To Next PageTo Next PageWhy can't I erase a file on my Olympus LS-100?
If you're unable to erase a file on your Olympus Voice Recorder, it could be because the file is locked. Unlock the file and try again. Alternatively, the file may be read-only. In this case, unlock the file or cancel the read-only setting of the file on your PC.
Why is there no playback sound heard on my Olympus LS-100 Voice Recorder?
If you're not hearing any playback sound on your Olympus Voice Recorder, first check if headphones are connected. If so, unplug them to use the internal speaker. Also, verify that the volume level isn't set to [0]. If it is, adjust the volume level.
Why can't I set index marks on my Olympus LS-100?
If you're unable to set index marks on your Olympus Voice Recorder, it could be because you've reached the maximum number of marks (99). Try erasing unnecessary marks. Also, the file might be locked or read-only. Unlock the file or cancel the read-only setting of the file on your PC.
Why are files not recorded in stereo on my Olympus LS-100?
Files are not recorded in stereo on your Olympus Voice Recorder if the connected external microphone is monaural. When recording with an external monaural microphone, the sound will only be recorded by the L-channel.
Why is noise audible through the Olympus LS-100 Voice Recorder's recording monitor?
Noise is audible through the recording monitor of your Olympus Voice Recorder because acoustic feedback is occurring. When the built-in speaker amps and the like are connected, there is a risk that audio feedback will occur while recording. It is recommended that you use headphones for the recording monitor and perform adjustments, such as further distancing the headphones from the microphone, and not pointing the headphones at the microphone.
General| Playback time | 17.3 h |
|---|---|
| Frequency range | 20 - 44000 Hz |
| Recording modes | Pulse-code modulation (PCM) |
| Built-in microphone | Yes |
| Maximum recording time | 1081 h |
| Audio formats supported | MP3, PCM, WAV |
| Internal memory | 4096 MB |
| Display type | LED |
| Display diagonal | 2 \ |
| Display size (HxV) | 42 x 34.5 mm |
| Output power | 430 mW |
| Loudspeaker diameter | 28 mm |
| Number of built-in speakers | 1 |
| Interface | USB |
| FM radio | No |
| Media types supported | Internal memory & flash card |
| Compatible memory cards | SD, SDHC, SDXC |
| Battery capacity | 925 mAh |
| Battery technology | Lithium |
| Recording battery life | 12.3 h |
| Product color | Black |
| Number of folders messages | 999 |
| Compatible operating systems | Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Mac OS X 10, 4, 11 - 10, 7 |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 33.5 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 70 mm |
| Height | 159 mm |
| Weight | 280 g |
Details manual structure, usage guidelines, and trademark information.
Outlines important safety symbols, general usage rules, and data loss notes.
Provides warnings related to recorder operation, environment, and water exposure.
Details critical safety measures for handling batteries and AC adapters.
Covers battery disposal, XLR jack usage, and other safety advisories.
Lists included accessories and provides instructions for attaching the recorder strap.
Highlights the key functionalities and capabilities of the LS-100 recorder.
Identifies and labels all external parts and controls of the recorder.
Illustrates how to connect various external audio equipment to the recorder.
Offers guidance on optimal recorder placement for different musical instruments.
Explains battery insertion, charging via AC adapter and USB.
Details how to turn the recorder on/off and activate/deactivate hold mode.
Guides through setting the date/time and voice guide preferences.
Provides instructions for inserting and removing the SD card.
Explains how to navigate between different modes from the home screen.
Introduces the four recording modes: Normal, Overdub, Play Sync, and V-Sync.Rec.
Describes how files and folders are organized within the recorder.
Covers pre-recording checks, starting, pausing, and monitoring recordings.
Explains Overdub, Play Sync, and V-Sync. Rec modes with examples.
Details file searching, playback, speed adjustment, and navigation features.
Covers erasing single files, entire folders, and partial file erasure.
Explains recording and managing multiple tracks within a project.
Details selecting projects and assigning files to tracks.
Step-by-step guide to creating a new multi-track recording project.
Covers pitch, volume, balance, mute, and track assignment adjustments.
Explains how to mix down multiple tracks into a single PCM file.
Procedures for deleting entire projects or individual tracks.
Guides on using calibration, chromatic, guitar, and bass tuning modes.
Explains phase difference measurement for microphone placement.
Details how to use the metronome for tempo guidance and practice.
Explains the general procedure for accessing and changing menu settings.
Lists available settings for recording modes, gain, level, format, etc.
Details options for play modes, skip space, and file playback.
Covers file lock, move/copy, divide, property, MP3 convert, CD write, bounce.
Lists settings for metronome display, countdown, tempo, sound, pattern, volume.
Covers backlight, LED, beep, language, voice guide, and intro play settings.
Details Fn key settings, memory select, power save, clock, USB, reset, format.
Lists compatible operating systems and hardware for PC connection.
Advises on safe data transfer, formatting, and file handling with a PC.
Step-by-step guide for safely connecting and disconnecting the recorder from a PC.
Instructions for copying audio files from the recorder to a computer.
Explains using the recorder as a USB microphone, speaker, or external memory.
Lists common error messages and their corresponding solutions.
Provides solutions for common problems like no display, recording errors, and sound issues.
Lists available optional accessories for the recorder.
Defines key technical terms used in the manual.
Details the recorder's technical specifications, including recording formats and dimensions.
