M-200MC

Mic n Micro Microcassette Recorder
v v v BUILT-IN ZOOM MIC RECORD MODE SELECTION (LECTURE/MEETING/DICTATION) AUTO-REVERSE VOICE OPERATED RECORDING (VOR) CUE MARKER 3-DIGIT TAPE COUNTER VOICE MIRROR CLEAR VOICE FUNCTION IMPROVES RECORDING QUALITY FAST PLAYBACK 2-SPEED RECORD/PLAYBACK L/R MONAURAL OUTPUT BATTERY INDICATOR AND WARNING LED POWER REQUIREMENTS: 2 "AAA" TYPE BATTERIES STEP-UP FEATURE NEW FEATURE

features

v BUILT-IN ZOOM MIC extends/retracts to provide better recordings when

specifications

TAPE SYSTEM: 2-Track 1-Channel monaural FREQUENCY RESPONSE: 250-4000Hz OUTPUTS: Earphone (monaural) SPEAKER: 1" (28mm) POWER REQUIREMENTS: DC 3V with "AAA" x 2 batteries
subjects are nearer or farther away from the recorder, and is ideal for recording at lectures and presentations
RECORD MODE SELECTION (LECTURE/MEETING/DICTATION) lets you
select best pickup sensitivity for recording a wide range of applications, from close-up personal dictation to large meetings
v AUTO-REVERSE provides uninterrupted recording and playback of both

AC 120V, 60Hz

COLOR: Metallic Silver DIMENSIONS (WHD): 5" x 2 34" x 1 58" (126.3 x 68 x 42.8mm) WEIGHT: oz (160g) w/out batteries OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES: AC-E30HG AC Adapter, MC-30/60 Microcassettes,
microcassette sides with no need to remove and reinsert tape
VOICE OPERATED RECORDING (VOR) activates the recorder only when
"AAA" Batteries x 2
audible sound is present, conserving tape and eliminating soundless passages
CUE MARKER lets you place an electronic "mark" at specific tape
segments, and provides rapid access during Cue and Review
3-DIGIT TAPE COUNTER provides a digital display of tape elapsed for
rapid access to a particular section of the tape during playback
VOICE MIRROR confirms recording operation by mirroring voice with LED

illumination

CLEAR VOICE FUNCTION IMPROVES RECORDING QUALITY: sound
system enhances voice quality during recording and playback for greater clarity
FAST PLAYBACK is 20% faster than normal and reduces the time needed

to review recordings

2-SPEED RECORD/PLAYBACK (1.2/2.4 CM/SEC) gives you the option of
recording on a standard microcassette for twice its normal time, for extended dictation or recording sessions
L/R MONAURAL OUTPUT provides sound in both ears when using with
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an optional stereo headset
BATTERY INDICATOR AND WARNING LED visibly indicates recording
level and condition of battery power, in three segments

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Printed in USA 2/2002

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