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2. Press 

F.F.

 or 

REWIND

 button as required until 

“REC MODE”

 flashes. 

3. Press 

ENTER/INDEX

 button, 

“REC MOD:

” will appear and the present 

record mode, HQ, 

SP

, or 

LP

 will flash. 

4. Press 

F.F.

 or 

REWIND

 button as required to select desired record mode. 

Press 

ENTER/INDEX

 button to confirm. 

5. 

MIC SEN”

 will flash, press the 

ENTER/INDEX

 button to enter menu or 

press 

STOP

 button to return to idle mode. 

 

Setting Microphone Sensitivity 

Your recorder has three preset microphone sensitivity set-
tings. Medium (

MI

) setting works well for most recording 

situations.  

1.  If sound source is loud or located near recorder, use low (

LO

) setting.  

2.  If sound source is low or located away from recorder, use high (

HI

) setting. 

3.  Press and hold 

MENU/FOLDER

 button until 

“DATE/TIME

 flashes. 

4. Press 

F.F.

 or 

REWIND

 button as required until 

“MIC SEN”

 flashes. 

5. Press 

ENTER/INDEX

 button, 

“MIC SEN:”

 will appear and present record 

mode (

LO,

 

MI

, or 

HI

) will flash. 

6. Press 

F.F.

 or 

REWIND

 button as required to select desired microphone 

sensitivity. 

7. Press 

ENTER/INDEX

 button to confirm, 

“PLAY MODE”

 will flash. Press 

ENTER/INDEX

 button to enter menu or press 

STOP

 button to return to 

idle mode. 

 

Setting Playback Mode 

Set recorder to playback either one recording or all recordings in folder. 

1.  Press and hold 

MENU/FOLDER

 button until 

“DATE/TIME”

 flashes. 

 

Normal/Hold Switch 

The 

NORMAL

/

HOLD

 switch is located on left side of the recorder. It prevents 

the recorder control buttons from being accidentally pressed when it is in 
your pocket or brief case.

 

1. Set 

NORMAL

/

HOLD

 switch located on left 

side of recorder to 

HOLD

 position. 

2. The 

HOLD

 icon will be displayed. When 

PLAY

 button is pressed, 

“LOCK:

 

ON”

 will be displayed briefly. 

3. Return 

NORMAL/HOLD

 switch to 

NORMAL

 position to resume normal 

recorder operation. 

 

Idle Mode Display Information 

Your recorder will display battery status, folder number and number of re-
cordings, recording mode, MIC sensitivity, playback mode, VOX status, and 
current time when recorder is in idle mode. 

1. Press 

DISPLAY

 button to display year and date. 

2.  Press and hold 

STOP

 button to display the total number of files in the 

present folder and the remaining recording time.  

3.  The idle mode information is displayed for approximately thirty (30) sec-

onds after the last button is pushed. 

 

Selecting Record Folders 

The recorder has five recording folders, each capable of storing 99 re-
cordings. 

1. Press 

MENU/FOLDER

 button as required to select desired folder prior to 

making or playing back recordings. 

Operating Information

 

Setting Year/Date/Time 

When batteries are first installed or replaced, the current year, date and time 
must be entered into the recorders memory. Start entering within 15 seconds 
or the display will return to idle mode.  

1.  Press and hold 

MENU/FOLDER

 button until 

“DATE/TIME”

 flashes. 

Press 

ENTER/INDEX

 button, 

“01M01D’06Y”

, will appear. 

2.  The last three digits 

“06Y”

 (year digits) will flash. Press 

F.F.

 or 

REWIND

 

button as required to enter current year. 

3. Press 

ENTER/INDEX

 button to confirm, 

“01M”

 (month digits) will flash. Press 

F.F.

 or 

RE-

WIND

 button as required to enter current month. 

4. Press 

ENTER/INDEX

 button to confirm, 

“01D

” (day 

digits) will flash. Press 

F.F.

 or 

REWIND

 button as 

required to enter current day. 

5. Press 

ENTER/INDEX

 button to confirm, the 

“12:00 AM”

 (hour digits) will flash. Press 

F.F.

 or 

REWIND

 button as re-

quired to enter current hour. 

6. Press 

ENTER/INDEX

 button to confirm, the 

“01” 

(minute digits) will 

flash. Press 

F.F.

 or 

REWIND

 button as required to enter current minute. 

7. Press 

ENTER/INDEX

 button to confirm, 

“RECORD MODE”

 will flash. 

Press 

ENTER/INDEX

 button to enter menu or press 

STOP

 button to 

return to idle mode. 

 

Setting Recording Mode 

Depending on your recording requirements, select one of three record 
modes. 

HQ:

 provides best sound quality with about 120 minutes of recording time. 

SP:

 provides average sound quality with about 340 minutes of recording time. 

LP:

 provides less sound quality with about 880 minutes of recording time. 

1.  Press and hold 

MENU/FOLDER

 button until 

“DATE/TIME”

 flashes. 

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFOR-
MATION 

 

You can use a Listed 

Direct Plug-In AC Power Unit (not 
supplied) marked “Class 2 (Classe) 2” 
that must be rated at 6VDC 
@300mA with positive center tip 
output plug. Plug dimensions are 
10 mm plug length, 5 mm OD, and 
2 mm ID. Using an AC power unit 
that does not meet these specifi-
cations could seriously damage 
the recorder. The correct orienta-
tion for the ac power unit is in a 
vertical or floor mount position. 

 

 

FOR USA  
CAUTION: 

Use only with Class 2 power source listed to UL1310 that sup-

plies 6 VDC 300 mA 

-                 +

 

For Canada 
CAUTION

: Use only with Class 2 power source, listed to CAN/CSA C22.2 

No.223, that supplies 6VDC 300mA 

-                +

 

Utiliser uniquement une alimentation de classe II, listée dans CAN/CSA 

C22.2 No.223, qui fournie 6V, C.C. et 300 mA. 
You can purchase a DC adaptor through service center or retailer shop. For 

servicing or replacement please contact us for suitable DC adaptor. 
Vous pouvez acheter un transformateur C.C. par le service central ou le 

magasin du distributeur. Contacter nous S.V.P. pour entretenir ou remplacer  

votre transformateur C.C. de façon convenable. 

 

Daval Technologies LLC 

PO Box 27 

Chappaqua, New York 10514 

Tel: 914-251-9220

 

USB(PC)

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TELEPHONE HANDSET

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Summary of Contents for TELE-RECORDER DVTR-680

Page 1: ... the following 1 Do not use this product near water for example near a bath tub wash bowl kitchen sink or laundry tub in a wet basement or near a swimming pool 2 Avoid using a telephone other than a cordless type during an electrical storm There may be a remote risk of electrical shock from lightning 3 Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak in the vicinity of the leak 4 Use only the power c...

Page 2: ...ed L Requires 2 AAA Batteries not included Docking Station Features A Connects recorder to your telephone and PC using supplied cables B Supplies power from PC to recorder when inserted in docking station C Allows use of an optional AC power adapter not included File Manager Software Features A Use File Manager software to transfer data between recorder and PC B Upload the date and time to the rec...

Page 3: ...alled or replaced the current year date and time must be entered into the recorders memory Start entering within 15 seconds or the display will return to idle mode 1 Press and hold MENU FOLDER button until DATE TIME flashes Press ENTER INDEX button 01M01D 06Y will appear 2 The last three digits 06Y year digits will flash Press F F or REWIND button as required to enter current year 3 Press ENTER IN...

Page 4: ...ton as required to enter desired day 7 Press ENTER INDEX button S for start will be displayed The start recording hour digits 12 as well as AM or PM will flash Press F F or REWIND button as required to enter desired hour 8 Press ENTER INDEX button the start recording minute digits 00 will flash Press F F or REWIND button as required to enter desired minute 9 Press ENTER INDEX button E for end will...

Page 5: ...g If the VOX feature is turned on the recorder will automatically record all tele phone conversations 1 Insert recorder into docking station The recorder will automatically detect Resetting to Factory Default The recorder can be reset to its original factory default settings 1 Press and hold MENU FOLDER button until DATE TIME flashes 2 Press F F or REWIND button as required until RESET ALL flashes...

Page 6: ... level from tele phone line is large enough to activate the VOX function 3 The current recording is considered to be ended when the VOX is not activated for fifteen 15 seconds or more The record counter will in crease by one and is ready to record the next telephone conversation 4 Please refer to the directions for Automatic Recording found in a previ ous section of this manual Playing Back Record...

Page 7: ... Refer to the Help File in cluded on the DVTR 680 installation CD for additional information USB Driver Installation 1 Connect the recorder directly or via the docking station to an available USB port on PC The add new hardware wizard should start 2 The PC should detect the recorder as a USB device when connected for the first time 3 If your PC has sound capability a double beep will be heard each...

Page 8: ...er The file format converter is useful to convert 8 kHz 16 bit WAV files to DVTR 680 file format or to convert DVTR 680 file format to WAV file format 1 Larger size WAV format files can be converted to the smaller size DVTR 680 file format to save hard disk space Using the File Editor The advanced file editor can be used to edit DVTR 680 format files that have been downloaded from the recorder as ...

Page 9: ... corporation commission must give prior approval of connection This equipment complies with Part 68 of the FCC Rules and the re quirements adopted by the ACTA On the bottom of this equipment is a label that contains among other information a product identifier in the format US AAAEQ TXXXX If requested this number must be provided to the telephone company b An applicable certification jacks Univers...

Page 10: ...n implied warranty lasts and or do not allow the exclusions or limitations of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you F This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state G This warranty does not extend to any DVTR 680 sold by Daval Technolo gies LLC which has been subjected to misu...

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