SONOSAX SX-VT Quick_Start - Manual (Page 24)

SONOSAX SX-ST RECORDER Quick Start Guide Page 24 of 26
4.4 SYSTEM SETUP
This menu is used to set general system parameters, to manage the recording media and to display some
system information's such as hardware and software revision
[HARD DISK] or [CF] displays drive's information's such as total capacity, remaining free space and posts
eventual drive errors, also used to empty the trash and format the drive
• FORMAT DRIVE to format the drive; this action is irreversible and will erase all audio files. The User
Settings are temporarily stored on the internal memory and restored on the HD after
the formatting procedure.
• EMPTY TRASH clear all audio files temporarily stored in the trash bin to free disk space if more
storage capacity is required. This action is irreversible.
[EXTERNAL POWER]
Sets the Low and High voltage limits when powered from an external power supply;
when the voltage reaches the lower limit, an alarm is posted.
[REFERENCE LEVEL]
Set a vertical line for reference on the INPUTS modulometers screen.
• Reference levels: -9dB / - 12dB / -18dB / -20dB below 0dBFS
[MODUL. HOLD TIME] The "Hold Time" function detects the absolute peak level of each recorded track and
keeps it posted for: NONE / 3 seconds / 10 seconds / 2 minutes / INFINITE
[DISPLAY BACKLIGHT] Open a new window to set the Brightness and the Backlight intensity of the LCD
touch screen. [AUTO DIM] enable the light sensor located beside the screen to dim
the intensity when the ambient light decreases.
[H.PHONE REC TONE] Enable a 1kHz bip tone in the headphone when starting recording or adding an
index and a double beep tone's, 2kHz-1kHz when stopping a recording.
[FILETAG]
The [FILETAG] is the identifier of the audio files name; it is unique and automatically
generated. The first 2 characters can be modified by the user, which might be useful
to clearly identify the unit when multiple recorders are used during the same
production.
The last 4 digits are automatically incremented by 1 at each new take. When the
numbering reaches 9999 it starts again at 0000 and the alphabetic prefix is
incremented to the next value (SX
Æ SY).