Olympus WS-510M User manual

OLYMPUS®

DIGITAL VOICE RECORDER

WS-510M/WS-500M/WS-400S

INSTRUCTIONS

MODE

D'EMPLOI

IINSTRUCCIONES

IINSTRU~OES

Thank

you

for

purchasing

Olympus

Digital

Voice

Recorder.

Please

read

these

instructions

for

information

about

using

the

product

correctly

and

safely.

Keep

the

instructions

handy

for

future

reference.

ensure

successful

recordings,

recommend

that

you

test

the

record

function

and

volume

before

use.

Gracias

por

haber

com

prado

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Olympus

Digital

Voice

Recorder.

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instrucciones

para

obtener

informacion

sobre

uso

correcto

este

producto

para

seguridad.

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para

referencia

futuro.

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exito

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volumen.

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choix

sur

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pour

une

utilisation

correcte

sure

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portee

main

pour

toute

consultation

ulterieure.

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vous

recommandons

tester

fonction

d'enregistrement

volume

avant

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pour

obtenir

bons

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para

obter

informac;ao

sobre

como

utilizar

correctamente

seguranc;a

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produto.

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para

futuras

consultas.

Declaration

Conformity

Model

Number

WS-510M/WS-500M/WS-400S

Trade

Name

:DIGITAL VOICE

RECORDER

Responsible

Party

:OLYMPUS IMAGING AMERICA INC.

Address :

3500

Corporate

Parkway,

P.O.

Box 610,

Center

Valley,

18034-0610,

U.S.A.

Telephone

Number

:1-888-553-4448

This

device

Complies

with

Part

the

FCC

Rules.

Operation

subject

the

following

two

conditions:

(1)

This

device

may

not

cause

harmful

interference,

and

(2)

this

device

must

any

interference

received,

including

interference

that

may

cause

undesired

operation.

Tested

Comply

With

FCC

Standards

FOR

HOME

OFFICE

USE

Canadian

RFI

This digital apparatus does

not

exceed the

Class

Blimits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus

set

out

the Radio Interference Regulations

the Canadian Department

Communications.

Cet

appareil numerique ne depasse

pas

les

limites

Categorie B

pour

les

emissions

bruit

radio emanant

d'appareils numeriques, tel que prevu dans

les

Reglements sur l'lnterference Radio du Departement Canadien

des

Communications.

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Before using

your

new

recorder, read

this manual carefully

ensure

that

you

know

how

operate

safely

and correctly. Keep this manual in

easily accessible

location

for

future

reference.

•The

warning

symbols indicate

important

safety related

information.

protect

yourself

and others

from

personal

injury

damage

property,

essential

that

you always read

the

warnings

and

information

provided.

Warning

regarding

data

loss:

Recorded

content

memory

may

destroyed

erased

operating

mistakes,

unit

malfunction,

during

repair

work.

recommended

back

and

save

important

content

other

media

such

computer

hard disk.

Any

liability

for

passive

damages

damage

any kind

occurred

due

data loss

incurred

defect

the

product,

repair

performed

the

third

party

other

than

Olympus

authorized

service

station,

any

other

reasons

excluded

from

the

Olympus's

liability.

Danger:

•Batteries

should

never

be exposed

flame, heated,

short-circuited

disassembled.

•Never store batteries

where

they

will

be exposed

direct

sunlight,

subjected

high

temperatures

in a

hot

vehicle, near a

heat

source,

etc.

&Warning:

•Do

not

solder lead wires

terminals

directly

onto

battery

modify

it.

not

connect

the

<±)

and e

terminals

together.

This

may

cause

fire,

overheating

electric

shock.

•When

carrying

storing

the

batteries, be sure

put

the

prOVided case

protect

its

terminals. Do

not

carry

store

the

batteries

with

any

metal

objects

(such

key rings).

this

warning

not

followed,

fire,

overheating

electric

shock

may

occur.

•Do

not

connect

the

batteries

directly

power

outlet

cigarette

lighter

automobile.

•Do

not

insert

the

batteries

with

their

(j)

and e

terminals

reversed.

•

any

liquid

from

battery

gets

into

your

eyes,

promptly

wash

off

with

clean

water

and

consult

your

doctor

at once.

•

not

attempt

recharge

alkaline,

lithium

any

other

non-

rechargeable batteries.

•Never use any

batteries

with

torn

cracked

outer

cover.

•Keep

batteries

out

the

reach

children.

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•Do

not

leave

the

recorder

in hot,

humid

locations

such

inside a

closed

automobile

under

direct

sunlight

the

beach in

the

summer.

•

not

store

the

recorder

in places

exposed

excessive

moisture

dust.

•Do

not

use

organic

solvents such

alcohol

and lacquer

thinner

clean

the

unit.

•

not

place

the

recorder

top

near

electric

appliances such

TVs

refrigerators.

•Avoid

recording

playing

back

near cellular

phones

other

wireless

equipment,

they

may

cause

interference

and noise.

you

experience noise,

move

another

place,

move

the

recorder

further

away

from

such

equipment.

•Avoid sand

dirt.

These can cause

irreparable

damage.

•Avoid

strong

vibrations

shocks.

•Do

not

disassemble, repair

modify

the

unit

yourself.

•Do

not

operate

the

unit

while

operating

avehicle (such

bicycle,

motorcycle,

go-cart).

•Keep

the

unit

out

the

reach

children.

•This manual

abasic version.

Please refer

the

complete

advanced manual

either

from

the

stored data in

the

[OL_MANUAL]

folder

the

recorder

download

the

data

from

the

OLYMPUS

website.

•The

contents

this

document

may be

changed

the

future

without

advanced notice.

Contact

our

Customer

Support

Center

for

the

latest

information

relating

product

names and

model

numbers.

•The

utmost

care has

been

taken

ensure

the

integrity

the

contents

this

document.

the

unlikely

event

that

questionable

item, error,

omission

found,

please

contact

our

Customer

Support

Center.

•Any

liability

for

passive

damages

damage

any kind

occurred

due

data loss

incurred

defect

the

product,

repair

performed

the

third

party

other

than

Olympus

authorized

service

station,

any

other

reason

excluded.

Trademarks

and

registered

trademarks:

•IBM and PC/AT are

the

trademarks

registered

trademarks

International

Business Machines

Corporation.

•

Microsoft,

Windows

and

Windows

Media are registered

trademarks

Microsoft

Corporation.

•Macintosh and iTunes are

the

trademarks

Apple

Inc.

•

MPEG

Layer-3

audio

coding

technology

licensed

from

Fraunhofer

liS

and

Thomson.

•

SRS

WOW

SRS

and ce)

symbol

are trademarks

SRS

Labs, Inc.

•

SRS

WOW

technology

incorporated

under

license

from

SRS

Labs, Inc

•The

product

was

developed

based

noise-canceling

technology

under

license

from

NEC

Corporation.

1.II!rodu~.tio

II.

•

you

notice

anything

unusual

when

using

this

product

such

abnormal

noise, heat, smoke,

burning

odor:

1remove

the

batteries

immediately

while

being

careful

not

burn

yourself, and;

2call

your

dealer

local

Olympus

representative

for

service.

•Do

not

expose

the

batteries

water. Do

not

allow

water

contact

the

terminals.

•Do

not

remove

damage

the

batteries

insulating

sheet.

•Do

not

use

the

batteries

you

find

something

wrong

with

them

such

leakage,

color

change

deformity.

•

Unplug

the

charger

the

charging

still

incomplete

after

the

specified

time

should

take.

•Should any

batteries

liqUid

get

skin

clothing,

promptly

wash

off

with

clean water.

Keep

batteries

away

from

fire.

LtCaution:

•Do

not

subject

batteries

strong

shocks.

•When using rechargeable batteries

that

have

not

been used

for

while,

sure

recharge

them

before

use.

•Rechargeable

batteries

have

limited

lifetime.

When

the

operating

time

becomes

shorter

even

the

rechargeable

battery

fully

charged

under

the

specified

condition,

replace

with

new

one.

EAR

(Earphone)

jack

®MIC

(Microphone)

jack

Built-in

stereo

microphone

(L)

Built-in

stereo

microphone

(R)

Recording

indicator

light

®LIST

button

(j)

Strap

hole

Display

(LCD

panel)

Built-in

speaker

button

REC.

(Record)

button

~button

@MENU

button

@-button

@INDEX/ERASE

button

OK~

button

~button

STOP.

button

Battery

cover

®HOLD

switch

Mode

(VOICE/MUSIC)

switch*

MIC

SENSE

CONF/DICT

switch**

USB

connector

slide

lever

USB

connector

*For WS-Sl0M,

WS-SOOM

only.

**For

WS-400S only.

Folder

list

display:

oForWS-Sl0M/WS-SOOM:@

When [VOICE] mode

selected:

For

WS-400S:

o[VOICE]

mode

indicator

Record/

Playback

status

indicator

Battery

indicator

Folder

name

oForWS-Sl0M/WS-SOOM:@

When [MUSIC]

mode

selected:

8[MUSIC]

mode

indicator

Record/

Playback

status

indicator

Battery

indicator

Folder

name

File

list

display:

oForWS-Sl0M/WS-SOOM:©

When [VOICE]

mode

selected:

For

WS-400S:

Folder

name

Record/

Playback

status

indicator

Battery

indicator

Filename

oForWS-Sl0M/WS-SOOM:@

When

[MUSIC]

mode

selected:

Folder

name

Record/

Playback

status

indicator

Battery

indicator

Filename

File

display:

oForWS-Sl0M/WS-SOOM:@

When [VOICE]

mode

selected:

For

WS-400S:

Filename

Record/

Playback

status

indicator

Battery

indicator

Folder

indicator

Recording

mode

indicator

During

recording

mode:

Remaining

memory

bar

indicator

During

playback

mode:

Playback

position

bar

indicator

Recording

date

and

time

o[tH]

Microphone

Sensitivity

indicator

IU[IIW]

VCVA

indicator

[0]

Noise

Cancel

indicator

[0]

Voice

Filter

indicator

[X]

Low

Cut

Filter

indicator

Current

file

number/Total

number

recorded

files

the

folder

During

recording

mode:

Elapsed recording

time

During

playback

mode:

Elapsed playback

time

During

recording

mode:

Remaining

recording

time

During

playback

stop

mode:

File

length

Playback

mode

indicator

oForWS-510M/WS-SOOM:®

When

[MUSIC]

mode

selected:

Cl!)

Title

name

Artist

name

Album

name

Elapsed

playback

time

[(e)]

SRS

wow

indicator

[lICf!iIf.IiI]

Equalizer

indicator

Current

file

number/

Total

number

recorded

files

the

folder

File

length

•

Playback

mode

indicator

•

DFor

W5-S10M/W5-S00M:

[VOICE]

mode:

Slide

the

mode

switch to

[VOICE]

position.

[MUSIC)

mode:

Slide

the

mode

switch to [MUSIC]

position.

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DFor WS-S10MfWS-SOOM:

•

the

REce

button

pressed

while

the

mode

switch

set

[MUSIC],

[Music

Mode]

will

flash on

the

display. Set

the

mode

switch

[VOICE]

before

recording.

1Select the recording folder.

•Pressing

the

LIST

button

the

file

display

while

stopped

will

return

you

the

higher

level. Pressing

the

LIST

button

repeatedly

will

bring

you

the

folder

list display.

•Pressing

button

the

folder

list

display

will

select

the

folders

for

voice recordings.

Press

the

REce

button

start

recording.

•The

recording

indicator

light

glows

and

[e]

will

appear

the

display.

@Recording

mode

®Remaining

memory

bar

indicator

©Remaining

recording

time

@Elapsed

recording

time

®Level

meter

(change

according

the

recording

level

and

recording

function

settings)

Press

the STOP. button

stop

recording.

•

[_]

will

appear

the

display.

File

length

Turning

offthe.power:

While

the

recorder

during

stop

mode,

slide the

HOLD

switch

the direction

indicated

the arrow.

Power

save

mode:

the

recorder

stopped/not

used

for

over 5

minutes

after

turned

on,

goes

into

standby

(power-save)

mode,

and

the

display

shuts off.

exit

standby

mode

and

turn

the

display, press any

button.

When you use

the

recorder

for

the

first

time

after

purchasing it,

when

the

batteries

have been inserted

without

the

device haVing been

used in a

long

time,

the

[Set

Time

Date]

will

appear. When

the

"hour"

flashing,

conduct

the

setup

from

Step

While

the recorder

during stop

mode,

press

the MENU button.

Press

the +

-button

select

[Device

Menu]

tab.

•

You

can change

the

display

moving

the

settings

tab

cursor.

Press

the

button to

move

the

cursor

to the

item

set.

Press

the

button.

•The

"hour"

will

flash on

the

display,

indicating

the

start

the

Time

and Date

setup

process.

Press

the

button to

select the

item

set.

Press

the +

-button to set.

•

the

same steps

pressing

the

button

select

the

item,

and press

the

button

set.

•You can select

between

and

hour

display by pressing

the

LIST

button

while

setting

the

hour

and

minute.

•You can select

the

order

the

"month",

"day"

and

"year"

pressing

the

LIST

button

while

setting

them.

Press

the

button to complete

the setting.

•The clock

will

start

from

the

set

date and time.

Press

the

button

according

the

time

signal.

not

charge

the

primary

batteries

such as

alkaline

lithium

batteries.

may

cause

battery

leakage

heating

and

recorder

malfunction.

Boot

the

Pc.

Slide

the

USB

connector

slide

lever

the direction indicated

the

arrow

eject the

USB

connector

outoftherecorde~

While

pressing the

STOP.

button,

connect

the

PC's

USB

port.

•When charging the battery, press

and hold the

STOP.

button

until

[Please Wait]

displayed.

Charging

completed

when

battery indication

becomes

[fill.

Note:

•

[Cannot

charge]

displayed,

means

that

battery

that

cannot

be charged

the

recorder.

Replace

the

batteries

with

supplied

ones at once.

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DFor

W5-S10M/W5-S00M:

•When

charging

with

the

recorder, be sure

use

the

supplied

specified Ni-MH

rechargeable

(BR401)

batteries.

DFor

W5-4005:

•This recorder

cannot

charge

rechargeable batteries.

1lightly

press

down

the

arrow

and

slide

the battery

cover

open.

2Insert

size-AAA

alkaline battery,

observing

the correct

G:)

and

epolarities.

the battery

cover

completely

pressing

the direction @,

•

then

sliding

the direction @.

•

the

"hour"

indicator

flashes in

the

display,

see

"Setting

Time

and

Date

[Time

Dater.

Chargi

vial

DFor

W5-S10MfW5-S00M:

Turning

the

power:

Slide

the

HOLD

switch

the opposite

direction thatindicated

the arrow.

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For

WS-Sl0M/WS-SOOM:

•

When

playing

back

files

transferred

from

set

the

mode

switch

according

the

folder

type.

•

When

playing

back

files

recorded

the

recorder,

set

the

mode

switch

[VOICE].

1Select the folder

which

contains the

files

played

back.

•Pressing

the

LIST

button

the

file

display

during

playback

while

stopped

will

return

you

the

higher

level. Pressing

the

LIST

button

repeatedly

will

bring

you

the

folder

list

display.

•Pressing

button

the

folder

list

display

will

select

the

folders

for

voice

recordings

and

press

the

button.

the

File

list

display,

press

the +

-button

select the

file

that

you

want

playback.

•In

the

File display, press

the

button

select

file.

Press

the

button to start

playback.

• [

...

]

will

appear

the

display.

®File

name

Folder

indicator

©Playback

position

bar

indicator

@Elapsed

playback

time

@File

length

Press

the +

-button

adjust

acomfortable listening

volume.

•

The

volume

can

adjusted

within

range

from

[00]

[30].

Press

the

STOP.

button at

any

point

you

want

stop the

playback.

•

[_]

will

appear

the

display.

Setting

index

mark

....

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While

the recorder

during

recording

mode

playback

mode,

press

the INDEX/ERASE button.

•Even

after

index

temp

mark

placed,

recording

playback

will

continue

you

can

place

index

temp

marks

other

locations

similar

manner.

Clearin,g

Index

Mark

Temp

Mark

(Fig.

r):

Locate

the

index

temp

mark

youwant

clear.

Press

the

button

select the

index

temp

mark

erase.

While

the

index

temp number

appears

for

approximately 2

seconds

the

display,

Press

the

INDEX/ERASE button.

•

The

index

temp

mark

erased.

Note:

•

index

and

temp

marks

can

set in afile.

you

try

place

than

index

temp

marks,

[Index

Full]

message

will

appearfor

index

marks,

and

[Temp

Mark

Full]

for

temp

marks.

How

to begin segment

r.!R

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Select

file

that

has

asegment

you

would

play

back

repeatedly.

the

file

list

display,

press

the +

-button to select the

file

you

want

clear.

Press

the

button

start

playback.

Press

the REce button atthe point

you

want

start segment repeat

playback.

•

[II]

will

flash

the

display.

Press

the REce button again at

the position where

you

want

end

segment repeat

playback.

•The

recorder

repeatedly

plays

back

the

segment

until

the

segment

repeat

playback

cancelled.

Note:

•

regular

play

mode,

playback

speed

can

changed

during

segment

repeat

playback

well.

index

mark

and

temp

mark

are

inserted

eliminated

during

segment

repeat

playback,

segment

repeat

playback

will

canceled

and

will

return

regular

play

mode.

Erasi

g{Fig.

[lJ)

Select

thefolder

file

you

want

erase.

the

file

list

display,

press

the +

-button

select the

file

you

want

erase.

While

the recorder

during

stop

•

mode,

press

the

INDEX/ERASE

button.

Press

the +button

select

[Erase

Folder]

[File

Erase].

Press

the

button.

Press

the +button

select

[Start]

Press

the

button.

•

The

display

changes

[Erase!]

and

erasing

will

start.

•[Erase

Done]

displayed

when

the

file

erased. File

numbers

will

reassigned

automatically.

Notes:

•

The

locked

files

and

files set

read-only

cannot

be erased.

•

action

not

selected

within

seconds,

the

recorder

will

return

stop

status.

may

take

over

seconds

complete

processing.

Never

remove

batteries

during

this

time

because

data

may

corrupted.

addition,

replace

the

batteries

with

new

ones

order

ensure

that

the

batteries

will

not

run

out

while

processing.

For

W5-S10M,

WS-SOOM

only:

You can

delete

other

than

[Music]

folders

when

the

recorder

set

[MUSIC]

mode.

However,

you

cannot

delete

any

folders

when

the

recorder

set

[VOICE]

mode.

•

For

WS-400S

only:

You

cannot

delete

folders

through

therecorder.

•

Using

the

recorder

YQY[~~

Windows:

Operating

system:

Microsoft

Windows

2000/XP/Vista

(Standard Installation)

Compatible

PC's:

Windows

PC's

equipped

with

than one free

USB

port

Macintosh:

Operating

system:

Mac

x10.2.8 -10.5 (Standard

Installation)

Compatible

PC's:

Apple Macintosh series

equipped

with

than

one

free

USB

port

Notes:

•This

operational

environment

for

saving

the

files recorded

this recorder

your

with

USB

connection.

•

Even

operational environment

satisfied, we

not

support such

upgraded

as,

the

multi-boot

environmentand self-modified

PC's.

1Bootthe

Pc.

Slide

the

USB

connector

slide

lever

the direction indicated

the

arrow

ejectthe

USB

connector

out ofthe

recorder.

Connect

the

PC's

USB

port

USB

hub.

Windows:

When you

open

[My

Computer],

will

be recognized by

the

drive

name

the

product

name.

Macintosh:

When you

connect

the

recorder

aMac

as,

will be recognized

the

drive

name

the

product

name on

the

desktop.

•

[Remote]

appeared on

recorder

the

USB

cable

connected.

Notes:

•Refer

the user's manual foryour

regarding the

USB

port

on your

Pc.

•

sure

push

the

cable

connector

all

the

way in.

Otherwise,

the

recorder may

not

operate

properly.

•

Use

the

supplied

USB

extension

cable

depending

on situations.

•Do

not

use

USB

extension

cables

other

than

the

supplied

cable.

Using cables

from

other

manufacturers

could result in

damage

the

recorder. Do

not

use

the

supplied

USB

extension

cable

with

devices

from

other

manufacturers.

•

you are using

Windows

2000,

Windows

Media Player must be

installed

the

Pc.

Windows:

Click

[ ; ]

the task

bar

located

atthe lower-right

corner

the

screen.

Click

[Safely

remove

USB

Mass

Storage

Device].

•The drive

letter

will

differ

depending

the

being

used.

When

the safe

remove

hardware

window

appears,

click

[OK].

Disconnect

the recorder

from

the

Pc.

Macintosh:

Move

the

drive

icon

for

this

recorder

that

appear

the desktop

the

garbage

bin

Drag

Drop

it.

•When you

connect

the

recorder

aMac

as,

will

be recognized

the

drive

name

the

product

name on

the

desktop.

Disconnect

the recorder

from

the

Pc.

Note:

•

NEVER

disconnect

the

USB

while

the

recording

indicator

light

flashing.

you do,

the

data

will

destroyed.

Recording

format:

WMA (Windows Media Audio)

Input

level:

dBv

Sampling

frequency:

[ST XQ] mode:

44.1

kHz

[ST

HQ]

mode:

44.1

kHz

[ST

SP]

mode: 22 kHz

[HQ] mode:

44.1

kHz

[SP] mode:

kHz

[LP] mode: 8kHz

Frequency

response:

During

recording

mode

(Microphone

jack):

[ST XQ]

mode:

kHz

[ST

HQ]

mode: 50

kHz

[ST

SP]

mode:

9kHz

[HQ] mode: 50

kHz

[SP] mode: 50

7kHz

[LP]

mode:

3kHz

During

recording

mode

(Built-in stereo

microphone):

kHz

During

playback mode:

kHz

Maximum

working

output:

60 mW

(}

speaker)

Recording

medium:

Built-in NAND

FLASH

memory

WS-51

OM:

WS-500M: 2

WS-400S: 1

Speaker:

Built-in""

round

dynamic

speaker

MICjack:

03.5

mini-jack,

impedance

2k(}

EAR

jack:

03.5

mini-jack,

impedance

Input

power

requirement:

Batteries: AAA

battery

(LR03)

Olympus

Ni-MH rechargeable

battery

External

dimensions:

94.8

x38

(without

protrusions)

Weight:

46 g

(including

battery)

Operating

temperature:

O°C

-42°C/32°F -

107.6°F

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