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Instructions for use
Digital Voice Recorder
Thank you for purchasing this
product. Please read this manual
carefully before using the product.
Familiarizing yourself with the
instructions and functions.
Contents
Parts Information ........ 3
Accessories ................. 3
3) Search .................... 10
4) Repeat Playback ..... 11
LCD Indicators and
Icons ............................ 4
FM Radio Reception .... 13
Replacing the Battery.. 5
MP3 Player Function ... 14
12) File Preview: Playing
the first seconds of each
file ............................. 25
13) Version: Displaying
the firmware version
and release date ....... 26
Getting Started ............ 5
Menu Entry .................. 16
Firmware Upgrade ...... 27
Playing back the
transferred files using
the Media Player ....... 29
S/W Installation ........ 29
Playback .................. 31
Formatting the unit's data
................................. 34
USED TO USB POWER
.................................... 5
Hold function ............... 6
Switching the Voice
Record On................... 6
Setting the Clock......... 7
1) Erase: Deleting a
single file or all files in a
folder ............................16
2) Recording Quality
Selection ..................... 18
Connecting to PC ....... 28
Recommended PC
environment ................ 28
Specifications .......... 36
Switching the Voice
Recorder Off................ 7
Recording .................... 7
1) Recording with the
Built-in Microphone..... 8
2) Recording with an
External Microphone... 9
3) Recording from an
External Device ........... 9
1
3) Microphone Recording
Sensitivity .................... 18
4) Recording Input Setup
..................................... 19
5) Divide: Automatically
Recording to a new file
every 60 minutes ......... 20
6) VOR selection: Voice
Operating Recording... 20
7) Beep Setting ............ 21
4) FM Radio Recording
..................................... 9
8) Format: Deleting
all files ......................... 21
Playback ...................... 10
1) Normal Playback .... 10
2) Slow Playback ........ 10
9) Clock Set Mode....... 22
10) Timer Setup ........... 23
11) Alarm Setup........... 24
Troubleshooting guide
.................................... 35
Note
This handling description is printed prior to product
development.
When a part of the product specification must be changed
to improve operability or other functions, priority is given
to the product specification itself. In such instances, the
instruction manual may not entirely match all the functions
of the actual product.
Therefore, the actual product and packaging, as well as
the name and illustration, may differ from the manual.
The screen/LCD display shown as an example in this
manual may be different from the actual screen/LCD
display.
Please read this manual before use.
Keep the manual in a safe place for future reference.
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Parts Information
2
3
1
5
6
8
4
14
10
11
9
7
12
13
LCD Indicators and Icons
1. Earphone socket
2. Line & External Microphone
input socket
3. Built-in microphone
4. RECORD/STOP/POWER ON
EQ mode change
5. LCD DISPLAY
6. HOLD switch
7. PLAY/STOP/POWER ON
FM channel save, Slow play,
Menu set
HQ SP LP
LINE-IN
BACK ; Fast rewind,
file change, Menu change
FM Freq./CH down,
FM Auto search down
11.
NEXT ; Fast forward,
file change, Menu change
FM Freq./CH up,
FM Auto search up
12. FOLDER/REPEAT ;
Folder change,
Repeat mode change
Repeat A↔B, FM Auto preset
13. MODE/MENU ; Mode select
(VOICE/MUSIC/FM),
Menu entry, Speaker on/off
Users Manual, Battery, USB Cable, Stereo Earphone,
Tel adaptor, Line-in cable, Pin-mic
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VOR
FM
REC
B
SLOW SHUFF
MHz
MUSIC
HQ SP LP
Folder indicator ; A,B,C,D, MUSIC
Recording quality & Microphone
input sense indicator
LOW
SENSE
Battery level indicator
Alarm enabled indicator
Line input indicator
LINE-IN
Timer recording enabled indicator
Voice operated recording function
indicator
VOR
ALL REPEAT A
Repeat mode indicator
B
REC
Record mode indicator
FM
FM radio reception indicator
14. Mini-USB socket ;
PC download
Accessories
MUSIC
ALL REPEAT A
8. + ; VOLUME UP
9. - ; VOLUME DOWN
10.
LOW
SENSE
File number, menu value, FM radio
channel indicator
MHz
Play/recording time indicator
Menu entries
FM radio frequency indicator
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Getting Started
Replacing the Battery
1. Be sure that the Voice Recorder is switched off.
Switch off the Voice Recorder by pressing the
PLAY/STOP button for a few moments in stop mode.
→ Do not replace the battery while the Voice Recorder
is switched on, as this may cause the device to
malfunction.
2. Open the battery cover.
3. Insert the battery
- Make sure that the battery is inserted properly size
AAA and close the cover.
- Press the PLAY/STOP button for a few moments to
switch the Voice Recorder on.
→ Remove the battery if you will not be using the Voice
Recorder for an extended period. Leaking battery may
damage the Voice Recorder.
→ Should your Voice Recorder malfunction, please
remove the battery and insert them again.
Full
Approximately half used
Almost empty
Battery empty
Getting Started
4. Speaker is not sound when Voice Recorder removes
the battery. You can hear to sound only the Ear-Phone.
Hold function
1. When the HOLD switch on the up side of the Voice
Recorder is in the Hold position, all buttons on the
device are inactive.
2. Slide the HOLD switch to the OFF position to enable
the buttons on the Voice Recorder.
Switching the Voice Record On
1. Press and hold the PLAY/STOP button for a few
moments to switch on the Voice Recorder. The Voice
Recorder is in Stop mode (Fig.1) or Clock set mode (Fig.2).
→ The Voice Recorder switches on in the same mode
that it was switched off.
→ If the time is not set, the Voice Recorder will switch on
in Clock set mode.
→ The Voice Recorder will change to Stop mode when you
set the time or when you press the MODE/MENU button.
2. Press and hold the REC/STOP button for a few moments
to begin recording immediately.
3. If the HOLD switch is in the Hold position, “On HOLD”
will be shown briefly on the display, and the display will
turn off (Fig.3). Unlock the Voice Recorder by moving
the HOLD switch to the OFF position.
USED TO USB POWER (PC or DC Adapter)
1. Connect the USB jack with your PC by means of an
USB cable.
2. Press the PLAY/STOP button for a few moments to
switch power on, and then Voice Recorder is in normal
operating mode.
3. Speaker operates only when Voice Recorder insert the
battery.
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HQ
HQ
Fig.1
Fig.2
Fig.3
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Recording
Setting the Clock
1. Put the Voice Recorder in stop mode.
2. Press and hold the MODE/MENU button for a few
moments to enter Menu mode. Follow the instructions
in the chapter Menu Entry.
Switching the Voice Recorder Off
→ If you intend to record for a prolonged period of time,
replace the battery before beginning recording.
→ When the Voice Recorder is in VOR mode recording will stop
automatically when no sound is detected. Disable the VOR
function when recording important conversations (Fig.6).
→ Press the REC/STOP button while playing back an MP3 or
WMA file in the Music Folder to enable the equalizer.
In STOP or FM Radio mode, you can switch off the Voice
Recorder by pressing and holding the PLAY/STOP button
for a few moments.
→ Switch off your Voice Recorder when you are finished
using it for recording or playback for maximum battery life.
HQ
VOR
REC
Recording
1. Press the FOLDER/REPEAT button to select the desired
folder. The Voice Recorder will move to the next folder
each time you press the button.
2. Set the desired VOR (Voice Operated Recording) function
and quality (HQ, SP, LP) before you start recording
(see the Menu Entry chapter for more details.)
3. Make a test recording to make sure that the Voice
Recorder settings are correct.
4. Press and hold the PLAY/STOP button during recording for
a few moments to display the remaining recording capacity.
→ The maximum number of files in each folder is 99, for a
total capacity of 396 files (99 files × 4 folders).
→ If the recording time exceeds the available capacity or the
number of files reaches 396, “FULL” will be displayed and
you cannot continue recording (Fig.4, 5). If this happens,
delete some recordings or move them to an external
device (Computer or Audio).
→ Do not remove the battery during recording.
This may cause the Voice Recorder to malfunction.
Fig.4
Fig.6
1) Recording with the Built-in Microphone
1. Press and hold the REC/STOP button for a moment to switch
the Voice Recorder on and start recording (Fig.7, Fig.8).
2. Point the Voice Recorder’s built-in microphone towards the
sound source. Press and hold the PLAY/STOP button during
recording to display the remaining recording capacity.
3. Press the NEXT button to create a new file while you are
recording (File separation function).
4. Press the REC/STOP button to stop the recording.
5. The total time of the recording is displayed when you stop
recording by pressing the REC/STOP button (Fig.9).
HQ
HQ
HQ
REC
Fig.7
7
Fig.5
REC
Fig.8
REC
Fig.9
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Playback
Recording
2) Recording with an External Microphone
1) Normal Playback
To record with an external microphone, connect the
microphone to the LINE input socket and follow the same
procedure as for the built-in microphone.
1. Press the PLAY/STOP button for a few moments to switch
the Voice recorder on.
→ If you are in FM Radio mode, press the MODE/MENU
button to exit this mode.
3) Recording from an External Device
1. Switch the Voice Recorder on.
→ If the Voice Recorder is in FM Radio mode, press the
MODE/MENU button for a few moments to exit this mode.
2. Go to Menu mode and setup the input
source line (L). For details please read
the explanation under Menu Entry –
Recording Input Setup.
“LINE-IN” will be shown on the display
(Fig.10).
HQ
LINE-IN
REC
4. Press the FOLDER/REPEAT button to select the folder
you want to record.
5. Press the REC/STOP button to begin recording.
→ To stop recording, follow the same procedure
as for recording with the built-in microphone.
1. Switch the Voice Record on.
2. If you are not in FM Radio mode, press the MODE/MENU
button to enter this mode.
4. Press the REC/STOP button to record
the currently selected FM Radio
station (Fig.11).
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4. Adjust the volume using the Volume
UP/DOWN button(FIG.12).
6. Press the PLAY/STOP button again to continue playback
from the previous position.
2) Slow Playback
→ Available for voice-file playback only.
1. Press the PLAY/STOP button for a
few moments to switch from normal
playback to slow playback (Fig.13).
4) FM Radio Recording
3. Select the station you want to record.
For details, please read the FM Radio
Reception chapter.
3. Press the PLAY/STOP button.
The playback time will be shown on
the display.
5. Press the PLAY/STOP button during
Fig.12
playback to Stop. The total playback
time of the current file will be shown on the display.
Fig.10
3. Connect the MIC jack with the audio
source by means of an audio cable.
2. Press the FOLDER/REPEAT button to go the folder where
the desired file is stored.
HQ
2. Press the PLAY/STOP button for a
few moments again to return to
normal playback.
HQ
SLOW
Fig.13
3) Search
FM
REC
MHz
Fig.11
1. Press and hold the NEXT or BACK button for a few
moments during playback to scan forward or backward
in the current file at a fast speed.
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Playback
2. When you release the NEXT or BACK button, playback
will resume at the selected speed (normal or slow) from
the point where you release the button.
2. The current file will be repeated as
long as the repeat indicator is shown
on the display (Fig.16).
→ If you press and hold the NEXT button until the end of the
current file, the Voice Recorder will continue scanning
through the next file.
→ Press the PLAY/STOP button to stop
playback. The Voice Recorder will
remain in File Repeat mode.
4) Repeat Playback
Repeating a Folder
Repeating a Section
1. With the Voice Recorder in File Repeat
mode, press the FOLDER/REPEAT
button for a few moments.
1. During playback, press the FOLDER/REPEAT button at
the beginning of the section you want to repeat.
The A B indicator will blink on the display (Fig.14).
2. Press the FOLDER/REPEAT button again at the end of
the section you want to repeat (Fig.15).
HQ
HQ
A
B
Fig.14
REPEAT
Fig.16
HQ
ALL REPEAT
Fig.17
→ Press the PLAY/STOP button to stop playback.
The Voice Recorder will remain in Folder Repeat mode.
Shuffle mode
A
B
Fig.15
→ The selected section will repeat continuously until you
press the FOLDER/REPEAT button.
→ Press the FOLDER/REPEAT button to stop Section
Repeat mode and return to normal playback.
Repeating a File
1. Press the FOLDER/REPEAT button for a few moments
during playback. The repeat indicator will be shown on
the display.
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2. “ALL REPEAT” will be shown on the
display, and the current folder will
repeat (Fig.17).
HQ
1. With the Voice Recorder in Stop mode, press the
MODE/MENU button to select the MUSIC folder.
2. While the Voice Recorder playing a file, press the
FOLDER/REPEAT button three times for a few moments
each.
3. “SHUFF” will be shown on the display,
and the files in the MUSIC folder will
play in random order (Fig.18).
→ Shuffle mode is only available in the
MUSIC folder.
MUSIC
SHUFF
→ Press and hold the FOLDER/REPEAT
Fig.18
button for a few moments during
playback to exit Shuffle mode.
When you press the PLAY/STOP button to stop
playback, the Voice Recorder will remain in Shuffle mode.
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FM Radio Reception
1. With the Voice Recorder in the Stop mode, press the
MODE/MENU button to select the FM folder.
2. Connect the earphone.
FM reception is not possible if you do not connect the
earphone because they function as the antenna.
Programming up to 20 Radio Stations
1) Frequency Scanning
1. Press the NEXT button for a few moments.
2. The Voice Recorder will scan the FM Frequency band
automatically, stopping at the first station that it finds.
3. Press the PLAY/STOP button briefly to save the current
station. Then, repeat step 1.
2) Manual Programming
Button Function Overview at FM Radio mode
Button Function Press FM Radio Reception FM Scanning mode
mode
VOL UP/DOWN
Short
Long
Volume up, down
No function
Volume fast up, down No function
PLAY/STOP
Short
Long
Channel save
Power off
No function
Power off
MODE/MENU
Short
Long
Exit FM Radio mode
No function
Speaker on/off
No function
FOLD/REP
Short
Long
Freq/Pres switch
No function
Auto Preset
No function
FM Radio Record
No function
Stereo/Mono switch
No function
Manual search
Stop at frequency
Auto search
Stop after scanning
next station
Short
RECORD/STOP
Long
FF/REW
1. Press the NEXT button once. The frequency will increase
by 100kHz .
2. Continue pressing the NEXT button briefly until you reach
the desired frequency.
3. Press the PLAY/STOP button briefly to save the selected
station.
→ You can use the BACK button to search in the opposite
direction.
3) Automatic Programming
1. Press the FOLDER/REPEAT button for
a few moments.(Fig.19)
MP3 Player Function
Short
Long
MP3 Player Function
1. Copy MP3 or WMA files from your computer to the
MUSIC folder of Voice Recorder.
2. Press the MODE/MENU button to
select the MUSIC folder(Fig.20).
MUSIC
FM
MHz
Fig.20
Fig.19
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Menu Entry
MP3 Player Function
3. Press the NEXT button to select the desired file,
and then press the PLAY/STOP button.
→ During playbac k, press the REC/STOP button to
change the EQ mode (Normal -> Jazz -> Rock ->
Pop -> Classic) (Fig.21, 22, 23, 24, 25).
→ Menu mode is available in Stop mode.
→ The available menu items differ depending on whether
you are in a voice folder or a MUSIC folder.
→ The following description is based on Stop mode in a
voice folder.
1) Erase: Deleting a single file or all files in a folder
MUSIC
MUSIC
Fig.21
MUSIC
Fig.22
MUSIC
Fig.23
MUSIC
1. With the Voice Recorder in stop mode, select the file you
want to delete.
2. Press the MODE/MENU button for a few moments (Fig.26).
Deleting a file
A. Press the PLAY/STOP button briefly. The file number (02)
will blink, and “ERASE” is shown on the display (Fig.27).
B. Press the PLAY/STOP button again briefly. The file number
indicator will be replaced with “N” (no) and blink (Fig.28).
Fig.24
Fig.25
C. Press the NEXT button to change the confirmation
indicator to “Y” (yes) (Fig.29).
→ Slow playback mode is not available for MP3 or WMA
files saved in the MUSIC folder.
Attention: Please adjust the sound level with the volume
control. Listening to music at high volumes can
permanently damage your hearing.
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Fig.26
Fig.27
Fig.29
Fig.30
Fig.28
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D. Press the PLAY/STOP button briefly to delete the
selected file (Fig.30).
Deleting the files in a single folder or all files
E. With the Voice Recorder in File Delete mode (Fig.27),
press the NEXT button to select the folder from which you
want to delete all files. (A -> B -> C -> D -> M -> A B C D M)
→ “ERASE” is shown on the display, and the indicator is
shown for the chosen folder (Fig.31, 32).
MUSIC
Fig.31
Fig.32
F. Press the PLAY/STOP button briefly.
G. The confirmation indicator “n” (no) will blink on the
display (Fig.33).
H. Press the NEXT button to change the confirmation
indicator “Y” (yes) (Fig.34).
Fig.35
Fig.34
I. Press the PLAY/STOP button to delete all files in the
selected folder or folders (Fig.35, 36, 37).
Fig.37
2) Recording Quality Selection
→ This function is only available in voice folders.
1. With the Voice Recorder in Stop mode,
press the MODE/MENU button for a
few moments (Fig.26).
2. Press the NEXT button briefly and then
press the PLAY/STOP button (Fig.38).
Fig.38
3. “REC” is shown and “HQ” blinks on the display.
4. Press the NEXT button to select the desired recording
quality (Fig.39, 40, 41).
SP
HQ
Fig.39
Fig.33
Fig.36
Fig.40
LP
Fig.41
5. Press the PLAY/STOP button to save your setting and
then the MODE/MENU button to exit Menu mode.
3) Microphone Recording Sensitivity
→ This function is only available in voice folders
MODE/MENU button for a few moments (Fig.26).
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Menu Entry
2. Press the NEXT button 2 times (Fig.42).
3. Press the PLAY/STOP button briefly.
4. “SENSE” is shown and “HI” blinks on the display (Fig.43).
5. Press the NEXT button to select the desired microphone
recording sensitivity (Fig.44).
5) Divide:
Automatically Recording to a new file every 60 minutes
2. Press the NEXT button 4 times. “DIVIDE” is shown on
the display (Fig.48).
Fig.42
Fig.43
Fig.44
4) Recording Input Setup
3. Press the PLAY/STOP button briefly the indicator
“n” blinks on the display (Fig.49).
4. Press the NEXT button to change the indicator to “Y” (Fig.50).
5. Press the PLAY/STOP button to save your setting and then
the MODE/MENU button to exit Menu mode.
2. Press the NEXT button briefly 3 times (Fig.45).
3. Press the PLAY/STOP button briefly. “INPUT” is shown
and “V” blinks on the display (Fig.46).
4. Press the NEXT button to select “L” (Line) or “V” (Voice)
(Fig.47).
Fig.48
Fig.49
Fig.50
6) VOR selection: Voice Operating Recording
2. Press the next button 5 times. “VOR” is shown on the
display (Fig.51).
Fig.45
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Fig.46
Fig.47
3. Press the PLAY/STOP button briefly the indicator “OF”
blinks on the display (Fig.52).
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Menu Entry
4. Press the NEXT button to select “OF” (off) or “On” (Fig.53).
2. Press the NEXT button repeatedly until “FRMAT” is
shown on the display (Fig.57).
3. Press the PLAY/STOP button briefly. “N” blinks on the
display (Fig.58).
VOR
Fig.51
Fig.52
4. Press the NEXT button to change the indicator to “Y” (Fig.59).
Fig.53
Fig.57
7) Beep Setting
2. Press the NEXT button briefly 6 times (Fig.54).
4. “BEEP” is shown and “On” blinks on the display (Fig.55).
5. Press the NEXT button to select “OF” (off) or “On” (Fig.56).
Fig.58
Fig.59
5. Press the PLAY/STOP button to format the Voice Recorder
and delete all files on it (Fig.60, 61).
Fig.60
Fig.61
9) Clock Set Mode
Fig.54
Fig.55
Fig.56
8) Format: Deleting all files
→ This function deletes all files on the Voice Recorder,
including all programmed FM Radio stations.
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2. Press the NEXT button repeatedly until “CLOCK” is
shown on the display (Fig.62).
4. The default system data is shown, “01” for the day and
month, and “07” for the year (Fig.63).
5. Press the NEXT button to set the desired year and then
press the PLAY/STOP button.
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Menu Entry
6. The month will now blink “01”, press the NEXT button to
select the desired month and press the PLAY/STOP button.
7. The day will now blink “01”, press the NEXT button to
select the desired day and press the PLAY/STOP button.
8. The time will now blink. Set the time in the same manner
as you set the date, using the NEXT or BACK buttons to
select the desired values (Fig.64).
Once you have set the hours, press the PLAY/STOP
button and then set the minutes.
6. Press the PLAY/STOP button to set up the recording interval
(Fig.70), press the NEXT button to set the interval time.
7. Press the PLAY/STOP button to select the folder you
want to record to (Fig.71).
8. Choose the folder to record to by pressing the NEXT button.
Fig.62
Fig.63
Fig.64
9. After you set the minutes, press the PLAY/STOP button to
save your settings and then the MODE/MENU button to
exit Menu mode.
→ The clock will begin to run as soon as you save your
time setting.
→ With the Voice Recorder in stop mode, Press the
FOLDER/REPEAT button briefly, current time is shown.
Press the FOLDER/REPEAT button briefly again,
go back previous display.
10) Timer Setup
2. Press the NEXT button repeatedly until “TIMER” is shown
3. Press the PLAY/STOP button briefly, “OF” (timer setup
off) blinks on the display (Fig.66).
4. Press the NEXT button to select “V” (Voice) or “Fm”(FM).
→ When you select the “Fm”, current frequency of FM will
be recorded (Fig.67, 68).
5. Press the PLAY/STOP button briefly and then press the
NEXT or BACK buttons to enter the desired hours (Fig.69).
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Fig.65
Fig.66
Fig.67
Fig.69
Fig.70
Fig.71
Fig.68
11) Alarm Setup
STOP/MENU button for a few moments (Fig.26).
2. Press the NEXT button repeatedly until “ALARM” is shown
3. Press the PLAY/STOP button briefly. “OF” (alarm setup off)
blinks on the display (Fig.73).
4. Press the NEXT button to change the indicator to “On” .
5. Press the PLAY/STOP button briefly to set the alarm time (Fig.74).
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Menu Entry
6. Press the NEXT button to select the desired hour, and
press the PLAY/STOP button to select the desired minutes
in the same manager (Fig.75).
Fig.72
Fig.73
Fig.74
4. Press the NEXT button to change the indicator to “Y”
(Fig.78).
5. Press the PLAY/STOP button to play the first seconds or
each file starting with the first file of the current folder
(Fig.79).
Fig.77
Fig.78
Fig.79
13) Version:
Displaying the firmware version and release date
Fig.75
12) File Preview: Playing the first seconds of each file
2. Press the NEXT button repeatedly until “SCAN” is shown
2. Press the NEXT button repeatedly until “VER” is shown
3. Press the PLAY/STOP button briefly to display the version
number (Fig.81).
4. Press the NEXT button to display the firmware release
date (Fig.82).
5. Press the PLAY/STOP button and then the MODE/MENU
button to exit Menu mode.
Fig.76
3. Press the PLAY/STOP button briefly. “N” blinks on the
display (Fig.77).
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Fig.80
Fig.81
Fig.82
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Connecting to PC
Firmware Upgrade
1. Download the firmware update for your Voice Recorder
from internet website. Extract the file and place it in the
Voice Recorder ROOT directory(Fig83).
2. Press the PLAY/STOP button for a few moments to switch
power on, and then automatically to upgrade (Fig.84, 85).
Recommended PC environment
Supported PCs
Supported OS
USB port
Sound board
Fig.83
Fig.84
Fig.85
Other
IBM PC/AT compatible
Windows XP Professional
Windows XP Home Edition
Windows Millennium Edition(Me)
Windows 2000 Professional
Windows 98 Second Edition
Windows 98
One required for connection
16-bit Windows-compatible sound
board supported
Speakers or headphones required
Warnings
1. Do not attempt to open, repair, or modify your Voice Recorder.
2. Do not use your Voice Recorder where the use of
electronic devices is prohibited (such as in aircraft, etc.).
3. Do not put your Voice Recorder or its accessories in
your mouth.
4. Do not immerse your Voice Recorder or spill liquids on it.
5. Do not expose Voice Recorder or its accessories to
shocks, as this may cause malfunctions.
6. Do not apply excessive force to the LCD display, as this
may damage the display or cause malfunctions.
7. Do not expose Voice Recorder to direct sunlight or any
source of heat for a prolonged period.
8. Remove the battery if you will not be using the Voice
Recorder for an extended period.
9. Do not pull attached earphone, microphone, or USB cable
with excessive force.
The information in this User Manual is subject to change
without notice.
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Note
- Operation is not guaranteed for Macintosh PCs.
- Operation is not guaranteed for the following
environments.
Upgraded Windows environments
Windows 95, Windows NT
Dual-boot Windows environments
- Standby, suspend, and other modes may not work
properly with your particular environment. If this is the
case, do not use those modes.
Supplied Windows 98 USB driver files
- Supplied windows 98 usb driver files from seller.
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Playing back the transferred
files using the Media Player
You can play transferred ZVR file using windows media
player on your pc.
In case of the plug-in file for ZVR file play is not preinstalled
you need to install program described as following procedure.
2. Execute setup.exe file which is saved in the root folder
of voice recorder.
SW installation
1. Connect the voice recorder to PC
3. Click Install button on the bottom of the menu.
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Playback
3. Click and select [ZVMPDISK [E:]].
1. Select [All Programs] > [Windows Media Player] from
[Start] menu.
" Windows Media Player" starts.
1) Click
2) Select
2. Select [Open] from [File] menu.
Select
4. Click [Files of type] and select [Any File [*.*]].
1) Click
2)Select
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Formatting the unit' s data
5. Select the playback file > click [Open].
Always format data using the unit itself (See page 21).
Using your PC to do the formatting might stop the unit
from recording normally.
If you accidentally formatted using your PC, reformat it
using the unit.
1) Select
2) Click
6. Read the message first.
Click [Don't ask me again for this extension.] > click
[Yes]. Playback starts.
1) Select
2) Click
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Specifications
Troubleshooting
Symptom
LCD is Blankt
Can’t record
Can’t playback
Correction
Items
The battery is exhausted.
The battery is not inserted
correctly
Replace the battery.
Insert the battery
correctly.
Encoder
The HOLD switch is engaged.
The maximum number of
recordings has been reached
or the recording capacity is
full.
Slide the HOLD switch
to the Off position.
Delete some recordings
or move recordings to
an external device.
Recording source
Internal microphone (Mono)
external microphone (Mono)
Line (Stereo at HQ mode)
FM (Stereo at HQ mode)
FM Radio Reception Band
87.50~108.00 MHz
Alarm function
ON / OFF
The HOLD switch is engaged.
Nothing has been recorded
yet.The volume is at the
lowest setting.
Slide the HOLD switch
Check the number of
recordings.Adjust the
volume.
Timer recording function
YES
Maximum number of recordings
Total 396 (99 per folder × 4)
Possible cause
Can’t stop,
pause, play
or record
The HOLD switch is engaged. Slide the HOLD switch
No sound from
the speaker
The earphone is plugged in.
The volume is at the lowest
setting.
No sound from The earphone is not plugged
the earphone in properly.The volume is
at the lowest setting.
Remove the earphone.
Adjust the volume.
Plug in the earphone
properly.
Adjust the volume.
Specification
Playback capability
HQ
32kbps/ 8kHz/ZVR, Mono
SP
6.4kbps/ 8kHz/ZVR, Mono
LP
4kbps/ 8kHz/ZVR, Mono
MP3
All bit rates
WMA
32~192kbps, no DRM supported
USB support
USB 1.1
Power supply
AAA (LR03, UM-4) alkaline battery
Battery life
(Record/Playback Earphone)
8 hours
Dimensions
106 mm X 31mm X 16 mm
Recording time
128MB
256MB
512MB
1GB
HQ
9HR 19 MIN
18 HR 34 MIN
37 HR 12 MIN
74 HR 29 MIN
SP
46 HR 36MIN
92 HR 50 MIN
186 HR 2 MIN
372 HR 27 MIN
LP
74 HR 33 MIN 148 HR 32 MIN 297 HR 40 MIN
595 HR 56 MIN
Important information
Because its products are subject to continuous improvement,
it is reserved the right to modify product designs and
specifications without notice and incurring any obligation.
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