Olympus WS-801 Introduction Manual

 You can change the recording mode when 
recording from the FM radio. Select a 
recording mode to suit your purpose. 
 [  PCM  ]: 

The recording rate is automatically set to 
[  44.1kHz/16bit  ]. 

 [  MP3  ]: 

The recording rate is automatically set to 
[  128kbps  ]. 

 [  WMA  ]: 

The recording rate is automatically set to 
[  128kbps  ]. 

 Automatically adds receivable radio stations 
to the presets. 
 See  “ Presetting radio stations 
automatically  [ Auto-preset ] ”  ( 

☞  P.49). 

 •  The recorder uses some of its memory 

capacity to maintain a management 
file. For a microSD card, the indicated 
remaining capacity is less than the total 
capacity of the card due to characteristics 
of the microSD card, but this is not a 
malfunction. 

 You can check information about the 
recorder on the menu screen. [  Model  ] 
(Model Name), [  Version  ] (System version) 
and [  Serial  No.  ] (Serial Number) appear on 
the display. 

 You can change the scan sensitivity when 
scanning for radio stations with auto preset. 
Select the sensitivity to suit the reception 
conditions. 
 [  High  ]: 

Receive radio station signals using high 
sensitivity. You should normally select 
this setting. 

 [  Low  ]: 

Receive radio station signals using 
reduced sensitivity. Try this setting when 
signals from unwanted stations are 
causing interference. 

 You can change the audio output of the FM 
radio. 
 [  Earphone  ]: 

Output sound from the earphones. Sound 
is not output from the built-in speaker 
even if you unplug the earphones. 

 [  Speaker  ]: 

Always output sound from the built-in 
speaker. Sound is not output from the 
earphones even if you plug them in. 

 •  This is a different function from [  Speaker  ] 

in [  LCD/Sound  Menu  ]. Irrespective of 
the [  Speaker  ] setting, if you have set 
[  Output  ]  to  [  Speaker  ] when listening to 
the FM radio, sound from the radio is still 
output from the speaker ( 

☞  P.65). 

 Can be operated only in [  FM  Radio  ] 
mode.