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Set Date and Time: opens “Set Date and Time” dialogue box, permitting the
FlashMic’s internal clock to be reset. This clock is used to time-stamp recorded
audio files. (Keyboard shortcut: CTRL + T)
Note this menu option is unavailable unless a FlashMic is connected to the computer
and turned on.
Set DRM Name: opens “Set DRM Name” dialogue box, allowing the name of the
FlashMic currently connected to be changed (maximum 6 characters). The factory
default name is DRM85. This name forms part of the file header of each recorded
sound file, so renaming the FlashMic to a unique name (e.g., that of the user) is of
great assistance when multiple FlashMics are employed. (Keyboard shortcut: CTRL
+ R.) See FlashMic File Names, page 36 for more information.
Note this menu option is unavailable unless a FlashMic is connected to the computer
and turned on.
Set Date and Time Window
Set DRM Name Window
Presets>
Set Default Values: resets all parameter fields of the FlashMic Manager window
to the factory default values determined by the file Defaults.cfg, for the currently
selected preset (1 – 9). Any existing set of preset values is overwritten, but the
configuration file to which they belong is unchanged. The configuration within the
FlashMic also remains unchanged until a file upload is performed. This menu option
is unavailable unless a configuration file has already been loaded into FlashMic
Manager. (Keyboard shortcut: CTRL + D)
Clear Preset Values: simply clears all parameter windows; the loaded configuration
file and the FlashMic itself are unchanged. (Keyboard shortcut: CTRL + L)
Help>
Help: opens the Help file. (Keyboard shortcut: F1)
About: displays the FlashMic Manager software version number.
Status Bar
A set of useful additional information is displayed in FlashMic Manager’s status bar:
This consists of (left to right across the status bar):
FlashMicconnectionstatus
Nameofcurrently-connectedFlashMic
VersionNo.currently-connectedFlashMic’sfirmware
CurrentDateandTime(asderivedfromthecomputer)