About Recording; Recording - Olympus WS 700M Detailed Instructions

Recording

Before starting recording, select a folder
between [&] to [*]. These five folders can
be selectively used to distinguish the kind
of recording; for example, Folder [&] might
be used to store private information, while
Folder ['] might be dedicated to holding
business information.
For WS-710M/WS-700M:
• In modes other than [Recorder] mode,
[Cannot record in this folder] will
appear if you press the REC (s) button.
Only record after you have set the mode
to [Recorder] mode on the [Home]
display (☞ P.21).
• With the WS-710M, you can record FM
radio in [FM Radio] mode (☞ P.46).
1 Select the recording folder
(☞ P.22 to P.24).
2 Press the REC (s) button to start
recording.
• The recording indicator light glows
and [´] will appear on the display.
• Turn the microphone in the direction
of the source to be recorded.

About recording

STOP (4)button
REC (s) button
a
b
c
d
e
a Recording mode
b Remaining memory bar indicator
c Elapsed recording time
d Remaining recording time
e Level meter (change according to
the recording level and recording
function settings)
• [Rec Mode] cannot be changed in
the recording standby mode or while
recording. Configure this while the
recorder is stopped (☞ P.47, P.49).
3 Press the STOP (4) button to stop
recording.
• [¶] will appear on the display.
f File length
Notes
• To ensure that you do not lose the
beginning of the recording, only record
after confi rming that the recording
indicator light is lit and checking the
mode indicator on the display.
• When remaining recording time is less
than 60 seconds, the recording indicator
light starts fl ashing. When the recording
time is decreasing to 30 or 10 seconds,
the light fl ashes faster.
• [Folder Full] will appear when the
recording cannot be made any further.
Select on other folder or delete any
unnecessary fi les before recording
(☞ P.39).
• [Memory Full] will appear when the
memory is full. Delete any unnecessary
fi les before recording any further
(☞ P.39).
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