Olympus VN 7000 User Manual

DIGITAL VOICE RECORDER

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INSTRUCTIONS

Please read thes e instructions for inf ormation abou t using the product corr ectly and safely.

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Introduction

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incurred by a defect of the product, repair performed by the third party other
than Olympus or an Olympus authorized service station, or any other reason is
excluded.

h Safe and Proper Usage

Before using your new recorder, read this manual carefu lly to ensur e that you know h ow to operate
it safely and correctl y. Kee p this manual in an e asily accessi ble location for future refere nce.

• The wa rning symbo ls indicate impor tant safet y related infor mation. To protect yo urself and othe rs from

pe rs on al i nj ur y or da mag e t o pr op er ty , it is e ss ent ia l th at you al way s r ead th e wa rn ing s a nd i nf or mat io n
provided.

Getting Started

h Identification of Parts

1 Built-in Microphone
2

MIC

3

HOLD

4

STOP

5

PLAY

6 0 (Rewind) button
7 Battery cover
8

FOLDER/INDEX

button

Thank you f or purchasing a n Olympus Digi tal Voice Recorder.

Keep the i nstruction s handy for futur e reference.

To ensure successful recordings, we recommend that

you test the record function and volume before use.

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(Microphone) jack

switch

(4) button

(`) button

-1--2--3--4--5-

9

EAR

(Earphone) jack

0 Display (LCD panel)
! Record/play indicator

light

@

REC

(s ) button

# + button
$ 9 (Fast Forward)

button

%

–

button

^

DISP/MENU

&

ERASE

(s ) button

button

U1-B S0120- 03

AP1004

h Inserting Batteries

Built-in speaker

Replacing Batteries:

When [N] appears on the display, replace the batteries as soon aspossible. Size-AAA alkaline
batteries are recommended. When the bat teries are depleted, [O] appears on the display, and
the recorder shuts of f. It is recommended to set the HOLD switch to the [HOLD] position before
you replace batteries to maintain the current settings ( Time and date, etc.). For your convenience,
the recorder also logs the current settings in nonvolatile memory at hourly inter vals.

1 Press down on t he arrow and slide the

battery cover open.

2 Insert two size-AAA alkaline batteries,

observing the correct polarity.

3 Close the battery cover completely.

• Time and date display appears.

• The “Hour” indicator flashes, indicating the start
of the time an d date setup process . (See “Setting

Time and D ate [TIME] ” for details).

An optional Ni-MH Rechargeable Battery (BR401)
from Olympus ca n be used for the re corder.

h Power Supply

The HOLD switch functions as a power button. When you do not use the recorder, set the HOLD
switch to the [HOLD] position while the recorder is stopped. This will power off the recorder and
minimize the battery drain.

Power on: Reset the
Power off: S et the

position.

Standby Mode and Display Shut Off:

If the recorder is stopped or paused for 60 minutes
or longer during recording or play back, it goes into
Standby (power-save) mode, and the display shuts of f.
To exit Standby mode and turn on the display, press
any button.

hHold

Set the HOLD switch to the [HOLD] position. All opera-
tion but tons are disabl ed. This feature i s useful when the
recorder has to be carried in a handbag or pocket.
Remember to reset the HOLD s witc h be fore atte mpt ing
to use the recorder.

Notes:

• The alarm w ill sound at the sche duled time even if th e
recorder is set to [HOLD] position. The recorder will
then begin to play the  le associated with the alarm
once you press any button.

• The r ecorder func tions as follo ws with the HOLD switch
set to the [HOLD] position:
– If the recor der is playing, the d isplay goes dark w hen

playback of the current f ile has completed.

– If the recorder is recording, the display goes dark

when the recorder stops recording automatically
upon running out of free memor y.

h Notes on the Folders

The recorder provides four folders, [F], [G], [H] and [I]. To change the
folder selection, press the FOLDER/INDEX button while the recorder is
stopped. Each recorded file is stored in a folder.

Note:

• Using folders to classify  les makes it convenient to  nd  les you want
to access later. Up to a total of 100  les can be recorded in each folder.

HOLD

HOLD

switch.

sw it ch t o t he [

HOLD

h How to Use the

Strap

Strap hol e

• Strap is not supplied.

Current fo lder

h Setting Time and Date [

If you have set the time and date, information as to when a sound file was recorded is stored
automatically with that file.

When you install batteries for the first time or each time you replace the batteries, the
“Hour ” indication will flash. In such a case, be sure to set the time and date by following
steps 4 through 7 described below.

1 Press and hold the

TIME

]

DISP/MENU

button for 1

second or longer.

2 Press the + or – button to

select [

TIME

].

PLAY

3 Press the

(` ) but-

ton.

• The “Hour” indicator flashes.

4 Press the + or – button to

set the “

5 Press the

Hour

PLAY

”.

(` ) or

9 button to accept the
“

Minute

• The “Minute” indicator flashes.

• Pressing the 0 button enables

”.

the “Hour” setting again.

6 Press the + or – button to

set the “

• Repeat steps 5 and 6 to con-

7 After setting the “

press the

Minute

tinue to set the “Ye ar”, “Month”
and “Date” in the same way.

”.

Date

PLAY

(`) or 9

”,

button.

• This completes the time and date
setup procedure.

]

Notes:

• You can switch the time indication between the 12-hour system and the 24-hour system by
pressing the DISP/MENU button while you are setting the hour or minute.

• You can change the order of the date indication by pressing the DISP/MENU button while you
are setting the year, month, or day.

Example: July 14, 2010

Recording

1 Press the

FOLDER/INDEX

h To Pause Recording

To Pause:

While the recorder is during recording mode, press
the

REC

• [PAU SE] appea rs on the display and the r ecord/play indicator

(s ) button

light flashes.

To Resume Recording:

Press the

• Recording will resume at the point of interruption.

REC

(s ) button again.

h Notes for Recording

• If [FULL] appears on the display, you cannot record in the selected folder. In such a case, erase
unnecessary  les.

• If the recorder is placed directly on a table when recording a meeting, it tends to pick up table
vibratio ns. Put a notebook o r other item betw een the table and t he recorder so that th e vibration
is not easily transmitted for clearer recording.

• Even if you press the DISP/MENU button, the display will not change to current recording time
if the remaining recording time is 5 minutes or less.

• When remaining recording time is less than 60 seconds, the record/play indicator light starts
 ashing in red. When the recording time is decreased to 30 or 10 seconds, the light  ashes
faster.

• The recorder will enter Stop mode if it has be en left paused for 60 minutes or longer.

• In case o f di cult acoustic conditions or low speaker’s voice, recording in [HQ] is recom mended.
Also, usage of an external microphone (sold separately) could improve the quality of
recordings.

h Recording from external Microphone or other Devices

The external microphone and other devices can be connected
and the sound can be recorded.

Converting
plug adapter
of KA 333

A audio input
terminal of
other devices

• When using an external microphone, select adequate
microphone, such as a Noise-Cancellation microphone or
Electret condenser microphone (optional).

• To connect the recorder to an external device, use the
connecting cord KA333 (optional), and the stereo/monaural
converting plug adapter supplied with KA333.

• The input level cannot be adjusted on this recorder. When
you connect the recorder to an external device, execute a test
recording and adjust the output level of the external device.

h LCD Display Information

You can selec t an option for the disp lay of the recorder. This will help review and confi rm different
recorder settings and file information.

State of the recorder Operation Display

While in stop mode Press and hold the STOP

While in record mode Press the DISP/MENU

While in stop mode or
playback mode

Note:

• In LP mod e, if the remaining tim e is over 1000 hours, the ti me will be displayed as 9 99h 59m 59s.

(4 ) button

button

Press the DISP/MENU
button

The total number of files recorded in the
folder an d remaining recordi ng time appears
on the display.

The display switches between current
recording time and remaining recording
time.

Playing time ➔ Remaining playing time

➔

Recording date of the file ➔ Recording

time of the f ile ➔ Playing time …

sound volume.

• The display shows the volume level. You can choose
between [00] to [30].

h Canceling Playback

To Stop:

Press the

• The recorder stops in the middle of the file being played.

STOP

(4) button.

To Resume Playback:

Press the

• Playback will resume at the point of interruption.

PLAY

(`) button again.

h Forwarding and Rewinding

Fast Forward:

While the recorder is during playback mode, press and
hold the 9 button.

• When you release the 9 button, the recorder will resume

normal playback.

Rewind:

While the recorder is during playback mode, press and
hold the 0 button.

• When you release the 0 button, the recorder will resume

Notes:

• The end of the  le is located by pressing and holding the 9 button during fast forwarding.
The recorder will pause at the end of the  le. If you do not release the 9 button, the recorder
will continue to fast forward.

• The beginning of the  le is located by pressing and holding the 0 button during rewinding.
The recorder will pause at the beginning of the  le. If you do not release the 0 button, the
recorder will continue to rewinding.

• When the i ndex mark is shown in t he middle of a  le, it will stop temporarily in the position of the
index mark.

normal playback.

h Locating the Beginning of the File:

While the recorder is during playback mode (playback
or playback in slow/fast mode), press the 9 or 0
button forwards or rewinds to the beginning of the
next file or the file being played respectively.

Note:

• If an ind ex mark is encounte red midway, playback b egins at that
point. (See “Inde x Marks” for details)

h Changing Playback Speed:

While th e recorder is du ring playback m ode, press the

PLAY

( `) button.

Normal speed

Slow Playback

(-25%)

Fast P layback

(+50 %)

button to select the desired

4 Press the + or – button to select the proper

folder.

a Current microphone sensitivity
b Current folder

2 Press the

REC

(s) button

to start recording.

• The record/play indicator light
turns red, and recording starts.

c Current recording mode
d Current file number
e Recording level meter
f Recording time

3 Press the

STOP

(4) button

to stop recording.

• New recordings are saved as the
last file in the folder.

g Remaining recording time

Playback

1 Press the

FOLDER/INDEX

button to select the de­sired folder.

a Current folder

2 Press the 9 or 0 button to select the file

to playback.

3 Press the

PLAY

(`) button

to start playback.

• The record/play indicator light
turns green, and the elapsed
playing time is indicated on the
display.

b Current file number
c

Playing time

Notes:

• When the slow playback mode is selec ted, the [ J] appears and, for the fast playback mode, [K]

appears on the display while the recorder is playback.

• The re corder stops play back when you pres s the STOP (4) b utton while pl ayback in the slow/f ast
mode, or when it reaches to the end of the  le. If you once press the STOP (4) button and start
playback again, the recorder will playback  les in normal speed as well.

h Listening with Earphone

You can listen to files by connecting earphones to the earphone
jack. If an earphone is connected, the speaker doesn’t emit sound.
Sound will be played back monaurally.

Notes:

• To avoid irritatio n to the ear, insert the earp hone after you tur n
down the volume level.

• When you listen with th e earphone during playback, do not raise
the volume too much. It may cause hearing impairment and loss
in hearing ability.

•

Earphones are not supplied. You can use any standard 3.5mm
monaural earphone or headphone.

Erase

a

a

b

a

You can easily erase unnecessary files. Sequential file numbers are reassigned automatically.

h Erasing One File at a Time

1 Press the

folder.

2 Press the 9 or 0 button to select the

file to be erased.

3 Press t he

4 Press the 9 or 0 but-

ton to select [

a File to be erased

5 Press the

ton.

FOLDER/INDEX

ERASE

YES

PLAY

(s) button.

].

(` ) but-

button to select

h Erase All Files from a Folder

1 Press the

the folder to be erased.

2 Press t he

3 Press the 9 or 0 but-

ton to select [

a Folder to be erased

4 Press the

ton.

Notes:

• An erased  le cannot be restored.

• If operation is not executed for 8 seconds during the setting, it will return to the stop status.

• Completion of erasing may take several seconds. Do not attempt to remove, replace battery
or attempt any other functions on the voice recorder during this period because data may be
corrupted.

FOLDER/INDEX

ERASE

(s) button twice.

YES

].

PLAY

(` ) but-

button to select

Menu

h Basic Operation of the Menu Mode

Using the menu function, you can change various settings according to your preference.

Menu set ting screen

Move the se lection one p osition up/inc rease the numbe r

Move the

selec tion one

position to

the left

Confir m the

setting

Move the se lection one posi tion down /decrease the
number

1 While the recorder is during

stop mode, press and hold
the

DISP/MENU

button for

1 second or longer.

-6--7--8--9--10-

Move the
selec tion one
position to the
right

2 Press the + or – button to

select what you would like
to set up.

• The selected menu item flashes.

3 Press the or 0 but-

ton to change the setting.

PLAY

4 Press the

(`) button

to confirm the setting.

STOP

5 Press the

(4 ) button to close the

menu.

Notes:

• The recorder will stop if you leave it idle for 3 minutes during a menu setup operation, when a
selected item is not applied.

• If you press the STOP (4 ) button during a menu setup operation, the recorder will stop and
apply the items that were set to that point.

h Recording Modes [HQ SP LP]

The recor ding mode can be ch osen from [HQ] (hi gh quality sou nd record­ing), [SP] (standard recording) and [LP] (long-term recording).

In Menu mode selection...

VN-7000 Approx. 81 h.

VN-6500
VN-6000

VN-5500
VN-5000

Note:

• The recording time shown above is for one continuous  le. The avilable recording time may be

shorter than speci ed if several  les are recorded. (Use the remaining time and recorded time
only as references.)

Approx. 40 h.

Approx. 20 h.

h Microphone Sensitivity [

Microphone sensitivity is adjustable to meet your recording needs.

[HQ], [SP], [LP]

HQ SP LP

Approx. 1208 h.

Approx. 604 h.

Approx. 300 h.

30 min.

5 min.

Approx. 215 h.

50 min.

Approx. 107 h.

55 min.

Approx. 53 h.

40 min.

h

30 min

15 mi n.

30 min.

]

Current re cording mode

.

Current microphone
sensitivity

In Menu mode selection...[g], [i]

gi

High-sensitivity mode that records
sounds in all directions.

Notes:

• To ensure successful recording, make a test recording to select
appropriate microphone sensitivity before recording.

• If you select [g], we recommend setting the recording mode to [HQ]
to best take advantage of the higher sensitivit y.

• If you select [g], background noise may be high depending on the
recording conditions.

Low-sensitivity mode suited for
dictation.

h Using the Variable Control Voice

Actuator [VCVA]

When the microphone senses that sound has reached a preset volume,
the built-in Variable Control Voice Actuator (VCVA) star ts recording
automatically, and stops it when the volume drops. Particularly helpful for
extend ed recording, the VC VA not o nly conserves mem ory by turning of f
recording during silent periods, but also makes playback more efficient
and convenient.

In Menu mode selection...[On], [OFF]

Notes:

• During recording, press the + and – buttons to adjust the VCVA level in
15 level s.

• The Re cord/Play indic ator light is lit duri ng recording. Wh en the recorder
is in Standby mode, the Record/Play indicator light  ashes and [VCVA]
 ashes on the display.

VCVA indicator

h System Sounds [BEEP]

Informs a b utton opera tion or a wrong op eration of the re corder by sound .
System sounds may be turned off.

In Menu mode selection...[On], [OFF]

Note:

• If the alarm playback function has been set, the alarm will sound at the
scheduled time even if the system sounds are disabled.

h Alarm Playback Function [k]:

You can use the alarm playback function to sound the alarm tone for
5 minutes at the scheduled time. Within this 5 minutes, pressing any
button other than the HOLD switch starts the recorder to playback the
preselected file.

In Menu mode selection...[
After selecting [

SET

SET

], [On], [

], press t he

OFF

PLAY

]

( `) button to s et the

Alarm indicator

time.

Note:

• With t he alarm playba ck function , only one  le c an be played back . Select
a  le for the function before setting the time.

To cancel an alarm playback:

For [k] in the menu mode, select [

Notes:

• Re gardle ss of th e sele cted fo lder, o nce the alarm p laybac k is set , it ope rates e very d ay unle ss the
setting is canceled.

• To view the current setting, selec t [On], and press the PLAY ( `) button.

• The alar m tone stops automati cally if no butto n is pressed withi n 5 minutes after the a larm starts .
The  le is not played back in this case.

• If the recorder has no recorded  le in the selected folder, the alarm playback function is not
available.

• Alarm playback occurs every day unless it is set to [OFF].

h Timer Recording [TIMER]:

You can schedule for automatic recording, specif ying the start time and
end time of recording. When the timer-controlled recording completes,
the setting is released.

In Menu mode selection...[
After selecting [

time.

To cancel the timer setting:
For the timer in the menu mode, select [

PLAY

(`) bu tton .

Notes:

• To view the current setting, select [On], and press the PLAY ( `) button.

• With thi s function, yo u can set only the s tart and the e nd time of recordi ng. The current s ettings of
the record ing mode, microph one sensitivit y, VC VA an d folder are applie d for the setting s before
you set timer-controlled recording.

• The setting exceeding the remaining recording time is not allowed.

• You can recor d at any time even if it is not w ithin the speci ed recording d uration. Howeve r, if that
makes the rem aining recordin g time insu cient for the tim er-controlle d recording, the re cording
will not complete.

• If any operation is ongoing, the timer- controlled recording is overridden.

SET

], press the

SET

OFF

], [On], [

PLAY

] and press the

OFF

]

PLAY (`)

(`) button to set the

OFF

], and press the

button.

Timer indicator

Other Functions

h Moving File between Folders

You can move files recorded in folders [ F], [G], [H] and [I] to other folders. The moved file is
added to the end of the destination folder.

1 Selec t the file you want to tra nsfer, and press

the

PLAY

(`) button to play it.

2 While the r ecorder is during playba ck mode,

press and ho ld the
second or longer.

3 Press the 9 or 0 but-

ton to select a destination
folder.

4 Press the

PLAY

ton.

a Destination folder
b Destination number of the file

Notes:

• The destination folder and the number of the moved  le appear on the display, and moving is
completed.

• If the des tination folder is f ull (10 0  les), [FULL] appears on the disp lay, and you cannot move the
 le to that folder.

DISP/MENU

(`) but-

button for 1

h Index Marks

Index marks can be placed in a file during recording or playback to provide a quick and easy way
of keeping track of important sections in the file.

1 While the recorder is dur-

ing recording (pause re­cording) mode or playback
mode, press and hold the

FOLDER/INDEX

button to

set an index mark.

• An index number appears on the
display.

Clearing an Index Mark:

While the index number appears on the display, press the

Notes:

• Up to 10 index marks can be set in a  le.

• Sequential index marks numbers are reassigned automatically.

h Resetting the Recorder [

This function resets the current time and other settings to their initial status. It is useful if you are
having problems with the recorder, or if you want to erase the entire memory of the recorder.

CLEAR

1 Press and hold the

ERASE

(s) button for 3 seconds or longer.

2 Press the 9 or 0 but-

ton to select [

3 Press the

YES

PLAY

ton.

• If you leave the recorder un­touched for 8 seconds or longer
before you press the PLAY (` )
button in Step 3, Clear mode will
be cancel ed, and the record er will
enter Stop mode.

]

STOP

].

(` ) but-

ERASE

(s ) button.

( 4) button and the

General Precautions

Read this manual carefully to ensure that you know how to operate it safely and correctly. Keep this
manual in an easily accessible location for future reference.

• The warning symbols indicate important safety related information. To protect yourself and others
from personal injury or damage to property, it is essential that you always read the warnings and
information provided.

Warning regarding data loss:

• Recorded content in memor y may be destroyed or erased by operating mistakes, unit malfunction,
or during repair work .

• For impor tant recorded content, we recommend you to write it down some where.

• Any liab ility for passi ve damages or damag e of any kind occurre d due to data loss incu rred by a defect
of the product, repair performed by the third party other than Olympus or an Olympus authorized
service station, or any other reasons is excluded from Olympus’s liabilit y.

For safe and correct Usage

• Be sure to stop the recorder before replacing the batter y.

• Do not leave the recorder in hot, humid locations such as inside a closed automobile under direct
sunlight or on the beach in the summer.

• Do not store the recorder in places exposed to excessive moisture or dust.

• Do not use organic solvents such as alcohol and lacquer thinner to clean the unit.

• Do not place the recorder on top of or near electric appliances such as TVs or refrigerators.

• Avoid sand or dirt. These can cause irreparable damage.

• Avoid strong vibrations or shock s.

• Do not disassemble, repair or modify the unit yourself.

• Do not operate the unit while operating a vehicle (such as a bicycle, motorcycle, or go- cart).

• Keep the unit out of the reach of children.

Batteries:

V Warnin g:

• Batteries should never be exposed to flame, heated, short-circuited or disassembled.

• Do not attempt to recharge alkaline, lithium or any other non- rechargeable bat teries.

• Never use any battery with a torn or cracked outer cover.

• Keep batteries out of the reach of children.

• If you notice anything unusual when using this product such as abnormal noise, heat, smoke, or a
burning odor:

1 remove the batteries immediately while being careful not to burn yourself, and;
2 call your dealer or local Olympus representative for ser vicing.

Troubleshooting

Q1: Nothing happens when a button is pressed.
A1: The

The batteries may be depleted.
The batteries may be inserted incorrectly.

Q2: No sound or quiet sound is heard from the speaker while playing back.
A2: The earphone plug may be plugged into the recorder.

The volume may be set to the minimum level.

HOLD

switch may be set to [

HOLD

] position.

Q3: Recording is not possible.

STOP

A3: By pressing the

the display shows:

(4) button repeatedly while the recorder stops, check if

• The remaining recording time in the selected folder may have reached [00:00].

• The number of files is 100.
Check if the display shows [

] by pressing the

REC

( s) button.

FULL

Q4: The playback speed is too fast (slow).
A4: The recorder may be set to fast (slow) Playback.

Specifications

Recording medium:

Built-in flash memory

Overall frequency:

HQ mode: 200 to 7,900 Hz
SP mode: 300 to 4,700 Hz
LP mode: 300 to 2,900 Hz

Recording time:

VN-7000 : 2 GB

HQ mode: Approx. 81 h.
SP mode: Approx. 215 h. 50 min.
LP mode: Approx. 1208 h. 30 min.

VN-6500/VN- 6000: 1 GB

HQ mode: Approx. 40 h. 30 min.
SP mode: Approx. 107 h. 55 min.
LP mode: Approx. 604 h. 15 min.

VN-5500/VN-5000: 512 MB

HQ mode: Approx. 20 h. 5 min.
SP mode: Approx. 53 h. 40 min.
LP mode: Approx. 300 h. 30 min.

Microphone:

Electret Condenser Microphone (mon­aural)

• Battery life is measured by Olympus. It varies greatly according to the type of batteries used and the
conditions of use.

• Y our re cor de d co nt ent s a re f or you r p er so nal us e or pl eas ur e on ly. It is p ro hib it ed to r eco rd cop yr ig hte d
material without permission of the copyright holders according to copyright law.

• Speci cations and design are subject to change without notice for improvement of per formance.

Speaker:

Built-in ø 28 mm round dynamic speaker

Maximum power:

120 mW

Earphone jack (monaural):

ø 3.5 mm diameter, impedance 8 Ω

Microphone jack (monaural):

ø 3.5 mm diameter, impedance 2 kΩ

Power supply :

Two AAA (LR03) b at t eri es or Tw o N i -MH
rechargeable batteries

Continuous battery:

Alkaline batteries: Approx. 39 h.
Ni-MH rechargeable batteries: Approx. 22 h.

Dimensions:

102 (L) mm x 36 (W) mm x 20.5 (T) mm
(without protrusions)

Weight:

63 g (including battery)

Accessories (Optional)

Ni-MH Rechargeable Battery Charger: BU-400 (Europe only)
Ni-MH Rechargeable Battery: BR401
Connecting cord ( Earphone jack ↔ Microphone jack): KA333

Noise-Cancellation microphone:ME52

Electret condenser microphone: ME15
Tel eph one pi ckup : TP7

For customers in North and South America

USA RFI:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protec­tion against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses
and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more
of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ TV technician for help.

Canadian RFI:

This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits for radio noise emissions from digital
apparatus as set out in the Radio Inter ference Regulations of the Canadian Department of
Communications.
Cet appare il numérique ne dé passe pas les limi tes de Catégorie B p our les émissions d e bruit radio
émanant d’appareils numériques, tel que prévu dans les Règlements sur l’Inter férence Radio du
Département Canadien des Communications.

For customers in Europe

“CE” mark indi cates that this produc t complies with the Eur opean requirem ents for
safety, health, environment and customer protection.

This symb ol [crossed-o ut wheeled bi n WEEE Annex IV] i ndicates separa te collection
of waste electrical and electronic equipment in the EU countries. Please do not throw
the equip ment into the domes tic refuse. Plea se use the return an d collectio n systems
available in your countr y for the disposal of this produc t.
Applicable Product : VN-7000, VN -6500, VN-6000, VN -5500, VN-5000

This sym bol [crossed- out wheele d bin Directi ve 2006/66/EC Anne x II] indicates s eparate
collec tion of waste batte ries in the EU countries .
Please do not throw the batteries into the domestic refuse. Please use the return and
collec tion systems avail able in your countr y for the disposal of t he waste batterie s.