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R Cullimore - Using Olypus ws110 digi-rec v5 - 3 Dec 08

 

 

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3.  In the left of the window, click on the words ‘Removable Disk’ or ‘WS-110’. 

You should end up with five folders (DSS_FLDA through to DSS_FLDE) under it. 

4.  In the left of the window, click on each of the five folders in turn. 

You should see their contents (the recordings) in the right of the window. 

 
Each of the recordings has its own file name, such as WS110063, and if you point to a 
recording file with your mouse you should get an information box appear next to it telling 
you about that file (including Duration and size in KB). 
 
If the PC has sound set up on it, double-clicking a recording file should allow you to hear it. 
 

C3.  Copying the recordings 

First, decide where you want to copy the files to on the PC. 
For example, you may want to create a separate folder on the PC for each learner, or each 
topic, or each class, then copy the recordings into the appropriate folders. 
 
Creating folders on the PC 

This follows on from C2 above. 

1.  In the left of the window, click once on the location where you want the new folder to 

be - eg click ‘My Documents’; 

2.  At the top of the window click File + New + Folder. 

You should then see a new folder appear in the right of the window with its title 
(probably ‘new folder’) highlighted in blue. 

3.  Type in an appropriate name for this new folder and press Enter on the keyboard 

This new name should replace the one highlighted in blue. 

4.  Repeat the process to create more folders if required. 

 
Copying files from the recorder to the PC 

1.  In the left of the window, click on the recorder folder (eg DSS_FLDA) which contains 

the files you want to copy.  The folder’s contents should appear in the right side. 

2.  Check that you can see the destination folder in the left side; if not, scroll up or down 

until it comes into view (but don’t click it).  The files in the right side should still be 
the same as at step 1. 

3.  In the right side, click once on the first file then hold down the Ctrl key on the 

keyboard and click on the other files you want to copy (if any) 

4.  Grab the highlighted files in the right side by pointing at one of them with the tip of 

the mouse-arrow and holding down the left mouse button. 

5.  Keep the mouse button held down and drag the files across to the left side and ‘into’ 

the folder where you want them to go; then release the mouse button. 

6.  In the left of the window, click on the folder to which you have just copied the files 

and check they are now there (they should appear in the right side). 

 

Summary of Contents for WS-110

Page 1: ...at should last 18 20 hours Part A Setting it Up A1 Inserting the Battery Turn the recorder upside down and on the bottom you should see 2 parallel grooves next to a grey arrow Use a fingernail or simi...

Page 2: ...oose from Then press OK and DISP MENU to get out c The time system is the 12 hour clock so shows AM or PM next to the time d If you want to change to the 24 hour clock work down to step 7 above make s...

Page 3: ...r making recordings of learners in one way or another Most of the information applies to other situations as well B1 Recording 1 Select the folder you want to use by pressing the FOLDER INDEX button u...

Page 4: ...lapsed time counter then release To hear a recording a bit slower or a bit faster press PLAY again during playback once for slower twice for faster third time to get back to normal B4 Index Marks jump...

Page 5: ...second time press then OK B6 How much time left To find out how much free space time there is left on the recorder press and hold the STOP button when the recorder is doing nothing This first shows t...

Page 6: ...nector 4 Assuming the computer is already on and running normally simply plug the recorder into the USB port on the computer and wait a short while for the recorder s light to flash if after 30 second...

Page 7: ...ew Folder You should then see a new folder appear in the right of the window with its title probably new folder highlighted in blue 3 Type in an appropriate name for this new folder and press Enter on...

Page 8: ...ers on the recorder whilst plugged in to the PC and copying files across to it However once unplugged from the PC there is no way of seeing the extra folders on the recorder itself as the display can...

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