EDIC-mini EM Tiny Plus Series Manuel utilisateur

Digitalvoicerecorders

of EM Tiny+, Tiny16+ series

Operation manual

Contents

Overlook…………………………………………………………………………….……..3

1. Purpose…………………………………………………………………………………..3

2. Features………………………………………………………………………………….3

3. Short description…………………………………………………………………………4

4. Technical Characteristics…………………………………………………………….…4

5. Recording duration………………………………………………………………………5

Operation the recorder……………………………………………………………….…..6

6. Installing and replacing batteries………………………………………………………6

7. Supplying power for E71, E72, E84………………………………………………...…6

8. Start andStop recording……………………………………………………………..…6

9. Playing backand uploading the PC………………………………………………..…7

9.1. Uploading from the B70 Recorder…………………………………………..………9

Using all functions of the recorder……………………………………………….…..9

10. Setting Microphone Amplification forTiny16+…………………………..…….…..9

11. Timers ……………….……………………………………………………………..…10

12. Voice Activation System……………………………………………………..….……11

13. Configuring VAS……………….………………………………………………….…11

14. Circular Recording ……………….……………………………………………...…12

15. Charging and Battery Maintenance.................................................................13

16. Recording Settings ……………….…………………………………………………14

Appendix

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Technical Support

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Overlook

1. Purpose

Voice recorders of the Edic-mini Tiny (16) + series are professional devices

intended for making high quality record of voice messages into built-

in flash memory. The recordings can be further uploaded onto the PC.

These voice recorders feature really unique characteristics (the world's smallest size,

maximum autonomy, high acousticsensitivity etc).

The recorders are marketed as personal means of documenting audio information

providing protection against fake records as well as unauthorized access to records.

The EMPlus program located in the built-in memory is used to operate the recorder.

SoundProcessor program is designed to process the transferred records and to

facilitate the conversion of records to text. The programs operate under Windows XP

(SP2, SP3)/Vista/7/8/10.

2. Features

Depending on the model, the recorder features:

•extremely small dimensions,

•weight andcurrentconsumption,

•longrecordduration(from150hoursatsamplingrate8kHz),

•wide frequency and dynamic range,

•built-in clock and calendar,

•the option to start recording at the preset time using timer,

•due to the absence of removable elements the recorder is operational

underwide temperature ranges when

shaking or dusted,

•the LED indicates operating modes ofthe device as well asits status.

3. Short description

The recorder is equipped with Voice activation system (VAS) enabling to compress

pauses efficiently in messages therefore saving considerably the recorder's memory.

When uploading records onto the PC the duration of pauses can be restored in the

form of silence or deleted depending on the settings specified.

The recorder makes it possible to perform timer recording: either daily (with record

start and end time specified) or once (with date and time of record's start and end

parameters specified).

To protect the recorder’s information and setting there is the option to set user's

password.Each recordperformedbytherecorderhasamarkoftimeanddatesupplied

with “digital signature” to identify the model of the recorder to have performed the

recording and theattemptsto modify itafter uploading toPC.

The user may set tabs while recording. These markers will be visible by

SoundProcessor program on PC. Using them it is easy and quick to find important

moments in long records.

Depending on themodification,recordersdiffer in:

•Power source (battery, built-in rechargeable battery or rechargeable battery +

solar battery, externalpowersupply)

•Built-in memory capacity

•The option toquicklyreplace the memory

The user can upgrade the recorder's firmware via USB port.

4. Technical Characteristics

Signal-to-noise ratio for Tiny+

65dB

Signal-to-noise ratio for Tiny16+

80dB

Record Mode

Mono

Compression algorithms

withoutcompression, uLaw

Sampling rate (for Tiny+)

8,11,16, 22kHz

Sampling rate (for Tiny16+)

8, 11, 13,3, 20 kHz

Frequency band

100 Hz...10 kHz

Exchange rate

up to 7 Mb/s

Acoustic sensitivity for Tiny+

12m

Acoustic sensitivity for Tiny16+

15m

Bitrate ofADC for Tiny+

10 bit

Bitrate ofADC for Tiny16+

16 bit

Operating temperature

from 0 to +40 °C

Storage media

built-in flash-memory

Memory capacity in hours (8kHz compression uLaw)

150HQ (4Gb)

5. Recording Duration

Recording duration depends on the type and quality of the battery in use, its charge

level,andtherecordmodespecified.

It is recommended not to use mode 22kHz for recording on to recorders with battery,

because operation in this mode requires very large currents. Often batteries are not

designed for such currents and the recorder records much less time than the one

specified. Accordingly recording time in the mode 22kHz depends greatly on the battery

quality. If this mode is needed, please use batteries which designed to work not with

watches but with technique. Battery 2016 brands that we recommend – Duracell, Sony

Energizer, Renata, Varta.

Operation the Recorder

6. Installing and replacing batteries

Note! Only for recorders with replaceable battery (B-type models)

Before starting, install the supplied battery. The LED flashes 3 times and it will be on

for about 40 sec. Now the recorder is readyto start operating.When installing, always

observepolarity(markingontherecorder'scasecorrespondstotheoneonthebattery).

Incorrect installation of battery may lead to malfunction, which is not covered

by the warranty repair.

7. Supplying power for E71,E72,E84

Switch the recorder to OFF position and then connect DC power supply (3.6-6V) to

pins 1 (minus, gold colored wire) and 2 (plus, red colored wire) of the cable coming

from the Recorder. If the voltage source is represented by a Li-Pol battery, the

connected pins 2 and 3 (green colored wire) of the cable can provide battery

charge with the current of 100mA (provided the recorder is connected to the adapter,

and the adapter isconnected to theUSB).

8. Start and Stop Recording

Tostartrecording,settheSwitchto«On».TheLEDflashesfive times,andtherecorder

starts recording. During recording, the LED is flashing, the number of flashes

indicating:

Number of flashes

Batterycharge level

(1st series)

Free memorycapacity

(2nd series)

80 - 100%

75 - 100%

20 - 80%

50 - 75%

2 - 20%

25 - 50%

1 - 25%

Theintervalbetweenthefirstandsecondseriesof flashesisapproximately4seconds,

andbetweenthesecondandfirstisabout8seconds. Note thatin batteryrecordersthe

first seriesofflashesshows batterychargeatthe time the recorder hasbeen activated

and isnot controlled during recording.

To stop recording, shift the Switch to «Off» position. The LED flashes once for 10-12

secondsand the recorder stops recording.

Attention:

• Avoid using the recorderwith nearlydischarged battery, Otherwise it may turn

off at the wrong moment.

•The higher the record's sampling rate, the more energy is consumed by the

recorder. At the frequency of 22 kHz the consumption is almost twice higher

than at 8 kHz, and for the recorders with batteries the autonomy is down by

more than three times.

•Fast switching during recording

(On →Off →On) puts the tab which is visible in the Sound Processor

program. Thus it is possible to mark the desired parts of records and then

quickly find them.

•Fastswitchingwhen the recorderis off

(Off →On →Off) shows battery charge level and free memory capacity

through flashing of LED.For this indication,see «Start and Stop Recording»

9. Playing Back and Uploading to the PC

UseEMPlusprogramtoplaybackanduploadrecordsontothePCaswellastoconfigure

your recorder. SoundProcessor program is designed to process the transferred

records.

Both programs including the instructions are in the built-in memory

of the recorder and operate under OS Windows XP (SP2, SP3),

Windows Vista/7/8/10. Newer versions are always available on the website

http://www.ts-market.com

Note! For recorders with replaceable battery (B-type models) the battery should

be inserted. Otherwise the Recorder may not be detectedby computer.

1. Turn the Recorder to OFF position and wait until the LED turns off. Connect

USB adapter to the recorder, then to the PC. Red and green LEDs blink

briefly on the adapter. Windows recognizes a new removable drive. It is

very important to observe the connection sequence: Recorder→USB

adapter→PC

2. Run the EMPlus program from the recognized removable drive. The content

of the recorder is on the left side of the window. Selectthe desired record.

3. To play back select the record and press the Play button at the

bottom of the left panel. To upload right click on the selected record

and choose «Copy to PC» from the context menu. The record will

be converted to WAV to be displayed at the right panel. You can also

drag and drop the selected record from the left panel to the right one.

•Donot disconnect the recorderwhile performing anyoperationsin the EMPlus

program.Thiscancausedatacorruption(duringsuchoperationstherecorder's

LED is flashing).

•When the recorder is connected to the PC, recording is unavailable. If the

recorder is in record mode, recording stops after connecting to USB port of

the PC.

Observe disconnection order: first disconnect USB adapter from the PC, then

recorder from USB adapter!

9.1. Uploading from the B70 recorder

1. From page of the B70 recorder on our web-site www.ts-market.com, from section

Productfiles (Software) download folder«B70 soft» to the PC.

2. Unzip the folder and install (using PC administrator name) the Recorder's driver,

file B70_DrvSetup_1_0.exe.

3. Slide the Recorder's coverwith flash memory in the direction indicated by the arrow

and remove it off the Recorder.

4. Place the Recorder'slid onto the USB adapter of the B70 recorder

5. Connect USB adapter of the Recorder to the USB port of the PC. The adapter's

LED flashes.

6. From the 'B70 soft' folder run the EMPlus.exe program. Select type of connection

USB 2.0Reader.

7. The Recorder's contents is on the left of the program's window. Select record and

press Play in the bottom left panel.

8. To transfer to the PC, right click the selected record and select Copy to default

folder. The record will be converted to WAV and will be in the right window of the

program.

If your PC already contains USB2.0 driver, remove it using RemoveOlddrivers.exe

program from RMUsbDrv folder (if your OS is Windows Vista / 7/ 8, run this program

as an administrator). Connect reader to PC and there will be a suggestion to install

driverfrom folderRMUsbDrvvia New hardware wizard window.

Using All Functions of Recorder

10.Setting Microphone Amplification for Tiny16+

Therecorderprovidestheoptiontoadjustamplificationofthemicrophone'ssignal(from

0 dB to +40 dB). Both fixed amplification and Automatic Gain Control can be set. AGC

enablesittoautomaticallyadjustamplificationaccordingtothesoundlevel.Thatmakes

it possible to perfectly record very loud sounds and amplify silent ones. Choose

suitable for youAGC level from pre-installed:

•amplification without AGC;

•AGC1 – for recording in a quietroom;

•AGC2 - for recording in a noisy room;

•AGC3 - for recording from large distances;

•AGC4 - for recording in a noisy large room;

•AGC5 - for recording on a noisystreet.

11.Timers

The recorder has two timers: Daily and Once. Timers enable recording to start

automatically, without user’s control.

1. When setting Once Timer you need to specify the record’s start and end time

anddate.Forexample,«start31.12.201323:00stop 03.01.201410:00»-with

these settings your recorder will record from 23:00 on the 31st of December

2013 until 10:00 of January 3, 2014. However while configuring you should

takeintoaccountthecapabilitiesofyourrecorder,i.e.whetherit’sfreememory

is enough to perform the operation. To check this see «free memory « in

EMPlusand continuous operation time inAppendix 1.

2. When configuring Daily Timer you need to set record's start and end time.

For example «start 09:20 stop 13:05» - with these settings the recorder starts

recording every day at 9:20 and stops recording at 13:05. Recording will be

carried out as long as the recorder has free memory, enough charge and as

long as the timer is on.

3.You can use both timerssimultaneously,but you shouldtake into accountthat

timer's operation times must not overlap or intersect.

Timer recording by can be stopped by shifting the recorder'sswitch to ON, then

again to OFF position.

If timer is on, you don't have to enable recording using switch

(don't forget to synchronize the recorder's time with the PC time).

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