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PN 2019 603 150
NAGRA ARES
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P II
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MANUAL
Version: July 18, 2006
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CONTENTS Page
1 DELIVERED WITH: ......................................................................................... 4
2 INSTALLING THE BATTERIES. ...................................................................... 4
3 INSTALLING THE FLASHCARD...................................................................... 4
4 POWER ON, POWER OFF.............................................................................. 4
5 CONTRAST..................................................................................................... 5
6 KEYS............................................................................................................... 5
7 FAT / NFS MODE DIFFERENCES................................................................... 5
8 FIRST TIME SWITCH ON................................................................................ 5
9 MAIN DISPLAY DESCRIPTION....................................................................... 6
10 RECORD (2, 2bis), REWIND (3), STOP (4), PLAY (5), FORWARD (6) KEYS 7
10.1 RECORD KEY (2, 2bis) ........................................................................... 7
10.2 REWIND KEY (3) AND FORWARD KEY (6)............................................ 7
10.3 STOP KEY (4)......................................................................................... 8
10.4 PLAY KEY (5) ......................................................................................... 8
11 LEVEL ADJUSTMENT................................................................................... 8
11.1 OUTPUT LEVEL ADJUSTMENT ............................................................. 8
11.2 INPUT LEVEL ADJUSTMENT................................................................. 8
11.3 THRESHOLD ADJUSTMENT.................................................................. 9
11.4 WHAT IS DBSPL..................................................................................... 9
12 CENTER & ARROW KEYS.......................................................................... 10
13 LED MODULOMETER................................................................................. 10
14 MAIN MENU. ............................................................................................... 10
14.1 DIRECTORY MENU.............................................................................. 10
14.1.1 HORIZONTAL SCROLLING............................................................ 12
14.1.2 VERTICAL SCROLLING. ................................................................ 12
14.1.3 QUIT DIRECTORY.......................................................................... 12
14.1.4 EDIT INDEX.................................................................................... 13
14.1.5 DELETE.......................................................................................... 16
14.1.6 DELETE TO END............................................................................ 16
14.1.7 RENUMBER. .................................................................................. 16
14.1.8 RENUMBER ALL. ........................................................................... 16
14.1.9 DELETE ALL MARKS. .................................................................... 16
14.2 LOUDSPEAKER. .................................................................................. 16
14.3 TOOLS.................................................................................................. 16
14.3.1 LANGUAGE.................................................................................... 16
14.3.2 FILE NAMING. ................................................................................ 16
14.3.2.1 FILE NAME FORMAT............................................................... 17
14.3.2.2 CARD NAME............................................................................ 17
14.3.2.3 MACHINE NAME...................................................................... 17
14.3.3 DATE AND TIME. ........................................................................... 18
14.3.4 CARD FORMATTING. .................................................................... 18
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14.3.5 PROGRAM SELECT....................................................................... 18
14.3.6 CONTRAST. ................................................................................... 19
14.3.7 AUTO POWER OFF........................................................................ 19
14.3.8 VERSION........................................................................................ 19
14.4 TEMPLATES......................................................................................... 19
14.5 SETTINGS MENU................................................................................. 20
14.5.1 INPUT FILTER................................................................................ 20
14.5.2 ALC. ............................................................................................... 20
14.5.3 ALC THRESHOLD. ......................................................................... 20
14.5.4 ALC REACTION SPEED................................................................. 21
14.5.5 INPUT LEVEL. ................................................................................ 21
14.5.6 BEEP.............................................................................................. 21
14.5.7 FILE FORMAT. ............................................................................... 21
14.5.8 BACKLIGHT.................................................................................... 21
14.5.9 OUTPUT MODE.............................................................................. 21
14.5.10 OUTPUT LEVEL. .......................................................................... 21
14.5.11 SIDE RECORD KEY. .................................................................... 22
14.5.12 RED LED LEVEL. ......................................................................... 22
14.6 AUTOMATIC SKIP. ............................................................................... 22
14.7 AUTO RECORD.................................................................................... 22
14.8 INPUT. .................................................................................................. 23
14.8.1 INPUT TYPE................................................................................... 23
14.8.2 48V MIKE POWER.......................................................................... 23
15 LOCKING THE SETTINGS. ......................................................................... 24
16 LOCKING THE KEYPAD. ............................................................................ 24
17 MESSAGES. ............................................................................................... 24
18 SOFTWARE UPDATE. ................................................................................ 25
19 MENU TREE. .............................................................................................. 26
20 ARES-P & RCX220 SOFTWARE & INSTALLATION (NFS MODE) .............. 30
20.1 ARES-P SOFTWARE............................................................................ 30
20.2 RCX220 SOFTWARE............................................................................ 30
21 ARES-P II
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ON PC OR MAC (FAT MODE)................................................... 31
22 INPUT CONNECTOR, DIN 12 PIN............................................................... 32
23 LINE OUTPUT CONNECTOR, LEMO 2 PIN ................................................ 32
24 FLASH CARDS COMPATIBILITY. ............................................................... 33
25 LANGUAGE TABLE..................................................................................... 34
26 SPECIFICATIONS....................................................................................... 42
27 SAFETY/COMPLIANCE .............................................................................. 43
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This manual describes the use of the ARES-P II
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in the FAT mode.
For using the Ares-P II
+
in the NFS mode, please refer to the previous Ares-P II manual or to the
Ares-P / RCX220 manual.
WARNING: The ARES-P II
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has a built-in charger (charge current = 300mA). NiCd or Ni-Metal-
Hydride cells can be used.
WHEN USING THE EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY, CHECK THAT THE CHARGER SWITCH INSIDE
THE BATTERY COMPARTIMENT IS OFF BEFORE INSTALLING DRY CELLS.
1 DELIVERED WITH:
5 dry cells AA, 1 DIN connector 12 pin, 1 Mini jack 90 degrees, 1 USB cable, 1 CDR with Ares
Import, Digigram, Netia Import software and manuals.
2 INSTALLING THE BATTERIES.
To open the machine, push the button on the right side. Inside the battery compartment, push down
the black button and remove the inner cover.
Install the 5 AA cells observing the polarity and replace the inner cover.
Important note:
When using the external
power supply, check
that the switch inside
the battery compartment
is set to OFF before
installing dry cells.
In the OFF position, the charger circuitry is not activated and if an external power supply is connected,
the machine will run from external supply and not from the batteries.
When an external power supply is connected to the ARES-P II
+
, the green led turns on. During charge,
the yellow led turns on. The ARES-P II
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charges with approx. 300 mA. Charging stops automatically
(yellow led turns off). If the yellow led never turns off, it means that one ore more cells are defective. If
the charger switch is turned on and no batteries are installed while the machine receives external
power, the yellow led starts blinking fast.
3 INSTALLING THE FLASHCARD.
Open the machine by pressing the button on the side. Insert the flashcard push it fully home (eject
button fully out). The Ares-P II
+
allows using linear flash cards, ATA cards and compact flash cards.
Compact flash cards must be installed using an adapter. In the FAT mode, only ATA cards or compact
flash cards can be used.
4 POWER ON, POWER OFF.
Press the POWER ON key (1) for 1 second and the machine switches on. Once the main display is
shown, the type of selected file system and file format are shown briefly. To re -indicate the selected
file format, press the POWER key (1) briefly at any time. (Ex. PCM 48k 16b st). To switch OFF the
machine push the same key again for 1 second.
Attention: the machine cannot be switched OFF during RECORD or EDIT.
Batt. Type Capacity Charging time Record mode Manufactory
NimH 1300 mAh 05h30 06h00 GP
NimH 2300 mAh 10h00 11h30 Sanyo
Dry cells x 11h10 Panasonic, Alkaline
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5 CONTRAST.
If the display contrast is not set properly at power on, switch off the machine, keep the RIGHT arrow
key (12) pressed while turning on the machine. This brings the machine directly to the contrast menu.
Adjust step-by-step with the UP (9) or DOWN (11) arrow keys to increase or decrease accordingly.
Once the correct contrast is found, press the CENTER key (13) to store the new setting in the
machine. Press the LEFT arrow key (10) to quit the menus. The factory setting has the value 32.
6 KEYS.
1 Power ON / OFF
2 + 2 bis Record, Marker key
3 Rewind, skip backwards key
4 Stop key
5 Play key
6 Forward, skip forwards key
7 Reduce input sensitivity or playback level key
8 Increase input sensitivity or playback level key
9 Up arrow key or increase output level key
10 Left arrow key
11 Down arrow key or reduce output level key
12 Right arrow key
13 Other menu or execute key
7 FAT / NFS MODE DIFFERENCES.
The FAT mode means that the ATA or Compact flash card is
formatted according to the FAT standard (FAT 16 or FAT 32) and is directly compatible with a
Windows or Mac O/S. The NFS mode means that the card is formatted with a Nagra format (Nagra
File System), in order to remain compatible with previous machines such as the Ares-C, C-PP, Ares-P
or RCX220. To read a card formatted NFS in a PC, additional PC software is needed.
If no software options are installed, the card will be formatted FAT and via the USB port, Windows or
Mac O/S will recognize the machine as an external hard disk. The recorded files are Broadcast Wave
Format (xxx.wav). Only PCM linear can be recorded (not compressed). Only ATA or Compact flash
cards can be used in the FAT mode.
If equipped with the software option #I, the machine emulates an ARES-P (NFS mode) and allows
MPEG compressed files to be recorded in both the FAT or NFS modes. In the NFS mode, the
maximum bit rate is 192kb/s, in the FAT mode, the maximum bit rate is 384kb/s.
If equipped with software option #I & #II, the machine also emulates an RCX220. This means that
through the USB port, Windows recognizes the machine as an external soundcard when in NFS mode
and as an external removable hard drive in the FAT mode.
Important note: When making linear recordings (WAV) the range of media that can be used is
restricted. The card must be capable of writing data at high speed. A stereo recording at 48kHz
requires a data rate of 2 x 24 bits x 48000 sampling frequency divide by 8 bits per Byte gives a data
rate of 288 kBytes per second.
8 FIRST TIME SWITCH ON.
This is only important in the case that minimum option #1 is installed. Once the batteries have been
installed, the machine will switch on in the FAT mode. The display will show a picture of a cylinder with
the word FAT for several seconds.
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If the words Nagra File System appear (only if minimum the soft #1 package is included)
jump to page 17 Paragraph 14.3.3 PROGRAM SELECT before continuing.
9 MAIN DISPLAY DESCRIPTION.
Attention: At power on, the display below is shown, but without the level bargraph indicator on the
right-hand side. This bargraph appears when the + or - key (8 or 7) is pressed. It disappears after a
few seconds to improve the clarity of the display.
Status of the ARES-P II
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STOP ARES-P II
+
is in STAND BY mode
RECORD ARES-P II
+
is in RECORD mode
PLAY ARES-P II
+
is in PLAY mode
SEARCH FORWARD ARES-P II
+
is playing fast forwards
SEARCH BACKWARD ARES-P II
+
is playing fast backwards
Take / Index number and position in minutes and seconds
This is the physical playback position. The example shows that playback will start at the beginning of
take 7 (0 minutes, 0 seconds).
Status of the flashcard
The full length of the bar-graph corresponds to the total memory of the inserted flashcard. The black
area shows how much memory was already used for recording. The clear area shows the remaining
memory.
Total number of recorded Takes / Indexes
This area shows the total number of Takes / Indexes already recorded on the flashcard.
Remaining time on the card in minutes and seconds
This indicates how much recording time is left on the card. In this example, it shows 8 minutes, 8
seconds. If the bit-rate is changed, it will automatically be updated. Example 8:08 if 128kb/s was set, it
will become 16:16 if the bit-rate was changed to 64kb/s.
Status of the flashcard
Level adjustment
Status of the ARES-P II+
STOP, PLAY, REC, FWD, RWD
Remaining time on the card
in minutes and seconds
Index number and position
in minutes and seconds
Input / output level indication for
Left and Right channel
Headroom indicator
1
2
-21 -9 0 +9
12 Index R: 8:08
Low battery
007 0:00
In
- 20dB
Input level
Level setting
Total number of recorded indexes
Messages
Battery status
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Input / output level indication for Left and Right channel
In the stereo mode, bar-graph 1 corresponds to the left channel and 2 to the right channel. In mono
mode, both bar-graphs indicate the input level. From 0dB, the bar-graph shows the headroom up to
+9dB. +9dB corresponds to FF for the AD converter.
Messages
This is the area for messages, such as LOW BATTERY, CARD FULL, NO CARD, etc.
A beep in the headphones corresponds to an arrival of a message on the display.
When pressing shortly the POWER key, the message area will show the file format selected for
recording.
Battery status
When the battery icon shows full, it indicates the batteries are charged. Each step corresponds to
0.256V. When the voltage drops below the first internal reference, a warning beep is heard in the
headphones and the message LOW BATTERY appears in the display. When the voltage drops
below the second internal reference, the machine automatically switches off.
Level Adjustment
This bargraph only appears on the screen during the adjustment of the input sensitivity, the output
level or the ALC threshold adjustment. If no adjustment is made it will disappear after a few seconds.
Simultaneously, the level setting in dBs as well as the kind of adjustment IN, OUT or THR will
appear on the display.
10 RECORD (2, 2bis), REWIND (3), STOP (4), PLAY (5), FORWARD (6) KEYS
10.1 RECORD KEY (2, 2bis)
To start recording, the RECORD key (2) or the RECORD key (2bis), if in the sub-menu it is set for
recording, can be pressed, even if the machine was in PLAY mode or is in one of the sub-menus.
The RECORD key will not work if the machine is formatting the card.
If during record the RECORD key is pressed again, a new Take / Index is automatically created.
During record or play, the MARK key (2 bis), if in the sub-menu it is set for marking, can be pressed
on the fly.
Important: Those marks can be used on an external editing system (Dalet, Netia, Digas, VCS etc.)
and are also used as cut positions on the internal editing system of the ARES-BB
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(Option #3).
During record, the front red LED as well as the red LED on the keyboard turns ON.
During record, the POWER (1) key as well as the REWIND (3), PLAY (5) and FORWARD (6)
keys are disabled.
10.2 REWIND KEY (3) AND FORWARD KEY (6)
SKIP.
These keys have two functions called SKIP backwards or forwards and REWIND or FORWARD.
To jump index-by-index, pressing briefly on the REWIND (3) or the FORWARD (6) keys will
decrement or increment the index position.
To jump index-by index, pressing briefly the REWIND (3) or the FORWARD (6) keys followed by
holding the same key will fast decrement or increment the index position.
IMPORTANT: Only indexes with the same sampling frequency as the current settings of the machine
can be played back using the SKIP keys. All other indexes with a different sampling frequency cannot
be selected.
If the recording contains MARKS then these keys will jump to the next (or previous) mark position.
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FORWARD SEARCH & BACKWARD SEARCH.
This function can be executed in STOP or PLAY mode. Once the >> or <<key is pressed for
more than 0.5 seconds, the machine starts FORWARD or BACKWARDS SEARCH at 4 times
nominal speed. The longer the key is pressed, the search speed increments up to 128 times nominal
speed. When the key is released, the search stops and it returns to its previous function (STOP or
PLAY).
10.3 STOP KEY (4)
When this key is pressed during record or playback, the machine stops recording or playing and
returns to the EE mode.
The EE mode means that the input signal is fed to the output. This key can also be used as the
PAUSE key during playback.
10.4 PLAY KEY (5)
After a record session pressing the PLAY key, immediately plays back the last recorded Take /
Index.
11 LEVEL ADJUSTMENT
11.1 OUTPUT LEVEL ADJUSTMENT
During the STOP or RECORD mode, the output level can be adjusted by the UP ARROW key (9)
to increase or the DOWN ARROW key (11) to decrease. Once one of these keys is pressed, an
additional bar-graph on the right side of the display appears, indicating OUT, showing the current
position of the adjustment. 0dB corresponds to maximum output level, -59dB corresponds to
minimum output level and OFF corresponds to mute of the output signal.
The setting of the output level can also be stored in the machine in such a way that every time the
machine is switched ON, it will take the same DEFAULT LEVEL output adjustment (See SETTINGS
MENU, OUTPUT LEVEL). During the PLAY mode, the output level can be adjusted either by the
UP & DOWN ARROW keys (9 & 11) or the + and -keys (8 & 7).
11.2 INPUT LEVEL ADJUSTMENT
During STOP or RECORD, the input level can be adjusted by pressing the + (8) or - (7) keys to
increase or decrease the input sensitivity. Once one of these keys is pressed, an additional bar-graph
on the right side of the display appears, indicating IN, corresponding to the current setting. 74dB
corresponds to maximum input gain, 133dB corresponds to minimum input gain and OFF
corresponds to muting of the input signal. If the input sensitivity is adjusted for 74dB, it means that if
the input signal at 74dB SPL will be recorded at a 0dB level.
LEVEL ADJUSTMENT IN THE STEREO MODE
When in the sub menus the INPUT TYPE is set to STEREO, the left
and right channel can be adjusted separately. Holding the left arrow key
(10) and adjusting the input sensitivity will only adjust the left channel.
Holding the right arrow key (12) and adjusting the input sensitivity will
only adjust the right channel. When the input sensitivity between the 2
channels is not identical, the display will automatically show both input
sensitivity levels.
As shown on the picture, the red indications correspond to the left channel; the blue indications
correspond to the right channel. If no left or right arrow is pressed during the input sensitivity
adjustment, both channels will be adjusted simultaneously and keep the same delta until one of the
channels is reaching max. or min. level.
1
2
-21 -9 0 +9
12 Takes R: 8:08
007 0:00
In
84 dB/94 dB
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11.3 THRESHOLD ADJUSTMENT
If ALC (Automatic Level Control) is ON and the ALC THRESHOLD is set to USING +/- KEYS
(see SETTINGS MENU, ALC THRESHOLD), the threshold during RECORD or STOP can be
adjusted by pressing the + or - keys (8 or 7). Once one of these keys is pressed, an additional bar-
graph on the right side of the display, indicating THR appears, showing the current position of the
adjustment. 74dB corresponds to maximum threshold level, 104dB corresponds to minimum
threshold level.
The THRESHOLD adjustment permits selection of the size of the compression zone. It is the lower
limit setting of the zone that will be automatically amplified during a silent period. The ALC works in a
range of 42dB (from 74dB to 116dB). If the THRESHOLD is set to 104dB, signals of 104dB and
higher (max. 116dB) will be recorded at 0dB level (between 2dB and 6dB for a stable signal). A
signal of 90dB will be recorded at 14dB (104dB 90dB).
11.4 WHAT IS DBSPL
The term dB SPL is the unit used to indicate the power of
ambient sound. dB is the abbreviation of decibels (ten bels),
which is the logarithmic ratio of a signal versus a reference level. "SPL" indicates the reference level
and stands for "Sound Pressure Level". The reference level is an air pressure of 20 micropascal
(0.00002 Pa = 0 dB SPL).
Some indicative values:
30-40 dB SPL: ambient room noise / whispering
50-70 dB SPL: normal conversation
80-90 dB SPL: feature film soundtrack in a theatre
90-110 dB SPL: busy bar with live music (Swiss legal max is 110 dB in a public arena)
110-120 dB SPL: heavy rock concert
130-140 dB SPL: Threshold of pain for the human ear
If the gain of the microphone is correctly set, the ARES-P II
+
could be used as a sonometer. The value
indicated by the modulometer of the ARES-P II
+
is the peak value (dB SPL
peak
). The peak value is
typically 10 dB higher than the RMS (Root Mean Square) value.
Examples:
Input attenuation set to 90dB, modulometer shows 0dB, this means that the sound has a pressure
level of 90dB SPL
peak
80 dB SPL.
Input attenuation set to 74dB, modulometer shows 12dB, this means that the sound has pressure
level of (74 12) 62dB SPL
peak
52dB SPL
Finally, if you know that you are going to make a recording of a sound level of 90 dB SPL (100 dB
SPL
peak
) then you can pre-adjust your machine by setting the level pot to the 100 db position and in
this way, your recording will not overload and you will record at about 0 dB on the modulometer.
reference
signal
dB log20
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12 CENTER & ARROW KEYS
By pushing the CENTER key (13), the machine gives access to the DIRECTORY,
LOUDSPEAKER, TOOLS etc. sub-menus. Using the ARROW keys (9 to 12), you navigate
between those sub-menus. To move back to the initial display, press the LEFT ARROW key (10)
(except in the DIRECTORY where CENTER key (13) needs to be pressed first to return to the sub-
menus).
13 LED MODULOMETER
The LED modulometer shows the sum of both channels when the machine is set to Stereo operation.
The three leds give a quick visual indication in three colours, green, yellow and red. They light at levels
of 21, -9 and 0 dB respectively. Normal operation is with the yellow led on and occasionally the red
led peaks. In the sub-menus, the red led reference can be set to 0, +3, +6 or +9 dB.
14 MAIN MENU.
By pressing the CENTER key
(13), the main menu appears on
the display.
The DIRECTORY gives access to all the information of the recorded files on the flashcard.
If TOOLS is selected, other sub menus can be selected: FILE NAMING, DATE & TIME, CARD
FORMATTING, PROGRAM SELECT, CONTRAST and VERSION.
If SETTINGS is selected, several other sub-menus can be selected such as: OUTPUT LEVEL,
INPUT FILTER, BEEP and FILE FORMAT etc.
Scrolling through the different sub-menus is done by pressing the DOWN ARROW (11) or UP
ARROW (9) keys.
Escaping from the sub-menus is done by pushing the LEFT ARROW key (10).
Entering a sub-menu is done by pushing the RIGHT ARROW key (12) or the CENTER key (13).
Inside a sub-menu, execute the selected setting by pressing the CENTER key (13).
14.1 DIRECTORY MENU.
1
2
-21 -9 0 +9
12 Index R: 8:08
007 0:00
Directory
Loudspeaker
Directory
Loudspeaker
Tools
Directory
Loudspeaker
001 0:00
001 1:25 12 . 03 . 00
002 3:48 13 . 03 . 00
003 4:24 13 . 03 . 00
End 48:32
1
2
-21 -9 0 +9
12 Index R: 8:08
001 0:00
1
2
-21 -9 0 +9
12 Index R: 8:08
001 0:00
Directory
Loudspeaker
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By using the UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT ARROW keys (9, 11, 10, 12), once DIRECTORY has
been selected, it becomes possible to scroll vertically and horizontally to view all the recorded indexes
and their specifications.
If the marker has a shape, it means that the index sampling frequency is the same as the current
settings of the machine. When in this case, the PLAY key (5) is pressed, the playback starts
immediately. If the STOP (4) key is not pressed at the end of the playback of this selected index, the
playback continuous on the next index that has the same sampling frequency as the previous selected
index.
If the marker has a > shape, it means that the index sampling frequency is different from the current
settings of the machine. When in this case the PLAY key (5) is pressed, the default sampling
frequency of the machine will be momentary changed to the new selected sampling frequency and the
playback starts. If the STOP (4) key is not pressed at the end of the playback of this selected index,
the playback continuous on the next index that has the same sampling frequency as the previous
selected index. In this case, once the STOP (4) key is pressed or the playback of the last found index
with the same sampling frequency is ended, the machine will after a moment return to his default
sampling frequency setting.
During the period that the DIRECTORY is on the display, all function keys PLAY, STOP, FWD
and RWD (3,4,5 &6) are active.
If the RECORD button (2 or 2bis) is pressed, the display returns to the main screen and the
recording starts.
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14.1.1 HORIZONTAL SCROLLING.
Use the LEFT (10) and RIGHT (12) ARROW keys.
The display shows the length, the date of recording, the time at the record start and the type of file
format.
14.1.2 VERTICAL SCROLLING.
Pushing the UP (9) or DOWN (11) ARROW keys makes the vertical scrolling.
14.1.3 QUIT DIRECTORY.
To escape from the DIRECTORY, press the CENTER key (13) once followed by the RIGHT arrow
key (12). The display returns to STATUS display.
003 0:00
001 12 . 03 . 00 10 : 41
002 12 . 03 . 00 10 : 55
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004 13 . 03 . 00 14 : 19
End 48:32
003 0:00
001 0:00 12 . 03 . 00
002 1:25 12 . 03 . 00
003 3:48 13 . 03 . 00
004 4:24 13 . 03 . 00
End 48:32
003 0:00
001 PCM 48k 16b st.
002 MPEG 192 / 48 st.
003 MPEG 128 / 24 st.
004 MPEG 192 / 32
End 48:32
003 0:00
001 0:00 12 . 03 . 00
002 1:25 12 . 03 . 00
003 3:48 13 . 03 . 00
004 4:24 13 . 03 . 00
End 48:32
003 0:00
001 0:00 12 . 03 . 00
002 1:25 12 . 03 . 00
003 3:48 13 . 03 . 00
004 4:24 13 . 03 . 00
End 48:32
Quit directory
Edit index
1
2
-21 -9 0 +9
3 Index R: 48:32
002 0:00
seconds, recorded March 12, 2000
inside the selected file
card at the selected
002 1:30
001 1:25 12 . 03 . 00
002 3:48 13 . 03 . 00
003 4:24 13 . 03 . 00
End 48:32
Fil
e No 001, length 1minute 25
Current position
Selected file No
End of list
Remaining time on the
compression
004 0:00
001 0:00 12 . 03 . 00
002 1:25 12 . 03 . 00
003 3:48 13 . 03 . 00
004 4:24 13 . 03 . 00
End 48:32
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14.1.4 EDIT INDEX.
The editing option enables the cleaningup of an index that contains
periods of silence or noise and non-useful sound. Once the editing is
completed, the index will be saved as a new index. In the directory such
edits will be marked with a scissors icon.
To edit an index, first select the index to be edited from the DIRECTORY, press the CENTER key
(13), select EDIT INDEX and press the CENTER key (13) again.
Counter 1 indicates the play position inside the edited
index.
Counter 2 indicates the full length of the edited index.
Counter 3 indicates the reel play position from the start
of the original index.
Counter 4 indicates only the position of each cut from the
original index.
In this example, index 009 is selected and is shown as a tape. All edit commands are executed as
shown in the picture by the LEFT (10), RIGHT (12), UP (9), DOWN (11) and CENTER (13)
keys.
In addition, in the edit mode, the standard keys REWIND (3), STOP (4), PLAY (5) and
FORWARD (6) act in the same way as for the standard play mode. The REWIND (3) as well as the
FORWARD (6) key permits to skip from one cut position to another.
If markers were already present on the index, they will be shown as cut positions on the tape.
PLACING CUTS
Example: Index 009 played back
for 2 seconds and a first cut
position was made.
This can be made in 2 different ways. The first possibility is to drop them on the fly. Push the PLAY
key (5) and press the CENTER key (13) every time a cut position must be set.
The second possibility is to press and hold the RIGHT key (12). The machine goes in play mode until
the key is released. If the LEFT key (10) is pressed and hold, the machine goes in play reverse.
Once the key released, press the CENTER key (13) to show a cut position.
DELETING A CUT POSITION
Example: A second cut position was set at 3 seconds
DELETE CUT appears on the screen.
If a cut position needs to be removed, it can be done in 2 ways. The first is to use the skip function
with the REWIND (12) or FORWARD (10) key until the cut position is found and press the
DELETE CUT key. The second one is by using the LEFT (10) or RIGHT (12) key kept pressed to
Index 009
00:00
01:23
: Step / Listen
: : Exit
: Listen loop / Trim
Begin 00:00
Counter 2
Counter 1
Counter 4Counter 3
Index 009
00:02
01:23
: Step / Listen
: Del segment : Exit
: Place cut
00:02
Index 009
00:02
01:23
: Step / Listen
: Delete cut : Exit
: Listen loop / Trim
00:02 00:02
Index 009
00:03
01:23
: Step / Listen
: Delete cut : Exit
: Listen loop / Trim
00:03 00:03
003 0:00
007 0:00 12 . 03 . 00
008 1:25 12 . 03 . 00
009 1:23 13 . 03 . 00
010 1:21 13 . 03 . 00
End 48:32
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approach the cut line to the play head followed by a step by step approach until the counter 4
indicates the position. Once the positioning is reached, press the DOWN key (11) to delete the cut.
DELETING A SEGMENT
Example: Index 009 was rewound for 1 second. The play position sits
between the start position and the first cut position. DELETE
SEGMENT appears on the screen
When pressing the DOWN key (11), the segment from the beginning until the 2 seconds point will be
deleted.
UNDO A CUT OUT
Example: The segment from the beginning until 2 seconds is cut out.
UNDO CUT OUT appears on the screen.
If a wrong segment was cut out, it can be re-inserted by positioning the tape so that the play position
is on top of the cut position. This can be done in 2 ways. The first is to use the skip function with the
REWIND (3) or FORWARD (6) key until the cut position is found. The second is by using the
LEFT (10) or RIGHT (12) key kept pressed to approach the cut line to the play head followed by a
step by step approach until the counter 4 indicates the position. Once the positioning is reached, press
the DOWN key (11) to undo the cut out.
TRIMMING CUTS
Example: The first cut position is placed below the play position
indicator.
LISTEN LOOP/TRIM appears on the screen
Once the first cut position is made and the playback position sits on that cut position, press the
CENTER key (13) once again and the editor starts a loop playback around the cut position. It starts
playing 1second before the cut position and continues to play 1 second after the cut position.
Example: The play starts from 1 second until 3 seconds
SELECT TRIM SEGMENT appears on the screen.
Index 009
00:01
01:23
: Step / Listen
: Delete segment : Exit
: Place cut
00:01
Index 009
00:00
01:21
: Step / Listen
: Undo cut out : Exit
: Listen loop / Trim
Begin 00:02
Index 009
00:02
01:23
: Step / Listen
: Delete cut : Exit
: Listen loop / Trim
00:02 00:02
Index 009
00:02
01:23
: Select trim segment
: :
: End loop
00:02 00:02
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During the playback loop, the LEFT (10) or RIGHT (12) key permits
to select the left or right segment to be trimmed. This means that the
length of the selected left or right segment can be reduced.
Example: The left segment is selected.
SLIDE LEFT SEGMENT appears on the screen.
In this case, the playback loop starts 1 second before the cut position and ends at the cutting position.
The length of the left segment can now be reduced by pressing and hold the LEFT key (10) or step
by step by clicking the same key. In this case the audio will be reduced with a size between 50 and
100 ms. If the reduction was too great, it can be increased again back to the original length by
pressing the RIGHT key (12).
EXIT THE EDITOR
To exit the editor, press the UP
key (9).
The display permits to select SAVE (12), QUIT (11) or return to EDIT (10).
Pressing SAVE (12) shows the next displays
The saving started and it is still possible
to ABORT (10).
Once the right display appears, the new
file was created. The created index
number is always the highest existing
index number in the directory +1.
Note: If the directory is full (999 indexes) a warning will appear at the start of the editing.
If the remaining time on the card is shorter than the selected index
length, a new window will appear but without the SAVE possibility. It is
up to the user if he thinks that once the index is edited, the size will be
smaller than the remaining time. In this case the EDIT can be selected.
In this example, the full length of the original index is 1 minute 21
seconds, but only 1 minute and 4 seconds remaining time is left, so the final edit must be smaller than
this.
Maximum 100 cut positions can be entered on 1 index.
During editing the POWER key (1) is disabled. If during editing, the machine switches off due to low
battery voltage, the new index will not be saved. If during saving the edited index, the machine
switches off due to low battery voltage, the saving will be aborted.
During editing the AUTO POWER OFF function is also disabled as long as the index has not been
saved. In the case that the saving was aborted, the AUTO POWER OFF will stay disabled. In the
case the file was saved correctly, AUTO POWER OFF becomes enabled.
Index 009
00:02
01:23
: Slide left segment
: :
: End loop
00:02 00:02
Index 009
Edit length:
01:21
Remain: 2:11:04
Quit
SaveEdit
Index 009
00:01
01:23
: Step / Listen
: Delete segment : Exit
: Place cut
00:01
Index 009
Edit length:
01:21
Remain: 2:11:04
Creating index 010
83 %
: Abort saving
Index 009
Edit length:
01:21
Remain: 2:11:04
Index 010 created
100 %
Press any key
Index 009
Edit length:
01:21
Remain: 01:04
Quit
Edit
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14.1.5 DELETE.
Any file or index from the directory can be deleted without influencing other takes. To do so, in the
directory, select the index to be erased, press the CENTER key (13), select Delete index and
confirm.
14.1.6 DELETE TO END.
Erase the selected index and all indexes after until the end of the card.
14.1.7 RENUMBER.
Permits after deleting index(es) to renumber the files from the selected file until the end of the card.
14.1.8 RENUMBER ALL.
Permits after deleting index(es) to renumber all the files from file 1 until the end of the card.
14.1.9 DELETE ALL MARKS.
Permits to remove all marks from the selected index made during record or play.
14.2 LOUDSPEAKER.
This switches ON or OFF the internal loudspeaker.
NOTE: The internal loudspeaker can only be used in the playback
mode.
14.3 TOOLS.
Several sub-menus are available.
NOTE: If option #1 is not installed, PROGRAM SELECT will not
appear.
14.3.1 LANGUAGE.
The LANGUAGE sub-menu allows selection of the desired language
for all text appearing on the display of the machine.
14.3.2 FILE NAMING.
The FILE NAMING sub-menu determines the way the name of the
recordings will be defined and stored on the card. It is possible to select
the MACHINE NAME or the CARD NAME combined with DATE or
TIME.
Tools
Language
File naming
Date & Time
Card formatting
Loudspeaker
Off
On
On
Language
English
Français
English
File naming
File name format
Card name
Machine name
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14.3.2.1 FILE NAME FORMAT.
Several combinations are available:
In the following examples, the machine name is ABC and the card
name is DEF.
Machine: Only the machine name followed by the index number (Ex. ABC001).
Machine_time: The machine name followed by the time and the index number (Ex.
ABC182035_002).
Machine_date: The machine name followed by the date and the index number (Ex.
ABC20050701_003).
Machine_date_time: The machine name followed by the date, time and the index number
(Ex. ABC20050701_182035_004)
Card: Only the card name followed by the index number (Ex. DEF005).
Card_time: The card name followed by the time and the index number (Ex.
DEF182540_006).
Card_date: The card name followed by the date and the index number (Ex.
DEF20050701_007).
Card_date_time: The card name followed by the date, time and the index number (Ex.
DEF20050701_182035_008)
14.3.2.2 CARD NAME.
The CARD NAME corresponds to the volume label. The CARD
NAME menu permits to add up to 11 characters or numbers to the file
name before the index number. The index number in the file name is the
last 3 digits and is automatically incremented by the machine (nnn: min.
001, max. 999). To enter the card name, press the CENTER (13) key
once and the first character starts blinking. By using the UP (9) or
DOWN (11) arrow key, select the corresponding character or number. Pressing the RIGHT (12)
arrow key or the CENTER (13) key selects the next character position. Once the eleventh character
is selected press first the CENTER (13) key or RIGHT (12) key to validate the last character
position. To escape from the menu, press the LEFT (10) key. If less than 11 characters are used,
select the symbol .
Note: If the card is reformatted, the card name must be re-introduced.
14.3.2.3 MACHINE NAME.
The MACHINE NAME menu permits to add up to 8 characters or
numbers to the file name before the index number. To do so, press the
CENTER (13) key once and the first character starts blinking. By using
the UP (9) or DOWN (11) arrow key, select the corresponding
character or number. Pressing the RIGHT (12) arrow key or the
CENTER (13) key selects the next character position. Once the eighth
File name format
Machine
Machine_time
Machine_date
Machine_date_time
Card name
- - - - - - - - - - -
Machine name
- - - - - - - -
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character is selected press first the CENTER (13) key or RIGHT (12) key to validate the last
character position. To escape from the menu, press the LEFT (10) key. If less than 8 characters are
used, select the symbol .
14.3.3 DATE AND TIME.
Selecting DATE & TIME gives access to change the time and date of the real time clock. Once the
CENTER key (13) is pressed, the first digit starts blinking. The number can be modified by pushing
the UP or DOWN (9 or 11) keys. Pressing the RIGHT arrow key (12) jumps to the next digit. Once
the last number is introduced, the clock starts running. (Hours, Hours, Minutes, Minutes, Seconds,
Seconds)
Introducing the date uses the same procedure.
Once the last number is introduced, the date is memorized.
To escape from the sub-menu, press the LEFT (10) key once.
14.3.4 CARD FORMATTING.
Select FAT 16 or FAT 32 and execute by pressing the CENTER arrow key (12) and confirm.
Once the formatting is finished, the display returns to the previous menu.
To escape from the sub-menu, press the LEFT (10) key once.
Important: It is recommended to format the ATA cards or Compact flash cards on the machine and
NOT on a PC. The FAT 16 format is limiting the size of a card to maximum 2 GB. Example: A 4GB
card formatted with the FAT 16 standard will show a useful capacity of only 2 GB.
The minimum card size for formatting in the FAT 32 standard is 150 MB.
If a card is formatted FAT 32, it will not be recognized anymore on the Ares-P II or Ares-BB.
14.3.5 PROGRAM SELECT.
The program select permits to swap between the 2 recording modes
FAT mode (ARES-P II
+
) or NFS mode (ARES-P or RCX220).
NOTE: This sub menu does not appear if software option #I is not
installed.
To escape from the sub-menu, press the LEFT key (10) once.
Date & Time
12 : 30 : 00
7 : 05 : 00
Date & Time
HH:MM:SS
7 : 05 : 00
H
Program select
FAT file syst.
NAGRA file syst.
FATfile syst.
Card formatting
FAT16 (max 2GB)
FAT32
Format card
Format card (FAT16) ?
PRESS CENTER KEY.
Format card
Format card (FAT16) ?
The current content of
the card will be lost !
RIGHT KEY TO CONFIRM.
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14.3.6 CONTRAST.
This menu permits to adjust the contrast of the display. Pressing the
UP (9) or DOWN (11) key changes the current contrast. Pressing the
CENTER key (13) stores the contrast settings as a default value at
power on.
To escape from the sub-menu, press the LEFT key (10) once.
14.3.7 AUTO POWER OFF.
If ON is selected and the machine is left in the STOP mode for 10
minutes, it will automatically switch off. During the last 14 seconds of
that period, the beep sounds every second. When any key is pressed,
the power counter will be reset.
To disable the auto power off, select in the sub-menu OFF or if it is
only for a single power on, press and hold the EXECUTE key (13)
while switching on the machine.
In the case that the machine is turned on with the auto power disabled, the message NO AUTO
POWER OFF appears during a few seconds.
14.3.8 VERSION.
Selecting the VERSION sub-menu shows the serial number of the
recorder as well as current version of the software and installed options.
The version shown in this picture corresponds to the version for the
FAT mode. Turning on the machine in the NFS mode will show the
NFS version.
To escape from the sub-menu, press the LEFT key (10) once.
NOTE: All machines are equipped with AUDIO BOARD: 2
#1 means that the MPEG option is installed.
#2 means that the RCX220 emulation option is installed.
#3 means that the EDIT option is installed.
14.4 TEMPLATES.
The ARES-P II
+
can store and recall 4 different templates.
To have an overview of the different sub-menu settings that can be
stored, refer to the menu tree at the end of this
manual. Only menu settings with a red square
against it can be stored.
To use a template, setup the machine as required, then go to
TEMPLATES, select STORE 1 and press the execute key (13). The message DONE will appear.
If now any changes were made in the setup, you can go to RECALL 1 and press the execute key
once again. This returns the machine to the settings stored in template 1.
TEMPLATES
RECALL 4
STORE 1
STORE 2
ON
X XX
ARES-P II+
S/N : 1234567
Soft (FAT): Vx.xx
Audio board: 2
Software options:
#1 #2 #3
Contrast
Current contrast = 36
Default contrast = 33
TEST 34
Auto power off
Off
On
Off
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14.5 SETTINGS MENU.
The settings menu gives access to several sub-menus.
The current setting of each is always shown at the bottom of the display.
14.5.1 INPUT FILTER.
Two possibilities are available: FLAT or LOW CUT.
When LOW CUT is selected, on the main display, the text will
appear next to the battery status.
14.5.2 ALC.
From this sub-menu, the ALC can be switched ON or OFF.
It is highly recommended to switch on the LOW CUT filter if ALC is
turned ON.
14.5.3 ALC THRESHOLD.
The THRESHOLD can be adjusted from 104 dB to 74 dB.
In this case the +key (8) and the -key (7) are disabled. If USING +/-
KEYS is selected, the +key (8) and -key (7) are enabled during
STOP and RECORD mode, which allows the THRESHOLD level to
be adjusted without returning in the SETTINGS menu.
Input filter
Flat
Low cut
Flat
ALC
On
Off
On
ALC threshold
-74 dB
Using +/- keys
Using +/- keys
Settings
Input filter
ALC
ALC threshold
On
Settings
ALC
ALC threshold
ALC speed
Using +/- keys
Settings
ALC threshold
ALC speed
Beep
Normal
Settings
ALC speed
Beep
File format
On
Settings
Beep
File format
Backlight
MPEG 128/48
Settings
File format
Backlight
Output level
Automatic
Fil
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14.5.4 ALC REACTION SPEED.
The ALC SPEED can be set to a FAST, NORMAL or SLOW
reaction time.
14.5.5 INPUT LEVEL.
The INPUT LEVEL can be set to NORMAL, in this case the input
level sensitivity is adjusted by the +/- keys (8 & 7). If the INPUT LEVEL
is set to LOCKED, the input sensitivity will be fixed at the last value
prior to selecting LOCKED. If in this mode adjustment is attempted, a
closed padlock symbol appears next to the level indicator. Beware that
this setting has no effect if the ALC mode is ON.
14.5.6 BEEP.
The beep signal is only available at the output and is not recorded. It
can be switched ON or OFF.
14.5.7 FILE FORMAT.
The ARES-P II
+
without any soft option can only record in a linear mode
(not compressed). If the soft option #I is installed it includes also the
selection of MPEG compression (as for the Ares-P/RCX220) up to
384kb/s. The selection of 24b means that the audio is recorded trough
a 20 bit A/D converter and the data format of the file is written in 24 bits.
14.5.8 BACKLIGHT.
The backlight can be set to always OFF, always ON or
AUTOMATIC. In the AUTOMATIC mode, the backlight turns on for
30 seconds, each time a key is pressed.
14.5.9 OUTPUT MODE.
This sub-menu permits to turn on or off the sound to the output
connector in the case that a little speaker is used instead of a
headphone. ALWAYS means that the output sound is always present.
ONLY IN PLAYBACK means that the output sound is present only
during playback but not present in the record mode or EE mode.
14.5.10 OUTPUT LEVEL.
The CURRENT LEVEL corresponds to the setting before entering the
sub-menu. To modify this level, press the UP or DOWN keys (9 or
11). The DEFAULT LEVEL is the level that has been saved in the
memory. To modify the DEFAULT LEVEL to the value of the
CURRENT LEVEL, press the CENTER Key (13). The default value
will be remembered even if the unit loses power.
Every time that the output level was modified during playback and afterwards a new record is started,
the current value will be reset to the default level.
Beep
Off
On
On
Backlight
Off
On
Automatic
On
ALC speed
Fast
Normal
Slow
Normal
Output level
Current level = - 6 dB
Default level = - 9 dB
Output mode
Always on
Only in playback
Always on
File format
PCM 48k 16b
PCM 48k 24b
PCM 44k1 16b
MPEG 256/48 st.
Input level
Normal
Locked
Normal
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14.5.11 SIDE RECORD KEY.
This sub-menu permits to select
different modes for the red record
side key. When selecting
RECORD/NEW INDEX, the
action on the side key stays
identical as for the keyboard
record key. When selecting RECORD/STOP, every time the red key is pressed once, the Ares-P II
+
toggles between record and stop mode.
If START/STOP is selected, the record starts when the red key is pressed and stops when the key is
released. This mode is also handy if a microphone with a start/stop key is used. This sub-menu has
also the possibility to set markers inside an index during record or playback. If RECORD/MARK is
selected, the first time the key is pressed will put the ARES-P II
+
in record. At each successive press
of the key, a marker will be recorded.
If MARK (REC/PLAY) is selected, markers only can be added during record or playback. When
FADER START is selected, the machine can be put in playback.
If UNASSIGNED is selected, the function is not used.
14.5.12 RED LED LEVEL.
As standard, the red led on the modulometer turns on when the level
reaches minimum 0 dB. Four different reference selections can be
made. Beware that if the +9 dB is selected, the red led indicates
overload.
14.6 AUTOMATIC SKIP.
When on, and pushing playback from the directory or the main menu,
the playback will continue non-stop until the end of the card.
When off, only the selected index will be played back. To select another
index use the skip keys (3) & (6). To playback the same file, press the
REWIND key (3) shortly and push play again. When Index loop is
chosen, only the selected index will be played back in loop mode.
14.7 AUTO RECORD.
The AUTO RECORD menu permits to turn on or off the auto record mode. This mode of recording
permits to start a recording automatically depending on the settings of the different parameters
described below. Once the parameters set, put the machine in the record mode. The recording will
start once the requested level and length of any incoming sound is obtained.
The TRIGGER LEVEL sub-menu permits to adjust the level detection to start the recording and can
be set in steps of 10 dB from 50 dB SPL peak to 120 dB SPL peak.
Side key
Record / New index
Record / Stop
Record / Mark
Mark (Rec & Play)
Auto record
Mode
Trigger level
Trigger delay
50 dB SPL peak
Auto record
Trigger level
Trigger delay
Stop delay
0.0 sec.
Side key
Record / Mark
Mark (Rec & Play)
Start / Stop
Mark (Rec & Play)
Automatic skip
Off
On
Index loop
Off
Red LED level
0 dB
+3 dB
+6 dB
+3 dB
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The TRIGGER DELAY menu permits to adjust the continuous duration or length of the sound level
before the recording starts. It can be set from 0.0 seconds to 1 second. Example: if you clap your
hands a single time and the start delay is set to 0.1 second, the recording will not start, as the
handclap was shorter than 0.1 seconds.
The STOP DELAY permits to adjust the duration of recording once the sound level drops below the
threshold level and can be set from 5 seconds up to 15 minutes or non-stop. Once the delay is
passed, the machine will return to the waiting position ready for the next recording
The left picture shows the machine ready
to record automatically. The right picture
shows the machine in the record mode.
The ARES-P II
+
can also be stopped by
pressing the Stop key (4)
14.8 INPUT.
This menu gives access to the selection of the input type (Mono or
Stereo) as well as the 48V power supply.
14.8.1 INPUT TYPE.
If STEREO is selected and a stereo pair of microphones is connected and the FILE FORMAT is set
to a mono recording, both channels will be mixed and reduced by 3 dB before they are recorded as a
mono channel.
If MONO is selected and a mono microphone is connected to the left input and the FILE FORMAT
is set to a stereo recording, the left and right channel will be identical.
14.8.2 48V MIKE POWER.
If Phantom microphones are used the 48V must be turned on.
This selection needs to be confirmed by pressing the right arrow key.
On the main display, the text will appear next to the battery status.
Attention: Before connecting any NAGRA plug-in condenser
microphone to the ARES-P II
+
, verify first that the 48V is turned off.
Mike type selection Mono Mono Stereo Stereo
File format selection Mono Stereo Mono Stereo
1 mike connected (L) L only L = R
2 mikes connected L + R -3dB L & R
1
2
-21 -9 0 +9
12 Index R: 8:08
007 0:00
AUTO
59 dB
1
2
-21 -9 0 +9
13 Index R: 8:02
008 0:06
AUTO
59 dB
48V. mike power
Off
On
Off
Input type
Mono (left)
Stereo
Mono
Input
Input type
48V, mike power
Stereo
48
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15 LOCKING THE SETTINGS.
By pressing a certain combination of keys when turning on the
machine, the settings can then be locked step-by-step. This to prevent,
the user changing the settings inadvertently or otherwise. To obtain the
combination code, contact your local NAGRA dealer.
Most of the sub-menus can be locked by pressing the STOP key or unlocked by pressing the PLAY
key. When the sub-menu has been locked, a closed padlock appears in front of the selected sub-
menu. When the sub-menu has been unlocked, the closed padlock disappears. To remove the
password, switch off and on again the machine.
16 LOCKING THE KEYPAD.
During record or playback the keyboard can be locked by pressing the left and right arrow keys (10 &
12) during a few seconds (this until KEYPAD LOCKED appears on the screen). To unlock the
keyboard, press the left and right arrow keys (10 & 12) until the message disappears.
17 MESSAGES.
"WRONG USB VERSION" DSP and USB software versions are incompatible
"CARD FULL" No more memory available on the card
"OPEN WRITE ERROR" Defective card or card error
"WRITE ERROR" Defective card or card error
"READ ERROR" Defective card or card error
"CARD TOO SLOW" Depending from the selected file format, some cards do not
accept a high recording bit rate
"DIRECTORY FULL" 999 Take / Indexes (files) already recorded
"CARD NEARLY FULL" 60 seconds recording time left on the card
"KEYPAD LOCKED" The full keypad is locked
"AUTO POWER OFF" The machine will switch of in the next 15 seconds
"LOW BATTERY" The battery voltage has dropped too low
"NO AUTO POWER OFF" Auto power off has been disabled
"INVALID CARD" The card is not recognized by the machine
"NO CARD" No card inserted in the slot
"UNKNOWN FORMAT" The card is recognized but not the type of format
"DIR UNUSABLE" The ARESP folder cannot be created
Example: an ARESP file name was already present
"CARD READING... Appears during the directory reading
"CARD BUSY..." Appears when the card is busy
Example: delete to end or renumbering
"USB MODE" The card is accessed via USB
AUTO REC. LEVEL ERROR The input gain is not suitable versus the record trigger level
UNABLE TO CREATE INDEX During saving in edit mode
ABORTED During saving in edit mode
FAILED Example: During mark(s) erase
THE CARD IS IN USE An action was requested without being in the STOP mode
NO INDEX SELECTED Example: Trying to delete an index without having selected
one
NO MARKS IN INDEX NNN During mark(s) erase
MARKS IN INDEX NNN CANNOT BE DELETED Can happen if the marks are added using
an external editor.
Settings
Beep
File format
Backlight
MPEG 128/48
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18 SOFTWARE UPDATE.
When opening the machine, a small black 6 pin connector becomes visible located just under the
flashcard. A special adapter NP-PCA is needed to connect the machine to the RS232 connector of
the PC or laptop.
When new software from NAGRA becomes available, it can be delivered by Email or it can be down-
loaded from the NAGRA web site. By using the PC software called PuserLoader the machine can
be updated with the new software version. This takes about 2 to 3 minutes.
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19 MENU TREE.
001 0:00
>001 0:14 10.03.03
002 2:34 12.03.03
End 48:40
Directory Quit directory
E d it i nd ex
D elete
T o o ls
Pr og ram se le ct
Program select
FA T file sy stem
FAT file system
NAGRA file syst.
AR E S- P II
+
(FAT M OD E) IN C LU D ING S OF T W A RE O PT IO N # I AN D # 3
Of fL o u d sp e a k er
O n
Co nt rast
Contrast
Current contrast = 36
Default contrast = 33
TEST 34
R e n u m b e r
R en umb er all
D elete m a rks
D elete to en d
O PT IO N 3
Card formatting
FAT 16 (max 2GB)
FAT 32
Ca rd fo rm a ttin g
Date & Time
HH:MM:SS
DD.MM.YY
D ate & Tim e
C ard na m e
- - - - - - - - - - -
O P T IO N 1
La ng ua ge E ng lish
Fra nç ais
File naming File nam e fo rm a t Ma ch in e
Ma ch in e_ tim e
M ac hin e_d ate
Ma ch in e_ d ate_ tim e
Ca rd
Ca rd Na meCa rd _tim e
C ard Na m eC ar d na me
M ac hin e n am e
- - - - -
C ard Na m eM ac hin e na m e
BA
Ca rd _d ate
Ca rd Na meCa rd _d ate _tim e
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In pu t fi lt erS ettin gs F la t
L o w c u t
A L C O f f
O n
A L C t h re s h o ld
A L C s p ee d F as t (1 .2 s)
N o r m al (6 s )
S lo w (3 0 s)
10 4 dB S PL
98 d B S PL
92 d B S PL
86 d B S PL
80 d B S PL
74 d B S PL
U s in g + /- k ey s
B e ep O f f
O n
B
A
A
F i le f o r m at P CM 4 8 k 1 6 b
P C M 4 4 k 1 2 4 b
P C M 3 2 k 1 6 b
P C M 2 4 k 1 6 b
P C M 1 6 k 1 6 b
P C M 2 2 k 0 5 1 6 b
P C M 4 8 k 2 4 b
P C M 4 4 k 1 1 6 b
V ersi on
R e cal l 1T e m p la te s
R e c all 2
R e c all 3
R e c all 4
S to re 1
S to re 2
S to re 3
S to re 4
ARES-P II
S/N: 123456789
Soft (FAT): Vx.xx
Audio board: 2
Software options:
#1 #2 #3
O ffA u t o p o w e r o ff
O n
B
C
In p u t le v e l N o r m al
L o c ke d
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P C M 4 8k 1 6 b s t
P C M 4 4k 1 2 4 b s t
P C M 3 2k 1 6 b s t
P C M 2 4k 1 6 b s t
P C M 2 2k 0 5 1 6 b s t
P C M 1 6k 1 6 b s t
P C M 4 8k 2 4 b s t
P C M 4 4k 1 1 6 b s t
M PE G 6 4 /48
M PE G 6 4 /32
M PE G 6 4 /24
M PE G 6 4 /16
M PE G 1 2 8 /4 8
M PE G 1 2 8 /3 2
M PE G 1 2 8 /2 4
M PE G 1 2 8 /1 6
M PE G 1 2 8 /4 8 s t.
M PE G 1 2 8 /3 2 s t.
M PE G 1 2 8 /2 4 s t.
M PE G 1 2 8 /1 6 s t.
M PE G 1 9 2 /4 8
M PE G 1 9 2 /3 2
M PE G 1 9 2 /4 8 s t.
M PE G 1 9 2 /3 2 s t.
M PE G 2 5 6 /4 8 s t.
M PE G 2 5 6 /3 2 s t.
M PE G 3 8 4 /4 8 s t.
M PE G 3 8 4 /3 2 s t.
O PT IO N I
A
B a c kli g h t O f f
O n
A u t o m at ic
O utp u t m od e A lw ay s o n
O n l y in p la y ba ck
B
C
BA
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A
O u tp u t l e v e l
Output lev el
Current level = -1 dB
Default level = 0 d B
A u to m a t i c s k ip O ff
M o d eA ut o r e c o r d O ff
O n
T ri g g e r l e v e l 5 0d B S P L p e a k
6 0d B S P L p e a k
7 0d B S P L p e a k
8 0d B S P L p e a k
9 0d B S P L p e a k
1 00 d B S P L p e a k
1 10 d B S P L p e a k
1 20 d B S P L p e a k
T ri g g e r d e la y 0 . 0 s e c .
0 .1 s e c .
0 .3 s e c .
1 .0 s e c .
S to p d e la y 5 s e c .
1 5 s e c .
3 0 s e c .
1 m i n .
2 m i n .
5 m i n .
1 5 m i n .
N o n s t o p
+ 4 8 V m ik e p o w e r O ff
O n
I n p u t ty p e M o n o ( l e f t)
S te re o
In p u t
O n
B
S id e k e y R e c o r d / N e w in d e x
R e c o r d /S t o p
R e c o r d /M a r k
M a rk ( R e c & P l a y )
S ta rt / S to p
F a d e r s t a r t
U n a s s ig n e d
R e d L E D L e v e l 0 d B
+ 3 d B
+ 6 d B
+ 9 d B
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20 ARES-P & RCX220 SOFTWARE & INSTALLATION (NFS MODE)
These programs add several features when the RCX220 is connected to the USB port of a PC or if the
flashcard from the ARES-P is inserted in a PC PCMCIA slot:
Display the directory of the flash card
Playback of the recorded files
Import recorded files into the computer's hard disk
Edit the recorded files.
Insert the CD in your PC or laptop and follow the instructions.
20.1 ARES-P SOFTWARE
Carefully read the text file in the root directory before any installation.
From explorer, double click the NetiaVersion folder followed by the AresImport folder.
Double click SETUP.EXE file to start the installation.
If the PCMCIA slot is based on an ISA or PCI bus or built-in to a laptop, the Elan drivers need also to
be installed. If the PCMCIA slot is connected via SCSI or an external PCMCIA/USB adapter is used,
the Elan drivers may not be installed.
20.2 RCX220 SOFTWARE
Carefully read the text file in the root directory before any installation.
From explorer, double click the DigigramVersion folder followed by setup.exe.
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AresImport:
AresImport permits to read the directory from the flash card as well as playback and or import and
conversion.
RCXLoad :
Display the files located on the memory card with their characteristics (date, duration, encoding
format) in an MS explorer fashion.
Playing back a selected file, using RCX220 audio output.
Using Drag and Drop, import one or several files with format conversion to MPEG Layer 2 or PCM
format.
XtrackLE (a Limited Edition of Xtrack):
Uses the physical I/O of the RCX220 as well as any other standard device.
Offers two fully independent mono or stereo tracks where records can be uploaded via RCXload.
Provides you with of a complete set of tools to cut, copy, paste, trim any portion of a track, as well as
level editing functions such as fade in and fade out.
Once the edit finished, it can be processed into a single sound file (MPEG or PCM) with automatic
sampling frequency and bit rate conversion.
To obtain full multi-track editing capabilities including mp3 export, the full version of Xtrack software
can be purchased from Digigram.
21 ARES-P II
+
ON PC OR MAC (FAT MODE)
Turn on the ARES-P II
+
and connect it via the USB cable to the PC or Mac. After a moment, the new
device will be detected as an external removable hard drive.
IMPORTANT: for Windows 98 SE users; connect the ARES-P II
+
(FAT mode) to the PC. Once
Windows asks for the USB drivers to be installed, specify the way to the CDR
Win98SeUsbDrivers folder.
The following pictures are examples on PC were the Ares-P II
+
is recognized as disk (F).
On PC, to remove the ARES-P II
+
from the USB connection, double click first the Unplug
or Eject Hardware icon and stop the corresponding drive letter before removing the USB
cable.
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22 INPUT CONNECTOR, DIN 12 PIN
Inputs:
Pin A and K corresponds to the right Hi and Lo microphone input.
Pin F and E corresponds to the left Hi and Lo microphone input.
Sensitivity:
When H and J are shorted, max. gain is obtained for the right microphone input (0.2mV/hPa).
When H and J stays open, min. gain is obtained for the right microphone input (4mV/hPa).
Pin H and J corresponds to the sensitivity inputs for the right microphone.
Pin C and D corresponds to the sensitivity inputs for the left microphone.
S-REC:
When in the 2
nd
RECORD KEY menu START/STOP is selected, shorting this pin to ground will put the
machine into the RECORD mode. Opening this connection to ground puts the machine to STOP
mode. This can be used for a remote RECORD/STOP control.
23 LINE OUTPUT CONNECTOR, LEMO 2 PIN
The line output connector (Lemo connector 2 pin) is situated next to the microphone input connector.
The output level for +9dB on the modulometer is 1.55V
rms
.
Pin 1 LEFT CHANNEL
Pin 2 RIGHT CHANNEL
TOP VIEW
A MIKE (R) Hi
B GROUND
C MIKE (L) S2
D MIKE (L) S1
E MIKE (L) Lo
F MIKE (L) Hi
G
H MIKE (R) S2
J MIKE (R) S1
K MIKE (R) Lo
L +5V
M
S
-
REC
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24 FLASH CARDS COMPATIBILITY.
Note: We have not tested all available cards and adapters on the market. Therefore we
cannot guaranty the perfect operation in our machines. Cards and adapters supplied by
Nagra are guarantied to operate within the machine specifications.
Formatting: Do not format cards on PC but only on the Ares-P II
+
.
The following cards and adapters are used and tested by Nagra:
Compact flash: ACE 64MB FC064
ACE 128MB FFC128
PRETEC 256MB CFH256
PRETEC 512MB 40x
PRETEC 1GB 40x
Micro drive: HITACHI 1GB DSCM-11000
IBM/HITACHI 4GB 13G1762
PCMCIA adapter DATAFAB TYPE I/II
PRETEC CF
+
IBM/HITACHI 13G1037
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25 LANGUAGE TABLE
Français English
Max
characters
Répertoire Directory max. 18 chars.
Haut-parleur Loudspeaker max. 18 chars.
Outils Tools max. 18 chars.
Modèle Templates max. 18 chars.
Paramètres Settings max. 18 chars.
Enreg. automatique Auto record max. 18 chars.
Entrées Input max. 18 chars.
Nom du fichier File naming max. 18 chars.
Date & Heure Date & Time max. 18 chars.
Formatage de carte Card formatting max. 18 chars.
Rèparat. de format Format repairing max. 18 chars.
Type de batterie Battery type max. 18 chars.
Sél. de logiciel Program select max. 18 chars.
Contraste Contrast max. 18 chars.
Version Version max. 18 chars.
Filtre d'entrée Input filter max. 18 chars.
CAG (gain auto.) ALC max. 18 chars.
Seuil CAG ALC threshold max. 18 chars.
Vitesse CAG ALC speed max. 18 chars.
Bip Beep max. 18 chars.
Format de fichier File format max. 18 chars.
Compression Compression max. 18 chars.
Rétro-éclairage Backlight max. 18 chars.
Mode de sortie Output mode max. 18 chars.
Niveau de sortie Output level max. 18 chars.
Touche latérale Side key max. 18 chars.
Décodeur MS MS decoder max. 18 chars.
Saut automatique Automatic skip max. 18 chars.
Type d'entrée Input type max. 18 chars.
+48V micro 48V mike power max. 18 chars.
Sortie Quit directory max. 18 chars.
Editer l'index Edit index max. 18 chars.
Effacer l'index Delete index max. 18 chars.
Effacer -> fin Delete to end max. 18 chars.
Renuméroter Renumber max. 18 chars.
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Renuméroter tout Renumber all max. 18 chars.
Effacer marqueurs Delete marks max. 18 chars.
Titrage d'index Index titling max. 18 chars.
Charger 1 Recall 1 max. 18 chars.
Charger 2 Recall 2 max. 18 chars.
Charger 3 Recall 3 max. 18 chars.
Charger 4 Recall 4 max. 18 chars.
Sauvegarder 1 Store 1 max. 18 chars.
Sauvegarder 2 Store 2 max. 18 chars.
Sauvegarder 3 Store 3 max. 18 chars.
Sauvegarder 4 Store 4 max. 18 chars.
G722 G722 max. 18 chars.
PCM 48k 16b PCM 48k 16b max. 18 chars.
PCM 48k 24b PCM 48k 24b max. 18 chars.
PCM 44k1 16b PCM 44k1 16b max. 18 chars.
PCM 44k1 24b PCM 44k1 24b max. 18 chars.
PCM 32k 16b PCM 32k 16b max. 18 chars.
PCM 24k 16b PCM 24k 16b max. 18 chars.
PCM 22k05 16b PCM 22k05 16b max. 18 chars.
PCM 16k 16b PCM 16k 16b max. 18 chars.
PCM 48k 16b st PCM 48k 16b st max. 18 chars.
PCM 48k 24b st PCM 48k 24b st max. 18 chars.
PCM 44k1 16b st PCM 44k1 16b st max. 18 chars.
PCM 44k1 24b st PCM 44k1 24b st max. 18 chars.
PCM 32k 16b st PCM 32k 16b st max. 18 chars.
PCM 24k 16b st PCM 24k 16b st max. 18 chars.
PCM 22k05 16b st PCM 22k05 16b st max. 18 chars.
PCM 16k 16b st PCM 16k 16b st max. 18 chars.
MPEG 64/48 MPEG 64/48 max. 18 chars.
MPEG 64/32 MPEG 64/32 max. 18 chars.
MPEG 64/24 MPEG 64/24 max. 18 chars.
MPEG 64/16 MPEG 64/16 max. 18 chars.
MPEG 128/48 MPEG 128/48 max. 18 chars.
MPEG 128/32 MPEG 128/32 max. 18 chars.
MPEG 128/24 MPEG 128/24 max. 18 chars.
MPEG 128/16 MPEG 128/16 max. 18 chars.
MPEG 128/48 st MPEG 128/48 st max. 18 chars.
MPEG 128/32 st MPEG 128/32 st max. 18 chars.
MPEG 128/24 st MPEG 128/24 st max. 18 chars.
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MPEG 128/16 st MPEG 128/16 st max. 18 chars.
MPEG 192/48 MPEG 192/48 max. 18 chars.
MPEG 192/32 MPEG 192/32 max. 18 chars.
MPEG 192/48 st MPEG 192/48 st max. 18 chars.
MPEG 192/32 st MPEG 192/32 st max. 18 chars.
MPEG 256/48 st MPEG 256/48 st max. 18 chars.
MPEG 256/32 st MPEG 256/32 st max. 18 chars.
MPEG 384/48 st MPEG 384/48 st max. 18 chars.
MPEG 384/32 st MPEG 384/32 st max. 18 chars.
Plat Flat max. 18 chars.
Coupe bas Low cut max. 18 chars.
Désactivé Off max. 18 chars.
Activé On max. 18 chars.
Automatique Automatic max. 18 chars.
Rapide (1.2 s) Fast (1.2 s) max. 18 chars.
Normal (6 s) Normal (6 s) max. 18 chars.
Lent (30 s) Slow (30 s) max. 18 chars.
104 dB SPL 104 dB SPL max. 18 chars.
98 dB SPL 98 dB SPL max. 18 chars.
92 dB SPL 92 dB SPL max. 18 chars.
86 dB SPL 86 dB SPL max. 18 chars.
80 dB SPL 80 dB SPL max. 18 chars.
74 dB SPL 74 dB SPL max. 18 chars.
Sur touches +/- Using +/- keys max. 18 chars.
Toujours activé Always on max. 18 chars.
Lecture seulement Only in playback max. 18 chars.
Enreg. /Nouv. index Record/New index max. 18 chars.
Enreg./Stop Record/Stop max. 18 chars.
Enreg./Marqueur Record/Mark max. 18 chars.
Marqueur Mark (Rec & Play) max. 18 chars.
Start/Stop Start/Stop max. 18 chars.
Non-assigné Unassigned max. 18 chars.
Mono (gauche) Mono (left) max. 18 chars.
Stéréo Stereo max. 18 chars.
Format FAT FAT file system max. 18 chars.
Format NAGRA NAGRA file syst. max. 18 chars.
Pile / Accu "AA" "AA" cells max. 18 chars.
Li-ion Li-ion max. 18 chars.
Mode Mode max. 18 chars.
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Seuil déclencheur Trigger level max. 18 chars.
Délai déclencheur Trigger delay max. 18 chars.
Délai d'arrêt Stop delay max. 18 chars.
50 dB SPL crête 50 dB SPL peak max. 18 chars.
60 dB SPL crête 60 dB SPL peak max. 18 chars.
70 dB SPL crête 70 dB SPL peak max. 18 chars.
80 dB SPL crête 80 dB SPL peak max. 18 chars.
90 dB SPL crête 90 dB SPL peak max. 18 chars.
100 dB SPL crête 100 dB SPL peak max. 18 chars.
110 dB SPL crête 110 dB SPL peak max. 18 chars.
120 dB SPL crête 120 dB SPL peak max. 18 chars.
0.0 sec. 0.0 sec. max. 18 chars.
0.1 sec. 0.1 sec. max. 18 chars.
0.3 sec. 0.3 sec. max. 18 chars.
1.0 sec. 1.0 sec. max. 18 chars.
5 sec. 5 sec. max. 18 chars.
15 sec. 15 sec. max. 18 chars.
30 sec. 30 sec. max. 18 chars.
1 min. 1 min. max. 18 chars.
2 min. 2 min. max. 18 chars.
5 min. 5 min. max. 18 chars.
15 min. 15 min. max. 18 chars.
Non-stop Nonstop max. 18 chars.
Activé (-6dB) On -(6dB) max. 18 chars.
FAT16 (max 2GB) FAT16 (max 2GB) max. 18 chars.
FAT32 FAT32 max. 18 chars.
Langue Language max. 18 chars.
English English max. 18 chars.
Français Français max. 18 chars.
Extinction autom. Auto power off max. 18 chars.
format inconnu unknown format max. 17 chars.
Fin End max. 11 chars.
Format Format max. 16 chars.
<sans titre> <no title> max. 17 chars.
JJ.MM.AA DD.MM.YY max. 8 chars.
HH:MM:SS HH:MM:SS max. 8 chars.
Carte en utilisation! The card is in use! max. 22 chars.
Pas de sélection! No index selected! max. 22 chars.
Effacer l'index XXX? Delete index XXX? 1 max. 22 chars.
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2 max. 22 chars.
PRESSER LA TOUCHE PRESS CENTER KEY max. 22 chars.
CONFIRMER AVEC RIGHT KEY TO CONFIRM max. 22 chars.
Effacement Deleting max. 22 chars.
Executé! Done max. 18 chars.
Echec! Failed max. 18 chars.
Effacer l'index XXX Delete from index XXX? 1 max. 22 chars.
et tous les suivants? 2 max. 22 chars.
Renuméroter depuis Renumber from 1 max. 22 chars.
l'index XXX? index XXX? 2 max. 22 chars.
Renumérotation Renumbering max. 22 chars.
Renuméroter depuis Renumber from 1 max. 22 chars.
l'index 001? index 001? 2 max. 22 chars.
Effacer les marqueurs Delete all marks in 1 max. 22 chars.
de l'index XXX? index XXX? 2 max. 22 chars.
Marqueurs index XXX: Marks in index XXX 1 max. 22 chars.
Effacement impossible cannot be deleted. 2 max. 22 chars.
Aucun marqueur dans No marks in index XXX. 1 max. 22 chars.
l'index XXX 2 max. 22 chars.
Pas de carte! No card in slot! max. 22 chars.
Formater en FAT16? Format card (FAT16)? max. 22 chars.
Formater en FAT32? Format Card (FAT32)? max. 22 chars.
Le contenu de The current content of 1 max. 22 chars.
la carte sera perdu! the card will be lost! 2 max. 22 chars.
Formatage Formatting max. 22 chars.
Logiciel (FAT): Soft (FAT): max. 16 chars.
Circuit audio: Audio board: max. 21 chars.
Options logicielles: Software options: max. 22 chars.
Aucune None max. 22 chars.
Actuel = Current level = max. 16 chars.
Par défaut = Default level = max. 16 chars.
Muet Mute max. 6 chars.
Actuel = Current contrast = max. 19 chars
Par défaut = Default contrast = max. 19 chars
Machine occupée! Machine busy max. 18 chars.
Vide! Empty max. 18 chars.
Inexistant! Nonexistent max. 18 chars.
ATTENTION! WARNING! max. 22 chars.
L'alimentation micro Switching on the +48V 1 max. 22 chars.
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+48V peut endommager phantom power supply 2 max. 22 chars.
les micros qui n'en may damage mikes 3 max. 22 chars.
ont pas besoin! which do not need it! 4 max. 22 chars.
Non-implémenté Not implemented max. 18 chars.
Nom générique: Generic file name: max. 22 chars.
(nnn = numéro d'index) (nnn = index number) max. 22 chars.
Titre index XXX Title index XXX max. 18 chars.
Titrage impossible. Titling not possible. max. 22 chars.
Carte protégée Card write protected. max. 22 chars.
Cet index a été créé This index was created 1 max. 22 chars.
avec une ancienne with an old version 2 max. 22 chars.
version de l'ARES-C. of ARES-C. 3 max. 22 chars.
Ce titre ne peut pas Title can not be 1 max. 22 chars.
être modifié. changed. 2 max. 22 chars.
Stop = Abandon Stop key = Escape 1 max. 22 chars.
Lecture = Effacer Play key = Delete 2 max. 22 chars.
>> = Insérer >> key = Insert 3 max. 22 chars.
Enreg. = Sauvegarder Rec. Key = Write it 4 max. 22 chars.
Carte invalide! Invalid card! max. 22 chars.
Carte présente. Card present. max. 22 chars.
Carte non-formatée. Unformatted card. max. 22 chars.
Trop d'index. Too many index. 1 max. 22 chars.
Accès aux 408 Access first 2 max. 22 chars.
premiers index? 408 indexes? 3 max. 22 chars.
Fichier non-fermé. Unclosed file. 1 max. 22 chars.
Récupérer? Recover? 2 max. 22 chars.
3 max. 22 chars.
Erreur X Error X max. 22 chars.
index XXX corrompu. index XXX corrupted. max. 22 chars.
Eff. -> fin de carte? Clean to end of card? max. 22 chars.
Format sans problème. No format problems. max. 22 chars.
408 index disponible. 408 indexes available. max. 22 chars.
Effacement Cleaning max. 22 chars.
Logiciel (NFS) Soft (NFS): max. 16 chars.
GAIN INADAPTE AUTO REC LEVEL ERR. max. 20 chars.
REPERTOIRE PLEIN DIRECTORY FULL max. 19 chars.
ERREUR VERSION USB WRONG USB VERSION max. 19 chars.
Clavier verrouillé Keypad locked max. 19 chars.
CARTE PLEINE CARD FULL max. 19 chars.
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ERREUR D'OUVERTURE OPEN WRITE ERROR max. 19 chars.
ERREUR D'ECRITURE WRITE ERROR max. 19 chars.
ERREUR DE LECTURE READ ERROR max. 19 chars.
CARTE TROP LENTE CARD TOO SLOW max. 19 chars.
CARTE QUASI PLEINE CARD NEARLY FULL max. 19 chars.
EXTINCTION AUTOM. AUTO POWER OFF max. 19 chars.
BATTERIE DECHARGEE LOW BATTERY max. 19 chars.
Extinct. désactivée No auto power off max. 19 chars.
CARTE PROTEGEE CARD WRITE PROTECT max. 19 chars.
TAMPON DEBORDE BUFFER OVERFLOW max. 19 chars.
CLAVIER VERROUILLE KEYPAD LOCKED max. 21 chars.
Presser & maintenir Press & hold 1 max. 22 chars.
les touches & left & right keys 2 max. 22 chars.
pour le déverrouiller. to release. 3 max. 22 chars.
CARTE INVALIDE INVALID CARD max. 21 chars.
PAS DE CARTE NO CARD max. 21 chars.
FORMAT INCONNU UNKNOWN FORMAT max. 21 chars.
REPERT INUTILISABLE DIR UNUSABLE max. 21 chars.
Lecture Card reading max. 21 chars.
Carte occupée Card busy max. 21 chars.
Mode USB USB mode max. 21 chars.
FORMAT CORROMPU FORMAT CORRUPTED max. 21 chars.
ERREUR LECTURE CARTE CARD READ ERROR max. 21 chars.
CARTE NON-FORMATEE UNFORMATTED CARD max. 21 chars.
Mode distant Remode mode max. 21 chars.
Entrée In max. 7 chars.
Sortie Out max. 7 chars.
Seuil Thr max. 7 chars.
Muet Off max. 5 chars.
Index Index max. 6 chars.
Début Begin max. 9 chars.
Fin End max. 9 chars.
Stop boucle End loop max. 19 chars.
Ecoute boucle/Ajust Listen loop/Trim max. 19 chars.
Placer une coupe Place cut max. 19 chars.
Ajust segm. gauche Slide left segment max. 19 chars.
Ajust segm. droite Slide right segment max. 19 chars.
Incrément/Ecoute Step/Listen max. 19 chars.
Eff. coupe Delete cut max. 12 chars.
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Saut automatique Automatic skip Max. 22 chars.
Index en boucle Index loop Max. 22 chars.
Restaure seg. Undo cut out max. 12 chars.
Eff. segment Del segment max. 12 chars.
Fin Exit max. 5 chars.
Index XXX Index XXX max. 22 chars.
Durée édit.: Edit length: max. 12 chars.
Reste carte: Remain: max. 12 chars.
Edition Edit max. 7 chars.
Sauvegarde Save max. 10 chars.
Abandon Quit directory max. 22 chars.
Index XXX créé Index XXX created max. 22 chars.
Erreur de lecture Read error max. 22 chars.
Erreur d'écriture Write error max. 22 chars.
Err. creation d'index Unable to create index max. 22 chars.
Interrompu Aborted max. 22 chars.
Erreur Error max. 22 chars.
Presser une touche Press any key max. 22 chars.
Création index XXX Creating index XXX max. 22 chars.
Annuler sauvegarde Abort saving max. 20 chars.
Format de nom File name format max. 18 chars.
Machine Machine max. 18 chars.
Machine_heure Machine_time max. 18 chars.
Machine_date Machine_date max. 18 chars.
Machine_date_heure Machine_date_time max. 18 chars.
Carte Card max. 18 chars.
Carte_heure Card_time max. 18 chars.
Carte_date Card_date max. 18 chars.
Carte_date_heure Card_date_time max. 18 chars.
Nom de carte Card name max. 18 chars.
Nom de machine Machine name max. 18 chars.
Niveau d'entrée Input level max. 18 chars.
Normal Normal max. 18 chars.
Verrouillé Locked max. 18 chars.
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26 SPECIFICATIONS
GENERAL
Data Storage medium PCMCIA ATA cards, Compact flash cards
Recording Method Digital (PCM) or Digital compression
Compression type ISO MPEG Layer II
A/D & D/A conversion 20 Bit Sigma-Delta
Sampling Rate 16, 22.05, 24, 32, 44.1, 48 kHz
Bit-Rates 64, 128, 192, 256, 384 kb/s*
Mono/Stereo Switchable and input routing
Recording Capacity 1 hour 26minutes on a 1 GB card Stereo 48
kHz PCM, 34 hours 45* minutes on a 1 GB
card Mono 48 kHz 64 kb/s
PCMCIA Slot Single type I & II
Dynamic Range Adjust 40 dB for 0 dB record (manual), 40 dB for 0
dB record (ALC)
Filters Flat, LFA
File Format Broadcast Wave Format (.wav)
INPUTS
Mic. Inputs 12 pole DIN connector
Microphone Powering 48 V Phantom*
Sensitivity From 2 mV to 10 mV for 0 dB recording
Line Input Symmetrical transformerless
Line Input Sensitivity 0.44 V to 1.4 V for 0 dB recording
OUTPUTS
Headphone Jack 3.5 mm stereo connector
Line Output Lemo connector
THD at 1 kHz 0.1 %
Frequency response 30 Hz 20 kHz (-3 dB in EE mode)
Total dynamic range 80 dB
POWER SUPPLY
Internal batteries 5 x AA cells
Consumption 7.5 V - 180 mA, 6 V 220 mA during record
(no display light)
PHYSICAL
Dimensions 188 x 80 x 28 mm (7½ x 3¼ x 1 inch)
Weight 450 g, (1 lb)
(* Including the MPEG option)
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DECLARATION DE CONFORMITE
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
FABRICANT: NAGRAVISION SA, 1033 CHESEAUX SUISSE
MANUFACTURER: NAGRAVISION SA, 1033 CHESEAUX, SWITZERLAND
APPAREIL : ARES-P/RCX220/ARES-P II
+
MODEL: ARES-P/RCX220/ARES-P II
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Par la présente nous déclarons l'équipement conforme à toutes les exigences fixées dans les normes:
We hereby declare that the equipment conforms to the all the requirements outlined by the following
norms:
NORMES GENERIQUES APPLICABLES :
APPLICABLE GENERIC NORMS:
CENELEC EN 61000-3-2
61000-3-3
50081-1
50082-1
Avertissem*nt.
Bien quétant conforme aux normes, cet appareil peut, dans des cas exceptionels, provoquer des
interférences. Dans ce cas, il peut être demandé à lutilisateur de prendre des mesures appropriées.
Warning.
Although this equipment conforms to the stated norms, under certain exceptional circ*mstances it may
provoke interference. In this event the user may be asked to take appropriate measures.
Other electrical regulatory certification pending.
Cheseaux 3
e
trimestre 2004
Cheseaux 3
th
quarter 2004
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NAGRAVISION SA KUDELSKI GROUP
Route de Genève 22
CH-1033 Cheseaux
Switzerland
Phone +41 (0)21 732-0101
Fax +41 (0)21 732-0100
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