Olympus V 90 User Manual

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DIGITAL VOICE RECORDER V-90

Instructions

Always do a test recording to avoid recording problems

Olympus V 90 User Manual

CONTENTS

BEFORE YOUR FIRST RECORDING

 

Parts Identification

3

Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)

4

Installing the Battery

5

Changing the Battery

5

Clock Adjustment

6

BASIC OPERATIONS

 

Recording (REC)

7

Recording-Pause (REC PAUSE)

8

Playback (PLAY)

9

Playback-Pause (PAUSE)

10

Fast Playback

10

Fast Forward/Fast Reverse

11

Forward Skip (F-SKIP)/Reverse Skip (R-SKIP)

12

Erasing (ERASE)

13

MESSAGE FOLDER MANAGEMENT

 

Types of Folders

15

Selecting a Folder

15

Moving a Message Between Folders [A] and [B]

 

(MOVE)

15

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

 

Schedule Recording

16

Schedule Playback

16

Customized Alarm Playback

17

Schedule Notification

18

Recording with VCVA (VCVA REC)

 

(Variable Control Voice Actuator)

19

Hold (HOLD)

20

Remaining Memory Display

20

Checking Available Recording Time

21

ENTERING OPTIONS

 

Recording Mode (MODE) Setting

22

Microphone Sensitivity (MIC) Setting

22

VCVA Recording (VCVA REC) Setting

23

Alarm (ALARM) Setting/Cancellation

23

Beep Tone (BEEP) Setting

24

Current Time Setting

24

CARE IN HANDLING

25

BATTERY PRECAUTIONS

26

TROUBLESHOOTING

27

SPECIFICATIONS

28

ACCESSORIES (OPTIONAL)

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BEFORE YOUR FIRST RECORDING

Parts Identification

Built-in microphone

Speaker

REC/PLAY indicator (LED)

HOLD switch

Liquid crystal display panel (LCD)

FOLDER/MENU button

Fast forward

button

Fast reverse

button

ERASE button

 

Strap holes

 

Earphone jack (EAR)

 

Volume control knob

 

(VOLUME)

 

Battery cover

 

STOP button

 

PLAY button

 

REC button

 

Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)

Current folder (A, B or S) Current message number

Total number of messages in the folder Remaining battery power Voice-activated recording

Current time

Recording time remaining (REMAIN)

Remaining message time

Recording date (REC DATE)

Menu and notice

Alarm

A.M./P.M. time (P)

Recording mode

Installing the Battery

Slide the battery cover in the direction of arrow. Insert an AAA (LR03 or R03) battery according to the polarity (+, -) indications and close the battery cover. [CLOCK] is displayed on the LCD and the voice recorder enters the clock adjustment mode (see

on page 6).

If the battery cover is not closed tightly, [OPEN] is shown on the LCD and the recorder will not function. Make sure the cover is closed correctly.

Changing the Battery

When the

mark is shown on the LCD, replace

the battery with a new AAA (LR03 or R03) battery.

The

mark indicates that the battery is depleted

and the voice recorder cannot be operated.

After the battery has been replaced, [CLOCK] is displayed on the LCD, indicating that the recorder is in the clock adjustment mode. Adjust the clock to the current time (see

on page 6).

The battery can be removed easily by gently pushing the [-] end.

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Clock Adjustment

Make sure that the HOLD

switch

is released.

Press and hold the

FOLDER/MENU button

for at least one second.

The LCD

will display the

[MODE].

 

Each time you press the FOLDER/MENU button, the displayed mode changes:

When [CLOCK] is displayed, the "hour" figure will blink. Set the "hour" by pressing the

button button

P.M. is indicated by a [P] to the left of the "hour". After setting the "hour", press the FOLDER/MENU button. When the "minute" figures start to blink, set the "minute" by pressing the

button.

Each time you press the FOLDER/MENU button, the blinking figures change: "year", "month" and "day". Adjust each item in the same way as "hour" and "minute".

After setting the "day", press the FOLDER/MENU button again to complete the clock adjustment.

If you press any button other than the FOLDER/MENU, and buttons during clock adjustment,

the clock adjustment mode will be canceled.

If no buttons are pressed for three minutes during clock adjustment, the clock adjustment mode will be canceled. Any adjustments that have been made will not take

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BASIC OPERATIONS

The V-90 has three folders: [A], [B] and [S]. Folders [A] and [B] are designed for use in normal recording or alarm playback.

Messages can be arranged in each folder

Folder [S] is designed for use in schedule management (see page 16).

Messages can be sorted by date

Recording (REC)

Normal recording Press and release the FOLDER/MENU button,

then select folder [A] or [B] Each time you press the FOLDER/MENU button, the selected folder changes

Select the recording mode The recorder's default setting is the SP mode (about 33 minutes of recording) To change the recording mode, refer to page 22

Press the REC button The LED indicator lights red and recording starts

The LCD shows the current folder name, current message No , total number of messages in the current folder, recording mode and recording time remaining.

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Press the STOP button to stop recording.

When available recording time falls below 1 minute, the red LED indicator starts blinking.

Additional recording is not possible when [FULL] is shown on the LCD. To continue recording, first erase unnecessary messages (see page 13)

Recording-Pause(REC PAUSE)

Press the REC button once during recording to enter recording-pause mode.

During recording-pause, is shown on the LCD and the red LED

indicator goes out.

The Stop mode is automatically engaged if the recorder is left in the recording-pause mode for 30 minutes or the STOP button is pressed during recording-pause mode.

Press the REC button again to resume recording. Using the recording-pause mode allows you to continue recording in the same message.

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Playback (PLAY)

Press the FOLDER/MENU button to select a folder (see page 15).

Press the

button so that the LCD shows the message No. to be played.

Press the PLAY button The LED indicator lights green and playback starts. LCD display

For the first 4 seconds playback:

[REC DATE], the date (year, month, day) and the time (hour:minute) of the recording are displayed in sequence.

More than 4 seconds after the start of playback:

The remaining time of the message being played is displayed.

Adjust the volume to a suitable level.

Press the STOP button to stop playback and enter the Stop mode.

The Stop mode is automatically engaged at the end of each message.

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