Contents

Table of Contents
- Before You Begin
  - What is an IC recorder?
  - Features
- Getting Started
  - Step 1: Installing the Batteries
  - Step 2: Setting the Clock
- Basic Operations
  - Recording Messages
  - Playing Back Messages
  - Playing Back the Specified Section Repeatedly A-B Repeat
  - Erasing Messages
- Editing Messages
  - Adding a Recording
  - Dividing a Message into Two/Combining Messages Index Function
  - Moving Messages to a Different Folder Move Function
- Other Functions
  - Starting Recording at a Desired Time Timer Recording
  - Playing Back a Message at a Desired Time with an Alarm
  - Preventing Accidental Operation HOLD function
  - Selecting the Display Mode
  - Menu map
  - Changing the Settings
- Additional Information
  - Precautions
  - Troubleshooting
  - Index to Parts and Controls
  - Specifications
  - Index

Sony ICD-B25 Operating Instructions

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Sony ICD-B25 Specification

The Sony ICD-B25 is a compact digital voice recorder designed for efficient audio capture and playback. It features a user-friendly interface and is ideal for personal, academic, or professional use. The device is equipped with a monaural microphone that ensures clear sound recording, even in various environmental conditions. With a built-in flash memory, the ICD-B25 can store up to 32 megabytes of audio data, providing ample space for extended recording sessions.

The recorder supports multiple recording modes, including SP (Standard Play) and LP (Long Play), offering flexibility in choosing between higher audio quality or extended recording time. The ICD-B25 is powered by two AAA batteries, providing substantial recording time before requiring replacement, thus making it a reliable choice for users on the go. It includes a clear LCD screen that displays recording status, battery life, and other essential information, allowing for easy navigation and operation.

Playback functionality is enhanced with variable speed control, enabling users to adjust the speed of audio playback without altering the pitch. This feature is particularly useful for transcription or review of recorded material. The device also incorporates a headphone jack for private listening and a built-in speaker for convenient audio playback. Despite its compact size, the ICD-B25 is robust and durable, designed to withstand daily use. With its combination of portability, functionality, and ease of use, the Sony ICD-B25 remains a practical choice for anyone in need of a reliable voice recording solution.

Sony ICD-B25 F.A.Q.

How do I start a new recording on the Sony ICD-B25?

To start a new recording, turn on the device, press the 'Record' button, and begin speaking into the microphone. The device will automatically save the recording.

How can I improve the audio quality of my recordings?

Ensure you are speaking directly into the microphone. You can also adjust the microphone sensitivity settings to suit your environment, using the device menu.

What should I do if the device does not turn on?

Check if the batteries are properly inserted and have charge. Replace the batteries if necessary. Ensure the battery compartment is clean and free of debris.

How do I delete a recording on the ICD-B25?

To delete a recording, navigate to the recording you want to delete using the 'Play' or 'Stop' buttons. Then, hold down the 'Erase' button until the display confirms the deletion.

Can I transfer recordings to my computer?

Yes, you can transfer recordings using the line-out connection to your computer's audio input or using compatible software if your computer has the necessary ports and drivers.

How do I change the recording mode on my device?

Access the menu by pressing the 'Menu' button, navigate to 'Recording Mode', and choose the desired mode such as SP (Standard Play) or LP (Long Play).

What should I do if my recordings sound distorted?

Check the microphone sensitivity settings and reduce them if necessary. Ensure the microphone is not too close to a loud sound source to avoid distortion.