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Oregon Scientific VR668 User manual

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Thank you for selecting the Oregon
Scientific™ VR668 Digital Voice
Recorder. The VR668 is compact and
easy to use, making it ideal to ring
along for voice memos, conversations,
and discussion recordings. This device
allows you to record up to 198 messages,
totaling up to 265 minutes recording time
and has the a ility to organize recordings
into 2 separate folders.
Other features of this product include:
• PC-Link
Transfer messages to and from PC.
• Index Marking
Helps you search for desired sections
in a message.
• Important Marked Messages
Mark messages as important to prevent
them from accidentally eing erased.
• MIC Sensiti ity Control (Hi or Lo)
Maintain good recording quality
independent of voice loudness.
• Voice Acti ated Recording (Auto)
Start and stop recording automatically
when sound is detected.
Introduction .......................................1
Key Features ..................................... 2
Getting Started ..................................4
Using the Voice Recorder ................ 4
Set Date and Time ......................4
Recording .......................................... 5
Begin Recording ......................... 6
Display Remaining Record Time 6
Mark Indexes .............................. 6
Mark Messages as Important ..... 6
Folder Selection ......................... 7
Record Quality Selection ............ 7
“FULL” Displayed On Screen ..... 7
Microphone Sensitivity ............... 8
Voice Activated Recording ..........8
Connecting External Microphone 8
Playback ............................................ 9
Playing Back a Message ............ 9
Functions During Play ack ........ 9
Connecting Your Earphone ........ 9
Changing Play ack Speed ......... 10
Searching Important Messages ..10
Erasing Messages in STOP Mode 10
Voice Recorder Settings .................. 11
Configure Settings ...................... 11
Ta le of Settings ......................... 11
Button Press Confirmation Beep 11
Format ........................................ 11
Dual Alarms ................................ 11
Additional Features .......................... 12
Locking Recorder Buttons .......... 12
Battery Information .......................... 12
3V DC Connection Jack ................... 13
Voice Recorder Link ......................... 13
Voice Recorder Link Software .... 13
LCD Displays Connected to PC . 13
System Requirements ................ 13
Voice Recorder Software ................. 14
Installing the Software ................ 14
Attach Voice Recorder to PC ..... 14
Loading Voice Recorder Program 15
Display Information .................... 15
Recorder Play ack (PC) ............ 15
Saving Messages (Recorder/PC) 15
Loading Messages (PC/Recorder) 16
Deleting Messages in Recorder . 16
Troubleshooting ............................... 17
Digital Voice Recorder ............... 17
Software ..................................... 18
Caution .............................................. 18
Safety and Care ................................ 19
Technical Specifications ................. 20
About Oregon Scientific .................. 20
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
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• Two Folder Selection
Organize your memos y placing
them in separate folders.
• Button Lock
Lock your recorder to prevent uttons
from eing accidentally activated.
• Dual Alarms (AL1 or AL2)
Set an alarm for up to two different
times.
NOTE: Images are not drawn to scale.
FRONT
4. Stop ( ) :
Switch etween STOP and
STANDBY modes.
5. Play ( ):
Play current message or select /
confirm various menu options.
6. REC Switch:
Starts or stops recordings.
7. IMP ( ):
Mark messages as important.
8. MENU / Repeat ( ):
- MENU: Mode selection.
- Repeat: Repeat messages.
9. VOL +/- Buttons:
Press to change the volume.
10. Erase Button ( ):
Press to delete messages.
11. MIC Sensiti ity (MIC):
Adjust the microphone sensitivity level.
12. Button Lock Switch ( ):
Locks utton controls to prevent
accidental activation.
BACK
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KEY FEATURES
Description
1. LCD:
Voice recorder status display.
2. Forward:
Fast forward ( ).
3. Backward:
Rewind ( ).
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Descriptions
13. Speaker:
14. USB Port:
Attach ca le for USB link.
15. Battery Co er:
(Covers the attery compartment).
16. Strap Connector:
Attach a handstrap here.
TOP
Descriptions
17. Earphone Connection:
(Earphone provided)
18. Internal Microphone.
19. External Microphone:
For connecting an external
condenser microphone.
BOTTOM
Descriptions
20. For AC Adaptor Connection.
Icons Name Status
Mode,
Message,
and Alarm
display
Displays current
mode, message
count, and
selected alarm
Folder A / B Message storage
folder
Recording
Mode
Recording format
(Long Play or
Standard Play)
Current date and
date message
was recorded
Date
2
1
3
4
Play ack Message play ack6
Current time and
time message
was recorded
5Time
Recording Message is eing
recorded
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Button
Lock
Buttons are
locked
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20
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2
3
4
5
6
7
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10
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13
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Voice activated
recording is
ena led
Voice
Activated
Recording
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Repeat Repeat play ack
Important
Mark
Message has
een marked as
important
Erase Erasing File
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11
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Battery Level10 Battery
level
3. Press to exit STANDBY mode.
4. Press MENU to change modes
5. Set time and date.
NOTE: The voice recorder will automatically
switch to STANDBY mode if you do not
press any keys for three minutes.
Set the Date and Time
1. Press to exit STANDBY and enter
STOP mode.
2. Press
MENU until
SETTING
mode is
displayed.
3. Setting the Date and Time:
Press to start changing values.
Pressing / changes values
and pressing sets them.
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1. Check package contents.
•VR668 Digital Voice Recorder
•Earphone (mono)
•Pouch
•CD-ROM
•PC-Link ca le (USB 1.1)
•2 x AAA atteries
•User Manual
•Quick Start Guide
2. Install the atteries. Match
polarities as shown in the
attery compartment.
Alarm Alarm Set14
GETTING STARTED
USING THE VOICE RECORDER
STANDBY
mode
STOP
mode
NOTE: Refer to the "Battery Information"
section for more information a out atteries.
Press
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RECORDING
This unit is optimized for recordings in small conference rooms such as for 7-8 people.
If you are using it in locations larger than the a ove, it is recommended that you use
an external microphone for extra coverage.
Press Press
Press Press
Press
Press
Press
twice
1. CLOCK mode 2. Set Year 3. Set Month
4. Set Day 5. Set Hour 6. Set Minute
7. The clock is
now set.
8. STANDBY mode
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Mark Indexes While Recording
Indexes can e added to messages while
recording is in progress so you can later
retrieve selected portions of the recording
easily.
•A total of 125 indexes may e
marked per message.
•A single message can e su divided
into indexes for review.
To mark an index:
NOTE: To search for an indexed portion
of the message in STOP mode, just toggle
or .
Marking Messages as Important During
recording
You can add an important mark y pressing
and holding for two seconds during
recording or play ack.
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Press while
recording is in
progress. "Ind"
will show on the
display.
Press and
hold while
recording is in
progress. “rE”
will show on
the display
along with
recorda le
time left.
Begin Recording
1. To egin recording, simply slide the
recording switch to on in any mode.
2. When you want recording to stop,
slide the recording switch to off.
Display Remaining Recording Time
While Recording
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2 SEC
This prevents
users from
accidentally
deleting
important
information.
NOTE: To delete an important mark, press
and hold for two seconds during play ack
or recording.
Folder Selection
You can select two different folders ( or
) and store up to 99 messages in each.
To select folders:
In STOP mode
press MENU
until "FOL" is
displayed.
Record Quality Selection (SP / LP)
You can choose etween two different
recording quality settings.
In STOP mode,
press MENU
until "LP" or "SP"
is displayed.
To change settings:
•Press to activate then
choose the desired folder y
shifting or .
•Press to save the selection.
Recording Time
Selection SP LP
Quality High Low
132 265
• Press to activate.
• Press or to switch etween
settings.
• Press to confirm.
“FULL” Displayed On-Screen
Under the following situations the word
“FULL” will e displayed:
•Activating REC when the memory
is already full.
•Activating REC when the current
folder already had 99 stored
messages.
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Voice Activated Recording Paused:
TIP: If the ackground noise is relatively high
and the microphone sensitivity is set to Hi,
the recorder will not recognize a silence
and keep on recording; setting the micro-
phone sensitivity to Lo should solve this.
Connecting an External Microphone
To use an external microphone for
recording, insert the microphone jack into
the microphone connector.
Recording will
egin automatically
when sound is
detected.
Recording is
paused
automatically
when no sound is
detected for two
seconds or more.
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Hi
High sensitivity - Clear and louder recording,
ut more suscepti le to noise and distortion.
Lo
Low sensitivity - Lower recording volume,
ut less susepti le to noise and distortion.
Voice Acti ated Recording (Aut)
You can activate the automatic record
function (Aut) so that your player will
egin recording whenever a sustained
audi le sound is picked up.
To access this function:
1. Enter STOP mode.
2. Press MENU until “Aut” is displayed.
3. Press to activate.
4. Press or to switch this
feature “on” or “off”.
5. Press to confirm.
•During a recording the memory gets
used up.
NOTE: You can erase messages to
make extra room for recording (->10).
Microphone Sensiti ity (Sen)
You can choose etween two different
levels of sensitivity:
NOTE: Having activated the Aut function,
you must also slide the record switch on.
Voice Activated Recording In Progress:
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NOTE: Use a condenser type microphone,
other types may not work with your voice
recorder.
Playing Back Messages:
1. Enter STOP mode.
2. Press or to select message.
3. Press to start play ack, icon
will show on the display.
PLAYBACK
Press to end.
Functions During Playback
During message play ack, the voice
recorder can perform a num er of
different functions:
Descriptions
Display availa le
recording time
Press during
play ack
Press VOL+ or VOL-Adjust Volume
Functions
Scan forward
through current
message
Press and hold
Scan ackwards
through current
message
Press and hold
Mark
important
messages
Press and hold
(2 seconds) to mark
current message
Delete
important
mark
Press and hold (2
seconds) to delete
mark while message
is playing ack
Repeat
indexed
section
play ack
Press to play ack
an indexed portion
only
Repeat
whole
message
Press to play ack
an entire current
message if no
indexes have een
marked on it
Connecting Your Earphone
Use the included earphone to listen to
messages.
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CAUTION: Using the earphone to listen
to messages too loudly may cause
permanent ear damage. Lower the
volume of the recorder efore listening.
Changing Playback Speed
While message is playing ack:
Press and
VOL -
simultaneously
to decrease
play ack speed
(S-Play).
Press and
VOL +
simultaneously
to increase
play ack speed
(F-Play).
NOTE: Time count shown may e
inaccurate during fast or slow play ack.
Searching for Important Messages
In STOP mode:
•Press and hold for two seconds.
•Search for previous or next
important message y pressing
or .
Erasing Messages in STOP mode
Press and hold for two seconds,
press to confirm the deletion.
Erasing all messages except those
marked as :
Press and hold and , press to
confirm.
NOTE: Settings remain unchanged after
messages are erased.
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2 SEC
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Configure Settings
Your voice recorder has various settings
that can e configured:
•To change recorder settings, in
STOP MODE press MENU to
find the desired function.
•Change the mode settings y
pressing and adjust
settings y pressing or .
•Press utton to confirm settings.
•Press utton to exit settings.
Table Of Settings
CL Clock setting Adjust time
and date
Aut Voice activated
recording
On / Off
E Button press
confirmation tone
On / Off
FO Format Format
memory
Folder selection (FOL)
Choose the current folder (Folder A or
Folder B) to organize your messages.
Each can hold up to 99 messages.
Button Press Confirmation Beep (bE)
This feature alerts the user every time a
utton has een pressed.
NOTE: Button press confirmation eep
will not sound during recording to prevent
the eep tone from eing recorded.
Format (FO)
This feature formats the memory.
In format setting press , when FO links
press and hold to egin formatting
memory.
NOTE: All memory, including files marked
as important will e erased.
Dual Alarms (AL1 / AL2)
You can set two different alarm times to
help keep track of important events.
Make sure you set the clock efore
attempting to set an alarm, otherwise the
alarm feature will not e availa le.
VOICE RECORDER SETTING
Setting Description Options
FOL Currently active
folder selected
Folder A /
Folder B
SP SP (Standard
Play) / LP
(Long Play)
Different recording
quality and
capacity
AL
1 / 2
Alarm Setting
AL1 or AL2
On / Off
NOTE: Before
you can access
any settings
functions, you
must first press
to enter
STOP mode.
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Note: A will indicate that an alarm has
een set. It will also link during the alarm
setting process.When an alarm has een
deactivated, "OFF" will appear on the
LCD display.
Locking Recorder Buttons
This feature disa les all recorder uttons,
preventing play ack, and erasing of
messages. Simply slide HOLD into position.
A will show to indicate that all uttons
have een locked.
NOTE: You can still record messages
when the unit is locked.
When changing or removing atteries,
recorded messages will not e erased ut
some menu settings such as the current
time may e lost. If this happens, refer to
the section "Using the Voice Recorder" for
information a out how to reconfigure the
settings.
Battery Life
At full capacity, the atteries should last
approximately:
•16 hours of continuous play ack at
medium volume.
•20 hours of continuous recording.
NOTE: When attery levels are low, only
the time and date will show, none of the
uttons will work. When replacing the
atteries, do not mix new atteries with
old ones.
Battery Le el Indication:
If the attery mark occasionally flashes
during play ack ut not during recording,
this is due to differences in the power
needed for recording and play ack. When
this happens, replace the atteries.
When the voice recorder will not e used
for an extended period of time, remove
the atteries to prevent leakage.
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Alarm offAlarm on
BATTERY INFORMATION
Full Medium Low Empty Replace
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
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Oregon Scientific Voice Recorder Link
Software Features
•Save digital recordings (including
date/time stamp) from voice recorder
to PC.
•Load digital recordings (including
date/time stamp) from PC to voice
recorder.
•Archive and organize important
recordings.
•Convert recordings into *.WAV file
format for use with different programs.
•Send voice files as attachments
with emails.
"PC" is displayed
when connection is
esta lished. In this
state voice recorder
uttons are inactive.
Error message
"ERR" is displayed
when an internal
error occurs.
You can power the recorder through the
mains y using a 3V DC Adaptor (output
3V DC 500mA). Please contact your local
distri utor for more information a out this
feature. The adaptor is an alternate power
source for your player and cannot e used
to charge atteries.
CAUTION: When connecting the AC
Adaptor, e sure to turn off the power of
the recorder. Do not disconnect the AC
adaptor while recording as this may cause
damage to the data.
NOTE: Recorded messages are not lost
after the atteries have een removed
ut all settings including the current time
will e lost.
VOICE RECORDER LINK
3V DC ADAPTOR Digital Recorder LCD Displays When
Connected to the Computer:
System Requirements
Before installing the Voice Recorder Link
software onto your computer, you must
first check to make sure your system
meets the following requirements:
•Operating System - MS -Windows
98 98SE, MS Windows ME, MS
Windows 2000 Professional or MS
Windows XP Home Edition, and
MS-Windows XP Professional.
•CPU requirement - Pentium 233 MHz
(Pentium II 300MHz or a ove is
recommended).
•Availa le hard-disk space - 5MB for
software and 300MByte for recorded
data.
•CD ROM drive.
•RAM size - 64MByte (128MByte or
a ove is recommended).
•Display - SVGA or a ove.
•Audio - 16 it sound card.
•Communication port - 1 availa le
USB port.
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NOTE: The Voice Recorder Link software
is not compati le with Macintosh operating
systems.
NOTE: Windows XP users may encounter
some warnings when installing the software.
These are not errors. Please continue the
installation process y clicking "Continue
Anyway", the software and driver installation
will proceed normally.
STEP 1: Install the Software (First Time
Users)
1. Shut down any programs that are
running.
2. Place the software disk into your
computer’s CD-ROM drive. The
installer should egin automatically.
If the installer doesn’t egin auto-
matically, initialize it manually y:
A. Dou le-click the My Computer
icon on desktop.
B. Dou le-click CD-ROM icon.
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3. Click Next
4. Follow the onscreen installation
guide.
5. When installation is complete click
Finish, then close all programs
and restart your computer.
STEP 2: Attach Voice Recorder to PC
Once the software is successfully
installed, attach the supplied USB ca le
to the computer’s USB port and the
recorder’s digital terminal.
Note to Windows XP users, if the
"Found New Hardware Wizard"
appears:
1. Select "install the software auto-
matically (Recommended)", then
click Next.
2. When the "This software hasn't
passed windows logo testing"
message appears, click Continue
Anyway.
VOICE RECORDER LINK SOFTWARE
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STEP 3: Load the Voice Recorder Link
Program
STEP 4: Display Message Information
If everything is attached correctly, when
you start the program your digital voice
recorder will automatically connect. This
screen will show all the messages recorded
on your voice recorder:
Playback Messages Recorded on Your
Digital Voice Recorder / Sa ed on Your PC:
1. Select desired message y choosing
one of the following methods:
•Press .
•Select Message Play in pull down
menu.
•Right click Message and then
select Play.
•Dou le click the message
2. The following dialogue ox will appear:
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You can either:
•Save the highlighted message
on the PC in (*.WAV) format and
then play it.
•Play a previously saved (*.WAV)
message
3. Choose the directory you want to
save the file to (Save As), or you
can play a message y selecting
(Open), then finding the file where
the message is located.
4. Your default *.WAV format player
should egin playing ack the
message.
Sa ing Messages (Recorder to PC)
1. Select the desired message y
choosing one of the following
methods:
•Press the Sa e icon:
•Select Message and then choose
Sa e from Voice Recorder to
PC in the pull down menu.
•Right click the message and then
select Sa e from Voice Recorder
to PC.
2. Choose the location, name and file
format to save your information in:
Dou le click the
desktop shortcut.
File Format
PCM (*.wav)
Truespeech (*.wav)
RAW (*.dv )
Record Quality
High
Low
Same
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NOTE: The RAW file format cannot e
listened to, and is for ackup purposes
only. It can e loaded from the PC to
voice recorder.
The default save file name includes the
following information:
•MSG: Message
•A: From folder
•03: Message Num er
•0101_0000: Month/Day/Hour/Minute
Loading Messages (PC to Voice
Recorder)
When a connection etween your PC and
Voice recorder has een esta lished, you
can load previously saved messages in
(*.dv ) format y:
1. Select the folder y Either:
A / B ta
OR
Menu (Tools) -> View
->Folder (A or B)
2. To load, select
3. Choose the desired (*.dv ) message
to load to your voice recorder.
4. A message option ox will popup,
choose the folder on your voice
recorder you want the message to
e saved to, then click OK
NOTE: Indexes marked during recording
will remain marked after loading it to the
voice recorder.
Deleting Messages in Voice Recorder
Your Digital Voice Recorder must first e
connected to the PC:
1. Select the message you want to
delete y clicking to highlight it.
2. To clear the message, either:
•Delete on key oard
• Menu->Edit->Delete
3. Click Yes to confirm.
NOTE: In PC mode, Messages marked
as important cannot e deleted. Please
make the deletions on the voice recorder
(->10).
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This section includes a list of frequently asked questions for pro lems you may
encounter with your digital voice recorder unit. Check here efore contacting our
customer service department.
Digital Voice Recording Unit
No Power
Problem Check Remedy
Make sure the atteries
are installed correctly.
Check that polarities match those
shown in the attery compartment. (->4)
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Buttons do not
work
Voice recorder HOLD is on Unlock the HOLD switch (->3)
No Sounds Volume is not turned up
Earphone is not plugged
correctly
Press VOL+ during play ack
Make sure earphone is plugged in
correctly (->10)
Pro lem with
external
microphone
External microphone not
plugged in
Make sure microphone is plugged
in correctly (->8)
Condenser type
microphone not used
Plug in a condenser type
microphone
Cannot record
messages
“FULL” is
displayed on LCD
screen)
The maximum 99
messages has een
reached in current folder
Erase some messages (->10) or
choose other folder with fewer
messages (->7)
Maximum storage capacity
has een reached
Erase some messages (->10)
Cannot mark
indexes
Maximum amount of 125
indexes has een reached
within current message
Start recording a new message
(->6)
Operation not
normal
Device should e reset Reset the unit y removing the
atteries. Wait 5 seconds, and
then reinsert the atteries
Replace old atteries with new
ones.
Make sure the atteries
have not run out.
TROUBLESHOOTING
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In case of electrostatic discharge, the product may not function properly and will require
a manual reset. After reset, messages recorded will remain intact; if a message was
eing recorded it will e lost.
USB ca le is properly
attached
Cannot locate voice
recorder on PC
Error message states
unit is not properly
connected
Cannot store messages Error message states
memory is full
Erase some messages
(->10) to make room
TIP: If the message is
important then you should
first save it (->15)
Time-out error When transferring a
message to and from
PC to unit you get no
response or a time-out
USB ca le is properly
attached
File error When you try selecting
a file format that is not
supported
The file was not created y
Voice Recorder Link
software
Failed to save the file
to the selected path
When the selected output
path / drive is either full
or read only
Please make sure that the
selected drive has enough
free space, or that any write
protect features have een
disa led
Memory error When the PC does not
have enough memory for
the operation
Delete unwanted files on
your hard drive to create
space
Una le to play ack
*.WAV files
When you do not have
compati le *.WAV format
file player
Install *.WAV format player
Problem Symptom Check This
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Software
CAUTION
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SAFETY
To ensure that you use your voice recorder
correctly, read these Safety Notes and your
User Manual carefully. The warnings given
here provide important safety information
and should e o served at all times.
GENERAL WARNINGS
•Do not attempt to repair the voice
recorder yourself. Contact the retailer
or our customer service department
if your product requires servicing.
•The voice recorder is a precision
instrument. Never attempt to take
this device apart. There is a serious
danger of powerful electric shocks.
•Do not immerse the voice recorder
in water.
•Do not, under any circumstances,
touch the exposed electronic circuitry
of the voice recorder, as there is a
danger of electric shock should it
ecome exposed.
•Take special care when handling a
damaged LCD display, as the liquid
crystals can e harmful to your health.
•Do not use or store the voice recorder
in locations that may adversely affect
the product such as rain, snow, desert,
and magnetic fields.
•Do not use this device in aircrafts or
hospitals. The use of the voice recorder
can cause malfunctions in the control
devices of other equipment.
•Do not su ject the voice recorder to
impact or shock while recording.
About Noise
• During recording OR play ack,
noise may e generated if too close
to a power lead, florescent light, or
porta le phone.
• If the unit is umped or ru ed during
recording, noise may e recorded.
Cleaning for Your Voice Recorder
Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the LCD
display. Use a damp cloth and mild
detergent to wipe the unit. Dry immediately.
Storage
Remove the device from the pouch and
keep it in a well-ventilated place to
prevent molding.
Check all major functions when the voice
recorder has een unused for a long period
of time to check that the device is fully
operational.
OTHER NOTICES
Statement of Responsibility
Oregon Scientific assumes no responsi ility
for any incidental losses (such as the
costs of recording or the loss of income
from recording) incurred as a result of
faults with this product.
Oregon Scientific will not e held lia le
for any odily injury, death, property
damages or any other claims of whatever
nature resulting from the misuse or
negligence of the VR product, whether
intentional or unintentional. Oregon Scientific
will not e responsi le for any deviations
in the usage of the device from those
specified in the user instructions or any
unapproved alterations or repairs of the
product.
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SAFETY AND CARE
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Copyright
Voices or sounds recorded using your voice recorder cannot e used in ways that
infringe copyright laws. Note that some restrictions apply to the recording of performances,
entertainments and exhi its, even when intended purely for personal use.
Users are also asked to note that the transfer of memory containing data protected
under copyright laws is only permissi le within the restrictions imposed.
Visit our we site (www.oregonscientific.com) to learn more a out other Oregon Scientific™
products such as digital cameras, projection clocks, health and fitness gear, and weather
stations. The we site also includes contact information for our customer service
department, in case you need to reach us.
Type Description
Recording Time Standard
Long
132 min
265 min
Recording Medium Solid state memory
Speaker Ceramic speaker dia. 23mm
Actual Maximum Output 19mW
PC Connection USB 1.1
Battery Type 2 x AAA 1.5V Alkaline atteries
Battery Life Approx. 16 hours of continuous play ack
Approx. 20 hours of continuous recording
Size 118.2mm (L) x 32mm (W) x 13mm (T)
(14.5mm [T] at speaker)
Weight 30g without atteries
Display 20.6mm (W) x 20.6mm (L)
NOTE: Design and specifications are su ject to change without notice.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
ABOUT OREGON SCIENTIFIC
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