Olympus LS-100 User's Manual

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Olympus LS-100 Specification

The Olympus LS-100 Voice Recorder is a high-performance audio recording device designed for professional audio capture and production. It features dual XLR/Phantom inputs, which allow for the connection of external microphones or instruments, ensuring high-quality audio input. The recorder supports 24-bit/96kHz Linear PCM recording, providing superior sound fidelity suitable for critical audio applications.

The LS-100 is equipped with a pair of built-in stereo microphones capable of withstanding sound pressure levels up to 140dB, making it ideal for recording loud environments without distortion. Its 4GB internal memory, expandable via an SD/SDHC slot, offers ample storage for extended recording sessions. The device also includes a multi-track recording feature, allowing up to 8 tracks to be mixed and edited directly on the unit, which is particularly useful for musicians and sound engineers.

A high-resolution LCD display ensures clear visibility of recording settings and levels, while the intuitive interface simplifies navigation and operation. The LS-100 supports various recording formats, including WAV and MP3, providing flexibility in file management and distribution. A rechargeable lithium-ion battery powers the recorder, delivering long-lasting performance for on-the-go projects.

Additional features include a voice synchronization function, a tuner and metronome for musical applications, and a USB interface for easy data transfer to computers. With its rugged construction and advanced capabilities, the Olympus LS-100 is an excellent choice for professionals seeking a versatile and reliable recording solution.

Olympus LS-100 F.A.Q.

How do I set up the Olympus LS-100 for the first time?

To set up the Olympus LS-100, insert the batteries, power on the device, and follow the on-screen instructions to set the date and time. Ensure you have inserted an SD card if additional storage is needed.

How can I improve the recording quality on my LS-100?

To improve recording quality, use an external microphone, adjust the recording level manually in the settings, and select the appropriate recording format and quality in the menu options.

What should I do if my LS-100 is not turning on?

Check if the batteries are correctly inserted and charged. If using an AC adapter, ensure it is properly connected. Try resetting the device by removing and reinserting the batteries.

How do I transfer recordings from the LS-100 to a computer?

Connect the LS-100 to a computer using a USB cable. The device should appear as a removable drive. Copy the desired audio files to your computer’s hard drive.

What is the best way to maintain the battery life of the LS-100?

Use high-quality rechargeable batteries and fully charge them before use. Turn off the device when not in use and avoid leaving it in extreme temperatures.

How can I reduce background noise in my recordings?

Use the built-in low-cut filter to reduce low-frequency noise, position the microphone closer to the sound source, and record in a quieter environment if possible.

How do I format the SD card on the Olympus LS-100?

Navigate to the menu and select 'Card Menu'. Choose 'Format' and confirm the action. This will erase all data on the card, so ensure any important files are backed up.

Can I use the LS-100 as an audio interface for my computer?

Yes, the LS-100 can be used as an audio interface. Connect it to your computer via USB and select the appropriate mode in the device settings. Install any necessary drivers if required.

How do I update the firmware on the Olympus LS-100?

Download the latest firmware from the Olympus website. Connect the LS-100 to your computer and transfer the firmware file to the root directory of the device’s internal memory. Follow the instructions on the Olympus website to complete the update.

What should I do if the LS-100 is not recognizing my SD card?

Ensure the SD card is properly inserted and compatible with the LS-100. Try formatting the card in the device. If the issue persists, test with another SD card to rule out a fault with the original.