To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if I am unable to erase files on my Olympus DS-3500 Voice Recorder?
If you are unable to erase files on your Olympus Voice Recorder, check the following: * The file is locked. Unlock the file from the file menu. * The SD card is locked. Unlock the SD card.
Why is there no playback tone heard on my Olympus DS-3500?
If you can't hear any playback tone on your Olympus Voice Recorder, it might be due to the following: * Earphones are connected. Unplug the earphones to use the internal speaker. * The volume level is set to [ 00 ]. Adjust the volume level.
Why is there noise heard during playback on my Olympus DS-3500 Voice Recorder?
If you hear noise during playback on your Olympus Voice Recorder, it could be because: * The recorder was shaken during recording. * The recorder was placed near a cell phone or fluorescent lamp while recording or during playback. Avoid using the recorder near cell phones or fluorescent lamps.
What to do if my Olympus DS-3500 is unable to record?
There are several reasons why your Olympus Voice Recorder may not be recording: * The card may not have enough memory. You can resolve this by erasing unnecessary files or inserting another card. * The card may be unformatted, in which case you should format the card. * The maximum number of files may have been reached, so try changing to another folder. * The file might be locked; unlock it from the file menu. * The SD card itself could be locked; in this case, unlock the SD card.
Why does nothing appear on the display of my Olympus DS-3500?
If nothing appears on the display of your Olympus Voice Recorder, it could be due to these reasons: * The battery power is low. Charge the battery. * The recorder is turned off. Turn the power on. * The recorder is currently in Power Save mode. Press any button.
How to release Olympus Voice Recorder from HOLD mode?
If you are unable to use any buttons on your Olympus Voice Recorder, it is likely because the recorder is in HOLD mode. To resolve this, release the recorder from HOLD.
Why is the recording level too low on my Olympus Voice Recorder?
If the recording level is too low on your Olympus Voice Recorder, the microphone sensitivity might be too low. To fix this, set the microphone sensitivity to the conference mode and try again.
What to do if I am unable to set index marks on my Olympus Voice Recorder?
If you are unable to set index marks on your Olympus Voice Recorder, it could be due to the following reasons: * The maximum number of index marks (32) has been reached. Erase unnecessary index marks. * The file is locked. Unlock the file from the file menu. * The SD card is locked. Unlock the SD card.
Why can't I set verbal comments on my Olympus Voice Recorder?
If you're unable to set verbal comments on your Olympus Voice Recorder, it's likely that the maximum number of verbal comments (32) has been reached. Try erasing unnecessary verbal comments.
What to do if I cannot find the recorded file on my Olympus Voice Recorder?
If you cannot find the recorded file on your Olympus Voice Recorder, it may be due to the wrong recording media or folder. Switch to the correct recording media or folder.
General| Recording modes | Quality Play (QP), Standard Play (SP) |
|---|---|
| Maximum recording time | - h |
| SP mode recording time | 306 h |
| Audio formats supported | DSS, MP3, WAV |
| SP mode frequency response | 200 - 5000 Hz |
| Backlight | Yes |
| Display type | LCD |
| Backlight color | White |
| Display diagonal | 2 \ |
| Display resolution | 176 x 220 pixels |
| Display size (HxV) | 308 x 340 mm |
| Output power | 235 mW |
| Loudspeaker diameter | 23 mm |
| Number of built-in speakers | 1 |
| Interface | USB |
| USB connector type | Mini-USB B |
| FM radio | No |
| Media types supported | Flash card |
| Compatible memory cards | SD, SDHC |
| Battery life (max) | 21 h |
| Product color | Black |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 17.5 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 49.8 mm |
| Height | 114.5 mm |
| Weight | 107 g |
Lists registered trademarks of Microsoft, Apple, Intel, SD Card Association, and Fraunhofer IIS.
Explains the terminology used in the manual for clarity.
Advises against leaving the recorder in extreme temperatures or humid conditions.
Provides warnings about keeping the device away from children and not disassembling it.
Details safety measures for lithium-ion batteries, including charging and disposal.
Covers LCD characteristics and safety warnings for memory card handling.
Highlights key features like memory support, file formats, USB compatibility, and advanced functions.
Diagram and list identifying all buttons, ports, and indicators on the recorder.
Explains the meaning of various icons and indicators shown on the recorder's LCD screen.
Step-by-step instructions for inserting the lithium-ion battery and understanding the battery indicator.
Guides on charging the battery using the USB cable and provides cautions for battery use.
Instructions for using the USB cable for power and detecting abnormal voltage.
Explains how to power the device on/off and use the HOLD function to prevent accidental operation.
Details on compatible cards, inserting, and ejecting SD cards, including card recognition.
Explains the importance of setting time/date for file management and the initial setup process.
Step-by-step guide to adjust the recorder's time and date settings.
Introduces recording modes like Append, Overwrite, and Insert, and related settings.
Step-by-step guide to creating a new file and starting a recording.
Instructions on how to overwrite a previously recorded file.
Guide on how to insert additional recording into an existing file.
Setup for hands-free operation and monitoring recordings via earphones.
Instructions on selecting a file and starting playback, including volume adjustment.
Details on fast-forward, rewind, playback speed control, and important usage notes.
Procedure for erasing individual files or all files within a folder.
Guide on how to erase specific sections of a recorded file.
Instructions on how to navigate and select different folders and files on the recorder.
How to view detailed information such as date, author ID, and work type for a file.
Setting up a password to restrict access and prevent unauthorized use of the device.
Guide on assigning author identifiers and work types to recordings for better organization.
How to add, search, and clear verbal comments for instructions or notes within recordings.
Instructions for setting and clearing index marks to easily locate important parts of recordings.
Explains the process of navigating and selecting items within the recorder's menu interface.
Details on settings within File Menu, Rec Menu, and Information sections.
Configuration of the Variable Control Voice Actuator (VCVA) and its start/stop sensitivity.
Customizing backlight, LED indicator, beep sounds, and user interface language.
Covers card selection, cue/rev, power save, time/date, USB class, reset, and card information.
Step-by-step guide to edit work type details and enter associated option item names.
Procedure for formatting SD or microSD cards for use with the recorder.
Overview of common settings, administrative options, and device security configurations.
Details on configuring device folders, programmable buttons, recording modes, and hands-free operation.
Describes the functionalities of Olympus's dictation management software.
Lists the hardware and software specifications needed for ODMS and DSS Player.
Covers remaining system requirements and how to access online help for the software.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the recorder to a PC using a USB cable.
Safe procedures for disconnecting the recorder from a Windows or Macintosh computer.
Lists potential alarm messages, their explanations, and recommended actions.
Addresses common problems like no display, button issues, recording, and playback errors.
Resolves issues with index marks, verbal comments, file transfer, and PC connection.
Lists available accessories like headsets, microphones, transcription kits, and batteries.
Details general specifications including recording format, media, sampling frequency, and dimensions.
Provides technical data on frequency response, battery life, and recording times.
States compliance with FCC, Canadian RFI, and European CE directives.
