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Miniatiūrinis (31x25x6 mm) skaitmeninis diktofonas EDIC-mini Tiny+ B76 skirtas aukštos kokybės kalbos įrašymui. Turi galimybę įsijungti nuo garso ir pagal užprogramuotą tvarkaraštį. Reguliuojamas jautrumas. Įrašytą informaciją galima perklausyti įkėlus ją į kompiuterį. Trumpa techninė charakteristika Tvirto metalo korpusas (31x25x6 mm); Didelio jautrumo mikrofonas su žemo lygio triukšmu kokybiškai įrašo garsą iki 12 metrų atstumu; Mažos elektros sąnaudos; Budėjimo režimu prietaisas veikia iki 9 mėnesių; Darbo laikas įrašymo režimu iki 36 val; 8 GB integruota atmintis, kurioje telpa iki 150 val įrašo; Maitinimui naudojama CR2016 baterija, kurią lengva pakeisti; Įrašymas aktyvuojamas mygtuku, nuo garso arba pagal iš anksto užprogramuotą tvarkaraštį; B76 modelis audio įraše saugo užkoduotus markerius: įrašo laiką, datą, prietaiso modelį ir serijinį numerį; USB 2.0 priedas informacijai perkelti į kompiuterį; Pateikiama profesionali programinė įranga prietaiso konfigūravimui. Komplektą sudaro EDIC-mini Tiny+ B76 diktofonas; CR2016 baterija; USB 2.0 kabelis; Naudojimosi instrukcija.

To generate a direction pattern there are 8 microphones used in the Edic-mini Ray A36 recorder forming so-called phased array (similar to the one used in radar). A36-300h - last digits in the models names show the maximum recording duration (sampling rate 8 kHz, 2 bit ADPCM) in hours. Edic-mini Ray A36 is the world's first recorder featuring tracking direction pattern. We develop our voice recorders to maintain personal security by making high-quality, identifiable recording under any conditions. To do this, we strive to make our recorders as tiny as possible to be at hand at any time. We also try to provide maximum sensitivity to record from safe distance, with special markers proving record’s authenticity. When recording in noisy, echoing premises at long distance it is impossible to achieve the desired recording quality using conventional recorders with 1 or 2 microphones. The problem is that when recording at considerable distance the recorder records not only the necessary signal, but also some external noise and the reflection of sound. This interference increases quadratically depending on the distance from the sound source and at the distance of several meters it really can drown out the desired signal. The only solution is to form a signal source direction pattern with maximum drowning of signal from other directions. To generate a direction pattern there are 8 microphones used in the Edic-mini Ray A36 recorder forming so-called phased array (similar to the one used in radar). The application of 8 microphones also reduces the inherent noise of the microphones by 2.5 times. In the end, record gain from the use of 8 microphones can be from 2 up to 6 (depending on the recording conditions) as compared to recorder with one microphone. Edic-mini Ray A36 provides several record modes: 8-ch RAW - signal is recorded from each microphone, which will further help to form a signal direction pattern, or to form a fixed direction pattern for any direction using the SoundProcessor software supplied with the recorder. For example, recording in a courtroom with a source of background noise (air conditioning, noise from the street coming through the window, etc.). When processing record in SoundProcessor, you can adjust the direction pattern for the desired speaker, thus cutting off external noise. Stereo1 – recording onto two channels from the extreme left and extreme right microphones. This mode is applied when big stereo base is required, and signal source is not noisy. Stereo2 - microphones are divided into 2 groups each consisting of 4 microphones. Unlike conventional stereo recorders this mode allows you to carry out stereo recording with more precise stereo effect making noise from the microphones 2 times less. High S/N - signals from 8 microphones are summarized into a single channel. That helps to carry out directional recording for a fixed direction while noise level is 2.5 times less than that of the recorders with one microphone. You can use it in the same conditions as the 8-ch RAW, but only if the sound source does not change its position, for example, a lecturer in a classroom. As in profile – recording with one microphone and a special low-power 16-bit audio codec. This record mode minimizes recorder’s consumption, which makes it possible to achieve maximum record autonomy (up to 350 hours). Also in this mode, VAS (Voice Activation Control) and AGC are available. Mode for everyday use. The Edic-mini Ray A36 Recorder is equipped with high-contrast OLED-display. In record mode (As in profile) the upper line of the display shows useful information: Free memory capacity (in hours at current compression mode) Sampling rate/compression type following current time Battery charge level In standby mode the blue area of the screen shows clock, the type of which can be set in the RecManager program. The recorded information can be played with the recorder (via built-in speaker or using standard stereo headphones) or downloaded onto the PC using RecManager. When playing record on the recorder it is easy to control playback using buttons and, if necessary, delete the record without uploading it onto the PC.

This recorder, is remarkable for high quality of sound due to much sharper signal digitizing by 16-bit audio codec. The recorder can provide more than 50 hours of battery life at fully charged battery in record mode and up to 4,5 months in standby mode. A64-300h - last digits in the models' names show the maximum recording duration (sampling rate 8 kHz, without compression) in hours. Edic-mini Tiny 16 A64 is distinguished by its multitasking functionality. A record is protected against forgery by a specially developed system of markers. Built-in AGC system (Automatic Gain Control) enables it to provide high-quality recording in noisy areas automatically lowering too heavy sounds and enhancing faint ones.