Installation guide

Last revision. 12/00

Audio Monitor & Amplitude Controls:

Located at the lower part of the RF Edit display area and just to the right of the Record and Playback

Transport is the Monitor or Audio Monitor & Amplitude Controls. This function allows monitoring

while recording or editing an SPC file.

The MONITOR button will activate and deactivate audio capability of the RF Edit

program.

The ‘+’ button increases waveform amplitude size in the waveform display window and the

‘-‘ button decreases waveform amplitude size in the waveform display window.

III. Using the RF Edit Program

1. Recording a New SPC File:

1.1 INPUT

Input sources for RF Edit can be any normal analog audio signal to Player #4 (audio card #1)

for recording: Microphones, Telephone, CD Players, DAT, Satellite Interfaces, etc. The most

common use will probably be a telephone, microphone or some form of music player to

record voice and bits of music.

An easy way to create a versatile editor will be to use an audio switcher or separate bus on

your audio console.

1.2 Entering a New Five Digit SPC File Name/Number

To record a new file, just enter a new five-digit SPC filename and load it.

Use the mouse to click on the numbers (

, , , , etc. …) just to the left of the

LOAD and CLEAR transport buttons. When you have finished clicking in the number,

just click on the

LOAD button.

You will see the SPC file name/number in the

Audio File SPC box. Notice also

that as you click on the corresponding numbers they will displayed on the screen.