COBY electronic MP-C351 - Manual (Page 27)

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REC Input (Recording Input)
Adjust the recording input source. The REC Input options are: MIC and Line. Select MIC to record
from the integrated microphone; select LINE to record from an external device connected to the
AUX LINE-IN jack (see the AUXILIARY MODE (AUX) section for details about connecting external
devices to the player.)
Enter SYS mode from the Main menu, select and confirm RECORDING, and then select
and confirm REC INPUT.
Press / to select a REC INPUT option.
Press
to confirm the change (or press MENU to cancel the changes).
Resume
Adjust how the player resumes playing tracks after it has been turned off. The Resume options
are: Track/Time Line.
Track/Time Line
Turn Track/Time Line Resume on or off. When Track is set to “On”, the player will remember the
last track played before it is turned off. When Time Line is set to “On”, the player will remember the
exact time-point of the last track played before it is turned off.
While music is playing, enter SYS mode from the Main menu and then select and confirm
RESUME.
Press / to select a Track option and then press
to confirm. The selection will move to
the Time Line option.
Press / to select a Time Line option and then press
to confirm the changes (or press
MENU to cancel the changes).
Delete File
Delete Music or Voice files from the player.
Enter SYS mode from the Main menu and then select and confirm DELETE FILE .
Select and confirm MUSIC to delete music files or select and confirm VOICE to delete
recordings contained in the “Record” folder.
The player will display files one by one (If VOICE was selected, the player will only display
files in the “Record” folder. Press / to select “Yes” or “No” and then press to confirm.
If “Yes” was selected in Step 3, the player will delete the file and then display the next file in
the folder. If “No” was selected, the player will simply display the next file.
Repeat Step 3 until you have finished deleting files and then press MENU to exit.
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