Olympus DS-333 User Manual download pdf (Page 70)

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Alarm Message List

Meaning

Low battery

power

Erase-locked

Index full

Folder full

Maximum number

Zero remaining

memory

No file

Change recording

mode

Error in the internal

flash memory

System error

Too many

characters input

PC microphone

indicator

Formatting error

Action

Replace with new batteries.

(☞ P.8)

Unlock the file. (☞ P.26)

Erase index marks that are no

longer required. (☞ P.27)

Erase unnecessary files. (☞ P.24)

Erase unnecessary files. (☞ P.24)

Erase unnecessary files. (☞ P.24)

Select another folder.

Set the recording mode to SP when

using connection cable KP4.

(☞ P.18)

This is a malfunction, so go to the

store where you purchased the

recorder or an Olympus service

station for repair.

This is a malfunction, so go to the

store where you purchased the

recorder or an Olympus service

station for repair.

Reduce the number of characters

within the limit. Up to eight

characters can be used for a folder

name. (☞ P.32-34)

Up to 100 characters can be used

for a file comment. (☞ P.35)

See DSS Player online help for

details.

Reformat the memory. (☞ P.40)

Explanation

Battery power is getting low.

Tried to delete a locked file.

The file is full of index marks

(maximum of 16 marks).

The folder is full of files (maximum

of 199 files).

The destination folder already has

the maximum number of files

(199).

No remaining internal memory.

No files were found in the folder.

For voice recognition applications, the

recording mode cannot be set to LP

when using the connection cable KP4.

Error in the internal memory.

System error detected in the

recorder.

Exceeds the maximum number of

characters that can be registered.

The recorder is being used as a

PC microphone. (☞ P.66)

There was an error while

formatting the recorder's memory.

Message

BATTERY LOW

LOCK ON

INDEX FULL

FOLDER FULL

MEMORY FULL

NO FILE

CHANGE REC

MODE

MEMORY ERROR

SYSTEM ERROR

OVER FLOW

TRAIN PC

FORMAT ERROR

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