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Olympus LS-100 Current measurement value appears, Examples of the measurement display, Degrees

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About the Lissajous measurement

3 The current measurement value appears.

•When there is no phase difference (0 degrees), it means that sound is being equally fed into the left/right channels of the microphone. If phase difference arises, the line becomes wider. At a phase difference of 90 degrees, the line forms a circle.

Phase difference 0 degree

Examples of the measurement display:

Phase difference 45	Phase difference 90
degrees	degrees

Phase difference 135	Phase difference 180
degrees	degrees

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Olympus LS-100 Current measurement value appears, Examples of the measurement display, Phase difference, Degrees

Contents

LS-100 Description of This Manual Trademarks and registered trademarksIndex Menus About the PC 117 For Quick Reference 123Table of Contents Chapter About the PC Chapter About the Tuner, the Lissajous MetronomeChapter Menus Chapter For Quick ReferenceFWarning Safety precautionsFDanger FCautionRecorder Do not turn the volume up before start- ing operationDo not disassemble, repair, or modify the product Battery AC adapterXLR/standard phone combo jack Disposal of rechargeable batteryDo not damage the power supply cord Do not touch or hold the AC adapter with wet handsLithium ion battery Checking AccessoriesHow to attach the strap ManualOverview of Recorder Main Features Name of Each Part SD card slot Name of Each Part Battery/SD card cover Lock switchSwitch L USB terminalConnecting with External Devices Connecting with External DevicesOverdubbing Recorder ModeLets use LS-100 Solo practiceMix them into a single file Multi-Track ModeTuner/Lissajous/Metronome Mode According to the type For microphones InstrumentRecording Tips for Each Instrument Recorder position examplesHall Acoustic guitarElectric guitar InstrumentConnecting the microphone Connecting the instrumentsXLR/standard phone combo jack Startup Recharging the battery Power SupplyInserting the battery Connecting the recorder to the USB AC adapter for rechargeBattery indicator Recharging 4Operating temperature4Recommended temperature range 4DischargeSlide the POWER/HOLD switch How to Use the POWER/HOLD SwitchTurning the power on Turning the power off Sleep modeSlide the POWER/HOLD switch to Activating the hold modeClearing the hold mode Slide the POWER/HOLD switch to posi- tion aInitial Settings before Using the Recorder Setting the date and time Time & Date1038 p.m 2238 Initial value How to set the voice guideExample 1038 p.m March 24 initial valueInserting the SD card Inserting and Removing the SD CardCard is inserted all the way Removing the SD card SD cardOperations on the Home Screen Recorder Mode Overdub What You Can Do in the Recorder ModeNormal Play SyncSelecting folders and files Files and FoldersFolders Folder List ScreenFile name File ScreenMP3 format Before Recording Adjusting the recording level properlyRecording standby mode REC Level dialRecording Normal Recording NormalPausing the recording Usage Example Overdubbing OverdubPlay File to dub over P Set the Rec Mode to OverdubPress the REC button to start recording Press the Play button to startPlay Sync Play Sync VocalCRecording level meter Adjust the recording level to balance itWith the playback file Select a file for sync recording PVoice Sync Recording V-Sync. Rec Set the Rec Mode to V-SyncPress the 9/0button to adjust the voice sync level Press the REC button again to start recordingImportant Notes on Recording Recording using the metronomeSelect Setting and set Display to On P Set Metronome Menu to OnPress the OK button Searching for filesHome Recorder Press the F1 Search buttonPlayback Volume dialPlayback Changing the playback speedRewinding Fast-forwardingSkipping to the beginning of a file At the position you wish to Placing an index markErasing an index mark Place an index mark, pressReleasing the segment repeat playback Segment repeat playbackWill flash on the display While the recorder is stopped Press the Erase button ErasingErasing a File Select All in folder or One fileStart point and End point will Partially erasing a filePlayerase.the file you wish to partially Flash alternately on the displayDisconnect the AC adapter Remove the battery Important Notes on ErasingMulti-Track Mode Bounce What You Can Do in the Multi-Track ModeProject Save as one fileHome screen Project screen Selecting a project and trackMulti-Track screen Multi-Track screen File list screen under a projectOn next Creating a Multi-Track ProjectSelect Multitrack Creating a Multi-Track ProjectBounce the tracks See pages 59 to 63 for detailsSelect Multitrack Select a trackSelect Multitrack, and press the OK button Start recording Adjust the recording levelStop recording Check the track playback Adjust the trackPress the 9button to choose the setting you wish to change Press the Play buttonLeft/right balance Press 9three times Add tracksOutput balance Press 9twice Track assignment Press 9four timesBounce the tracks Press the Stop button to stop recording and playbackErase a track Erasing a Multi-Track Project/TrackErasing a project Select a project to erase Press the Erase buttonSelect Start with the + button Press the OK button Select the track to erase with+/− button Erase confirmation screen appearsLissajous, Metronome Using the tuner Home TunerBass chords chart Adjust while looking at the tuning meter and the indicatorGuitar chords chart String number/Note nameHome Lissajous What is a phase difference?About the Lissajous measurement Before starting to measureExamples of the measurement display Phase differenceCurrent measurement value appears DegreesHome Metronome Using the metronomePress the +/− button to adjust the tempo Press the Play button to start the metronomeMenus Item to be set How to set the menusPress the Menu button Press the 9/0button toPress the +/ − button to select a SettingWhen the menu screen is opened Menu item Menu screenChoices field indicates the default setting Recording Menu Rec Menu Menu settings for recordingList of menus Multi-Track Mode, Play Menu do not function CD Write P Format file into a CD Metronome P Tempo, Sound, Beat, Volume List of menusBounce P To one file Speed 100%-400% Languages available for display varyLanguage Lang P Depending on the sales region Voice Guide PResets the settings to the default Reset Settings P Power Save PAC Adapter Optional USB Settings P USB Class Composite Fn. Recorder F1 F2 F3Sync. time setting Recording mode Rec ModeMenu Rec Menu Rec Mode Recording menu Rec MenuMenu Rec Menu Mic Gain Press the OK button to finish the settingMicrophone gain Mic Gain Input sourceMenu Rec Menu Rec Level Recording level Rec LevelPress the +/− button to select a menu item Limit/Comp Off Input switch Input SelectMenu Rec Menu Input Select LinePhantom Power Microphone power source Mic PowerMenu Rec Menu Mic Power Plug-in PowerPress the +/− button to select the recording rate Recording format Rec FormatMenu Rec Menu Rec Format MP3300Hz Low cut filterMenu Rec Menu Low Cut Filter 100HzMenu Rec Menu Pre-Recording How to use Pre-RecordingPre-recording Pre-Recording While the recorder is in stop mode, press the REC buttonMenu Rec Menu Rec Monitor Recording monitor Rec MonitorRecording monitor functions Play menu Play Menu Play mode Play ModeMenu Play Menu Play Mode Skip space Skip SpaceMin min How to play with skipping and reverse skippingPress the OK button to finish Sec sec min minSelect a file to set the erase lock File menu File MenuErase lock File Lock Stop mode, open the menuFile Move/Copy Move/Copy Menu File Menu Move/CopySelected files setting Repeat , select a file to bePress the +/− button to select a Moving/copying to RecorderMoving/copying to Multitrack Project to be moved or copiedMulti-Track Mode, File Divide does not function File divide File DivideMenu File Menu File divide File divide is available only from the file display screenMenu File Menu Property PropertyMP3 Convert PropertyPress the + button to select Start Press the OK button Menu File Menu MP3 ConvertConvert check screen appears Screen for your selection will appear CD write CD WriteMenu File Menu CD Write File menu Insert an empty CD to the CD driveBounce Bounce Setting 1FileSetting Selected Files Home MultitrackScreen shifts to the Multi-Track screen Menu File Menu BounceBounce check window appears Metronome menu Metronome Menu SettingTe m p o , S o u n d , B e a t , o r Volume Metronome MetronomeSetting sets the metronome tone Using the metronome function in Multi-Track ModeSound setting Metronome volume can be adjusted between 01Backlight Backlight LCD/Sound menu LCD/Sound MenuMenu LCD/Sound Menu Backlight Menu LCD/Sound Menu Beep Beep sound BeepMenu LCD/Sound Menu LED LED turns onMenu LCD/Sound Menu LanguageLang Language switch Lang Language LangVoice guide Voice Guide Menu LCD/Sound Menu Voice GuideMenu LCD/Sound Menu Intro Play Intro play Intro Play10sec., 5sec., 3sec Fn. Recorder setting Fn key setting Fn. SettingFn. Setting Device menu Device MenuMemory Select Fn. MTR settingMemory select Registered function is calledMenu Device Menu Power Save Sleep Power SaveTime setting Time & Date Menu Device Menu Time & DateMenu Device Menu USB Settings USB setting USB SettingsPress the +/− button to select the setting item USB ConnectionStorage Class or Composite and then press the OK button AC AdapterOptional CompositeMenu Device Menu Reset Settings Setting reset Reset SettingsMenu setting after setting reset default setting Recording MenuLCD/Sound Menu Metronome MenuDevice menu Format Format Screen shifts to the Format screen115 Menu Device Menu Memory Info Memory information Memory InfoSystem information System Info Menu Device Menu System InfoAbout the PC PC operating environment Using the recorder on your PCPrecautions on using the recorder connected to a PC Windows MacintoshConnecting to your PC Screen. Click Safely remove USB Mass Storage Device Disconnecting from your PCWindows MacintoshDrive name and folder name when a PC is connected SD card Transferring voice files to your PCUsing the recorder as a USB microphone/speaker Using the recorder as an external memory for your PCFor Quick Reference Alarm message list Alarm message listMessage Description Action 125 Symptom Probable cause Action TroubleshootingTroubleshooting 127 128 Accessories optional Glossary Description GlossaryGlossary Specifications General pointsReference input level Guide to recording times General frequency responseHz to 20 kHz Maximum recording time for a single file Recording format Built-in memory SD cardGuide to battery life Lithium ion battery linear PCM formatUser Support E-mail address in Europe Technical assistance and supportSTechnical Hotline Number in Europe For customers in EuropeOlympus Imaging Corp

About the Lissajous measurement

3 The current measurement value appears.

Examples of the measurement display:

Phase difference 45

degrees