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On the IC recorder operations, Noise, Power source

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Table of Contents Index 105 Troubleshooting On the IC recorder operations Noise Noise is heard.  An object, such as your finger, etc., accidentally rubbed or scratched the IC recorder during recording so that noise was recorded.  The IC recorder was placed near an AC power source, a fluorescent lamp or a mobile phone during recording or playback.  The plug of the connected headphones is dirty.  Clean the plug. Power source The IC recorder cannot be turned on. The IC recorder does not operate, even if you press any button.  The built-in rechargeable battery is weak.  The power of the IC recorder is off.  Slide and hold the POWER•HOLD switch in the direction of "POWER" until the window display appears. The power is turned on ( p. 20).  The HOLD function is activated.  Slide the POWER•HOLD switch in the center direction ( p. 16). The IC recorder cannot be turned off.  When the IC recorder is in the stop mode, slide and hold the POWER•HOLD switch in the direction of "POWER" until the "Power Off " animation is displayed. The power is turned off ( p. 20). The IC recorder is powered off automatically.  When the IC recorder is in the stop mode and you leave the IC recorder without attempting an operation for approximately 10 minutes, the auto power off function will take effect. When you slide the POWER•HOLD switch in the direction of "HOLD" in the stop mode, the IC recorder enters the standby mode. In the standby mode, the IC recorder turns off automatically if there is no operation attempted for 24 hours. Until then, the IC recorder does not turn off completely unless you turn it off manually. Continued 

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Troubleshooting
Index
Table of
Contents
On the IC recorder operations
Noise
Noise is heard.
An object, such as your finger, etc., accidentally rubbed or scratched the IC recorder
during recording so that noise was recorded.
The IC recorder was placed near an AC power source, a fluorescent lamp or a
mobile phone during recording or playback.
The plug of the connected headphones is dirty.
Clean the plug.
Power source
The IC recorder cannot be turned on. The IC recorder does not operate, even if you
press any button.
The built‑in rechargeable battery is weak.
The power of the IC recorder is off.
Slide and hold the POWER•HOLD switch in the direction of “POWER” until the
window display appears. The power is turned on (
p. 20).
The HOLD function is activated.
Slide the POWER•HOLD switch in the center direction (
p. 16).
The IC recorder cannot be turned off.
When the IC recorder is in the stop mode, slide and hold the POWER•HOLD
switch in the direction of “POWER” until the “Power Off” animation is displayed.
The power is turned off (
p. 20).
The IC recorder is powered off automatically.
When the IC recorder is in the stop mode and you leave the IC recorder without
attempting an operation for approximately 10 minutes, the auto power off function
will take effect. When you slide the POWER•HOLD switch in the direction of
“HOLD” in the stop mode, the IC recorder enters the standby mode. In the standby
mode, the IC recorder turns off automatically if there is no operation attempted for
24 hours. Until then, the IC recorder does not turn off completely unless you turn it
off manually.
Continued