Coredy VM3311 Specification sheet

COREDY VM3311 Digital Voice Recorder
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Warning .......................................
CAUTION......................................
Notice for users.................................
1.1 Checking the Parts and Controls...............
1.2 Using the Display Window.....................
1.3 Preventing Unintentional......................
1.4 Turning the Recorder On......................
1.4.1 Recharging the battery using a computer....
1.4.2 Disconnecting the Coredy recorder from your
computer.....................................
1.4.3 Recharging the battery using a USB AC
adaptor ......................................
1.4.4 Disconnecting the Coredy recorder from the
USB AC adaptor...............................
1.4.5 Turning the power on.....................
1.4.6 Turning the power off .....................
1.5 Setting the Clock.............................
1.5.1Setting the clock after preparing a power
source.......................................
1.5.2 Setting the clock using the menu...........
1.6 Selecting a Folder and a File...................
1.7 Switching the Counter Information Display.......
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Table of contents
1 Preparing the recorder

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2.1 Basic recording.............................
2.1.1 REC MON ( Monitoring the recording ).....
2.1.2 Stopping the recording...................
2.1.3 Other operations........................
2.2 Changing the Recording Settings..............
2.2.1 Selecting a recording scene for each
situation.....................................
2.2.2 Tips for better recording..................
2.2.3 Selecting a recording mode...............
2.3 Starting to Record Automatically in
Response to Sound – the VOR Function...........
2.4 Recording via Other Devices................
2.4.1 Recording with an external microphone.....
2.4.2 Recording from other equipment...........
2.4.3 Recording from Telephone................
2 Recording Files
3.1 Basic Playback .............................
3.1.1 Stopping playback.......................
3.1.2 Other operations ........................
3.1.3 Searching forward/backward during
playback – Cue/Review .......................
3.2 Changing the Playback Settings...............
3.2.1 Adjusting the playback speed – the DPC
(Digital Pitch Control) function..................
3 Playing Files

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3.3 Changing the Playback Mode.................
3.3.1 Playing back a file repeatedly.............
3.3.2 Playing back a specified section
repeatedly –A-B repeat .......................
3.4 Convenient Playback Methods................
3.4.1 Listening with better sound quality.........
3.5 Playback via Other Devices..................
3.5.1 Recording with other equipment...........
4.1 Erasing a Files..............................
4 Erasing File
5.1 Adding a Playback marks.....................
5.2 Skip the Playback marks.....................
5.3 Erasing a Playback marks....................
5 Playback Marks
6.1 Making Settings for the Menu.................
6.2 Menu Settings ..............................
6 About the Menu Function
7.1 Using the Coredy recorder with Your Computer..
7.1.1 Connecting the Coredy recorder to your
computer....................................
7.1.2 Structure of folders and files ..............
7 Utilizing Your Computer

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7.1.3 Disconnecting the Coredy recorder from
your computer.................................
7.2 Copying Files from the Coredy recorder to
Your Computer..................................
7.3 Copying Music Files from Your Computer to the
Coredy recorder and Playing Them Back ...........
7.3.1 Copying a music file from your computer to
the Coredy recorder (drag and drop) .............
7.3.2 Playing back music files copied from your
computer using the Coredy recorder .............
7.4 Using the Coredy recorder as USB Memory......
8.1 Precautions .................................
8.2 Specifications................................
8.2.1 System requirements .....................
8.2.2 Design and specifications .................
8.2.3 Battery life *1............................
8.2.4 About compatible memory card ............
8 Additional Information
9.1 Troubleshooting.............................
9.1.1 On the Coredy recorder operations ........
9.2 Messages List ..............................
9.3 System Limitations ..........................
9.4 Trademarks.................................
9 Troubleshooting

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Do not expose the VM3311 Voice Recorder to
excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like for a
long time.
Warning
Risk of explosion if battery is using by an incorrect type.
CAUTION
The supplied connection cable is for the voice recorder
VM3311. You cannot connect other voice recorders.
Display windows in this manual may differ from what are
actually displayed on your voice recorder depending on
the area you purchased the voice recorder and the
settings you have made.
What you record is for personal enjoyment and use
only.
Copyright laws prohibit other forms of use without
the permission of the copyright holders.
Notice for users

1.1 Checking the Parts and Controls
1, Operation indicator
2, Built-in microphones (stereo)
(L/R)
3, switch
4, SCENE (MY VOICE/CLASS) switch
5, DISPLAY/MENU button
6, Repeat A-B button
7, Back button
1 Preparing the recorder
A-B
REC SAVE
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8, REC (record) button
9, SAVE (record) button
10, Volume + / Previous P-MARK
11, Volume - / Next P-MARK
12, Review/fast backward button
13, Cue/fast forward button
14, Play /Pause /Enter button
15, P-MARK button
16, Erasing button
1, Microphone jack 2, Headphone jack
3, RESET button 4, M2™/microSD card slot
5, USB Port 6, Speaker
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1, Audio Output Jack 2, RJ11 LINE Jack
3, RJ11 TELPHONE Jack 4, Telephones Cable
5, LINE-IN Audio Cable
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1.2 Using the Display Window
Display During Stopped
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Battery indicator
Displays the remaining battery power.
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Recording mode indicator
Displays the recording mode set using the menu
when the Coredy recorder is in the stop or recording
mode, and displays the recording mode of the
current file when the Coredy recorder is in the
playback mode.
STHQ: Stereo high-quality recording mode
STSP: Stereo standard-play recording mode
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The above and other windows in this section display
indications, numbers, or items for explanatory purposes.
The actual windows may differ from those displayed
here.
Folder indicator
Displays the folder you have selected.
/ / : Folders where you can record a file. Files
you record with the Coredy recorder will be stored
and managed in these folders.
(Music): A folder for playback only. Music files
transferred from your computer will be displayed
and managed in this folder.
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Recording scene indicator
Display the recording scene when the recorder is in
the stop or recording mode.
: My Voice recording mode
: Class recording mode
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Current date and time display
Displays the current date (year, month, and day) and
the current time (hour and minutes)
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Display when recording
File number indicator
Displays the file number you are recording.
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Recording indicator
Appears while the Coredy recorder is recording.
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VOR (Voice Operated Recording) indicator
Appears while the Coredy recorder is recording with
the VOR function.
You can set “VOR” to “ON” in the menu.
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Counter indication
Displays the following file information. You can
switch the display mode by pressing MENU briefly:
Elapsed time -> Remaining time (with “REMAIN”
indicator)
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Display during playback
File number indicator
Displays the file number you are playing.
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Total file number indicator
Display the total file number of the folders.
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Counter indication
Displays the following file information. You can
switch the display mode by pressing MENU briefly:
Elapsed time -> Remaining time (with “REMAIN”
indicator)
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(A-B repeat play mode) indicator
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1.3 Preventing Unintentional
Operations (HOLD)
You can disable all the button operations in order to
prevent unintentional operations (HOLD status) when
you carry the Coredy recorder, etc.
Slide the switch in the direction of “HOLD”
to disable the buttons while the power is on.
“HOLD” will appear for approximately 3 seconds,
indicating that all the button operations are disabled.
To disable the button operations (HOLD status)
A-B
REC SAVE
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Note
Slide the switch towards the center.
When the HOLD function is activated during recording,
all the button operations are disabled. To stop recording,
cancel the HOLD function first.
To enable the button operations
A-B
REC SAVE
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1.4 Turning the Recorder On
1.4.1 Recharging the battery using a computer
Connect the Coredy recorder to your computer.
Connect the (USB) port of the Coredy recorder with the
USB port of your running computer with the supplied
USB connecting cable inserted into the ports securely
until each plug stops to the end.
While the battery is charging, the battery indicator ( )
are displayed in an animation.
When the battery is fully charged, the battery indicator
will indicate “ ”. When you charge the Coredy recorder
for the first time, or when you have not used the Coredy
recorder for a long time, charge the rechargeable battery
until the “ ” indicator appears on the display. It takes
about 3 hours and 30 minutes to fully charge an
exhausted battery.
Coredy recorder
USB connecting cable (supplied)
Your computer
To USB port of
your computer
SAVE
REC
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Note
When you connect the Coredy recorder to a computer
which is not running, the battery will not be charged.
Even if the computer is on, and the computer is in a mode
of reduced operation (standby or sleep), you cannot
charge the battery.
Follow the procedures below; otherwise, data may be
damaged.
On the Windows taskbar at the bottom right of the
desktop, left-click the following icon:
Left-click “Eject COREDY RECORDER” (Windows 7), or
“Safely remove USB
Mass Storage Device” (Windows XP, Windows Vista).
The icon and menu displayed can be different on
different operating systems. The icon may not be always
displayed on the taskbar depending on your computer
settings.
1.4.2 Disconnecting the Coredy recorder from your
computer
①Make sure that the operation indicator of the
Coredy recorder does not light.
②Perform the following operation on your computer.
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On a Macintosh screen, click the “COREDY
RECORDER” ejection icon on the Finder.
You can charge the rechargeable battery or use the
Coredy recorder by connecting it to an AC outlet using a
USB AC adaptor (not supplied). This is useful when you
want to record for a long time.
When the battery is fully charged, the battery indicator will
indicate “ ”. When you charge the Coredy recorder for
the first time, or when you have not used the Coredy
recorder for a long time, charge the rechargeable battery
until the “ ” indicator appears on the display. It takes
about 3 hours and 30 minutes to fully charge an
exhausted battery.
1.4.3 Recharging the battery using a USB AC adaptor
③Disconnect the USB connecting cable from the
Coredy recorder and the USB port of the computer.
SAVE
REC
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Note
A: USB AC adaptor (not supplied)
Connect the (USB) port of the Coredy recorder with the
USB port of your USB AC adaptor with the supplied USB
connecting cable inserted into the ports securely.
While the battery is charging, the battery indicator ( )
are displayed in an animation.
While playing back files using the built-in speaker, you
cannot charge the battery.
During recording (the operation indicator lights or flashes
in red) or accessing data (the operation indicator flashes
in orange),
-the Coredy recorder should not be connected to or
disconnected from the USB AC adaptor connected to the
AC outlet.
-the USB AC adaptor connected to the Coredy recorder
should not be connected to or disconnected from the AC
outlet.
Follow the procedures below; otherwise, when the
Coredy recorder contains data files, the files may be
damaged or become unplayable.
Doing so may damage the data.
1.4.4 Disconnecting the Coredy recorder from the
USB AC adaptor
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