recording

(☞ P. 36 , P. 39).

s A Noise Cancel function (☞ P.36,

P.40) and a Voice Filter function

(☞ P.36, P.40) cut noise and

enable clear audio playback.

s For WMA-format recording, you

can select one of 6 recording

modes such as stereo or

monaural (☞ P.36 , P. 38).

s It has a backlight full-dot display

(LCD panel) (☞ P. 8).

s It features various repeat

functions (☞ P. 32, P. 36, P. 41).

s Index mark and temp mark

features allow you to quickly find

desired locations (☞ P. 31).

s The playback speed can be

controlled as preferred (☞ P.36,

P. 42 ).

s It has built-in SRS WOW XT

(☞ P. 36 , P. 40).

s You can change the playback

equalizer settings (☞ P.36 , P. 41).

s Connecting this recorder directly

to the USB port links up with your

PC. The data can be transferred or

saved without USB cable or driver

software (☞ P.50).

This recorder is compatible with USB 2.0,

enabling fast data transfer to a computer.

s This USB storage class support

recorder can be utilized as

external memory to read and

save the data (☞ P.6 4).

By connecting the computer with the

USB, pictures, text data, etc. can be

saved, and utilized to carry data.

s It has a USB charging function

(☞ P.12).

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