Ознакомительное Руководство для Olympus DM-520

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Before starting recording, select a voice 

recording folder between [&] to [*] in the 

[Recorder] folder. These five folders can be 

selectively used to distinguish the kind of 

recording; for example, Folder [&] might 

be used to store private information, while 

Folder ['] might be dedicated to holding 

business information.

•  [Rec Mode] cannot be changed in 

the recording standby mode or while 

recording. Configure this while the 

recorder is stopped (☞ P.47).

 Press the STOP4 button to stop

•  [4] will appear on the display.

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 File length

•  When  a  microSD  card  is  inserted  in  the 

recorder, be sure to confirm the recording 

media  as  either  [Built-in  Memory]  or 

[microSD Card] so that there is no mistake 

(☞ P.54).

•  If you select a folder other than A 

through E and press the REC s button, 

a [Cannot record in this folder] message 

will flash. Select a folder from A through 

E and start recording again.

•  To ensure recording from the beginning, 

start speaking after you see the recording 

indicator light on.

•  When remaining recording time is less 

than 60 seconds, the recording indicator 

light starts flashing. When the recording 

time is decreasing to 30 or 10 seconds, the 

light flashes faster.

(☞ P.24 to P.27).

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 Pressing the LIST button at the file 

display while stopped will return you 

to the next higher level. Pressing the 

LIST button repeatedly will bring you 

to the folder list display.

2

 Pressing the + or − button at the 

folder list display will select the 

folders for voice recordings.

  Newly recorded audio will be saved as 

the last file in the selected folder.

 Press the RECs button to start

•  The recording indicator light glows 

and [s] will appear on the display.

•  Turn the microphone in the direction 

of the source to be recorded.

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 Recording mode

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 Remaining memory bar indicator

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 Elapsed recording time

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 Remaining recording time

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 Level meter (change according to the 

recording level and recording function 

settings)