Olympus DM-650 Specifications download pdf (Page 79)

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Menu setting method

Menu setting method

• It may take over 10 seconds to complete

processing. Never perform operations

such as the following while processing, as

they may damage the data. In addition,

replace the battery with a new one in

order to ensure that the battery will not

run out while processing.

1 Disconnecting the AC Adapter while

processing.

2 Removing the battery while

processing.

3 Remove the microSD card during

processing when [microSD Card] is

being used as the recording media.

• Formatting on the recorder will be

Quick Format. If you format the microSD

card, information of file management

is refreshed and the data inside the

microSD card is not deleted completely.

When handing over and disposing the

microSD card, be careful about the

data leakage from the microSD card.

We recommend the microSD card to be

destroyed when you dispose the microSD

card.

• If the recorder is formatted (☞ P. 77), the

starting/closing tune data will also be

erased, and the starting tune and closing

tune will not be played. If you want to

recover the starting/closing tune data,

connect to the PC and copy the default

sound data to the recorder by using the

supplied “Olympus Sonority” (☞ P.86).

• If the recorder is formatted (☞ P. 77), the

alarm sound data will also be erased. The

alarm playback function is available but

the alarm sounds [Alarm 1] [Alarm 2]

[Alarm 3] in [Alarm Sound] will all have

the same sound. At this stage, the alarm

sounds will be different from the pre-set

ones. If you want to recover the alarm

sound data, connect to the PC and copy

the default sound data to the recorder by

using the supplied “Olympus Sonority”

(☞ P. 86).

For DM-670:

• If you format the recorder (☞ P.77), voice

guide data will be erased as well. If you

want to recover the voice guide data,

connect to a PC and copy the guide data

to the recorder by using the supplied

“Olympus Sonority” (☞ P.86).

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