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System settings
Project Name
Date,
Name1–8
This specifies how names will be assigned to the project files that are recorded.
You can specify that the name will be based on the date and time, or on the
Project Name
you specify.
If you choose
Date
, a project recorded at one twenty-three (and 45 seconds) a.m.
on January 1, 2005 will be given a name of “050101012345”.
If you use the Date setting, the name of the project will tell you the time at which
it was recorded; this is convenient when you’ve recorded a large number of
projects and are looking for a specific one.
If you use the
Name
setting, the project name will be the name you specified in
“7 Project Name”
(p. 63) plus an ascending serial number. If you specify a clear-
ly identifiable project name, the names will follow an easily recognizable order,
such as : SCENE001, SCENE002, ... etc.
2 Player Setup
Menu item Value Function
Play Mode
Single
This selects the playback mode.
Only the selected project will play.
Sequential
All projects in the folder that contains the currently selected project will play se-
quentially.
Repeat
OFF
, ON
This selects whether playback will repeat.
If
Play Mode
is
Single
, only that project will be played repeatedly. If
Play
Mode
is
Sequential
, each project in the folder that contains the currently select-
ed project will play sequentially, and then the projects in that same folder will
play sequentially again.
X2 Play OFF,
ON
This enables/disables the double-speed playback function that is activated by
pressing the [PLAY] button twice. An indication of
PLAY x2
will appear at the
bottom of the display.
Press the [PLAY] button once again to return to normal playback.
3 Speaker
Menu item
Value Function
Speaker
Switch
OFF
, ON
This switches the internal speaker on/off.
* Even if this setting is on, no sound will be produced by the internal speakers
during recording-standby or recording if the Recording Setup parameter In-
put Select is set to Int-Mic; the speakers also will remain silent while head-
phones are being used.
4 LCD Setup
Menu item
Value Function
Contrast
1–
5
–10
This adjusts the contrast of the LCD. Higher settings will emphasize the white
areas of the display.
BackLight OFF, 1–
10
This adjusts the brightness of the LCD backlight.
The OFF setting turns the backlight off.
Higher settings will make the backlight brighter, and will consume more power.
If you’re operating the R-4 on battery power, pay attention to the remaining
amount of battery capacity.
BackLight
Timer
OFF
, 2 sec,
5 sec, 10 sec,
20 sec
Specifies the time after which the display backlight will be turned off when the
R-4 has not been operated for a certain length of time.
If you’re operating the R-4 on battery power, use this setting to conserve battery
life.
Menu item Value Function
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