Why is there noise during Olympus Voice Recorder playback?
Noise during playback on your Olympus Voice Recorder could be due to the recorder being shaken during recording or being placed near a cell phone or fluorescent lamp. Try to avoid shaking the recorder during recording and move it away from electronic devices or fluorescent lamps.
Why PC is unable to recognize Olympus WS-812 Voice Recorder?
If your PC is unable to recognize the Olympus Voice Recorder, ensure that [USB Connection] is set to [PC].
Why Olympus WS-812 cannot recharge?
If your Olympus Voice Recorder (WS-813, WS-812 only) is not recharging, it could be because [Battery] is set to [Alkaline]. When using the supplied rechargeable battery, set the battery setting to [Ni-MH]. Also, avoid using the battery outside the recommended temperature range. When using the USB connection, follow the confirmation display and press the `OK button. Also, ensure that [USB Class] is set to [Storage Class].
Why Olympus WS-812 Voice Recorder cannot receive FM radio signal?
If your Olympus Voice Recorder (WS-813 only) cannot receive an FM radio signal, ensure that the earphones are plugged into the EAR jack, as they function as the antenna. Also, to output from the built-in speaker, set [Output] to [Speaker].
How to fix Olympus Voice Recorder when unable to set index marks, temp marks?
If you are unable to set index marks or temp marks on your Olympus Voice Recorder, the maximum number of marks may have been reached, or the file is locked or read-only. Try erasing unnecessary marks, unlocking the file, or canceling the file’s read-only setting on your PC.
Why is noise audible through the Olympus Voice Recorder recording monitor?
If you hear noise through the recording monitor of your Olympus Voice Recorder, acoustic feedback might be occurring. It is recommended that you use earphones as the recording monitor. You can also try distancing the earphones from the microphones, avoiding pointing the microphones at the earphones, or lowering the volume of the recording monitor.
Why Olympus WS-812 Voice Recorder is unable to erase the folder?
If you're unable to erase a folder on your Olympus Voice Recorder, it may contain a file that the recorder cannot recognize. Connect the recorder to your PC and erase the folder from there.
How to fix Olympus WS-812 when unable to erase the file?
If you are unable to erase a file on your Olympus Voice Recorder, it might be because the file is locked or is set to read-only. Unlock the file or cancel the file’s read-only setting on your PC.
Why Olympus Voice Recorder silent portions are not skipped during playback?
If silent portions are not being skipped during playback on your Olympus Voice Recorder (WS-813, WS-812 only), it may be because the [Voice Detect] process has not been performed or [Voice Playback] is set to [Off]. Try extracting voice portions using [Voice Detect] or setting [Voice Playback] to [On].
Why Olympus Voice Recorder won't start?
Your Olympus Voice Recorder might not start because the battery is low, the power is off, or it's in HOLD mode. To resolve this, try charging or replacing the battery, turning the power on, or releasing the recorder from HOLD.
Lists trademarks and registered trademarks mentioned in the manual.
Details environments to avoid for safe operation and to protect the device.
Provides warnings and guidelines for safely handling the recorder, including children and potential hazards.
Outlines important guidelines to prevent battery leakage, overheating, or other issues.
Highlights the key features and capabilities of the digital voice recorder.
Explains the various indicators and information shown on the recorder's LCD screen.
Details the procedure for inserting batteries, including polarity and type.
Instructions for charging the recorder's battery by connecting it to a computer's USB port.
Explains how to activate HOLD mode to prevent accidental button presses and preserve settings.
Guides users on how to set or change the recorder's current time and date for file management.
Step-by-step instructions for inserting a microSD card into the recorder.
Describes how to select the 'Recorder' mode from the Home display for recording and playback.
Explains the folder structure used for storing voice recordings.
Details how to navigate through folders and select files for various operations.
Details the steps involved in starting and stopping a recording session.
Explains various settings that can be adjusted to optimize the recording quality and performance.
Guides on selecting preset recording environments to match specific conditions.
Outlines the basic steps to select and play back recorded files.
Describes various functions to enhance the playback experience, like Noise Cancel and Voice Balancer.
Guides users on how to locate recorded files using the calendar search feature.
Details how to change playback speed and tone for clearer listening.
Instructions for deleting individual files or all files within a folder.
Explains how to use the FM radio function, including reception tips and earphone connection.
Details how to preset radio stations for easy tuning and selection.
Explains how to manually tune channels or use auto-reception scanning.
General overview of how to navigate and change settings using the recorder's menu system.
Covers settings related to recording, such as sensitivity (Rec Level) and recording format (Rec Mode).
Explains playback enhancements like Voice Playback, Noise Cancel, Voice Balancer, and Voice Filter.
Details how to set playback modes (File, Folder, All) and adjust audio quality with the equalizer.
Instructions on how to format the recorder, which erases all data and resets settings.
Specifies the required operating systems and PC configurations for connecting the recorder.
Provides procedures for safely disconnecting the recorder from a PC after use.
Lists potential error messages and their meanings, explanations, and recommended actions.
Provides general technical details about the recorder's hardware and capabilities.
Offers estimated battery life for various recording and playback modes.
Contact information and regulatory compliance details for European customers.
General| MP3 bit rates | 8 - 320 Kbit/s |
|---|---|
| Playback time | 30 h |
| WMA bit rates | 5 - 320 Kbit/s |
| Recording modes | High Quality (HQ), Long Play (LP), Standard Play (SP), Stereo High Quality (STHQ), Stereo Extra Quality (STXQ) |
| Built-in microphone | Yes |
| HQ mode recording time | 259 h |
| Maximum recording time | 1016 h |
| SP mode recording time | 511 h |
| Audio formats supported | MP3, WAV, WMA |
| HQ mode frequency response | 40 - 13000 Hz |
| LP mode frequency response | 40 - 3000 Hz |
| SP mode frequency response | 40 - 8000 Hz |
| Internal memory | 4096 MB |
| Display type | LED |
| Backlight color | White |
| Display diagonal | 1.43 \ |
| Display resolution | 108 x 84 pixels |
| Display size (HxV) | 27.56 x 23.9 mm |
| Output power | 80 mW |
| Loudspeaker diameter | 18 mm |
| Number of built-in speakers | 1 |
| Interface | USB |
| FM radio | No |
| Media types supported | Internal memory & flash card |
| Compatible memory cards | microSDHC |
| Battery technology | Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH) |
| Recording battery life | 27 h |
| Compatible battery sizes | AAA |
| Product color | Gray |
| Number of folders messages | 5 |
| Number of messages per folder | 300 |
| Mac operating systems supported | Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, Mac OS X 10.7 Lion |
| Windows operating systems supported | Windows 7 Home Premium, Windows 7 Home Premium x64, Windows 7 Professional, Windows 7 Professional x64, Windows 7 Starter x64, Windows 7 Ultimate, Windows 7 Ultimate x64, Windows Vista Business, Windows Vista Business x64, Windows Vista Home Basic, Windows Vista Home Basic x64, Windows Vista Home Premium, Windows Vista Home Premium x64, Windows Vista Ultimate, Windows Vista Ultimate x64, Windows XP Home, Windows XP Home x64, Windows XP Professional, Windows XP Professional x64 |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 14.8 mm |
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| Width | 40 mm |
| Height | 100.2 mm |
| Weight | - g |
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