Olympus DM-520 사용자 설명서
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Last updated on September 25, 2009
OS Supported
Windows
®
XP/Vista
Macintosh OS X 10.4.11 – 10.5
CPU
Windows XP/Vista: 32 bits (x86) of 1 GHz and
above or 64 bits (x64) processor
Macintosh Mac OS X 10.4.11 – 10.5: Power PC G5
or Intel Multicore Processor 1.5 GHz and above
above or 64 bits (x64) processor
Macintosh Mac OS X 10.4.11 – 10.5: Power PC G5
or Intel Multicore Processor 1.5 GHz and above
USB Port
One free port
Audio Output
Earphone output or speaker
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Total recording time for all files. Maximum recording time per file varies depending on quality mode. Available
recording time may be less if many short recordings are made. All figures are approximate.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Features
What are the main features of this model?
The DM-520 is a high-quality, high-capacity digital recorder loaded with handy and intuitive
usability features as well as support software that can run on both Windows PCs and Macs.
It can record in three audio formats: PCM (Linear Pulse Code Modulation), MP3 and WMA
(Windows Media Audio). In PCM mode, microphone sensitivity levels can be set manually
and the files that are created, which have a .WAV extension, can be split in the recorder.
This model has 4 GB of built-in flash memory and a card slot that holds one microSD or
microSDHC card of up to 16 GB capacity (sold separately). Files can be transferred from the
card to internal memory and vice-versa.
The DM-520 introduces Recording and Playback “scenes” – configuration templates – that
make it easy to enable an array of preferred settings via a single menu selection. Three of
the Recording scenes are pre-set with optimal settings for specific recording conditions;
another three can be customized by the user. Five Playback scenes are available.
There are five folders for organizing recordings and separate folders for storing Podcasts,
music files and audio content purchased from
usability features as well as support software that can run on both Windows PCs and Macs.
It can record in three audio formats: PCM (Linear Pulse Code Modulation), MP3 and WMA
(Windows Media Audio). In PCM mode, microphone sensitivity levels can be set manually
and the files that are created, which have a .WAV extension, can be split in the recorder.
This model has 4 GB of built-in flash memory and a card slot that holds one microSD or
microSDHC card of up to 16 GB capacity (sold separately). Files can be transferred from the
card to internal memory and vice-versa.
The DM-520 introduces Recording and Playback “scenes” – configuration templates – that
make it easy to enable an array of preferred settings via a single menu selection. Three of
the Recording scenes are pre-set with optimal settings for specific recording conditions;
another three can be customized by the user. Five Playback scenes are available.
There are five folders for organizing recordings and separate folders for storing Podcasts,
music files and audio content purchased from
.
®
The Music folder holds WMA
or MP3 music files transferred from Windows Media
®
Player or iTunes
®
.
The ZOOM microphone incorporates DiMAGIC
®
Corporation’s DVM (DiMAGIC Virtual
Microphone) technology for directional recording, and DiMAGIC’s Euphony psychoacoustic
technology for enhanced playback in the recorder.
The DM-520 also includes accessibility features designed to help the visually impaired. The
Voice Guide speaks aloud menu items as they are selected in any of 19 languages.
technology for enhanced playback in the recorder.
The DM-520 also includes accessibility features designed to help the visually impaired. The
Voice Guide speaks aloud menu items as they are selected in any of 19 languages.
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The
recorder’s buttons feature ridges and grooves to make them more identifiable by touch.
After transferring the files to a computer via the bundled USB 2.0 cable, the included
Olympus Sonority software can be used to manage, archive and edit PCM and WMA files
made with the recorder on Windows and Mac platforms. (The ability to edit MP3 files is
available at additional cost via the Olympus Sonority Plus upgrade.) The software also
enables subscription to and download from podcast URLs. The podcasts can be transferred
to the recorder’s Podcast folder for playback at the user’s convenience.
The bundled NiMH batteries can be charged in the unit while it is plugged into a computer’s
USB port, so you can keep them conveniently topped off while you work with your files.
After transferring the files to a computer via the bundled USB 2.0 cable, the included
Olympus Sonority software can be used to manage, archive and edit PCM and WMA files
made with the recorder on Windows and Mac platforms. (The ability to edit MP3 files is
available at additional cost via the Olympus Sonority Plus upgrade.) The software also
enables subscription to and download from podcast URLs. The podcasts can be transferred
to the recorder’s Podcast folder for playback at the user’s convenience.
The bundled NiMH batteries can be charged in the unit while it is plugged into a computer’s
USB port, so you can keep them conveniently topped off while you work with your files.
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The default languages are English, French and Spanish; however, the others may be uploaded to the recorder
from a computer by using the Olympus Sonority software.