Operation Manual

NOTE: for the recording function, an USB/SATA storage with free available memory

connected to the SMR is required! The USB storage must not be separated from

SMR during the recording session!

ATTENTION: please consider the recording requires – depending from datastream

quality – apprx. 0.5-3 MB memory per minute! It is recommended to provide plenty

of USB storage memory when starting a recording!

● Start Internet Radio playback as

explained above.

● To start the recording, touch the

“Record“ button. You will see a

window “Recording started“ and the

record button is flashing.

● Recording is working! Playback of

internet radio is continued at the

same time.

● To stop the recording, touch the

“Record“ button again. You will see

a window “Recording stopped“ and

the record button no more flashing.

● The recording will be stored to USB

storage under an automatically

created track name, which contains

the station name, date and a

running count number. The File can

be found in the root directory of your

USB storage.

NOTE: in case of reception interruptions

during a recording session, the actual file will

be closed and the recording is continued in

another file once the received audio stream continues. Since WAP can playback

audio files in a row “gapless“ (without interruptions between tracks), the resulting

tracks (files) can playback smoothly in one turn, under the precondition there was no

data loss during the recording session.

The digital audio stream will be recorded to the USB storage exactly as it is received

from internet radio station. Therefore, the provided audio quality is not changed

during the recording session.

During FM radio recordings, a non-compressed WAV file is created. Please consider

to preserve enough storage space prior to your recordings!

In radio streams, there is no standard marking for tracks separation. Therefore, the

data stream will be recorded without blanks in a single file (comparable to a classic

tape recording of radio broadcast). For long recordings. it can be useful to note

down e.g. internet radio informations, in case they are provided.