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Symptom Remedy The ACCESS indicator, peak • "LED" is set to "OFF". Display the menu and set "LED" to "ON" level indicators, z REC (page 79). button, N PLAY/ENTER button, or X PAUSE button indicators do not light. "Memory Full" is displayed • The memory is full. Delete some of the tracks or delete all the and you cannot start tracks after you store them on your computer (page 30, 69). recording. "Track Full" is displayed and • 99 tracks have been recorded in the selected folder. Therefore you cannot operate the PCM you cannot record another track, or copy a track. Delete some of recorder. the tracks or delete all the tracks after you store them on your computer (page 30, 69). Noise is heard. • A button on the PCM recorder is pressed, the case is touched, or the PCM recorder is held, so that noise was recorded. • The PCM recorder was placed near an AC power source, a fluorescent lamp or a mobile phone during recording or playback. • Roaring noise from wind, or other noises from electric fans, air conditioners, air cleaners, or PC fans have been recorded. You can reduce the noise by setting the LCF(Low Cut Filter) function (page 43). • Plug of the connected microphone was dirty when recording. Clean the plug. • The headphone plug is dirty. Clean the plug. The input sound is distorted. • The level is too high in automatic recording. When a guide is displayed, set the MIC SENS(ATT) switch to "LOW," or place the PCM recorder away from the sound source. If the problem persists, switch to manual recording, and adjust the recording level manually using the REC LEVEL dial. • The sound source has parts that are too loud. Set "LIMITER" in the menu to "ON" (page 44). Troubleshooting 103GB

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103
GB
Troubleshooting
The ACCESS indicator, peak
level indicators,
z
REC
button,
N
PLAY/ENTER
button, or
X
PAUSE button
indicators do not light.
•
“LED” is set to “OFF”. Display the menu and set “LED” to “ON”
(page 79).
“Memory Full” is displayed
and you cannot start
recording.
•
The memory is full. Delete some of the tracks or delete all the
tracks after you store them on your computer (page 30, 69).
“Track Full” is displayed and
you cannot operate the PCM
recorder.
•
99 tracks have been recorded in the selected
folder. Therefore
you cannot record another track, or copy a track. Delete some of
the tracks or delete all the tracks after you store them on your
computer (page 30, 69).
Noise is heard.
•
A button on the PCM recorder is pressed, the case is touched, or
the PCM recorder is held, so that noise was recorded.
•
The PCM recorder was placed near an AC power source, a
fluorescent lamp or a mobile phone during recording or playback.
•
Roaring noise from wind, or other noises from electric fans, air
conditioners, air cleaners, or PC fans have been recorded. You can
reduce the noise by setting the LCF(Low Cut Filter) function
(page 43).
•
Plug of the connected microphone was dirty when recording.
Clean the plug.
•
The headphone plug is dirty. Clean the plug.
The input sound is distorted.
•
The level is too high in automatic recording.
When a guide is displayed, set the MIC SENS(ATT) switch to
“LOW,” or place the PCM recorder away from the sound source.
If the problem persists, switch to manual recording, and adjust the
recording level manually using the REC LEVEL dial.
•
The sound source has parts that are too loud. Set “LIMITER” in
the menu to “ON” (page 44).
Symptom
Remedy