Menu setting method

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Select the folder using the + or

buttons and press the `OK button to move to file selection. Use the + or

button to select the file in the same way.

2Press the `OK button to exit [Playback File] selection.

6Press + or − button to select [Finish].

7 Press the `OK button to

Notes

• If [Everyday] is selected, the alarm will

sound at the scheduled time every day

unless alarm playback is canceled.

• The alarm will sound for five minutes and

then stop. In such a case, even if a file is

selected for Alarm Playback, it will not be

automatically played.

• If three alarm playback have the same

starting times, [Preset 1] has the highest

priority and [Preset 3] has the lowest.

• If the recorder is in use or if operations are

being performed at the scheduled time,

the Alarm Playback function will not be

available.

• The alarm will sound at the scheduled

time even if the power is turned off or

the recorder is set to Hold mode. The

recorder begins to play the selected file

Menu

 

 

method setting

 

When setting to [ON]

 

 

 

complete the setting.

Programmed settings will be applied and the display will return to the preset number selection menu.

To set other preset numbers, repeat the abovementioned procedure.

When the 9button is pressed in the Select in Advance Menu, the settings selected can be confirmed.

8Press the F2 (EXIT) button to

complete the setting.

• The [A] will appear on the display.

when you press any button, and stops

playing when you press the STOP (4)

button.

• If the selected file is moved, erased or the

microSD card removed, file playback will

not be performed and only the alarm will

sound.

• If the starting times for timer recording

and alarm playback are set for the same

time, timer recording will have priority

(P.70).

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

alarm data will also be erased, so you

won’t be able to set an alarm. When

the data has been erased by accident,

connect to PC and copy the alarm

sound data to the recorder by using the

supplied "Olympus Sonority" (P.86).

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