Sony ICD-35 Operating Instructions

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Pages 80
Year 1999
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Sony ICD-35 Specification

The Sony ICD-35 is a compact and efficient digital voice recorder designed for ease of use and reliable audio recording performance. Measuring approximately 4.5 inches in length and weighing just a few ounces, the device is highly portable, making it suitable for on-the-go recording needs. It features 16 MB of built-in flash memory, allowing for up to 535 minutes of recording time in long play mode. The ICD-35 offers three different recording modes: Standard Play, Long Play, and High-Quality Play, providing flexibility depending on the required audio quality and available storage. Users can navigate through up to 99 individual messages per file folder, significantly enhancing its organizational capabilities.

The device is powered by two AAA batteries, offering extended recording sessions with low power consumption. It incorporates a built-in microphone, complemented by a jack for an external microphone, enabling versatile recording options. Playback is facilitated through a built-in speaker, with an earphone jack available for private listening. The LCD screen displays essential information such as recording time, remaining memory, and battery status. The user interface includes intuitive controls for play, stop, record, and menu navigation, ensuring an accessible experience.

Additional features of the Sony ICD-35 include voice activation capability, which conserves recording space by pausing during silent intervals, and a hold function to prevent accidental operations. The unit also supports date and time stamps for each recording, aiding in chronological organization and retrieval. The Sony ICD-35 is a robust digital recorder, ideal for professionals requiring a straightforward, dependable device for capturing audio notes, interviews, and meetings.

Sony ICD-35 F.A.Q.

How do I set the date and time on my Sony ICD-35?

To set the date and time on your Sony ICD-35, press the Menu button until 'Date Set' appears on the display. Use the arrow buttons to adjust the year, month, and day, then press Enter to confirm. Repeat the process to set the time.

What is the maximum recording time available on the Sony ICD-35?

The Sony ICD-35 can record up to 535 minutes of audio in LP mode. The recording time varies based on the selected recording mode (HQ, SP, LP).

How can I transfer recordings from my Sony ICD-35 to my computer?

To transfer recordings, connect the Sony ICD-35 to your computer using a compatible USB cable. The device should appear as a removable drive. Copy the audio files from the device to your computer.

How do I delete a recording on the Sony ICD-35?

To delete a recording, select the file you wish to remove by using the arrow buttons. Press the Erase button once, and then press it again to confirm the deletion.

Why is my Sony ICD-35 not turning on?

If your Sony ICD-35 is not turning on, check to ensure the batteries are correctly installed and have sufficient charge. Replace with new batteries if necessary. If the issue persists, perform a reset by removing the batteries for a few minutes.

Can I record in different modes on the Sony ICD-35?

Yes, the Sony ICD-35 supports different recording modes: HQ (High Quality), SP (Standard Play), and LP (Long Play). You can select the desired mode from the Menu settings.

How do I lock the keys on my Sony ICD-35 to prevent accidental operation?

To lock the keys, slide the HOLD switch on the side of the device to the HOLD position. This prevents any accidental button presses. Slide it back to the original position to unlock.

Why is my recording quality poor on the Sony ICD-35?

Poor recording quality can be due to using a low-quality recording mode. Ensure you are recording in HQ mode for the best quality. Also, check the microphone is unobstructed and clean.

How do I perform a factory reset on the Sony ICD-35?

To perform a factory reset, remove the batteries from the device, wait for about 2 minutes, and then reinsert them. This will reset the device to its default settings.

What should I do if my Sony ICD-35 is not recording any sound?

If your Sony ICD-35 is not recording sound, check that the microphone is not muted or obstructed. Ensure the device is in a recording mode, and verify that there is available memory for new recordings.