File finder navigation, File viewer screen, File finder navigation file viewer screen – Sound Devices 702T User Manual
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A hierarchical view of files generated by the 702T is below.
702T
1
FALSETAKES
1
SOUNDDEV
1
TRASH
1
TOP-LEVEL
1
MID-LEVEL
1
BOTTOM-LEVEL
Example:
702T
1
FALSETAKES
1
SOUNDDEV
1
TRASH
1
PROJECT
1
07Y01M15
1
SCENE
NAMET01.WAV
NAMET02.WAV
The FALSETAKES, SOUNDDEV, and TRASH folders are automatical-
ly generated. SOUNDDEV is not viewable from the 702T File Viewer.
A TOP-LEVEL folder sits in the root directory. This folder can be
negated by choosing <None> in the menu File: Folder Options.
These two files are title NAME in the menu
Rec: Scene Name/Number.
This is a TOP-LEVEL folder named PROJECT activated in the menu
File: Folder Options.
A BOTTOM-LEVEL folder could also be used as a sub-folder. This
folder can be selected to be a <Scene> folder in the menu
File: Folder Options.
This is a MID-LEVEL folder set to <Daily> from the menu
File: Folder Options.
A MID-LEVEL folder can be used as a sub-folder. This folder can be
selected to be a <Daily> folder in the menu File: Folder Options.
This is a BOTTOM-LEVEL folder set to <Scene> from the menu
File: Folder Options.
File Finder Navigation
Moving from file to file on the recorder is similar to navigating among files on a computer.
1.
Enter the File Viewer by either selecting
FILE:VIEW FILES file in the Setup Menu or by pressing
the front panel HDD button. By default the folder with the last recorded or played audio file will be
opened. The 702T knows this file name by reading a text file, named SDINFO.TXT, which is written to
each time the unit records or plays.
2.
To move up the hierarchy scroll up to the top of the menu to “
\..”.
3.
Press enter or push the Rotary Switch to go up one menu level.
4.
From the root menu, selecting
\.. opens the media select screen.
5.
Continuing up the file hierarchy the media menu is viewable. The top-most view in the heirarchy shows
the inserted card’s size and available free space.
Large audio files take longer to show details than smaller files; this is normal.
File Viewer Screen
The File Viewer screen contains information about each individual audio file. The left side of the
display shows files and folders. The top line displays the path in the form of
MEDIA\FOLDER NAME.
File names are listed in the order they were recorded.