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If your Panasonic Voice Recorder displays “NO MORE SPACE”, it means the card is out of memory. To fix this, delete any files you no longer need before attempting to record or edit.
Why does my Panasonic Voice Recorder say “U01 LOW BATT”?
If your Panasonic Voice Recorder shows “U01 LOW BATT”, this indicates that the batteries are flat. Replace the batteries to resolve this issue.
General| Brand | Panasonic |
|---|---|
| Model | RR-XR320 |
| Category | Voice Recorder |
| Language | English |
Explains FCC compliance, limits for digital devices, and methods to correct interference.
Details the consequences of unauthorized changes and device adherence to FCC rules.
Lists the responsible party for compliance and their contact details.
Advises against high volume, suggests reducing volume if ringing occurs, and warns about vehicle operation.
Guides users on setting a comfortable and safe volume level by starting low and increasing gradually.
Step-by-step instructions for inserting LR03/AAA batteries, including cover closure.
Explains the battery indicator, low battery warnings, and timely battery replacement.
Recommends alkaline batteries, advises against manganese, and suggests Panasonic rechargeables.
Explains how the hold function prevents accidental battery drain by disabling buttons.
Describes how to activate the hold function and the need to release it before operation.
Step-by-step guide to setting the year, month, day, and 12/24 hour format.
Details on how to set the actual hours and minutes after setting the date format.
Information on how the clock behaves after battery replacement and when to restart the setting process.
Instructions on sliding the cover, inserting the card label-up, and pressing to lock.
Explains how to remove the card by unlocking it while the unit is stopped.
Notes that MultiMedia Cards can be used but require formatting before use.
How to enter the mode selection menu by pressing the MODE button.
Steps to scroll through available modes and confirm a selection using SELECT/ENTER.
Lists various modes like FILE LOCK, QUALITY, MIC SENSE, TIME ADJ, etc., with page references.
How to select a folder to record into, noting the initial four folders.
Instructions on pressing REC/PAUSE to start recording and how to pause and resume.
How to stop recording and the information displayed afterwards (title, time, quality).
Explains how recording quality affects time and sound, and how to change it (HQ, SP, LP).
How to check the remaining recording time while recording or stopped.
How to check the available space on the SD memory card.
Details on connecting an external microphone and how it affects the built-in one.
Explains what the 'NO MORE...' display means (full folders/card) and solutions.
Step-by-step guide to adjust microphone sensitivity between high and low settings.
How the level meter helps determine the appropriate microphone sensitivity.
Explains how VAS pauses recording during silence to prevent unnecessary recording.
Instructions on how to turn the VAS feature on or off.
How to select a specific file from a folder to begin playback.
Steps to start playback and adjust the volume using the volume buttons.
Instructions on how to stop playback temporarily and resume from the stopped point.
Guidance on plugging in earphones, slack in the cord, and speaker behavior.
Explains controls for stopping, skipping files, cueing, and reviewing during playback.
How to check the remaining playback time for the current file or folder.
Describes the Intro-Scan function to play the first five seconds of files for quick selection.
Step-by-step guide to turn off the audible confirmation tones for button presses.
Instructions on how to turn the operation tone back on if it was previously disabled.
Select the folder and important note about not removing covers during deletion.
How to initiate file deletion, including options for first file, last file, or all files in a folder.
Important notes about locked files, empty folders, and potential recording time reduction.
Select the file you want to lock before proceeding with the locking process.
Steps to select the mode and confirm to lock a file, indicated by a symbol.
Procedure to unlock a file by selecting the 'LOCK > OFF?' option.
When to reformat the card if reading issues occur or other methods fail.
Steps to initiate card formatting, including confirmation of deleting all contents.
Important notes about data deletion, write-protect switches, and folder creation.
How to add new folders, select a title, and confirm the addition.
Instructions for deleting folders, noting that original folders cannot be removed.
Select the folder to delete and note that original folders cannot be removed.
Steps to press ERASE and FOLDER simultaneously to delete the selected folder.
Explains that dividing files makes it easier to find specific parts for playback or saving.
How to play a file and press DIVIDE at the desired point, then hold DIVIDE to finalize.
Limitations like 99 files per folder, minimum file length, and information accuracy.
Select the file you want to move before initiating the move operation.
Steps to play the file, press FOLDER, select the destination folder, and confirm.
Cannot move a file to a folder that already contains 99 files.
You can title folders/files up to 32 characters, with notes on SD Voice Editor capabilities.
Steps to select 'FOLDER?' mode, confirm, and enter a title for a folder.
Steps to select 'FILE?' mode, confirm, and enter a title for a file.
How to select characters using SELECT/ENTER and move the cursor to enter titles.
Steps to correct characters by selecting the character to change and re-entering it.
How to delete a character using the ERASE button, leaving a space.
Set the clock and select the folder before setting the record timer.
How to select TIMER REC mode and set the desired start time for recording.
How to set the desired finish time for the recording timer.
Set the clock and select the file before setting the play timer.
How to select TIMER PLAY mode and set the desired start time for playback.
Notes on how the play timer functions, including the indicator and when playback stops.
How to cancel the record or play timer by selecting 'OFF'.
How to view the currently set record or play timer settings.
Notes on time limits for setting timers, exclusivity, and clearing settings.
Advises against self-repair and recommends qualified personnel for servicing.
Guidance on how to get product service, information, or assistance via servicenter directory.
Instructions for cleaning the unit with a soft dry cloth, or a damp cloth for stubborn dirt.
Warnings against using alcohol, paint thinner, or benzine, and to read chemical cloth instructions.
Avoid heat, direct sunlight, automobiles, rain, water, and liquids to prevent damage.
Keep the unit away from magnetized cards and devices that emit magnetism.
Proper battery insertion, mixing, recharging, removal, and safety warnings for electrolyte leakage.
Identifies and labels all physical controls and ports on the unit.
Lists the function of each labeled control, like buttons, keys, and switches.
Describes SD Memory Cards as small, light, removable media for recording and other equipment.
Explains setting the write-protect switch to LOCK and using a felt pen for labeling.
Provides approximate recording times for different quality modes and memory card sizes.
Important notes on not removing cards during operation and backing up data.
Explains messages related to the card cover, presence, and write-protection.
Interprets error messages, illegal file warnings, and recording/folder capacity limits.
Explains low battery warnings and file lock status messages.
Solutions for when the unit is unresponsive or fails to record (hold function, battery, card).
Troubleshooting steps for no sound, low level sound, or issues with earphone use.
Addresses problems like inability to delete/play files, incorrect time display, and file capacity.
Lists power requirements, output power, and frequency response.
Details about the earphone jack, microphone input jack, and speaker specifications.
Provides physical dimensions, weight, and estimated battery life for playback and recording.
Contact numbers and website for product information, assistance, and dealer locations.
Contact details for ordering parts and accessories.
Lists factory servicenters across various states and Puerto Rico.
Outlines warranty periods for different product categories like audio, speakers, and accessories.
Lists damages, uses, and conditions not covered by the warranty and liability limitations.
How to obtain service in the USA and Puerto Rico, including locating authorized servicenters.
Instructions for packing and shipping the product for repair, and where not to send it.
