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1. e The mode can be switched even after setting Selecting the mode Mode Select P 53 e Once the mode is set after purchase the Mode Select screen is not displayed again even if the batteries are replaced Charging the batter Charging the battery by connecting to a PC s USB connector pa WS 853 model only e Before charging the battery insert the rechargeable battery provided and set Battery to Ni MH P 8 P 52 1 Start the PC 2 Slide the USB connector slide lever in the direction of the arrow 3 After making sure the voice recorder is stopped connect the USB connector to a USB port ona PC Press the P OK button to start charging the battery e When Battery P 52 is set to Ni MH Press OK to start charging appears on the display Press the OK button while this message is blinking Aiajyeq y Huibsey a EN 11 Aia eq y Huibsey EN 12 5 Charging has finished when the battery indicator changes to L fo Charging time About 3 hours Approximate time needed to fully charge a completely flat battery at room temperature Battery charging time will depend on the amount of remaining power and the state of the battery Never attempt to charge an alkaline battery lithium battery or other primary cell battery Fluid leakage or overheating may cause the recorder to mal
2. e The setting can be adjusted to between 01 and 15 nua 224 nu w Huipioay fa EN 45 nua 294 nuaw Gulpioay a EN 46 Increasing the setting number increases the VCVA activation sensitivity enabling quieter sounds to activate the start of recording Adjust the VCVA voice activation level to suit the recording conditions to cope with high levels of surrounding noise or alike To avoid recording mistake it s recommended to perform a test recording beforehand to adjust the voice activation level The following functions are disabled when using the VCVA function e Rec Scene 1 P 25 e V Sync Rec Voice sync recording function V Sync Rec The voice sync recording function automatically starts recording when a sound louder than a preset voice sync recording level detection level is detected and automatically stops recording when the sound volume level decreases When copying music from another device connected to the voice recorder use the voice sync recording function to detect the silent intervals between music tracks and save each track as a separate file 1 sec 2 sec 3 sec 5 sec Set the detection time The voice recorder enters standby mode when the input recording level is below the preset level for at least the set detection time Off Recording is done normally Adjusting the voice sync level for voice sync recor
3. 53 wn EN e The battery life figures shown here were determined using an Olympus test method When LED is set to Off Actual battery life figures will vary greatly according to the battery used and usage conditions Changing the playback speed or using the Noise Cancel Voice Balancer and Voice Filter functions may affect the battery life e Battery life will be shorter when using a nickel metal hydride rechargeable battery that has been used repeatedly e Battery life will be shorter when using a microSD card 1 WS 853 model only 2WS 852 model only 76 Recording time The figures below are guideline values Recording media Internal WS 853 8 GB 128 kbps 64 kbps mono 130 hours approx Recording mode 260 hours approx 8 kbps mono 2080 hours approx MEMON WS 852 4 GB 65 hours approx 131 hours approx 1040 hours approx 32 GB 530 hours approx 1060 hours approx 8480 hours approx eae 16 GB 264 hours approx 525 hours approx 4230 hours approx 8 GB 132 hours approx 264 hours approx 2100 hours approx e Actually available recording times may be shorter than the figures shown here when making short recordings repeatedly Equipment displays of available elapsed recording times should be considered guideline values e Available recording time will also vary due to differences in the available memory capacity of diffe
4. 2 SO When the screen Haru display is Simple Rec scene Mode Skip apace Device Wenu Oish Conf e Moving the cursor from one tab to another switches the displayed menu screen 3 Press the gt OK button to move the cursor to the desired setting item When the screen display is Simple Mode Oish ont e You can also use the PI button to perform this operation Press the or button to select the desired setting item LOD Sound Menu 0 Ey Contrast HHL EL Gkeep O Language When the screen display is Simple Mode When the screen display is Simple Mode amp Cont e The setting of the selected item is displayed e You can also use the FI button to perform this operation e Press the k button to return to the previous screen g Press the or button to change the setting TA When the screen display is Simple Mode EJ Press the gt OK button to finalize the setting When the screen display is Simple Mode e A message indicating the setting has been entered appears e You can cancel the setting and return to the previous screen by pressing the k lt button instead of the gt OK button sw nu wW Huij 3a5 fa EN 41 SWod nu W 6uij 3a5 a EN 42 EJ Press the STOP
5. Jd 2 0 s jy Huruaysuery g EN 61 Jd 2 0 s jy Burajsuery E EN 62 Macintosh 1 Connect the voice recorder to the PC P 58 e When the voice recorder is connected to the Macintosh operating system it is recognized and displayed on the desktop with the model name as the drive name Double click the removable disk icon labeled with your voice recorder s model name Copy the desired data to the PC Disconnect the voice recorder from the PC P 60 no O e To prevent the risk of data damage never disconnect the voice recorder from the USB port while the LED indicator light is flashing Other information Alarm list Battery low File locked No more can be set Folder full Memory error Card error Memory full No file Format error Can t create the system file Connect to PC and erase unnecessary file Action required The remaining Mening __ power Replace or charge the battery is low P8 P 11 An attempt was made to erasea You must unlock the file before you locked file can erase it P43 The maximum number of index marks 99 have been written in the file Erase unneeded index marks c P37 The maximum number of temp marks 99 have been written in Erase unneeded temp marks the file P37 The maximum number of files 6 200 have been saved in the Erase unneeded files P 38 folder gt o An internal memo
6. 20 Press the Pl or la button to select the desired date ap b 7 hab OZ 1301516171819 202 42 2324 29 ED 27 20 29 30 CT a Number of files saved recorded on selected date b Date file was recorded Selected date Today s date e Dates on which files were saved are underlined PI or KE button Move to the previous next date Press and hold to skip to the next date on which a file was recorded or button Move to the previous next week Press the P OK button Press the or button to select the desired file 2013 09 10 Press the OK button to start playback Recording Recording The voice recorder has five folders EJ to fG in which recorded files can be saved These folders provide a handy way to sort recordings into separate categories such as business and leisure Basic recording procedure Huipioray i K Select the folder to save the 3 Press the REC button to start recording in P 19 recording e Each new voice recording file is saved in the selected folder 1510060018 2 Point the built in microphone in the direction of the sound to record L 1 Fa E 23 10m 10s _ q T re a Rec Mode 6 Elapsed recording time Level meter changes according to recording volume and recording function setting Remaining po
7. ts 3 9 5 EN 70 Safety precautions Before using the voice recorder read this manual to ensure correct and safe operation After reading this manual be sure to keep it on hand for reference whenever needed Important safety precautions e Important safety precautions in this manual are accompanied by the symbols and labels below Always follow these precautions to prevent harming yourself or others or causing damage to property e The meaning of each precaution type is given below DANGER A precaution about an imminent danger that is expected to result in death or serious injury if equipment is handled incorrectly WARNING A precaution about a situation that is expected to potentially result in death or serious injury if equipment is handled incorrectly CAUTION A precaution about a situation that is expected to potentially result in injury or is expected to result only in property damage if equipment is handled incorrectly Voice recorder safety precautions AN WARNING Do not use the voice recorder in an atmosphere that might contain flammable or explosive gases It may cause fire or explosion Do not attempt to disassemble repair or modify the voice recorder It may cause electric shock or injury Do not operate the voice recorder while operating a vehicle such as a bicycle motorcycle or car It may cause traffic accidents Do not le
8. Do not format initialize the voice recorder s drive from a PC Formatting done from a PC will not be done correctly Use the voice recorder s Format menu for formatting t P54 Voice recorder folders or files that are moved or renamed in a Windows or Macintosh file management screen may be reordered or become unrecognizable Note that it will still be possible to read and write data on the voice recorder after setting the attribute of the voice recorder s drive to Read only on a PC To prevent nearby electronic devices being affected by noise disconnect the external microphone and earphones when connecting the voice recorder to a PC yuawUOtAUA Hurzerado Jd A EN 57 U01 JDUUOISIP U0I PIBUUO Jd a EN 58 PC connection disconnection Connecting the voice recorder to a PC K Start the PC 2 Slide the USB connector slide lever in the direction of the arrow After making sure the voice recorder is in stop mode connect its USB connector to a USB port on the PC WS 853 model only When you use an Olympus nickel metal hydride rechargeable battery e To charge the battery press the gt OK button e To cancel the battery charging press the any button other than gt OK e Remote appears in the voice recorder s display when the USB connector is connected e Windows The voice recorder is recognized and displayed in the My Computer folder with the model name as the driv
9. diferent folder Select another folder P 19 Objects brushed against the voice Try your best not to touch the voice recorder while recording recorder during recording Noise during playback The voice recorder was placed near a mobile phone or Redo the operation with the voice recorder fluorescent light during recording in a different location or playback The file is locked You must unlock the file before you can erase it P 43 Unable to erase a file Theile isatead Snbyale Unlock the file or undo the read only setting ona PC Connecting a speaker with a built in amplifier may cause feedback during recording Using the earphones to monitor recording is recommended Noise when monitoring a recording Feedback is being caused Adjust the recording setup such as by moving the earphones and microphone farther apart or ensuring the microphone is not facing the earphones The maximum number of marks 99 has been reached Problem Unable to write index marks temp marks The file is locked The file is a read only file WS 853 model only Alkaline has been selected for Unable to charge the Battery battery The gt OK button was not pressed Simple Mode has been selected for Mode Select Unable to select the menu item want to set Playback speed function is set to anything other than x1 0 Play Playback speed is fast or slow Solution Erase unneeded
10. if the operation for erasing all the files in its folder is performed P 38 Preventing accidental file erasure e After dividing a file the first half of the file is given the name File name_1 1 Select the file you want to lock and the second half File name_2 P 19 Lock File is locked e Files cannot be divided if there are 200 Unlock files in the folder File lock is canceled e Locked files cannot be divided e It may not be possible to divide some MP3 file with extremely short recording times e To prevent the risk of data damage never remove the battery while dividing a file Dividing a file nuaw 4 nuaw apy fa File Divide Large files or files with long recording times can be divided for easier management and editing Displaying file information Property e Only MP3 format file recorded on the voice recorder can be divided You can display the information of a file from a menu screen 1 Play the file to divide and stop playback at the desired division point 1 Press the or button to switch the screen e Information is displayed for the items 2 Select File Divide from the Name Date Size and Bit Rate menu on the File Menu 3 Press the button to select EN Start 43 Recording menu Rec Menu Selecting the recording level Setting the recording mode Rec Level You can change the recording lev
11. Cancel Play Mode CI Folder O File By Repeat Recording format indicator File length Level meter D Playback position bar indicator 1 WS 853 model only EN 2 WS 852 model only n syed jo sawey EN 6 During stop mode or playback mode During recording mode Folder indicator Current file number in folder Total number of recorded files in folder and file lock indicator Battery indicator INi Ni MH All Alkaline Voice recorder status indicator J Recording indicator II Recording pause indicator Hl Stop indicator Playback indicator Fast playback indicator Ee Slow playback indicator bP Fast forward indicator 44 Fast rewind indicator Elapsed recording time or playback time Recording media indicator Ex Internal memory I microSD card Possible recording time remaining Level meter File length During stop mode Playback position bar indicator During playback mode Rec Scene 1 WS 853 model only e Pressing and holding the STOP W button while the voice recorder is in stop mode displays the settings Time amp Date and Remain amount of possible recording time remaining If the current time date is set incorrectly see Setting the time date Time amp Date P 52 Getting started etu After unpacking the voice recorder follow the steps below to have it ready for use Getting 1
12. LRO3 or two Olympus nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries E External dimensions 111 5 x 39x 18 mm Not including largest projection E Weight 77 g including battery E Operating temperature 0 to 42 C 32 to 107 6 F Frequency response E When recording from microphone jack 128 kbps 70 Hz to 17 kHz 64 kbps mono 70 Hz to 15 kHz 8 kbps mono 70 Hz to 3 5 kHz E When recording with built in microphone 70 Hz to 17 kHz frequency response upper limit is set by recording mode during MP3 format recording E During playback 30 Hz to 20 kHz However the upper and lower limits of the frequency characteristic depend on each recording format suo eypads EN 15 Battery life The figures below are guideline values E Alkaline dry cell battery When recording with During speaker During earphone Recor ing iocse built in ir ae playback 128 kbps 41 athours approx _ approx 15 1Shours approx _ approx 70 hours approx 64 kbps mono 48 hours approx 15 hours approx 73 hours approx 8 kbps mono 110 hours approx 24 hours approx 90 hours approx E Nickel metal hydride rechargeable battery Racordinaimnode When recording with During speaker During earphone g built in microphone playback playback 64 kbps mono 31 hours approx 11 hours approx 53 hours approx 8 kbps mono 74 hours approx 16 hours approx 64 hours approx wn 3 A A 9
13. be changed when a Rec Scene selection has been made To use these functions you must select Off for the Rec Scene setting e During simple mode Rec Scene cannot be set to Off P 53 Pre registered Rec Scene settings Dictation Rec Level Rec Mode Low Cut Filter VCVA V Sync Rec Meeting Rec Level Rec Mode Low Cut Filter VCVA V Sync Rec Conference Rec Level Rec Mode Low Cut Filter VCVA V Sync Rec Low MP3 128 kbps On Off Off High MP3 128 kbps Off Off Off Auto MP3 128 kbps On Off Off Duplication Auto Divide Rec Level Rec Mode Low Cut Filter VCVA V Sync Rec Duplication Timer Rec Level Rec Mode Low Cut Filter VCVA V Sync Rec Telephone Rec Rec Level Rec Mode Low Cut Filter VCVA V Sync Rec DNS Rec Level Rec Mode Low Cut Filter VCVA V Sync Rec Low MP3 128 kbps Off Off On Low MP3 128 kbps Off Off Off Low MP3 128 kbps On Off Off Low MP3 128 kbps Off Off Off Recording with an external microphone Recording with an external microphone You can record audio input using an external microphone or other device connected to the voice recorder s microphone jack Do not plug or unplug devices into voice recorder jacks while
14. folders through the recorder Locked files and read only files cannot be erased 1 P 43 When there is a microSD in the voice recorder be sure to check whether the recording media being erased is Internal memory or microSD card P52 Before erasing a file charge or replace the battery to ensure it will not run out before the process has finished Erasing processes can take over 10 seconds to complete To prevent the risk of damage to data never attempt to perform any of the following processes before an erasing process has finished 1 Removing the battery 2 Removing the microSD card if the recording media has been set to microSD card s jy buisesy e EN 39 Setting menu items In normal mode menu items are arranged by tabs letting you quickly set desired items by selecting a tab and then moving to the desired item within the tab Follow the steps below to set amenu item 1 During recording playback or while the voice recorder is in stop mode press the MENU button File Menu sw nu W 6ulj 3a5 a When the screen display is Simple Mode amp Cont e In Simple Mode press the MENU button while the voice recorder is in stop mode or playback mode TIP e Some menus contain items that can be set during recording playback t P42 2 Press the or button to select EN the tab containing the item you want to set 40
15. for sound sources with a 2 Press the or button to select Duplication Auto Divide or EJ e ea E S Duplication Timer lot of noise such as a cassette tape 3 duplicated from a CD or record R lg CD e i a Suitable for sound sources with little Z x 2 5 F a noise such as a CD AD Duplication A cc Ses When Duplication Timer was a selected Duplication Auto Divide The time used for duplication can be Files are automatically divided into selected from among Off 30 min eacr sone wen recording 60 min 90 min and 120 min Duplication Timer oo Recording is saved to one file and 5 Press the gt OK button to finalize stops when the previously set time the setting has been reached EJ Press the gt OK button EN 28 a Connect the voice recorder with another device using the connecting cord KA333 To audio output terminal of other device 7 Press the REC button to start recording 8 Start playback on the other device 9 When duplication is completed press the STOP W button to stop recording e When Duplication Timer was selected recording automatically stops when the set time is reached e Do not plug or unplug devices into voice recorder jacks while recording Perform adjustment of the recording level on the other device To ensure success
16. from the current position when you release the K lt Fast forwarding stops when the end of the file is reached Press and hold the BP button again to fast forward from the beginning of the next file EN 31 ypeqheld Oy EN 32 Skipping to the beginning of a file Skipping to the beginning of the next file Press the gt l button while the voice recorder is in stop mode or during playback Skipping to the beginning of the current file Press the k button while the voice recorder is in stop mode or during playback Skipping to the beginning of the previous file Press the k button when the playback position is the beginning of the file e To skip to the beginning of the previous file during playback press the lt q button twice consecutively If an index mark or temp mark is reached when skipping to the beginning of a file during playback playback starts from the position of the mark When skipping to the beginning of a file while the voice recorder is in stop mode the mark is ignored P37 If a setting other than File Skip is set for Skip Space playback starts after the set amount of time has been skipped backwards or forwards Playback does not skip to the beginning of the file amp P 49 Playback settings Playback through the earphones You can select various file playback methods tailored to different applications and tast
17. microSD card Internal memory selected is displayed after removing a microSD card 3 Close the card cover e MicroSD cards may pop out forcefully on removal if you flick or release your finger too quickly after pressing the card in Depending on the card s manufacturer and type some microSD cards and microSDHC cards may not be fully compatible with the voice recorder and not be recognized properly For microSD card compatibility under Olympus verification please contact our customer support at http www olympusamerica com Note that our customer support will provide information on microSD card manufacturers and card types for which Olympus has verified operation but will not guarantee it s performance Also note that some cards may no longer be recognized correctly by the voice recorder in case card manufacturer changes card specifications Read the operating instructions provided with the card when using a microSD card If a microSD card is not recognized by the voice recorder try removing and reinserting the card to have the voice recorder recognizing the card again Processing speed may be low for some microSD card types Processing performance may also be reduced by writing or deleting data repeatedly from a microSD card In this case reinitialize the card P 54 Preventing accidental operation Setting the voice recorder to HOLD mode maintains the current operation and disables button operations HO
18. notice Contact Olympus Customer Support Center for the latest product names model numbers and other information e Voice recorder displays and product illustrations shown in this manual may differ from the actual product While every precaution has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information in this manual errors may occasionally arise Any questions or concerns regarding doubtful information or possible errors or omissions should be directed to the Olympus Customer Support Center e Olympus Corporation is the copyright holders of this manual Copyright law prohibits unauthorized reproduction of this manual or unauthorized distribution of reproductions thereof e Note that Olympus will assume no liability in the event of damages lost earnings or any claims from third parties resulting from improper use of the product Trademarks and registered trademarks IBM and PC AT are trademarks or registered trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation e microSD and microSDHC are trademarks of the SD Card Association e Macintosh is a trademark of Apple Inc e The product uses MP3 audio coding technology licensed from Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson All other brand or product names in this manual are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners mises micro A Ss lt f a Ej mk g9 Qa or g 2 3 g
19. or service center Do not touch the battery with bare hands when removing it Remove the battery outdoors and away from flammable objects When carrying the voice recorder by its strap take care to prevent it becoming caught on other items CAUTION Do not raise the volume before performing an operation Hearing damage or loss may result Batteries A N DANGER Do not place the battery near ignition sources Do not incinerate heat or disas semble the battery Do not short circuit the battery s positive and negative electrodes It may cause fire ruptures combustion or overheating Do not solder connections directly onto the battery Do not deform modify or disassemble the battery Do not connect the battery s posi tive and negative terminals It may cause overheating electric shock or fire When carrying or storing the battery always place it in the case and protect its terminals Do not carry or store the battery together with precious metal items such as key rings It may cause overheating electric shock or fire Do not connect the battery directly to a power outlet or car cigarette lighter Do not use or leave the battery in a hot location such as in direct sunlight inside a vehicle on a hot day or near a room heater It may cause fire burns or injuries from leaking overheating or ruptures WARNING Do not touch or hold the battery with wet hands It ma
20. recording 1 Connect an external microphone to the voice recorder s microphone jack 8 a e When using the phone microphone Telephone pickup TP8 set Rec Scene to Telephone Rec This allows you to record conversations on mobile and landline telephones clearly n P 25 See Accessories optional P 69 for the compatible external To microphone gt microphones Ss uoydon u jeu1 7x UL YPM Hulpioday a Microphones with plug in power supplies can be used When Rec Mode is set to stereo recording with an external mono microphone records on the left channel only P 44 When Rec Mode is set to mono only the input from the left channel microphone is recorded when using an external stereo microphone P 44 Example TP8 telephone pickup microphone optional 2 Press the REC button to start recording Recording from another connected device Recording audio from another device with this recorder Audio can be recorded when you have connected the audio output terminal earphone jack of another device and the microphone jack of the recorder using the connecting cord KA333 optional for duplication 1 While the voice recorder is in 4 Press the or button to change stop mode press and hold the the setting CALENDAR SCENE button N When Duplication Auto Divide was selected Cassette Suitable
21. recording function VCVA seccseseee 45 Voice sync recording function V Sync ReC sseee 46 Playback menu Play Menu ccccsscssssesssssseees 48 Reducing noise during playback Noise Cancel 48 Emphasizing voice more clearly Voice Filter 48 Adjusting low volume portions during playback Voice Balancer sisiisianinscussvclssncsassisanseaaadssovssoesiawnicvasocans 48 Selecting playback modes Play Mode sssssssecessees 49 Setting a skip space Skip Space c ssesssseecssesssesseseess 49 LCD Sound menu LCD Sound Menu sseeee 51 Adjusting the contrast Contrast scsssecsssesssesssseess 51 Setting the LED indicator light LED c ssessseseeeeene 51 Turning beeping sound ON OFF Beep ssssseccceseeee 51 Changing the display language Language 51 Device Menu Device Menu cccccccsccsccscssescees 52 Selecting the recording media Memory Select 52 Setting the battery in use Battery essence 52 Setting the time date Time amp Date sesessseeceseeen 52 Selecting the mode Mode Select secsssscssescssessseeess 53 Restoring the default settings Reset Settings 53 Formatting a recording media Format scsssee 54 Checking recording media information Memory Info 55 Checking voice recorder information Syste
22. ASE move the file on a PC button e You can write up to 99 index marks temp marks in a single file e Any subsequent index marks temp The message No more can be set marks in the file are automatically appears if you attempt to write renumbered more than 99 marks e You cannot write or erase index marks temp marks in files that have been locked by the file lock function P 43 syAeul duia sysew xopu e s jy uiseag By EN 38 Erasing files This section describes how to erase a single unneeded file from a folder erase all the files in the current folder at once Select the file you want to erase c P 19 Press the ERASE button while the voice recorder is in stop mode 1510060018 e The voice recorder returns to the stop mode if no operation is performed for 8 seconds Press the or button to select Allin folder or One file 3 m AIl in folder Erases all the files saved in the same folder as the selected file One file Erases only the selected file 1510060018 E Press the gt OK button 5 Press the button to select Start e Erasing appears in the display and the erasing process starts Erased appears when the process has finished Files cannot be restored after being erased so please check carefully before erasing a file You cannot delete
23. Battery type lt EAD Battery Ni MH Alkaline a Ni MH QA Select if you inserted an Olympus nickel metal hydride rechargeable battery model BR404 Alkaline Mm Select if you inserted an alkaline battery FJ Press the gt OK button to finalize the setting Battery Ni MH Alkaline setting fixed e The mode can be switched even after setting Setting the battery in use Battery amp P 52 EN Setting the time date Selecting the mode EJ Press the PP or 4 button to select the item to set GW ip 2015Y 12 00 AW es ae 2 Press the or button to change the number e To change the setting of another item press the BPI or kad button to move the blinking cursor then press the or button to change the number EJ Press the gt OK button to finalize the setting e You can press the OK button during the setting procedure to set the items entered so far and start the clock EN 10 1 Press the or button to change the mode 3 Normal Mode This is the standard mode in which all functions are available Simple Mode This mode lists frequently used functions Displayed text becomes larger for easier viewing FJ Press the gt OK button to finalize the setting Hode Select im Normal Mode simple Mode Basic menus are displayed in larger font
24. D CArd ccceseeeeee 15 Inserting a microSD CAN ccscsucssnsienssovautsatereistiaseneneeriie 15 Removing a microSD card sssssssecsseecssccesecesseeesseee 16 Preventing accidental operation ssssssssesesosssssssese 17 Setting HOLD mode scesssssccsssccsssecssssecsnscesssecsssssenneces 17 Releasing HOLD MOdeE sssscssssssssecssnsscssssesssecsssseennsces 17 Turning the power OFF csccscsssssssscssseesceseesees 18 Selecting folders and files cccsccsssessssseessceree 19 Using the Calendar Search function to search for a file 19 2 Recording Recording ssssssssssssssissssssssssssssssssssovsssssssisesssossasssssss 21 Basic recording procedure ssscsssecssssscssssesssecsssssennsces 21 Pausing resuming recOrding ss ssecssssscssssesssesssssseansee 23 Quickly checking a recOrding ssecssssscssscerssecsssseesssee 23 Monitoring while recording sssssssesccssesssseecsstecesseee 24 Changing the recording scene Rec Scene 000 25 Changing the recording SCONC s sssecsseccsseccseeeeseeeees 25 Recording with an external microphone 0 27 Recording with an external microphone sccseee 27 Recording from another connected device 28 Recording audio from another device with this recorder 28 3 Playback Playback sscisesssseccssssseassasssssvassasensetsesssesncessessavscsssses 30 Basic playback p
25. IAUA HulyeJado Jd E EN 56 Use with a PC When connecting the voice recorder to a PC you can do the following e You can enjoy language content or music files in MP3 format stored on your PC e Use the voice recorder as external storage to save or load data to from your PC e The earphones are optional PC operating environment Windows Macintosh Operating system Operating system Microsoft Windows Vista 7 8 8 1 standard Mac OS X 10 5 to 10 10 standard installation installation PC PC Apple Macintosh series PC with at least one Windows PC with at least one available USB available USB port port e The requirements shown are the operating environments needed for using a USB connection to save files recorded by the voice recorder on a PC e Even when the requirements for the operating environment are satisfied updated versions of OS multiboot environments self modified PCs will not be covered under the operational warranty PC connection precautions When uploading or downloading a file to or from the voice recorder data transfer will continue as long as the voice recorder s LED indicator light is flashing even if the PC data communication screen disappears Never disconnect the USB connector before data communication has finished Always use the procedure on amp amp P 60 to disconnect the USB connector Data may not be transferred correctly if you disconnect the connector before the drive has stopped
26. Inserting the battery started v Getting 2 Turning the power ON started y Getting 3 Selecting the battery setting WS 853 model only started Select the battery setting to match the inserted battery Select the setting v for a nickel metal hydride rechargeable battery or the setting for an alkaline battery Getting 4 Setting the time date started l Ee y Set the voice recorder s clock for use with file management Getting 5 Selecting the mode started y Select either normal mode or simple mode Getting 6 Charging the recorder WS 853 model only started Remove the screen protector on the display EN Setup Before using the voice recorder insert the battery in the battery compartment of the voice recorder K Slide open the battery cover 3 Slide the battery cover while pressing down on it completely closed 2 Insert AAA batteries making sure to place the positive and negative terminals correctly Insert the battery s negative terminal first Turning the power ON 1 Slide the POWER switch to the ON position OFF HOLD gt PON POWER switch e When Language appears in the display after turning the power ON press the or button to change the display language and press the gt OK button to finalize the setting Setting the inserted battery w WS 853 model only 1 Press the or button to select the type of battery you inserted
27. LD mode is a handy feature for preventing unintentional operation from accidentally pressing the button when the voice recorder is carried in a bag or pocket It is also useful for preventing the voice recorder being accidentally stopped during recording Setting HOLD mode Releasing HOLD mode 1 While the recorder is in recording 1 Slide the POWER switch to the mode or playback mode slide ON position the POWER switch to the OFF HOLD position OFF HOLD 7 PON OFF HOLD4 PON e Hold appears in the display and the recorder enters HOLD mode e When any button is pressed during HOLD mode Hold appears in the display for 2 seconds No other operation is performed e Setting HOLD mode during voice recorder playback or recording continues the playback or recording operation and prevents any other operation from being performed The power turns off when playback ends or when recording ends because for example there is no remaining memory space a uo1 e1do je UapIre HuljUahaidg Turning the power OFF Existing data menu settings and the clock setting are saved when the power is turned OFF 1 While the recorder is in stop mode slide the POWER switch to the OFF HOLD position 440 4amod ay uruan g E OFF HOLD gt PON e The playback stop position at power OFF is stored in the memory e Turning the power OFF whenever the voice recorde
28. M button to exit the menu screen e When the menu screen is displayed during recording or playback press the MENU button to return to the previous screen without ending recording playback For menu settings done while the voice recorder is in stop mode the voice recorder exits the menu and returns to the stopped mode if no operation is performed for 3 minutes The selected setting item is not changed in this case For menu settings done during recording playback the voice recorder exits the menu if no operation is performed for 8 seconds Menu items that can be set during recording Normal mode only Rec Level Low Cut Filter VCVA LED Menu items that can be set during Playback Normal mode Property Noise Cancel Voice Filter Voice Balancer Play Mode Skip Space LED Simple mode Skip Space Menu items that can be set during simple mode Rec Scene Skip Space Time amp Date Beep Mode Select Language Memory Select Battery 1 WS 852 model only 2 WS 853 model only File menu File Menu EJ Press the gt OK button Dividing appears in the display and File Lock the file dividing process starts File divide completed appears when The file lock feature lets you lock important the process has finished files to prevent them being accidentally erased Once locked a file is not erased even
29. OLYMPUS DIGITAL VOICE Getting started RECORDER Recording Playback Use with a PC Other information USER MANUAL Thank you for purchasing an Olympus digital voice recorder Please read these instructions for information about using the product correctly and safely Keep the instructions handy for future reference To ensure successful recording we recommend that you test the record function and volume before use Table of contents Names OF DAVES sissassssncnassessssnussaccassasrsservensiaaverenanniens 4 Re CONUEN enre a 4 Display Normal MOE sisvisiinactinssssrenvseneritavenedwianeueens 5 Display Simple MOde sssssssscssssssscsssecseesscssssesnecsees 6 1 Getting started SOUP sssssisescvssceisecsetsoscsecsssesccascadsssvansebavsetcesssusssnseass 7 Inserting the battery ssseresessssssoseresssssssoeoreresssersorerene 8 Turning the power ON esssessssesereressssoserereossssnsoereosssnss 9 Setting the inserted battery ssscssssscsssesssssssssscsnsesssaes 9 Setting the time date sssscsssccsssecsssscesnsserssecsssssennsces 10 Selecting the mode sssssssesersessssssosereresssnssenereossesnsre 10 Charging the battery cscccsssssscsssesssesseeseees 11 Charging the battery by connecting to a PC s USB COMMER OF sueveisnnonneminaraeurinieinnnongenr 11 Batteries iassscssssssssesssssssoesostessscavecsssdsassesssionssasssssness 13 Inserting removing a microS
30. Play Mode Playback Range File Repeat Off Skip Space Forward Skip File Skip Reverse Skip File Skip LCD Sound Menu Contrast Level 06 LED On Beep On Language English Device Menu Memory Select Internal memory Battery Ni MH Mode Select Normal Mode 1 WS 852 model only 2 WS 853 model only Formatting a recording media Format Formatting a recording media erases all existing files saved on it Be sure to transfer all important files to a PC before formatting 1 Press the or button to select the recording media to be formatted Internal memory Formats the internal memory microSD card Formats the microSD card FJ Press the gt OK button 3 Press the button to select Start then press the gt OK button 4 Press the button to select Start again then press the gt OK button e Formatting appears and formatting starts e Format done appears when the process has finished e To reset all the voice recorder s settings to their default values use the Reset Settings operation 1 P 53 Device menu Device Menu Never format the voice recorder from a PC Formatting erases all the existing data including locked files and read only files Before formatting charge or replace the battery to ensure it will not run out before the process is finished The formatting process can sometimes take over 10 seconds to complete To pr
31. anese batteries Always turn the power off before replacing the battery Files may be damaged if the battery is removed while the voice recorder is recording or performing an operation such as erasing a file If the batteries are removed from the voice recorder the Time amp Date screen is displayed automatically when the power is turned on See Setting the time date Time amp Date P 52 for the procedure When not using the voice recorder for an extended period always remove the battery before storage The continuous battery usage time is reduced when using a microSD card P 76 The continuous battery usage time will vary depending on the performance of the battery in use amp P 76 Rechargeable batteries BA WS 853 model only Read the information below carefully when using a nickel metal hydride rechargeable battery model BR404 solio jeg E E Discharging Rechargeable batteries discharge naturally when not in use Be sure to charge the battery before use E Operating temperature Rechargeable batteries are chemical based products Their performance can vary even when used within the recommended operating temperature range This variation is normal E Recommended temperature ranges When powering voice recorder 0 to 42 C 32 to 107 6 F When being charged 5 to 35 C 41 to 95 F During long term storage 20 to 30 C 4 to 86 F Use of a rechargeable battery outside
32. at the LED indicator light of the voice recorder has stopped blinking and then disconnect the USB cable FJ Check that the LED indicator light of the voice recorder has stopped blinking and then disconnect the USB cable e You can disconnect the USB cable and use the voice recorder before the battery is fully charged WS 853 model only e To prevent the risk of data damage never disconnect the voice recorder from the USB port while the LED indicator light is flashing Transferring files to a PC When connecting the voice recorder to a PC you can transfer voice recorder data to save in the PC and vice versa The voice recorder s five folders are displayed on the PC as FOLDER_A FOLDER_B FOLDER_C FOLDER_D and FOLDER_E Fig You can copy voice recorder files to any folder on the PC Fig Drive name Folder names WS 853 FOLDER_A Vay FOLDER _B microSD Windows Removable disk Macintosh Folder FOLDER_D H File Copy these files to the PC Recognized displayed by voice recorder drive name Windows Connect the voice recorder to the PC 1 P 58 Open Windows Explorer e When you open My Computer the voice recorder is recognized and displayed with the model name as the drive name Click on the folder labeled with your voice recorder s model name Fig A Copy the desired data to the PC Disconnect the voice recorder from the PC P 60
33. ave the voice recorder in a location accessible to infants and children Pay attention when using the voice recorder near infants and children taking care not to leave it unattended Infants and children are unable to understand voice recorder safety precautions and are at risk of accidents such as Strangulation caused by accidental entanglement of the earphone cord around the neck Operation errors resulting in injury or electric shock Use microSD microSDHC memory cards only Never place other types of cards in the voice recorder If another card type is placed in the voice recorder by accident do not try to pull it out with force Contact an Olympus repair center or service center If the voice recorder is dropped in water or if water metal or combus tible foreign matter gets inside 1 Remove the battery immediately suoineraid Ajyayes EN 71 suoineraid Ajayes EN 72 2 Contact your place of purchase or an Olympus service center for repair Continued use may result in fire or electric shock Do not use the voice recorder or use it only as directed in airplanes hospitals or other locations where use of electronic devices is restricted Stop using the voice recorder if you notice unusual odor noise or smoke coming from it It may cause fire or burns Remove the battery immediately taking care not to burn yourself Contact your place of purchase or an Olympus repair center
34. ayback e The file being played stops right away The resume function automatically stores the playback stop position in memory The position is retained even if the power is turned OFF The next time the power is turned ON playback can be resumed from the stop position stored in the memory ypeqheld g Fast forwarding while the voice Rewinding while the voice recorder is recorder is in stop mode in stop mode 1 With the voice recorder stopped 1 With the voice recorder stopped press and hold the 1 button press and hold the lt button e Fast forwarding stops when you e Rewinding stops when you release the release the Pl button Press the lad button Press the OK button gt OK button to start playback from the to start playback from the current current position position Fast forwarding during playback 7 Rewinding during playback Press and hold the K lt button during playback EJ Press and hold the PPI button 1 during playback Playback starts from the current position when you release the PPI button If an index mark or temp mark in the button file is reached fast forwarding stops at Ifan index mark or temp mark in the the mark P 37 file is reached reached rewinding stops at the mark P 37 Rewinding stops when the beginning of the file is reached Press and hold the kdd button again to rewind from the end of the previous file e Playback starts
35. date changes Example March 24 2015 3M 24D 2015Y default format 24D 3M 2015Y y 2015Y 3M 24D If the batteries are removed from the voice recorder the Time amp Date screen is displayed automatically when the power is turned on WS 853 model only e If you use nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries BR404 the Time amp Date screen may be displayed when the batteries are running out of power even though they have not been replaced Selecting the mode Mode Select With this recorder you can choose between normal mode and simple mode which lists frequently used functions In simple mode the displayed text becomes larger for easier viewing Normal Mode This is the standard mode in which all functions are available Simple Mode This mode lists frequently used functions Displayed text becomes larger for easier viewing Restoring the default settings Reset Settings The Reset Settings function restores all the voice recorder s functions to their initial factory default settings Time setting and file number will remain the same 1 Press the button to select Start NuaW a1Aaq nu w ar1Aaq EN 53 nuay a1Aeq nu w dJ B EN 54 Rec Menu Rec Level High Rec Mode MP3 128 kbps Low Cut Filter Off VCVA Off V Sync Rec Off Rec Scene Off Play Menu Noise Cancel Off Voice Filter Off Voice Balancer Off
36. ding 1 Press the REC button to prepare for recording FJ Press the PPI or 4 button to adjust the voice sync level 1510060018 a Voice sync level moves left right to match set level e The voice sync level can be adjusted to a setting between 01 and 15 e Increasing the setting number increases the activation sensitivity enabling quieter sounds to activate the start of recording 3 Press the REC button again e The blinking message Standby appears in the display and the LED indicator light flashes e Recording starts automatically if the input is louder than the voice sync level e The voice recorder automatically ends recording and returns to recording standby mode when the input sound has been below the voice sync level for at least the set detection time Each time the voice recorder enters standby mode the current file is closed Recording continues in a new file the next time sound is detected Press the STOP W button to end a voice sync recording session The following functions are disabled when using the V Sync Rec function e Rec Scene 1 P 25 e VCVA t P 45 nuay 224 nuaw Hu p1o Y fa EN 47 Playback menu Play Menu Reducing noise during playback Noise Cancel On Use the Noise Cancel function to reduce T rme thevoice filter function On noise when a recorded voice is difficult to Off discern Turns the v
37. e name If there is a microSD card in the voice recorder it can be used as the Removable Disk Macintosh The voice recorder is recognized and displayed on the desktop with the model name as the drive name If there is a microSD card in the voice recorder NO NAME is displayed For information on the PC s USB port see the PC s user manual e Use the optional USB extension cable KP19 if needed e Insert the USB connector securely all the way Operation will not be normal if the connection is not made properly Connecting the voice recorder through a USB hub may result in unstable operation Do not use a USB hub if operation is unstable Use only a compatible Olympus USB extension cable Operation is not guaranteed if another manufacturer s cable is used Also never use this dedicated cable with any other company s products U01 29UU0ISIP U01 29UUOD Jd A EN 59 U01 JDUUOISIP U0I PIBUUO Jd a EN 60 Disconnecting the voice recorder from a PC Windows Macintosh K Click W on the task bar in the 1 Drag and drop the removable lower right hand corner of the disk icon for the voice recorder screen and click Eject DIGITAL shown on the desktop to the VOICE RECORDER trash can icon are a 13 47 M 01 12 2014 e The letter used to identify the drive will vary according to your PC e When the window indicating it is safe to remove hardware appears close the window Check th
38. e synchronized recording Used to select one of multiple pre registered templates of recording settings When selected each template enters several settings tailored toa particular recording location or condition all in a single operation EN 23 Monitoring while recording You can monitor the recording as you are making it by listening on the earphones plugged into the voice recorder s earphone jack Use the or button to adjust the recording monitor volume e The earphones are optional 1 Connect the earphones to the voice recorder s earphone jack Huipsoray K To earphone jack e Changing the volume will not affect the recording level e To avoid unpleasantly loud sound set the volume to 00 before plugging in the earphone e To prevent feedback do not place the earphone near the microphone while recording When Rec Level P 44 is set to Auto the effect of the level setting will not be reflected in the recording monitor audio EN 24 Changing the recording scene Rec Scene The voice recorder has pre registered templates of optimum settings tailored to various recording applications such as conference and dictation When selecting one of these templates you can enter several settings recommended for your recording application all in a single operation Dictation FAGICT Meeting MEETING Conference FA CoMF Duplicat
39. eat Repeatedly plays the files in the set range 2 Press the or to button select a setting When Playback range was selected File Stops playback after the current file has been played Folder Plays all the files in the current folder consecutively stopping playback after the last file in the folder is played When Repeat was selected On The files in the specified playback range are played repeatedly Off Cancels repeat playback When Playback range is set to File End blinks in the display for 2 seconds after the last file in the folder has been played then playback stops at the start position of the last file e When Playback range is set to Folder End blinks in the display for 2 seconds after the last file in the folder has been played then playback stops at the start position of the first file in the folder Setting a skip space Skip Space With the Skip Space function you can skip a preset amount forward forward skip or backward reverse skip in a file during playback It is handy for quickly moving the playback position or for repeated playback of a short segment When the screen display is Normal Mode 1 Press the or button to select Forward Skip or Reverse Skip oA Forward Skip Starts playback after moving the playback position forward by the set amount Reverse Skip Starts playback after moving the pla
40. ed and decreases when the button is pressed e To return to the normal playback speed set the setting to x1 0 Play EJ Press the gt OK button e When changing the playback speed playback operations such as stopping playback skipping to the beginning of a file and writing index marks temp marks are the same as during standard playback EN 35 ypeqheld a A B repeat playback The voice recorder has a function with which you repeat the playback of a portion segment of the file being played K Select a file for A B repeat playback and start playback CE ED lt lt gt gt Ce F O D5 525706075 2 Press the REC button when playback reaches the desired start position for A B repeat playback e Segment A B is set and A B repeat playback starts 1510060018 0i CAD E Press the STOP W button PLAY 03 06 cema7s e Playback stops The playback segment specified for this function is retained e When an index or temp mark is written You can change the playback or erased during A B repeat playback speed P35 and fast forward A B repeat playback is canceled and rewind P31 when the fF the voice recorder returns to normal indicator is blinking playback e If playback reaches the end of the file when the indicator 7 is blinking the end of the file Canceling A B repeat playback is treated as the segment
41. el sensitivity as needed for your recording application High Suited to recording lectures large conferences and other applications with distant or quiet sound sources Low Suited to recording dictation Auto The recording level always automatically changes according to the volume of the input sound Suited to recording all sounds nuay 294 nuaw Hupi a e To record the speaker s voice clearly set Rec Level to Low and place the voice recorder s built in microphone near the speaker s mouth 5 to10 cm away EN 44 Rec Mode You can prioritize sound quality or recording time Select the recording mode that best matches your recording application MP3 128 kbps MP3 64 kbps mono MP3 8 kbps mono Mono recording e Sound quality increases as the recording rate value increases Setting a higher recording rate increases file size Check that you have enough remaining memory before recording To record conferences and presentations clearly it is recommended to set Rec Mode to MP3 128kbps When Rec Mode is set to stereo recording with a connected an external mono microphone records on the left channel only When Rec Mode is set to MP3 8kbps mono the R side of the built in microphone is switched off automatically ding menu Reducing noise during recording Low Cut Filter With the voice recorder s low cut filter functi
42. end position and repeat playback 1 Press the STOP W button while starts the voice recorder is in stop mode 3 Press the REC button again when playback reaches the desired end position for A B repeat playback e When the REC button is pressed during A B repeat playback the setting is canceled without disrupting playback Index marks temp marks Writing an index mark or temp mark in a file enables you to quickly access desired position in the file with the same operations used for fast forwarding rewinding or skipping to the start of a file Index marks can only be written in files created with Olympus voice recorders For files created with other devices you can temporarily store desired positions in the memory using temp marks Writing an index mark temp mark Erasing an index mark temp mark 1 When the desired position has 1 Select a file that contains index been reached during recording mark temp mark you want to or playback press the FOLDER erase and start playback INDEX button to write an index or temp mark FJ Use the PP or 4 button to select the index mark temp mark you want to erase e Temp marks are temporary 3 When the number of the index markings They are automatically mark temp mark to erase is being erased when you select a different shown for about 2 seconds file transfer the file to a PC or in the display press the ER
43. es You can connect the earphones to the voice recorder s earphone jack nd listen Reg nadhanaiskes ecorder s earphone jack and listen to P recorded voices more playback through them Noise Cancel 2 i F P 48 discernable when muffled e The earphones are optional by projector noise or similar sounds 1 Connect the earphones to the voice ce recorder s earphone jack Q OO Cuts low and high Voice Filter frequency components P 48 emphasizing voices for greater clarity 5 D Cuts low and high S Voice Balancer frequency components and To earphone t P 48 compensates low volume jack portions during playback Play Mode Selecting from among three P 49 playback modes A handy function for quickly a Skip Space moving the playback t P 49 position and playing short segments repeatedly 1 WS 852 model only 2 p heP OKb 2 WS 853 model only ress the utton to start playback e There will be no sound from the speaker when the earphones are connected EN 33 ypeqheld By EN 34 e To avoid unpleasantly loud sound set the volume to 00 before plugging in the earphone e Avoid excessive volume when listening to playback through the earphones It may cause hearing damage or loss e If the volume is set too loud a warning screen may appear Music files If a music file transferred to the voice recorder
44. event the risk of damage to data never attempt to perform any of the following processes before a formatting process has finished 1 Removing the battery 2 Removing the microSD card if the recording media to be initialized is a microSD card If there is a microSD card in the voice recorder make sure Internal memory or microSD card has been correctly selected as the recording media to erase t P 52 Even when formatting or erasing t P 38 is performed only the file management information of the internal memory and or microSD card is updated and the recorded data is not completely erased When disposing of a microSD card be sure to destroy the card format the card and record silence until the recording time runs out or perform a similar operation in order to prevent the leakage of personal information Checking recording media information Memory Info You can display the capacity and remaining memory space of the recording media from a menu screen e Some recording media memory capacity is used as amanagement area so the actual usable capacity will always be slightly less than the displayed capacity Checking voice recorder information System Info You can display voice recorder information from a menu screen e The voice recorder s Model Version system version and Serial No information is displayed NuaW d q nu w ar1N9q EN 55 yuaWUO
45. ful recording we recommend that you test the record function and volume before use In Duplication Auto Divide an original recording will be copied to separate files divided into each song by the signal level or the noise level of a silent part When the signal level is too low or the noise is significant recording and division may not be performed properly In that case select Duplication Timer and manually start and stop recording If the connecting cord is not connected when Duplication is selected the message Connect an audio cable to the mic jack is displayed DIAVP P9PIUUO AIYWOUR WOJ Huipsoray ig EN 29 ypeqheld By EN 30 Playback Playback In addition to files recorded by the voice recorder you can also play files in MP3 format transferred from a PC Basic playback procedure Select the file to play from the folder containing it P 19 Press the gt OK button to start playback 00 O06s 06n01s b co a Filename and folder indicator 6 Elapsed playback time File length Playback position bar indicator Press the or button to adjust the volume to the desired level sap ao fap Sn e The volume can be adjusted to a setting between 00 to 30 The higher the number the louder the volume e If the volume is set too loud a warning screen may appear EJ Press the STOP M button to stop pl
46. function The power of the PC must be ON to charge the battery using the USB connector You cannot charge the battery when the power of the PC is OFF or the PC is in standby sleep or auto power OFF mode Do not use a USB hub when charging the battery by connecting to the PC You cannot charge the battery if taal or E is blinking Charge the battery in an ambient temperature of between 5 and 35 C 41 and 95 F 1 I Ambient temperature is too low 2 E Ambient temperature is too high If battery life has become noticeably short on a full charge replace the battery with a new one Insert the USB connector securely all the way Operation will not be normal if the connection is not made properly Use the optional USB extension cable KP19 if needed Use only a compatible Olympus USB extension cable KP19 Operation is not guaranteed if another manufacturer s cable is used Only use the Olympus USB extension cable with the voice recorder and never use if a product from another manufacturer is used Batteries Battery indicator As the battery loses its remaining charge the battery indicator on the display changes as follows m gt m gt m M indicates there is little remaining battery charge Charge the battery or replace it with a fresh one When the battery has run out S and Battery low appear and operation stops Battery precautions The voice recorder does not support mang
47. iles to record more t P38 When using a microSD card in the voice recorder be sure the desired recording media setting Internal memory or microSD card has been selected P52 Processing performance may be reduced when data has been repeatedly written to or deleted from the recording media Please initialize the recording media in this case P54 Pausing resuming recording 1 Press the REC button during recording 1510060018 fi Ory 13 18 HE s PAUSE Gadis D 23 08me2ts 1 e Recording pauses and the blinking message PAUSE appears in the display e Recording is stopped automatically after being paused for at least 60 minutes 2 Press the REC button again while recording is paused e Recording resumes from the position it was paused at Quickly checking a recording EJ Press the gt OK button during recording Recording settings Various recording settings are available letting you tailor recording to different recording conditions Rec Level t P 44 Rec Mode t P 44 Low Cut Filter t P 45 VCVA t P 45 V Sync Rec t P 46 Rec Scene P 25 Sets the recording level Sets the recording sound quality Reduces humming sounds from equipment such as air conditioners or projectors Huipsoray i Sets the trigger level for voice activated recording VCVA Sets the trigger level for voic
48. ilt in stereo microphone R POWER switch 41 Card cover 42 REC record button 43 FOLDER INDEX button CALENDAR SCENE button 45 kad button button 47 BPI button gt OK button button Stand 21 USB connector slide lever 2 Microphone jack 8 23 Earphone jack Q Battery cover 25 Strap hole During recording mode m O Filename Battery indicator Mi Ni MH Al Alkaline Folder indicator Current file number in folder Total number of recorded files in folder and file lock indicator Voice recorder status indicator J Recording indicator LII Recording pause indicator Ml Stop indicator Playback indicator fi Fast playback indicator Ee Slow playback indicator Me Fast forward indicator 4d Fast rewind indicator Elapsed recording time or playback time QO Recording media indicator ix Internal memory I microSD card Possible recording time remaining Meanings of indicators shown in indicator display area During stop mode or playback mode _ Hiei m Cia Q H STOP syed jo sawiey ila o Rec Scene HpcT Dictation HmMEETING Meeting Mcamr J Conference url Duplication Cassette C JourL Duplication CD E JourL Duplication Timer FITEL REC Telephone Rec Mon DNS FG PTS GY Rec Level cA VCVA L sre V Sync Rec H Low Cut Filter Rf Voice Balancer Voice Filter EN Noise
49. in fire or burns Do not submerge the battery in freshwater or saltwater or allow its terminals to become wet Discontinue use of the battery if it develops a problem such as leak ing discoloration or deformation Stop charging the rechargeable battery if charging has not finished after the specified amount of charging time Battery fluid on clothing or skin may damage the skin so rinse the battery fluid off right away with tap water or other clean water caUTION Do not throw the battery around or subject it to strong shocks Always charge the rechargeable battery before use when using it for the first time or if it has not been used for a long time Rechargeable batteries have a limited life When the recorders operating time becomes shorter after recharging under the speci fied condition please consider that battery is expired and replace it with a new one Disposing the rechargeable battery Recycling batteries helps saving resources When disposing a used battery always cover its terminals and observe local laws and regula tions suoi neraid Ayayes EN 73 suoi neraid Ajayes EN 74 Operating precautions Do not leave the voice recorder in hot or humid locations such as in direct sunlight inside a vehicle or on a beach during summer Do not store the voice recorder in humid or dusty locations If the voice recorder becomes wet or damp wipe off the moist
50. ion Auto Divide Ge OUrL E J0urL Duplication Timer CeOurL Telephone Rec FATEL REC DNS HIN Suitable for recording your own voice and other sounds that are extremely close Suitable for recording meetings held in a small space and other sounds that are fairly close Suitable for recording conferences in a large space and other sounds over a wide area Suitable for duplicating from cassette tapes and CDs The silent intervals between tracks are detected to automatically divide the tracks so each one is saved as a separate file during recording Records continuously to one file and stops when the set time is reached Suitable for recording telephone conversations For Speech Recognition Software application 2 Press the or button to select the desired recording Conference CONF Auto Divide P 28 Duplication Timer P 28 Telephone Rec P 27 DNS or Off Press the OK button to finalize the setting 1 While the voice recorder is in stop mode press and hold the CALENDAR SCENE button 1 You can choose from Dictation Meeting Conference Duplication auars 294 BUAa s Hulpsoda4 BY HulbueYy i EN 25 aUa2s D9y BUAIs Hulpioras BY Huibuey K EN 26 e Rec Scene also can be set from the menu amp amp P40 e Recording menu settings cannot
51. is unplayable check that its sampling rate and bit rate values are within the supported ranges The sampling rate and bit rate combinations supported for music file playback by the voice recorder are shown below File format Sampling rate Bit rate MPEG 1 Layer 3 32 kHz 44 1 kHz 48 kHz MPEG 2 Layer 3 16 kHz 22 05 kHz 24 kHz MP3 format 8 to 320 kbps e MP3 files with variable bit rates bit rates converted variably in a single file may not play normally e Even if the file formats is compatible for playback on this recorder the recorder does not support every encoder Changing the playback speed Changing the playback speed is handy for speeding up conference presentations or for slowing down parts difficult to discern when learning a language EJ Press the gt OK button during layback p ay e Altered playback speed settings are retained even after power OFF e Changing the playback speed will make the battery deplete more quickly e The function below cannot be used when changing the playback speed e Noise Cancel P 48 WS 853 model only ae ee ypeqheld Fast playback restrictions Depending on their sampling frequency and bit rate some files may not play normally In this case you will need to reduce the playback speed e Adjust the playback speed e The playback speed increases when the button is press
52. l use only Any other type of use without the permission of the copyright owner is prohibited by copyright law lt Voice recorder and microSD cards disposal precautions gt Even when formatting amp P 54 or erasing P 38 are performed only the file management information of the internal memory and or microSD card is updated and the recorded data is not completely erased When disposing of the voice recorder or a microSD card be sure to destroy it format and record silence until the recording time runs out or perform a similar operation in order to prevent the leakage of personal information Specifications General items E Recording formats MP3 format E Sampling frequency 128 kbps 44 1 kHz 64 kbps mono 44 1 kHz 8 kbps mono 11 025 kHz E Maximum working output 250 mW 8 Q speaker E Maximum headphone output lt 150 mV conforms to EN 50332 2 E Recording media Internal NAND flash memory WS 853 model 8 GB WS 852 model 4 GB microSD card Supports card capacities ranging from 2 to 32 GB Some recording media memory capacity is used as a management area so the actual usable capacity will always be slightly less than the displayed capacity E Speaker Built in 20 mm diameter round dynamic speaker E Microphone jack 3 5 mm diameter Impedance 2 kQ E Earphone jack 3 5 mm diameter Impedance 8 Q or more E Power source Standard voltage 3 V Battery Two AAA dry cell batteries model
53. m Info 55 PC operating environment ccccccssscssssceesseees 56 PC connection disconnection cccccsscsscseseeees 58 Connecting the voice recorder to a PC ssssssssecsssssennsee 58 Disconnecting the voice recorder from a PC ss seee 60 Transferring files to a PC cccccccssssesessssseeseseres 61 Alarm message list ssccscsscsssscssscsssecsscssessers 63 Troubleshooting ccsccsssccscecssccescsccscsecsseesees 65 Recorder CALC sissassesssssossvssossasacasossansassenacvonneassenonsess 68 Accessories Optional cssccscsssssssscssssssssssersers 69 Copyright and trademark information 0006 70 Safety precautions ccccccccssscssccssssessessccssseeee 71 Spedficati nS sarsicvicsersnicriransviavanenreaveninneAcenndesines 75 Indications used in this manual Describes precautions and operations that should be absolutely avoided in using the voice recorder TIP Describes useful information and hints that will help you getting the most out of your voice recorder Ts Indicates reference pages describing details or related information EN syed jo sawiey EN Names of parts Recorder 1 Built in stereo microphone L 2 Display 3 LED indicator light LED 4 STOP W button 5 ERASE button 6 MENU button T Built in speaker USB connector USB connector cover retractable Bu
54. marks amp P 37 Unlock the file P 43 Unlock the file or undo the read only setting ona PC To use the rechargeable battery provided select Ni MH for Battery Do not use the rechargeable battery at higher lower temperatures than the recommended range amp P 13 P 52 Press the OK button as directed in the confirmation screen shown when connecting the USB connector amp P 11 When you want to set a menu item other than Rec Scene Skip Space Memory Select Time amp Date Beep Mode Select and Language set the mode selection setting to Normal Mode P53 Set the playback speed function setting to x1 0 Play P 35 Huljooysajqnoly EN 67 Recorder care Exterior e Wipe gently with a soft cloth If the recorder is very dirty soak the cloth in mild soapy water and wring well Wipe the recorder with the damp cloth and then wipe it with a dry cloth Display e Wipe gently with a soft cloth e Do not use benzene alcohol or other strong solvents or chemical cleaning cloths JJ A a La 4 A 9 D EN 68 Accessories optional Accessories for Olympus voice recorders can be purchased directly from the Online Shop on the Olympus website Availability of accessories differs depending on the country ME51SW stereo microphone Has a large diameter built in microphone for sensitive stereo recording ME34 compact zoom micro
55. ne automated help from 9 am to 9 pm Monday to Friday ET http www olympusamerica com http www olympusamerica com support contactus Phone customer support Olympus software updates can be Tel 1 888 553 4448 Toll free obtained at http www olympusamerica com digital EN BD4402 02 AP1506
56. nserting a microSD card 1 While the voice recorder is in stop 3 Close the card cover mode open the card cover 2 Insert a microSD card making sure it is placed correctly as shown e Insert the microSD card straight avoiding crooked insertion e Inserting a microSD card the wrong way or crookedly could damage its contact surface or cause it to jam in the slot e A microSD card not inserted fully until it clicks into place might not record data e The recording media selection screen appears after a microSD card has been inserted 4 To record onto the microSD card press the or button and select Yes 4S SO H Press the gt OK button to finalize the setting Switch to micros card e You can also select the internal memory as the recording media P 52 e The voice recorder may not be able to recognize a microSD card formatted initialized for a PC or other device Before using a microSD card always initialize it on the voice recorder t P54 pie qsopiw e bulaowas buljjasuy z Removing a microSD card 1 While the voice recorder is in stop pie qsoDw e Huraowa1 Hu su EN 16 mode open the card cover Release the microSD card by pressing it inward then letting it slowly return e The microSD card moves outward and stops Pull the microSD card out with your fingertips If Memory Select was set to
57. oice filter function off KA WS 853 model only e Using the Voice Filter function will High Low make the battery deplete more quickly Reduces surrounding noise producing higher sound quality playback Off The noise cancel function is disabled vier Adjusting low volume portions during playback Voice Balancer nuay Aejg nuaw peqhkeyg a e If the Noise Cancel function is used Cuts low and high frequency components the battery will deplete more quickly and compensates low volume portions e The following function will not be during playback Use it to make quiet parts of available while you are using the conversations or other recorded audio louder Noise Cancel function and clearer e Changing the playback speed P35 KA WS 853 model only On an R Turns the voice balancer function on Emphasizing voice more clearly Off Voice Filter Turns the voice balancer function off During normal playback or fast slow playback l l l the voice filter function cuts low and high e Using the Voice Balancer function will frequency range tone and emphasizes voices make the battery deplete more quickly making them more clearly audible Selecting playback modes Play Mode Several playback modes are available for different listening styles 1 Press the or button to select Playback range or Repeat Playback range Specifies a range of files for playback Rep
58. on you can make recordings that reduce humming sounds from air conditioners or low frequency sounds from equipment such as projectors On Turns the low cut filter on Off Turns the low cut filter off Voice activated recording function VCVA The voice activated recording function VCVA automatically starts recording when a sound louder than a preset voice activation level is detected and automatically pauses recording when the sound volume level falls Use this function to automatically omit unneeded quiet segments when recording such as long silences during conferences saving memory On Turns VCVA on You can adjust the voice activation level used for VCVA Off Turns VCVA off Restores standard recording Adjusting the voice activation level for voice activated recording 1 Press the REC button to start recording Recording pauses automatically about 1 second after the input sound becomes quieter than the set activation sensitivity The blinking message Standby appears in the display The LED indicator light becomes lit when recording is activated and flashes when recording is paused FJ Press the PP or 44 button to adjust the voice activation level 1510060014 am YEVA Level 08 LI 3 FM 1 D 3n idm 13s HE o a Voice activation level moves left right to match set level 6 Level meter changes in proportion to recording sound volume
59. phone unidirectional Comes with an integrated stand ideal for table placement when recording events from a distance such as conferences or lectures ME33 boundary microphone A microphone for recording conferences that enables connection of up to three left and three right channel units Cascade connection enables the left right channel connections to be extended up to about 12 meters to capture sound from a broad range ME30W two channel microphone omni directional An omni directional microphone pair with a low noise design ideal for recording in lecture halls or other large venues The left and right microphones can be placed up to about 5 meters apart TP8 telephone pickup microphone An earphone microphone that can be worn in the ear during phone calls Clearly captures voices and conversations during phone calls BR404 nickel metal hydride AAA rechargeable battery A high efficiency long lasting rechargeable battery KA333 connecting cord A resistive connection cord with stereo 3 5 mm diameter plugs on both ends Used to connect the earphone jack output to the microphone input when recording Comes with plug adapters PA331 PA231 that adapt to mono 3 5 mm diameter plugs or mono 2 5 mm diameter plugs KP19 USB connection cable CS131 Soft carrying case jeuo1 do saliossa2 y EN 69 Copyright and trademark information e The information in this document is subject to change in future without prior
60. r is not in use minimizes battery consumption EN 18 Power Save mode When the voice recorder has been stopped for at least 5 minutes after power ON the display disappears and the voice recorder automatically enters the Power Save mode e Pressing any button releases the Power Save mode Selecting folders and files The recorder provides five folders EJ E1 0 EE and I Each folder can store up to 200 files EJ Press the FOLDER INDEX button while the voice recorder is in stop mode 10020012 i EEE G E STOP OOn00 soem 2d 100m 10s 1 a Filenumber b Folder indicator e The folder changes each time you press the FOLDER INDEX button FJ Press the P or lt button to select the desired file OOnO0 ona2s ONEZ OQ n C EAE e Immediately after a file is selected the recorded date and time is displayed for 2 seconds only Using the Calendar Search function to search for a file You can search for voice files by specifying a recording date If you have forgotten in which folder a file has been saved this feature lets you access it quickly by entering its recording date e To perform a calendar search you need to set Time amp Date in advance c P52 1 Press the CALENDAR SCENE button while the voice recorder is in stop mode s jy pue siapjoy Huy 29195 a EN s jy pue siapjoy Huy 29195 EN
61. rent microSD cards suoneypads EN TI Maximum recording time per file e The maximum file size is limited to about 4 GB in the MP3 format e Regardless of the amount of remaining memory the maximum recording time per file is restricted to the following values Recording mode 128 kbps 64 kbps mono 8 kbps mono 74 hours 30 minutes approx 149 hours approx 1193 hours approx Recording time Note that voice recorder specifications and appearance are subject to change without prior notice for performance improvements or other upgrading suoneypads EN 78 For customers in North and South America FCC Notice e This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation e This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications e However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measu
62. res Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Only the OLYMPUS supplied USB cable should be used to connect the equipment to USB enabled personal computers PC Any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment would void the user s authority to operate For customers in USA Declaration of Conformity Model Number WS 853 WS 852 Trade Name OLYMPUS Responsible Party OLYMPUS AMERICA INC Address 3500 Corporate Parkway P O Box 610 Center Valley PA 18034 0610 U S A Telephone Number 484 896 5000 Tested To Comply With FCC Standards FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation For customers in CANADA CAN ICES 3 B NMB 3 B OLYMPUS OLYMPUS CORPORATION 2951 Ishikawa machi Hachioji shi Tokyo 192 8507 Japan OLYMPUS AMERICA INC 3500 Corporate Parkway P O Box 610 Center Valley PA 18034 0610 U S A Tel 484 896 5000 Technical Support USA Our phone customer support is available 24 7 onli
63. roceQure c ssescsssessescsssesseecsseesssessees 30 FAST TOR W aN CIIN GE ansen 31 REWIND iieri nan 31 Skipping to the beginning of a file eessseecsseeceeseen 32 Playback through the earphones ssssssesssecsssecessees 33 Changing the playback speed ss sssccsssecsssecsseeeessees 35 A B repeat playDack sssssssscssesssssssessssecssessssecsecseeeeess 36 Index marks temp marks ssccssssssssscesssssesees 37 Writing an index mark temp matk sesessseccesecsneeeens 37 Erasing an index mark temp Mark sssescsecssseceesees 37 Erasing fileS sssssssssssssssisisssssssscsesssossosossssivssssssssossosss 38 Erasing TINGS csissscentevsvnascesndetestvveesinniedtceinaiuash tdaninuasbadiat 38 Setting menu items ssesessssesesessesssosossesesosossesesososss 40 Basic operation esssesssessosssosssssssessesereeererererroreseesressness 40 File menu File Menu esessssssesesosossesessesseosossesosososo 43 Preventing accidental file erasure File Lock 43 Dividing a file File Divide cssssscsssecsssssesesssssseee 43 Displaying file information Property ssssecessee 43 Recording menu Rec Menu cccccsssssscessssereees 44 Selecting the recording level Rec Level ssscssesees 44 Setting the recording mode Rec Mode ss sseceeseeee 44 Reducing noise during recording Low Cut Filter 45 Voice activated
64. ry error Contact the Olympus Customer occurred Support Center back cover 5 The microSD card was not Remove and reinsert the microSD 4 recognized correctly card P 15 P 16 e There is no remaining memory Erase unneeded files P 38 There are no files in the folder Select another folder P 19 A formatting problem occurred Format the memary again gP ce P54 NNE VOICENECOrARNS lacs to Connect the voice recorder to a PC create a management file due to ae and erase unneeded files low remaining memory EN 63 351 aHessaw wejy EN 64 Cannot play this file Select a file This file can t be divided Connect an audio cable to the mic jack Meaning Action required Select a file that can be played by the voice recorder P 34 You must select a file before you can No file has been selected perform the operation s P19 The file s format is not supported An attempt was made to divide a file that is not an MP3 format file Select another file P 19 recorded by the voice recorder Anoiherdevice washot Use a separately sold connecting i cord KA333 to connect another connected to the voice recorder A i when duplicating was performed device to the microphone jack of the voice recorder P 28 Troubleshooting Problem Solution Check that the positive and negative raren terminals of the battery are placed propery correctly amp P8 UOC EEG
65. s The remaining battery power Replace or charge the battery is low P 8 P 11 The power is OFF Turn the power ON P 9 The remaining battery power Replace or charge the battery is low P 8 P11 peewee to operate the The power is OFF Turn the power ON P 9 voice recorder The voice recorder is in HOLD Release HOLD mode t P 17 mode There is no remaining memory Erase unneeded files P 38 Unable to record Th Dardi e maximum number o recordable files has been reached Spet anuer el al The battery is not inserted The earphones are connected to To output the playback through the built T oan the earphone jack in speaker disconnect the earphones Playback is inaudible The volume is set to 00 Adjust the volume P 30 2 A low recording level has been Redo recording after setting the recording The recording is too set level to High P 44 quiet The output level of the connected Adjust the output level of the external external device may be too low device EN 65 Huljooysajqnoly EN 66 Problem Solution The connected external Sound recorded by a connected external microphone is a mono mono microphone is recorded on the left An audio file is not microphone channel only recorded in stereo Rec Mode is set to a mono Set Rec Mode to a stereo recording recording format format P 44 a ie The file was recorded ina Missing audio file
66. ssible recording time Recording level e The LED indicator light lights F Press the STOP Ml button when you want to stop recording OP as Ob 000l roeno7s 23 04 13s 1 e When necessary you can use the voice File length recorder with the stand extended as shown in the figure EN 21 Huipioray K EN 22 Sound files recorded with the voice recorder are automatically given a file name in the format below 151001_0001 MP3 Oo 1 Date recorded Indicates the year month and day the recording was made 2 File number Appended file numbers are consecutive regardless of whether the recording media has been switched 3 Extension Indicates that the file is in MP3 format e Rec Mode must be set with the voice recorder stopped P 44 e To prevent the beginning of the recording being cut off start recording after the LED indicator light has lit or recording indicator has appeared in the display When the remaining possible recording time is 60 seconds the LED indicator light starts flashing It flashes more rapidly as the remaining time decreases at the 30 and 10 second points When Folder full appears no more recording can be done To record more you will need to select a different folder or delete unneeded files P 38 If Memory full appears the voice recorder has no more available memory space You will need to delete unneeded f
67. the temperature ranges above may result reduced in battery performance or life When not using the voice recorder for an extended period remove the rechargeable battery before storage to prevent fluid leakage or rust EN sauia eg EN 14 Due to the nature of nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries new batteries and batteries not used for an extended period one month or more may not charge completely The battery should become fully charged after charging and discharging the battery up to three times When buying rechargeable batteries always select model BR404 nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries Operation is not guaranteed if batteries from another manufacturer is used Always dispose rechargeable batteries in the legally prescribed manner Before disposing rechargeable batteries that are not fully discharged take steps to prevent shorting such as insulating their terminals with tape The continuous battery usage time of a nickel metal hydride rechargeable battery that has been used repeatedly will be reduced due to battery degradation 1 P 76 The Battery screen appears automatically after you have replaced the battery You can also use a menu operation to display this screen and set the battery P 52 Inserting removing a microSD card The voice recorder has its own internal memory and also supports standard microSD cards microSD microSDHC sold separately I
68. the internal memory on the voice recorder microSD card Uses on the microSD card Setting the battery in use Battery Set the battery type to match the battery you are using EA WS 853 model only Ni MH Select this setting when using an Olympus Ni MH rechargeable battery model BR404 Alkaline Select this setting when using an alkaline dry cell battery Setting the time date Time amp Date If you set the date and time you will be able to check when a file was recorded in the information for each file accessed from Property of the menu EJ Press the PP or lt button to select the desired setting item Time amp Date im 3M 24D 20157 SOA ie es e 2 Press the or button to change the number Time amp Date m A 3H 24D 2015Y OAD SM C E e To change the setting of another item press the BPI or kad button to move the blinking cursor then press the or button to change the number EJ Press the gt OK button to finalize the setting Device menu Device Menu When setting the hour or minute each time you press the FOLDER INDEX button the display changes between the AM PM and 24 hour clock formats Example 10 38 PM 10 38 PM lt 4 22 38 default format e When setting the year month or date each time you press the FOLDER INDEX button the display order used for the
69. ure right away with a dry cloth Contact with salt water should be particularly avoided Do not place the voice recorder on top of or near a TV refrigerator or other electrical appliance Prevent sand or mud from getting on the voice recorder It may cause product not to be repairable Do not subject the voice recorder to intense vibrations or shocks Do not use the voice recorder in humid locations Placing a magnetic card such as a bank cash card near the speaker or earphones may cause errors in the data stored on the magnetic card lt Data loss precautions gt Recorded content in the internal memory and microSD card may be destroyed or lost due to reasons such as operating errors device failure or repair Also when content is saved in the memory for long period of time or is used repeatedly operations such as writing to reading from or erasing of contents may not be possible Making a backup of important recorded information and saving it on a PC s hard disk or other recording media is recommended Note that Olympus will assume no liability for damages or lost earnings resulting from recorded data damage or loss regardless of the nature or cause thereof lt Recorded file precautions gt Note that Olympus will assume no liability for recorded files being erased or becoming unplayable due to voice recorder or PC failure Recording of copyrighted material is permitted when the recording is for your persona
70. ward by the set amount LCD Sound menu LCD Sound Menu Adjusting the contrast Contrast You can adjust the contrast of the display to 12 different levels e The setting can be adjusted to between 01 to 12 Setting the LED indicator light LED You can set the LED indicator light to not become lit On LED indicator light is switched on Off LED indicator light stays off e Even if you set the LED setting to Off the LED indicator light will flash while files are being transferred between the voice recorder and a PC Turning beeping sound ON OFF Beep The voice recorder makes beeping sounds when buttons are pressed or to warn in case of operation errors You can select whether the voice recorder makes these beeping sounds On Enables beeping sounds Off Disables beeping sounds Changing the display language Language You can select the language used in the voice recorder s displays e English Fran ais Espanol e The language selections vary depending on where the voice recorder was purchased nuay punos q 7 nu w punos q EN 51 nuay a1Aeq nu w dJ ie EN 52 Device menu Device Menu Selecting the recording media Memory Select If a microSD card is inserted into the voice recorder you can select whether to use the internal memory or the microSD card t P 15 Internal memory Uses on
71. y case electric shock or failure Do not use a battery witha scratched or damaged case It may cause ruptures or overheating Do not insert the battery with its positive negative terminals in the opposite direction It may cause leaking overheating combustion or ruptures e Do not use a battery with a torn casing seal insulating covering e Always remove the battery when the voice recorder will not be used for an long period e When disposing used batteries insulate their contacts with tape and discard them as general waste in the manner prescribed by the local authority e Remove the battery from the voice recorder as soon as the battery becomes unusable It may cause leakage Battery fluid in the eyes may cause blindness If battery fluid gets in eyes do not rub the eyes Instead rinse them thoroughly with tap water or other clean water right away Go to doctor immediately Do not attempt to recharge alkaline lithium or any other non rechargeable batteries Keep the battery out of the reach of infants and children The battery could be swallowed by infants and children If swallowed go to doctor immediately If you notice abnormal sound heat burning odor or smoke from the voice recorder during use 1 Remove the battery immediately taking care not to injure yourself 2 Have the voice recorder repaired by your place of purchase or an Olympus service center Continued use may result
72. yback position backward by the set amount SKIP Space Forward skip Reverse Skip nuay Aejg nuaw PeqAejd EN 49 nuay ejd nuaw peqhkeyg a EN 50 2 Press the or button to select a setting When Forward Skip was selected File Skip 10 sec Skip 30 sec Skip 1 min Skip 5 min Skip 10 min Skip When Reverse Skip was selected File Skip 1 sec Skip to 3 sec Skip 5 sec Skip 10 sec Skip 30 sec Skip 1 min Skip 5 min Skip When the screen display is Simple Mode a Press the or button to select File Skip lt 5sec 10sec l or lt lt 45min 10min gt i OLA File Skip Skips in units of files d lt 45sec 10sec Pl Pressing the K lt button rewinds 5 seconds pressing the PI button fast forwards 10 seconds and then the playback starts lt 4 lt 45min 10min PPI Pressing the K lt button rewinds 5 minutes pressing the I button fast forwards 10 minutes and then the playback starts Skip Space e Forward reverse skip operations over a skip space that contains an index mark temp mark or the starting position of a file will stop at that mark or at the start position Forward reverse skip playback EJ Press the gt OK button to start playback FJ Press the PP or 44 button during playback e Playback starts after skipping forward or back

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