Olympus DM-520 매뉴얼 소개

To EAR 

jack

playback mode, press the 0

•  The recorder skips to the beginning of the 

previous file.

•  When you skip to the beginning of the file 

during playback, the recorder will stop at 

the position of the index mark and temp 

mark. The index mark and temp mark 

will be skipped when you perform the 

operation in stop mode (☞ P. 38).

•  When [Skip Space] set to other than 

[File Skip], the recorder will skip forward/

reverse the specified time, then will start 

playback (☞ P. 52).

An earphone can be connected to the EAR 

jack of the recorder for listening.

•  When the earphone is used, the recorder 

speaker will be switched-off.

•  To avoid irritation to the ear, insert the 

earphone after turning down the volume 

level.

•  When you listen with the earphone during 

playback, do not raise the volume too 

much. It may cause hearing impairment 

and decrease in hearing ability.

(☞ P.40)

This function enables 

repeated playback of part of 

the file being played.

(☞ P.56)

This changes the order of the 

files in the selected folder. It 

is useful for playing back files 

in a preferred order while in 

normal playback mode etc.

(☞ P.50)

If recorded audio is difficult 

to understand because of 

noisy surroundings, adjust 

the Noise Cancel setting 

level.

(☞ P.50)

Level adjustments of

the [EUPHONY] setting can 

be set to four stages accord-

ing to preference.

(☞ P.50)

The recorder has a Voice 

Filter Function to cut low 

and high frequency tones 

during normal, fast, or slow 

playback, and enable clear 

audio playback.

(☞ P.50)

You can select the playback 

mode that fits your prefer-

ence.

(☞ P.51)

The playback speed can be 

set to slow speed or fast 

speed playback.

(☞ P.52)

The skip interval length can 

be set.

(☞ P.52)

The alarm playback function 

can be set to play a selected 

file at a pre-set time.

(☞ P.52)

Playback settings of your 

choice can be saved to suit 

different sound qualities and 

playback methods.

(☞ P.53)

You can listen to the first few 

seconds of a file by touching 

the cursor to a file within a 

folder.