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This video provides a brief overview of using the Denon DN-500R recorder in the Allan Slaight Radio Institute. The Denon recorder can be found in the equipment rack of each control room. The DN-500R records a stereo WAV file of the Studer console’s master program output. To begin, insert your SD card or USB device into the appropriate slot on the front of the recorder.

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Insert USB devices into the upper USB port labeled DRIVE. If using an SD card, open the small plastic door to reveal the card slot. Insert your media and close the door. The stop button should now be illuminated. Press the record button once to record enable the device. If you're presented with the message ‘Media Format: HFS’, you'll need to reformat your storage device before recording.

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Formatting media deletes all data stored on the device, so make sure you've backed up your files before proceeding. Press the rotary knob in to clear the on screen message. To format the device, press the MENU button to enter the main menu. Using the rotary knob, scroll down to the utility sub-menu and press the knob in. Scroll down to ‘Format Media’ and press the knob in again.

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Select either SD or USB. When prompted to confirm, choose ‘OK’. The formatting process will take a few minutes depending on the size of your storage media. Wait for the progress meter to reach 100%. Once complete, press the menu button to exit the menu. Press the record button once to record.-enable the device. The button will begin to flash. When you're ready to record,

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press record again. The red light will go solid and the counter will commence. Ensure the appropriate channels are activated and faders raised on the Studer console. For more details on Studer operation. Refer to the video tutorial for the OnAir 1500. When finished recording, press the stop button; remove your media; and connect to a computer to review and backup your files.