Olympus WS-801 Manuel De Présentation

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9   or   0  button to 

 •  The VCVA level can be set to any of 28 

different values. 

 •  The higher the value, the more 

sensitive the recorder is to sounds. At 
the highest value, even the faintest 
sound activates recording. 

  

a  Level meter (varies according to the 

sound volume being recorded) 

  

b  Start level (moves to the right/left 

according to the set level) 

 •  When the [  VCVA  ] function is being used, 

the following function is not available. 
 • 

[  V-Sync.  Rec  ] 

 •  If the start/stop actuation level is not 

adjusted within 2 seconds, the display 
returns to the previous one. 

 •  If the surrounding noise is loud, the start/

stop actuation sensitivity of the VCVA can 
be adjusted according to the recording 
conditions. 

 •  To ensure successful recording, prior 

testing and adjustment of the start/stop 
actuation level is recommended. 

 Voice sync recording starts when a voice 
louder than the voice sync level (detection 
level) is detected. When the voice becomes 
low, recording automatically stops. 
When voice sync recording is on and the 
input level is equal to or below the voice 
sync level (detection level) for a period of 
at least the specified detection time, the 
recorder returns to the standby mode or 
stop mode. 

   When  [    On/Off    ]  is  selected:   
 [  On  ]: 

Enables the Voice sync recording 
function. 

 [  Off  ]: 

Disables the Voice sync recording 
function. 

   When  [    V-Sync.  time    ]  is  selected:   
 [  1  sec.  ]  [  2  sec.  ]  [  3  sec.  ]  [  5  sec.  ]  [  10  sec.  ] 

   When  [    Mode    ]  is  selected:   
 [  One  time  ]: 

Closes the file after recording and returns 
to stop mode. 

 [  Continuous  ]: 

Closes the file after recording and returns 
to recording standby mode. If sound is 
subsequently detected, recording will 
start with a new file. 

4  Adjust the voice sync level: 
    

s ) button to start 

9  or  0  button to 

 •  The voice sync level can be set to any 

of 28 different values. 

 •  The higher the value, the more 

sensitive the recorder is to sounds. At 
the highest value, even the faintest 
sound activates recording.