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    Product registration Thank you for purchasing an RCA pr oduct. W e pride ourselves on the quality and reliability of all our electronic products but if you ever need service or have a question, our customer service sta stands ready to help. Contact us at www . rcaaudiovideo.com. PURCHASE REGISTRA TION: Registering On-line will allow us to contac[...]

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    1 Impor tant safety instructions PLEASE READ AND SA VE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE IMPORT ANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Some of the following information may not apply t o your particular product; however , as with any electronic product, precautions should be observed during handling and use. • Read these instructions. • Keep these instructions. • Heed a[...]

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    2 ENGLISH Impor tant battery precautions • Any battery may present a risk of fire, explosion, or chemical burn if abused . Do not try to charge a battery that is not intended to be recharged, do not incinerate, and do not puncture. • Non-rechargeable batteries, such as alkaline batteries, ma y leak if left in your product for a long period of t[...]

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    3 FCC Information Note: This equipment has been tested and f ound to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to P ar t 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable pr otection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses , and can radiate radio frequency energy [...]

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    4 ENGLISH Important safety instructions IMPORT ANT SAFE TY INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................................................... 1 Important batter y precautions ................................................................................................ 2 Ecology ...................................................[...]

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    5 Recording Recording ..................................................................................................................... .................... 12 Setting recording quality ..................................................................................................... ...... 12 Setting recording mode .........................[...]

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    6 ENGLISH Installing batteries 1. Apply thumb pressure to slide the battery compartment cover , then remove the cover . 2. Insert t wo “ AAA ” batteries (not included) following the polarity marks in the battery compar tment. 3. Reinstall the cover . Refer to the battery level indicator on the display for battery ’ s level. Replace with new b[...]

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    7 General controls Recording indicator Built-in microphone Front Right Side Controls Left Side Controls[...]

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    8 ENGLISH Fr ont Controls / – Skips to previous/next file; selects items in the menu; press and hold to fast backward or forward NOTES – A ccesses the Notes folder GROCERIES – Accesses the Groceries folder F AMIL Y – Accesses the Family f older REC•P AUSE – Starts and pauses recording PLA Y•P AUSE – Confirms a setting in the menu. S[...]

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    9 Display Folder name (NOTES, GROCERIES and F AMIL Y ) Playback progress bar File name Play mode icon Pause mode icon Battery level indicator Elapsed playback time Recording quality (LP/HQ) Play mode screenshot Pause mode scr eenshot Current file number/total number of files[...]

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    10 ENGLISH Stop mode icon Recording mode icon (icon will be flashing when recording is paused) Stop mode screenshot Recording mode screenshot File length Recording time T otal remaining time available for recor ding[...]

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    11 Setting date and time Basic operations With the date and time set, you can alwa ys view the date and time of your recordings . Normal recording is still possible without setting the date and time . However , no correct recording date and time can be r eferenced in y our recorded messages. T o set the date and time 1. While in stop mode, press ME[...]

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    12 ENGLISH Accessing Rec orded F ile I nformation While in stop mode, press and hold MENU butt on to display recor ded file information such as, date of r ecording, time of r ecording , recording mode , and record quality . Recording 1. While in stop mode, press REC•P A USE button to start recording. The red recording indicator will light illumin[...]

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    13 • Y ou may slide the Dict/Conf switch during recording. Ho wever , you selection will only be effective starting from the next recording . • For c onferences , to obtain optimum recor ding quality, plac e the recorder with the microphone fr eely exposed to the sound source as close as convenient. A built-in automatic r ecording level c ontro[...]

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    14 ENGLISH • The GROCERIES folder is defaulted to the A UTO-APPEND ON mode. The NOTES and F AMIL Y folders are defaulted to A UTO- APPEND OFF mode. See Settings Section to enable AUTO-APPEND for NO TES and F AMIL Y folder . • While in stop mode, the most recent file will be appended when y ou press REC•P A USE button unless you press / to sel[...]

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    15 Accessing Settings menu 1. While in stop mode, press MENU to ac cess the Settings menu. 2. Press / to select S ettings and press PLA Y•P A USE button to confirm selection . 3. Press / to highlight the desired item, then press PLA Y•P AUSE button to select that item. 4. Press / to adjust the value, then press PLA Y•P AUSE button to save the[...]

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    16 ENGLISH T roubleshooting tips Player doesn ’t turn on • Check that batteries are properly inserted and not exhausted. • Make sure the battery compartment door is properly closed. Can not recor d • Make sure the L OCK function is not activated. • Make sure memory is not full. • Y ou have recorded 200 files in one f older . T r y to re[...]

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    17 12 Month Limited W arranty Applies to RCA Voice Recor ders AUDIOVO X ACCESSORIES CORP . (the Company) warrants to the original retail purchaser of this product that should this product or any part thereof, under normal use and conditions, be prov en defective in material or w orkmanship within 12 months from the date of original purchase , such [...]

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    18 ENGLISH authorized to assume for the C ompany any liability other than expressed her ein in connection with the sale of this product. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damage so the abov e limitations or exclusions may not apply to y ou. This W[...]