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f)

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0

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display®:

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f)

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0

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media

file

name

indicator

indicator,

File

lock

status

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Pause
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indicator

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indicator

display

length

meter,

microSD card

name,

indicator

indicator

indicator

indicator

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indicator

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indicator

memory

position

file

number/
files

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playback

recording

date

mode

display:

media

memory

folder

name

indicator

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media

folder

name

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indicator

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indicator

indicator

indicator

indicator

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bar

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the

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time,

time

time,

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time

indicator

name

indicator

mode

tone
tone

number

display®:

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f)

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[CI]:
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[01]:

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of

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0

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0 Artist
8

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0

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media

file

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indicator

status

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indicator
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file

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playback

length

display

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indicator

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files

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reception

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0

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display

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tone

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8

This recorder can be used
a Ni-MH rechargeable
alkaline

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•

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sure
rechargeable
place.

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rechargeable battery.

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2

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charge

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setting.

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3

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•

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in

time

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using

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an

setting.

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the

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display,

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see

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supplied

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recorder

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or

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power
.

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primary

cause

connector

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USB

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that

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and

connect

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shows

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you cannot recharge.

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to

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clock

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power

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battery

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to

may

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connector

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to

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to

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power:

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longer.

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longer

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save mode.

save mode, press any

is

(default),

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recorder

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used

in

PC's

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the

the

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for

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first

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time

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2

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press

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the+

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recorder

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4

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and Date setup process.

6

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select

7

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value.

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to

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pressing
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menu

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item

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hour

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recorder
the

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stop

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for

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select

settings

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to

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select

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to

set.

change

item,

button
12

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the

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of

by

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set

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clock

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close

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9

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recorder

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2

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the

microSD
correct
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3

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4

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the+

5

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the

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to

2

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3

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selected:

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way,

insert

as

shown

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wrong

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all the
recorded on the microSD card.

card,
changeover display

record

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way or at

way,

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card

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recording

on a microSD

or-

button

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setting.

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also

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as

a radio*.

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the

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the+

or-

mode.

the

.,..OK

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able

to

record and play back files

recorded by

The recorder

mode, and you will be able
play back music files transferred
to

the

recorder.

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[Calendar Search] mode, and

you can search
to

the

recording date.

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Radio]*

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[FM Radio] mode, and you

be able
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to

is

in

stop

card

facing

it

into

in

the

diagram.

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straight.

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angle could

to

jam.

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not

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microSD

media

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select

button

recorder

button

to

not

repeatedly

display.

button

to

button.

is

selected:

will

go

into

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recorder.

is

selected:

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go

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go

into

for

files according

is

selected:

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receive

only

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radio.

10

mode,

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2

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recording.

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3

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LED

indicator

and

[0]

the
direction
recorded.

recording

indicator

meter

to

the

recording level and

recording
in recording

while

recording.

while

the

the

STOP

recording.

•

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CD

File

length

folder.

button

light

appears

microphone

ofthe

mode

memory
recording

function

recorder

on

source

indicator

time

(changes

settings)

cannot

standby

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is

(•)

button

on

the

to

start

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the

display.

in

the

to

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bar

time

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changed

mode

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to

display.

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from

2

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the

the

folder

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file

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format

with

to

to

be

that

button

files.

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play

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transfer (copy)

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contains

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back

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start

playback.

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3

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the

• The

4

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any

length

the + or-

volume.

volume

within

the

point

the

STOP

where

on

the

display.

media indicator,

indicator

playback

position

date

time

bar

and

time

button

can be adjusted

range

of

[00]

(•)

button

you

want

indicator

to

adjust

to

[30].

at

to

stop

playback.

•

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settings
best

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press

SCENE/INDEX

2

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[Rec Scene].

3

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4

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the

5

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by

selecting

matches

the

recorder

and

hold

the + or-

the.,..
the + or-

recording

the.,..

your

usage.

the

button.

button

OK

button.

button

environment.

OK

button.

the

the

is

in

recording

scene

stop

to

to

which

mode,

select

select

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recorder

mode,

2

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easier

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+, -

3

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available
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to

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reduce

press

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to

catch

~

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buttons*:

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the.,..

indicator

if

playback

modified

tone

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operation

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the

speed

on

the

display.

is

in

playback

the

.,..OK

button.

or

the
button
what

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the

playback speed.

the

playback

OK

button.

speed/

playback speed and

to

make

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being

tone.

playback

is

stopped,

playback

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sampling

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bit

rate

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3

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the

4
5

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to

select

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the

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USB

XP/Vista/7

port

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•

•

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•

•

•

•

PCM

44.1

kHz/16

256 kbps *1

192

128 kbps

128

64 kbps
32

16

8 kbps

WS-803, WS-802

WS-801
Maximum
150

mW

Maximum

~

150

mV (according
Wide
headphone
75

mV
Recording
Built-in NAND
WS-803:
WS-801: 2GB
microSD card:

2GB

Speaker:
Built-in

speaker

MICjack:

0

3.5

mm
2k0
EARjack:

0

3.5

mm
or

more

format:

PCM* (Pulse Code

Audio Layer3)

only.

frequency:

format

bit

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kbps

*2

kbps

kbps
kbps

only

working

(8

0

speaker)

headphone

band

characteristic

output:

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media:

FLASH

8 GB/WS-802:

to

32GB

0

18

mm

mini-jack, impedance

mini-jack, impedance 8

22.05

only

output:

to

to

EN

memory

round dynamic

44.1

kHz

44.1

kHz

44.1

kHz

44.1

kHz

44.1

kHz

44.1

kHz

44.1

kHz

8kHz

output:

EN

50332-2)

50332-2)

4GB/

kHz

:

•

0

•

Input

power

Battery:

AAA
Olympus
battery

External

USB

connecting

(A514) 5 V

•

External

100.2

mm

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•

Weight:
57

g (including battery)

•

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42°C/

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FM

radio:

•

During
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Linear

MP3format

WMAformat

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*2

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44.1

kHz/16

256 kbps *1

192

kbps

128 kbps

128 kbps

64

kbps

32 kbps

16

kbps

8kbps

WS-803, WS-802

WS-801
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format
upper
response depends on
mode)
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Hz

Hz

to

limit

to

recording

or

playback

requirement:

battery

power

frequency

recording

only

stereo

20kHz

20 kHz

(LR03)

Ni

-MH rechargeable

dimensions:

x

40

mm

protrusions)

temperature:

32

°

F-

only):

87.50

MHz

jack):

format

bit

*1

*2

for

recording in

the

WMA format,

value

or

supply:

AC

adapter

x

14.8

mm

1

07.6°F
range

to

108.00

mode

140Hz

40

only

mode

microphone):

of

the

mode:

40

Hz
40Hz
40Hz

40Hz

Hz

40

Hz
40Hz
40Hz

frequency

the

recording

to

to
to
to

to
to
to

to
to

the

the

MHz

21

kHz

20 kHz

19kHz
17kHz

19kHz
16

kHz

13

kHz
8kHz
3kHz

MP3

EN

11

The

following

In

recording mode (Internal memory):

•

Linear

MP3

WMAformat

•

In

voice file playback mode (All Playback Mode):

Linear

MP3

WMAformat

PCM

format

PCM

format

values are

Recording

format

Recording

format

strictly

mode

44.1

kHz/16
128
128

8 kbps

mode

44.1

kHz/16
128 kbps
128 kbps

8kbps

for

reference only.

bit

*

kbps
kbps

bit*

Alkaline

20
22
21
27

Alkaline

19
21
21
24

Built-in stereo microphones

battery

h.

h.
h.
h.

Ni-MH

Built-in speaker

battery

h.
h.
h.
h.

Ni-MH

Rechargeable

15

h.

18

h.

17

h.

22

h.

Rechargeable

15

h.

17

h.

17

h.

20

h.

battery

battery

Recording

linear

•

In

PCM

format

MP3

format

WMA

format

FM

radio mode (Internal memory) (WS-803 only):

Recorder status

During
During

FM

radio reception

FM

radio recording

* WS-803, WS-802 only.

Note:

• Battery life

is

measured by Olympus. It varies greatly according

mode

44.1

kHz/16
128 kbps
128

kbps

8kbps

bit

Earphone playback

Alkaline

*

battery

22

h.

29

h.

30

h.

30

h.

Ni-MH

Rechargeable

17

h.

21

h.

22

h.

22

h.

battery

Earphone playback

Alkaline

12

7

battery

h.

h.

to

the

type

Ni-MH

of

battery used and

Rechargeable

11

h.

7

h.

the

conditions

battery

of

use.

EN

12

The

•

Linear

following

PCM

values are

format:

strictly

for

reference

only.

Internal

microSD

•

MP3 format:

Internal

microSD

Recording media

memory

card

Recording media

memory

card

WS-803

WS-802

WS-803 (8GB)
WS-802
WS-801

(8GB)

(4GB)
8GB
4GB
2GB 3

256 kbps

66 h.

30

min.
(4GB)
(2GB)

8GB
4GB

66 h.

33

h.

-

30

min. 89

33

h.

Recording mode

44.1

kHz/16

12

h.

12

h.

6

6 h.

bit

5 min.

h.

5 min.

h.

Recording mode

192

kbps

-

-

22

h.
h.

44

h.

66

33

128

133
h.
h. 30

133

66

kbps

h.

30

min.

min.

h.

h.

I

•

WMA format:

Recording media

Internal

microSD card

memory

Notes:

• Available
(The displayed available

•

Variations in
the

recording

the

microSD card.

available

WS-803
WS-802

WS-801

time

may be shorter

recording

recording

2GB

8GB

4GB

2GB

(8GB)
(4GB)

(2GB)

time

and recorded

time

16

h.

30

min.

Recording mode

128

kbps

132

h.

65

h.

32

h.

30min.

130 h.

64

h.

30min

30min.

if

numerous short recordings are made

will

arise

.

32

h.

time

as

there may be differences in

64 kbps

261

h.

129

h.

65

h.

30min.

261

h.

129

h.

65

h.

are approximate indications).

22

32

522
259

131

522

259

129

h.

kbps

h.
h.

h.

h.

h.

h.

the

available

16

kbps

1028

h.

511

h.

258 h.

1027

h.

510

h.

255

h.

memory

33

h.

8 kbps

2043

h.

1016

h.

514

h.

2042

h.

1014h.

508 h.

depending

on

EN

13

• The

• Regardless

Linear PCM

MP3format

maximum

is

approx.

file
MP3,

and approx. 2GB

PCM*1
remaining memory,

sound recording
restricted

44.1

kHz/16

format

of

to

the

format

bit

4GB

the

*11

capacity

for

WMA and

(WAV).

amount

the

time

following

approx. 3

for

a single

for

Linear
of

longest

per file

value.

h.

is

20

min.

256

kbps

*1

192

kbps

*2

128 kbps

WMAformat

128

kbps

64

kbps

32 kbps

16

kbps

8kbps

*1

WS-803, WS-802

*2

WS-801

WS-803: 2,000 songs
WS-802: 1,000 songs
WS-801: 500 songs

128

(At

only

kbps, 4

minutes

approx.
approx.
approx.

approx.
approx.
approx.
approx.

approx.

only

per

37
49
74

26
26
26

53

148

song)

h.
h.
h.

h.
h.
h.
h.

h.

10
30
30

40
40
40
40

40

min.
min.
min.

min.
min.
min.
min.

min.

Specifications

subject

to

and

change

design

without

are

notice.

EN

14

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Shinjuku

3500

Monolith,

Corporate Parkway,

OLYMPUS

Nishi-Shinjuku

3-1

http://www.olympus.com

OLYMPUS

610,

Box

P.O.

http://www.olym

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[phone]

Tel.

IMAGING

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pusamerica.com

CORP.

Shinjuku-ku,

1

Tokyo

AMERICA

18034-0610,

PA

INC.

U.S.A.

163-0914,

Tel.

Japan.

1-888-553-4448

Ul-BSl

036-02

AP1202

OLYMPUS

®

DIGITAL

WS-803/

802/801

Quick

VOICE

Start

RECORDER

Guide

U1-BS1040-03 AP1212

Power supply

When the recorder is

not

being used, turn the power

o

ff

to reduce bat

tery consumption. Exis

ting

dat

a,

mode se

tting

s, and clock settings are

not

lost when

the p

ower

is turned

off

.

Turning

on

the

power

D While

the

recorder

is

turned

off,

slide

the

POWER/HOLD

switch

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow.

• The power turns on.

Turning

off

the

power

D

Slide

the

POWER/HOLD

switch

ir:'

the

direction

of

the

arrow,

and

hold

1t

for

0.5

seconds

or

longer.

• The

power

turns off.

• The resume fu

nction

remembers

the

stop

position before

the

power

is

turned

off

.

Power

save

mode

If

the

rec

order

is

on

but

is

not

used

for

1 0

minut

es

or longer

(defa

ult

), the display s

huts off

a

nd

the

recorder

goe

s into

power

save

mode.

To exit

power

save

mod

e, press any

butt

on.

Charging

by

connecting

to

a

computer

via

USB

For WS-803, WS-802:

You can charge the battery by connecting

to

a PC's USB

port. When

cha

rging, be sure to place the

rec

hargeable

ba

tt

ery (supplied) correctly i

nto

the recorder.

D

Boot

the PC.

0 Slide

the

USB

connector

slide lever in

the

direction

indicated

by

the

arrow

so

that

the

USB

connector

protrudes

from

the

recorder.

D Make

sure

that

the

recorder

is in

stop

mode

,

and

connect

to

the PC's

USB

port.

IJ

Press

the...,.

OK

button

to

start

charging.

II

Charging

is

completed

when

the

battery

i

ndicator

shows

([jj]].

~----

~

~

P

re·3::::·

Of::

t_

o

5-

t:t.

rt_

c:h.:t

n

in~

Rerfto+.e

(S

t.

o

r::t.:;:e

)

Charging

time

: approximately 3 hours *

• The charging time depends on the amount

of

remaining power and the state

of

the battery.

Do

not

charge a pri

mary

battery

such

as

an

alkaline

or

lithium battery.

It

may cause

battery

leakage

or

heating, which

may

cause

the

recorder

to

malfunction.

Display

(LCD

panel)

File

display

I

nf

orma

t

ion

of

the

se

l

ected

file is

dis

played.

0

Recording

media

indicator

f)

Current

file

name

0

Battery

indicator

0

Folder

indicator,

Recording

mode indicator,

File

Lock

indicator

0

Recorder status indicator

[DJ

:

Record indicator

[CIJ]

:

Pause indicator

[0 ]: Stop

indicator

[D]

:

Play indicator

[Cl]

:

Forwarding indicator

[CJ]:

Rewinding indicator

[DI]:

F.

Play indicator

D]

:

S.

Play indicator

[

ID

]: Change playback

tone indicator

(sharp)

[

01]

:

Change playback
tone

indicator

(flat)

0

Remaining

memory

bar

indicator

,

Playback

position

bar

ind

i

cator

8

Icon

display

[

~

ISJ]:

Speaker

muting

[i!EoHJl:

Voice

Playback

*1

[[]]:Voice

Detect

*1

[t

H]:

Rec

Level

[UI!Dtil]

:

VCV

A

[i.iii'IQ]:

Voice sync

[

1&181]

:

Equalizer

IX]

:

Low

Cut

Filter

rfw]:

Zoom

Mic

*2

rml]:

Noise Cancel

[DJ

:

Voice

Balancer

*1

Voice

Filter * 3

[

ALL

]

[o¢]

[

~

]:

Playback

mode

0

Current

file number/

Total number

of

recorded

files in the folder

0 Elapsed

recording

time,

Elapsed

playback

time

~

Remaining

recording

time,

File

length

CD

Level

meter, Recording

date

and

time

*1

WS-803,

WS

-802

only

.

*2

WS-803

only.

*3

WS-801

only.

[Home]

display

operations

Yo

u can u

se

th

e recorder

not

only

as

a

vo

ice recor

der

and a music player

but

also

as

a radio*.

*WS-803

only.

....OK

D

Press

the

LIST

button

repeatedly

to

set

the

[Home] display.

•

[

Home

]

appears

on

the

display.

D

Press

the+

or-

button

to

select

the

mode

.

D

Press

the

~OK

button.

When [Recorder] is selected:

(J:l

Home

Ni

(ill]

·!· Recorder

~

Music

[)Calendar

Search

6JFM

Radio

IH

(J:l

Horne

Ni

(ill]

t

Recorder

The recorder

will

go

into

[)Calendar

Search

[Recorder]

mode. You

will

6J

FM

Radio

~

Mu.

::

.

i

c

be

able

to

record and

play

back

files

recorded

by

the

tH

recorder.

"-----

- -

When [Music) is selected:

The recorder will

go

into

[

Music

]

mode, and you

will

be

able

to

play

back

music

fil

es

transferred

to

the

recorder.

When

[Calendar

Search]

is selected:

The recorder

will

go

into

[Calendar

Search]

mode, and you can

search

for

fil

es

according

to

the

recording date.

When

[FM

Radio]

is

selected

(WS

-

803

only):

The recorder

will

go

into

[FM Radio]

mode, and

you

will

be

able

to

receive

FM

radio.

Selecting

folders

and

files

Change folders

whi

le

the

recorder

is

stopped

or

during

play.

• Returns

up

level:

II:l

F:eco

rde r Ni (ill]

Press + or

- button at the folder

lii

Fo

I

der

A

list display

to

select folder, and

@JFo

I der 8

then press

...,.OK

or

~

button.

IBF

o I der C

•

Each

press

the

....

OK

or

~

!li

Fo

I der D

button, open the folder

or

~

Fo

1

der E

file selected in the list display
then proceeds down one
level.

Folder list display

• Proceeds

down

level:

While the recorder

is

stop mode in the file display,

press

the LIST button, and returns up one level.

Notes

on

the

Folders

First layer

Second

lay

er

Recording

D

Select a recording

folder.

• Before starting recording, sel

ect

a folder

among

[r:J]

to[~].

D Press

the

REC ( •)

button

to

start

recording.

• The

LED

indicator

light

turns on

and

[0 ]

appears

on the display.

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~

)

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fH

® Recording

mode

indicator

@ Elapsed recording

time

@ Remaining

memory

bar indicator

@ Remaining recording

time

® Level

meter

(changes according

to

the record -

ing level and recording

function

settings)

D

Press

the

STOP

(•)

button

to

stop

recording.

· [0 ] appears on

the

di splay.

CD

File length

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801)

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1

~5

Ni

@l

19

•:nota 1 2s

112s

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Hl

28M56S

CD

' 12 • 0 3 • 2 4 AM '

10

: 3 0

tH

Playback

0000000000000000

D

Select

the

file

to

be

played

back

from

the

folder

that

contains

it.

D

Press

the~

OK

button

to

start

playback

.

· [D ]

appears

on

the

display.

Recording

media indicator,

File

name

,

Folder

indicator

Elapsed playback

time

Playback position

bar

indicator

File

length

e Recording date and

time

D

Press

the+

or

-

button

to

adjust

the

volume

.

•

The

volume

can be adjusted

within

the

range

of

[

00

]

to

[

30

].

II

Press

the

STOP

<•)

button

at

any

point

where

you

want

to

stop

pl

ayback.

•

Pressing

this

button

stops

the

file

being

played back.

If

the

resume

function

has

been

activated,

the

stop

location

is

registered, even

if

the

power

is

turned

off.

The

next

time

the

power

is

turned

on,

playback

is

resumed

from

the

registered

stop

location.

Changing

the

playback

sound

Yo

u

ca

n change the playback sp

ee

d and tone*.

*

WS

-8

03,

W

S-802

onl

y.

D

While

the

recorder

is in playback

mode,

press

the~

OK

button

.

D

Press

the

+

or

-

button

or

the~

or~

but

-

ton

to

make

it

eas

i

er

to

catch

what

is

being

said

.

~,~buttons:

a:l

:::

0

Ci_

0 0

~

5

Ni

(ill)

til

•:!illt4

=1

2S

I

12S

aD

06tw~S6

s

1

~

4

x

1.5

~1

fH

Change the

playback

speed.

+,-buttons

*:

'--------J

Change

th

e

playback

tone.

*

WS

-803,

WS

-802

only

.

D

Press

the

~OK

button.

®

Playback speed/ playback
tone

indicator

•

Even

if

playback

is
stopped, the modified
playback

speed and

tone

are retained.

Limits

of

fast

playback

a:~

:::oo

_o

o

~

5

Ni

<illl

2S

/ 12S

OB~~t56

s

Normal operation may not be available depend­ing on the sampling frequency and the

bit

rate

of

the file

to

be

played back.

In

such

a

case,

reduce the

sp

e

ed

of

fast playback.

About

the

FM radio (WS-803 only)

Refer

to [

DETAILED

INSTRUCTIONS]

"

About

the

FM

radio (WS-803

only)

"(~

P.47

).

Erasing

files

A selected file can be erased

from

a folder. Al

so,

all

files in a folder can be erased simultaneously.

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+I-

D

Select

the

file

you

want

to

er

ase

.

D

While

the

recorder

is in

stop

mode

in

the

file

display

,

pres

s

the

ERASE

button

.

D

Press

the

+

or

-

button

to

select

[All

in

fo

l

der

]

or

[

One

file] .

IJ

Press

the~

OK

button

.

II

Pre

ss

the

+

button

to

se

l

ect

[Sta

rt].

II

Press

the

~OK

button

.

•

The

display

changes

to

[Erasi

ng

!] and erasing

starts.

II:J

:::

0

I)

_

0 0

i

5

Ni

(ill]

1':1

e

:!#

lf"

l:l

2S

I

12S

D

OO

t.t

OO

s

All

in folder

One

file

Cancel

tH

Cancel

tH

• [Eras

ed

]

is

displayed

when

the

file

is

erased.

File

numbers are reassigned automatically.

Menu

setting

method

Items in menus are categorized

by

tabs, so

se

lect a

tab

first and move

to

the

desired

item

to

set it.

MENU

~~

.__

___

___J

STOP(·)

~•

D

While

the

recorder

is in

stop

mode,

pr

ess

the

MENU

button

.

•

The menu appears on

the

display

D

Press

the

+

or

-

button

to

move

to

the

tab

that

contains

the

item

you

want

to

set.

• You

can change

the

menu display

by

moving

the

settings

tab

cursor.

D

Press

the~

OK

button

to

move

the

curso

r

to

the

item

you

want

to

set

.

F

i

I

e

Menu

Ni

(ill]

IJ

Press

the + or

- bu t

ton

to

move

to

the item

you

want

to

set.

IJ

Press

the

..,..OK

button

.

• The display shows the
setting

of

the selected item.

II

Pr

ess

the

+ o

r-

button

II

to

change

the

setting .

Press the..,.. OK

button

to

complete

the

setting

process.

• A message appears

on

the

screen

to

inform you

that

the

setting

has

been

entered.

• Pressing

the

~

button

without

pressing

the

..,.OK

button

cancels

the

setting

process and returns

you

to

the

previous screen.

LE[•

Ni

@l

, I ;

-o-

; . ,

IH

LE[•

Ni

@l

On

Off

IH

Sett. i

ng

fixed

II

Press

the

STOP

<•)

button

to

close

the

menu screen.

•

If

the

menu

screen is

open

during

recording

or

playback, press

ing

the

STOP (• )

button

allows

you

to

return

to

the

recording

or

playback

screen

without

interrupting

recording

or

playback.

• The recorder stops

if

you

leave

it

idle

for 3 minutes

during a menu

setup

operation

and

do

not

set a

selected

item

.

• When

menu

settings

are

entered

during

recording

or

playback,

the

menu

settings

are canceled

if

8

seconds elapse

with

no

buttons

being

pressed.

•

Menu

Setting

Detai

ls

of

each

menu

setting

item

refer

to

the

DETAILED INSTRUCT10NS

for more i

nformation.

II

File Menu:

6LCD/Sound

Men

u:

Voice

Detect

*1

~

P.55

Backlight

""

P.64

File Lock

~

P.SS

Contrast

" P.64

ReEl ace

~P.

69

lED

q'

P.

64

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Q"

P.70

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w P.

64

File

Divide

~

P.72

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w P.

65

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IQ> P.

55

Speaker

w

P.65

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Menu:

&1

Devi

ce

Menu:

Rec

Level

Q"

P.56

Memor;t

Select

"'P.65

RecMode

~W

P.

56

Power

Save

w

P.65

Zoom

Mic*

2

Q"

P.57

Batter~

w P.

65

Low

Cut

Filter

"'

P.57

Time&Date

w

P.21

VC

VA

w P.

57

USB

Settings

""

P.73

V-Sync. Rec

"'

P.58

Reset Settings

w P.66

Rec

Scene

B'

P.

59

Format

Q'

P.74

a Play Menu:

Memor;t

Info.

w

P.66

System

Info

.

Q'

P.67

Voice

Playback

*1

B'

P.

61

Noise Cancel

w

P.61

&1FMMenu *2:

Voice

Balancer

*1

"'

P.61

Rec

Mode

w

P.67

Voice Filter *3

w

P.61

Auto-preset

"'

P.49

Pia~

Mode

s-

P.62

Scan Level

~P.

67

Equalizer

s-

P.62

Outp

ut

w P.

67

Skip Space

w

P.63

*1

WS-803,

WS-802

only

.

Play Scene

s-

P.63

*2 WS-803

only

.

*3

WS-801

only

.

Changing the recording scene and playback scene

You

can

easily

D While

and

hold

D Press

to

select

D Press

D Press

to

select

environment.

change

the

the

the

recording

recorder

the

+or-

SCENE/INDEX

button

is

in

[Rec Scene].

the

..,.OK

button.

the + or -button

the

recording

scene

stop

.-.

.~.cene

tH

Scene

and p

layback

mode,

button.

,-,

I t N' .r.ii1

.~.e

ec

F:ec

Play

:::c.e

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~:el

ect

scene

press

_ '

ne

NI

.

l!!!J

@J

II

2951

Press

• During recording,

the

you cannot switch the

recording scene.

..,.OK

button.

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LOSS

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e

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