RCA Model Vr5320rb Manual

							12 hour time display mode
24 hour time display mode
Insert bookmark
Appendix (Adding Appendix)
Batteries are weak
Cut End (Cutting)
Cut Start (Cutting)
Delete the current fi le 
Delete all fi  les in a folder
Delete all bookmarks in the current fi le
Format the memory
Memory full
Insertion (Inserting New Segments)
Key locked
No bookmark created in the current fi le
No beeping sound (Setting Beep Sound)
Off (Automatic Voice Recording)
On (Automatic Voice Recording)
Playback or recording is paused
Player is connected to the computer
Sensitivity Level (AVR)
Speed of playback
Beeping sound on (Setting Beep Sound)
Volume (Setting Volume)
Memory rearrangement/System is busy
Creating and playing self-
executable fi le
You can play the created fi le 
independently without the Digital 
Voice Management software.
1.  Highlight a recorded fi le, click 
.
2.  Select the destination folder 
from the pop up window and 
click Save.
3.  Go to the destination folder 
and double-click the created 
fi le.
4. Click Play to start playback. 
Adjust the volume on the 
right.
General controls
Service informationThis product should be serviced 
only by those specially trained in 
appropriate servicing techniques.  
For instructions on how to obtain 
service, refer to the warranty 
included in this user manual.
For your recordsIn the event that service should be 
required, you may need the model 
number and the serial number.  In 
the space below, record the date 
and place of purchase and the 
serial number:
Model No.: 
Date of Purchase: 
Place of Purchase: 
Serial No.:
Power Supply•  (battery power) 2 x “AAA”
ESD Remark: In case of 
misfunction due to electrostatic 
discharge just reset the product 
(disconnect and reconnect of the 
power source may be required) to 
resume normal operation.
user manual
manual de usuario
EN/EIt is important to read this instruction prior to using your new product for the fi rst time.Es importante leer este manual antes de usar por vez primera su equipo.
VR5320R
VR5330R
v2.0 (EN/E) 
Illustrations contained within this 
publication are for representation only 
and subject to change.
The descriptions and characteristics 
given in this document are given as 
a general indication and not as a 
guarantee.  In order to provide the 
highest quality product possible, 
we reserve the right to make any 
improvement or modifi cation without 
prior notice.  
DisplayDisplay messagesThe messages show at the bottom of the display during operation. Refer 
to the below for their meanings:  
Setting day and time
With day and time set, you can 
always read on the display the 
recording date and time of your 
recorded messages. Normal 
recording is still possible without 
setting. However, no correct 
recording date and time can 
be referenced in your recorded 
messages.
To set the date and time:
1. Press on 
 to turn on the 
player.
2.  In stop mode, 
press and hold 
info/menu for 
about 2 seconds 
and then release 
the button. The 
fi rst menu item FOLDER 
fl ashes on the display. 
3. Press info/menu repeatedly 
until YY fl ashes on the 
display.
4.   Press 
/ or Vol +/– to 
adjust the value (default year: 
2009) and then press info/
menu to confi rm.
•  If day and time have not been 
set previously, the player goes 
to step 4 automatically after 
turn on.
Basic operations
Selecting folders and fi lesTo select folders:
1.  Press and hold info/menu 
for about 2 seconds and then 
release the button. The fi rst 
menu item FOLDER fl ashes on 
the display.
2. Press 
/ or VOL 
+/– to select a specifi c folder 
(A/B/C/D).
3.  Press 
 .
To select  les:
1.   Select the folder you need.
2.   Press 
/ to select 
the fi le you want. 
•  If the fi le you want is 
in the current folder, 
you can press 
/ to select 
it directly in both stop and 
play modes.
Basic playbackTo play back recorded  les:
1.  Select a folder and a fi le.
2.   Press 
 to start playback.
3.   Press  to pause playback, 
press again to resume.
4.   You can press Vo l +/– to 
adjust listening volume.5.   Press and hold 
 or  to 
make quick search within a 
fi le. 
•  Quick search skips by second 
within the fi rst minute of 
a recording. After that, the 
search skips by minute. To 
resume searching by second, 
release the button once and 
then press and hold 
 or  
again.
6. Press 
 or  once to skip 
one fi le forward or backward.
7.   Press 
 to stop playback.
To display  le Information:
Press info/menu repeatedly to 
show various information of the 
current fi le: 
•  Current clock time
•  Record date of current fi le
•  Record time of current fi le
•  Bookmark (if available) of 
current location
•  Remaining record time
•  Elapsed play time (during 
playback)
/ or Vol +/–  
/ or Vol +/–  
/ or Vol +/–  
/ or Vol +/–   Press info/menu
Press info/menu to confi rm and 
exit settings. 
BookmarkTo create bookmarks:
•   Once  is pressed (refer to 
step 4 in the section “Editing 
mode”), the bookmark icon 
fl ashes and a newly created 
bookmark number shows on 
the display.
•   You can create up to 29 
bookmarks in a fi le. When 
the maximum limit is reached, 
FULL will be shown. 
•  The minimum interval 
between bookmarks is 3 
seconds.
To skip to a bookmark anytime 
during playback:
1.   During playback, press 
  
to go to the bookmark (if 
available).
2.   Press 
 again to go to the 
next bookmark.
Recording
Setting recording modeManual Recording
1.   While playback is stopped, 
select a destination folder 
(A/B/C/D) (refer to “Basic 
operations”).
2.   Press 
 to start recording. 
(recording time will be 
displayed once you press the 
button)
3.   To pause recording, press 
 
once, press again to resume 
recording.
4.  To stop recording, press 
 .
AVR (Automatic Voice 
Recording)
This feature allows the player to 
sense sound and to record only 
when you are speaking into the 
microphone. When dictation stops 
for about three seconds, recording 
will pause and then start again 
automatically when you resume 
dictation. 
1.   While playback is stopped, 
select a destination folder 
(A/B/C/D) (refer to “Basic 
operations”).
2.   Press and hold info/menu 
for about 2 seconds and then 
release the button. The fi rst menu item FOLDER fl ashes on 
the display. 
3. Press info/menu 
repeatedly until 
AVR fl ashes on 
the display.
4.   Press 
/ or 
VOL +/– to select between 
AVR ON and AVR OFF.
5.   Press 
 to exit the player 
menu.
6.   Press 
 to enter AVR mode.
7.   Start dictation. Recording 
starts automatically.
8.   During AVR 
recording, adjust 
the sensitivity of 
the microphone by pressing 
Vol +/–, SEN with sensitivity 
level will show on display (e.g. 
increase sensitivity level when 
recording source is far from 
the player or the recording 
environment is quiet). 
9. Press 
 to end AVR recording.
•  Repeat step 2-5 and select 
AVR OFF for de-selection.
•  During recording, the 
recording indicator 
stays on. When in 
AVR standby mode or when 
recording is paused, the 
recording indicator fl ashes.
•   You can record up to 99 
fi les in one folder, not 
exceeding 396 fi les in total. 
When the maximum limit 
is reached, FULL will be 
shown.
• The fi rst syllable or two 
may be lost when you 
start recording because 
this ‘sound’ is used to turn 
on the AVR feature. It is 
a good practice to make 
some ‘sounds’ or say a short 
word to activate the AVR 
before you begin actual 
dictation.
•   To view the remaining 
time and other recording 
information, press info/
menu repeatedly during 
recording.Setting recording qualityTo select among three 
recording qualities (default 
is SP): 
Defi nition:
• LP (Long Play) – allows 
about 400 (VR5320R) / 800 
(VR5330R) hours recording. 
Recording format: .voc
•  SP (Standard Play) – allows 
about 70 (VR5320R) / 140 
(VR5330R) hours recording. 
Recording format: .voc 
•  HQ (High Quality) – allows 
about 34 (VR5320R) / 70 
(VR5330R) hours recording. 
Recording format: .wav
1.   Press and hold info/menu 
for about 2 seconds and 
then release 
the button. The 
fi rst menu item 
FOLDER fl ashes 
on the display. 
2. Press info/menu 
repeatedly until  LP, SP or HQ 
shows on the display.
3.   Press 
/ or VOL +/– to 
select among LP, SP and HQ.
4.   Press 
 to exit the player 
menu. 
Setting recording 
condition
To select between two 
recording conditions (default 
is DICT):
Defi nition: 
•  CONF (Conference) – in a 
more open area and recording 
source is far from the player. 
•  DICT (Dictation) – in a more 
enclosed area and recording 
source is close to the player.
1.   Press and hold info/menu 
for about 2 seconds and then 
release the button. The fi rst 
menu item FOLDER fl ashes on 
the display. 
2.   Press info/menu 
repeatedly until 
DICT or CONF 
fl ashes on the 
display.
3.   Press 
/ or 
VOL +/– to select between 
DICT and CONF.
4.   Press 
 to exit the player 
menu. •   For conferences, to 
obtain optimum 
recording quality, 
place the recorder with the 
microphone freely exposed 
to the sound source as 
close as convenient. A 
built-in automatic recording 
level control will set the 
optimum record level during 
manual recording. Avoid 
recording near unwanted 
noise sources, such as air 
conditioners or fans.
•  If power supplied from 
the battery fails suddenly 
(e.g. batteries are removed 
accidentally) during 
recording, the recoding in 
progress will be interrupted. 
The recorded fi le may also 
be corrupted and cannot be 
played back. 
Advanced operations
Advanced operations
CutTo erase unwanted parts from 
the current  le:
1.   Start playback of the desired 
fi le.
2.   Press x to mark the start of 
the unwanted part, CUT-S 
shows on display.
 
3.   Press x to mark the end of 
the unwanted part, CUT-E 
shows on display.
 
4.   Press x again to confi rm 
cutting within 3 seconds. 
Otherwise, the cutting 
operation will be canceled. 
•  You may also press 
 to cancel 
the cutting operation. 
•  Do not power off the player if 
WAIT appears on the display. •   Insert, Append and 
Cut will only update 
the recorded time 
length, without changing 
recording time and date.
•   All bookmarks will be 
deleted after Insert, 
Append or Cut is 
performed.
Computer system 
requirements
•   PC with Windows® 7, 
Windows VistaTM or 
Windows® XP (Service Pack 1 
or higher) or Windows® 2000 
(Service Pack 3 or higher). 
Mac OS is NOT supported.
•   20MB free hard disk space for 
software
•   USB port 1.1 or 2.0
•   Installed sound card
Connecting to computerConnect the player before launch-
ing the Digital Voice Manager.
1.  Extend the USB connector on 
the player and connect it to 
your computer’s USB port.
2.  PCLINK shows on the player’s 
display. The player appears 
as a removable drive in your 
computer.
Installing Digital Voice 
Manager
1.  Connect the player with the 
computer as instructed in the 
previous section.
2.  Open My Computer and 
double-click the player’s drive 
icon. Double-click 
 rcaDVM_setup.exe to start 
the Digital Voice Manager 
installation. 
•   The RCA Detective application 
is installed with the Digital 
Voice Manager application 
and will open the Digital 
Voice Manager application 
automatically when you 
connect the player to your 
computer. •   When the player 
is in Menu mode, 
during playback or 
recording, a connection 
between the player and 
the computer will not be 
established. Quit the above 
modes before connecting to 
the computer.
•   Data transfer is possible 
even if no batteries are 
installed in the player.
•   Do not disconnect the USB 
connection during fi les 
transfer.
•  The Digital Voice Manager 
software can also be 
downloaded from  
www.rcaaudiovideo.com.
Connecting to computerUsing Digital Voice Manager
The RCA Digital Voice Manager 
can perform playback, organize 
your bookmarks of the recorded 
fi  les and create self-executable 
voice fi  le from the recorded fi les.
Launching the software1.   To launch the software, click 
Start, select All Programs, 
select RCA Digital Voice 
Recorder, then select RCA 
Digital Voice Manager.
•  If RCA Detective feature is 
selected during installation 
of Digital Voice Manager, 
the application will open 
automatically once you 
connect the player to your 
computer.
2.  All the drives in the computer 
except the removable Digital 
Voice Recorder are shown in 
the top while the removable 
Digital Voice Recorder is 
shown in the bottom.
Playback and editing 
operations
1.  To organize your fi les, click 
the corresponding buttons to 
cut, delete, copy and paste a 
fi le (or by drag and drop).
2.  To play the recorded fi les, 
highlight the fi le and click the 
PLAY/PAUSE button on the 
left of the toolbar. 
All drives in 
the computer
Removable 
Digital Voice 
Recorder
3.  Adjust the volume on the 
right of the toolbar.
•   Click the corresponding 
buttons in the toolbar to fast 
backward/forward, skip to a 
specifi c time in the fi le and 
stop playback of a recorded 
fi le. 
•   To adjust the playback speed, 
click Normal Speed and 
select desired speed from the 
pull down menu.
4.  To skip to a bookmark, select 
 Play from the menu at 
the top, then select Goto 
Bookmark and select your 
desired bookmark.
•   To edit bookmarks, click the 
corresponding buttons to add 
or clear the bookmarks.
cut          paste
copy        delete
play/pause    skip forward   stop   clear bookmark
    skip backward                            add bookmarkskip to a 
specifi c time
adjust volume
Creating wave fi leSelf-executable fi  le may be 
blocked by some e-mail fi lters. 
When recordings are made in LP 
or SP quality, you may select to 
create wave fi  le if you want to 
send your recorded messages by 
e-mail.
1.  Highlight a recorded fi le, click 
.
2.  Select the destination folder 
from the pop up window and 
click Save.
3.  The created fi le could be 
found in the destination 
folder.
Transfer fi les with Digital 
Voice Manager
Your player is associated with 
a drive letter. You can drag the 
voice fi  les you want to transfer 
to your player to the A/B/C/D 
folder in the drive. 
Your fi  les can be found in these 
folders in the player once it is 
disconnected from the computer.
You can also drag the voice fi les 
you want to transfer from the 
A/B/C/D folder in the drive to your 
computer. 
Do not rename, delete 
and transfer (drag-and-
drop) voice fi  les to your 
player directly in Windows 
Explorer. Use the Digital Voice 
Manager to rename, delete 
and transfer voice fi les.
Using your player as a fi le  
storage device
The player can function as a 
detachable data storage device. 
You can take along your favorite 
pictures and documents wherever 
you go. Simply cut-and-paste or 
drag-and-drop fi  les to or from it 
via USB connection, the player will 
appear as a removable drive in 
Windows
Disconnecting from computer Using Digital Voice Manager
Warranty information
After you have copied fi les to 
or from the player, you can 
disconnect the player from the 
computer. 
1.   Click the     icon from the 
System Tray and select 
Unplug or Eject hardware. 
Select the drive corresponding 
to your player.
2. The Stop a Hardware player 
screen will appear. Select the 
player to be stopped again 
for confi rmation and click OK.3.  Now you can disconnect the 
player from the computer. 
If you want to go back to 
USB mode for fi le transfer 
at this stage, you need to 
unplug and connect the 
player to the PC again.  Player doesn’t turn on
•   Check that batteries are properly 
inserted and not exhausted. 
•  Make sure battery compartment 
door is properly closed.
•   Make sure LOCK function is not 
activated.
Display keeps  ashing when 
player is off
•   You may not have set the time. 
Refer to section “Setting date 
and time”. 
 
Cannot record
•   This player does not record mp3 
format.
•   Make sure LOCK function is not 
activated.
•   Make sure memory is not full.
•   You have recorded 99 fi les in one 
folder. Try record in a new folder.
•  You may have formatted the 
player with incorrect fi le system 
(e.g. NTFS or MAC format). 
Refer to section “Erasing fi les 
and bookmarks” and format the 
player again.
Incorrect recording date and 
time during playback
•   You may have not set the date 
and time before recording. Refer 
to section “Setting date and time”.
No sound from speaker during 
playback
•   Make sure volume is not set to 0. 
•   Headphones should not be  
connected.
Cannot edit
•   Make sure PLAY ALL function is 
not activated.
Cannot activate the player after 
pressing on keys
•   Remove the batteries to reset the 
player.
Recordable time becomes shorter
•   You may have set the recording 
quality to ‘High Quality’, refer 
to section ‘Setting Recording 
Quality’.
•  Delete the Digital Voice Manager 
setup software from the player to 
free up more memory space.
Cannot perform playback
•   This player does not play mp3 
format.
•   Make sure you have selected 
folder with recorded messages. 
•   Make sure LOCK function is not 
activated.
•  Make sure the fi le is playable, 
which must be of 8-bit PCM or 
designated RCA format. Other formats (e.g. mp3, wma) cannot 
be shown in the player for 
playback.
Cannot erase recorded  le(s)
•   Make sure you follow each step 
under section “Erasing fi les and 
bookmarks” carefully.
Cannot stop recording when AVR 
ON
•   If AVR ON sensitivity is set to 
HIGH, recording may not be 
stopped in noisy environment. Try 
setting the sensitivity to LOW.
Cannot keep the saved setting
•   If the batteries are removed, 
saved settings may be removed.
Cannot open recorded   les in the 
computer.
•   You must use the provided DVM 
software to open the fi les.
•   To download the software, go to 
www.rcaaudiovideo.com
•  On a Mac computer, only .WAV 
fi le on the player can be played 
directly via application such as 
Quicktime.
Troubleshooting tips
To access the player menu:
Press and hold info/menu for 
about 2 seconds and then release 
the button. The fi  rst menu item 
FOLDER fl  ashes on the display. 
To change settings in the 
menu:
1.  In the player menu, press 
info/menu repeatedly to view 
the following menu items:
  Folder (A/B/C/D)  
 
  Record conditions (DICT/CONF)
 
  Record quality (LP/SP/HQ)
 
 AVR (on/off)
 
  Playback speed (FAST/SLOW)
 
  Playback mode (one/all)
 
 Tone (on/off)
 
 Year
 
Player menu
 Day (month/day) 
 
  12/24 hour time
 
 Time (hour/minute)
 
  Exit player menu
2. Press 
/ or VOL +/– to 
make selections or adjust 
values.
3. Press 
 to confi rm your 
selection and exit setting. 
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5.  After year is set, you will then 
be guided to set month, day, 
12/24 hour display, hour and 
minute. Follow the operations 
in step 4 for settings.
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1.  USB connector – Press the 
button on the back and then 
slide to extend or retreat the 
connector.
2. info/menu – Press and hold 
to access the player menu. 
Press repeatedly to show 
information of current fi le.
3. on 
 – Press the button to 
turn player on, start/pause 
playback.
4. Recording indicator
5. Built-in microphone
6. + 
 /  – – Skips / searches 
backward or forward, selects / browses in the player menu.
7. off 
 – Turns off player, stops 
playback or recording. 
8.  Key lock selector
9.  External microphone jack
10. External earphones jack 
11. + Vol – – Adjusts volume, 
selects / browses in the player 
menu.
12. 
, rec/bookmark – Starts 
and pauses recording, inserts 
bookmarks.
13. x, erase – Erases fi les, 
bookmarks or format memory.
14. Battery compartment door
Player controls
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1. Folder (A/B/C/D)
2.  Recording in progress
3. File selected
4.  Total number of fi les in a 
folder
5.  Playback in progress
6.  Remaining time for recording
7. Recording date
8.  Area for displaying messages 
(refer to the next section)
9.  Battery level indicator10. Key lock function activated
11. Bookmark
12. Recording  conditions
13. Playback  speed
14. Playback mode: play one or 
play all
15. Automatic voice recording 
activated
16. Recording  quality
17. Month (MM), Day (DD) and 
Year (YY) 
Play one/allTo play a speci c   le or all 
  les in a folder:
1.   Press and hold info/menu 
for about 2 seconds and then 
release the button. The fi rst 
menu item FOLDER fl ashes on 
the display.  
2. Press info/menu 
repeatedly until 
ONE or ALL 
fl ashes on display. 
3.   Press 
/ or 
VOL +/– to select 
between ONE and ALL.
4. Press 
 to exit the player 
menu. 
•  If ONE is selected, the player 
will stop after the selected fi le 
is played. If ALL is selected, 
the player will stop after all 
fi les in a folder are played.
TonesTo activate or deactivate the 
beep sound when any key is 
pressed (except during play-
back and recording):
1.  Press and hold info/menu 
for about 2 seconds and then 
release the button. The fi rst 
menu item FOLDER fl ashes on 
the display.  
2. Press info/
menu repeatedly 
until TONE or 
NOTONE shows 
on display. 
3.   Press 
/ or 
VOL +/– to set beep sound 
ON/OFF.
4.   Press 
 to exit the player 
menu. 
SpeedTo adjust the playback speed:
1.   Press and hold info/menu 
for about 2 seconds and then 
release the button. The fi rst 
menu item FOLDER fl ashes 
on the display.  
2. Press info/menu 
repeatedly until 
SPEED shows on 
display. 
3.   Press 
/ or 
VOL +/– to select 
among FAST, SLOW and 
no speed indication (normal 
speed).
4.   Press 
 to exit the player 
menu. 
•  The above operations can also 
be done during playback.
Editing 
CAUTION•   The edit function does not 
operate when battery power 
is too low.
•   Make sure PLAY ALL fi les is 
not selected. Inserting new 
segments, adding appendix 
and cutting cannot be 
performed when PLAY ALL 
fi les is selected.
•   After editing a message, 
WAIT may be displayed. Do 
not power off the player until 
WAIT disappears. Otherwise, 
the memory which is 
rearranging could not be read 
or released until the player is 
formatted.Editing modeTo insert bookmarks, new 
segments or appendix to a 
recorded  le:
1.   Select the desired fi le and 
start playback.
2. Press 
 during playback to 
enter editing mode. Playback 
is paused.
3.   Press 
/ to select one of 
the editing options:
•  Insert an interception point 
(bookmark) into the current 
fi le for quick reference (ADD 
BK)
 
•  Insert a new segment into the 
current fi le (INSERT)
 
•  Insert an appendix at the end 
of the current fi le (APPEND)
 
4.   With one of the above 
options selected, press 
 again to confi rm your 
selection and start the editing.
•  Refer to the following 
sections for details. 
InsertTo insert a new segment into 
the current  le:
1.   Once 
 is pressed 
(refer to step 4 
in the section 
“Editing mode”), 
pause mode is 
released and 
the REC icon shows. The 
recording of a new segment is 
started from where the pause 
mode is released.
2. Press 
 to stop the recording 
of new segment.
•  Do not power off the player if 
WAIT appears on the display.
AppendTo insert an appendix at the 
end of the current  le:
1.   Once 
 is pressed (refer to 
step 4 in the section “Editing 
mode”), the REC icon shows 
and the recording of appendix 
is started.
2. Press 
 to stop the recording 
of the appendix.
•  Do not power off the player if 
WAIT appears on the display.
 
12 HOUR
24 HOUR
ADD BK
APPEND
BATTLO
CUT-E
CUT-S
DEL 01
DEL AL
DEL BK
FORMAT
FULL
INSERT
LOCKED
NO BK MK
NO TONE
OFF
ON
PAUSE
PCLINK
SEN MI
SPEED
TONE
VOL 15
WAITPress info/menu
Press info/menu
To delete all bookmarks 
created in the current  le: 
Refer to section “Erasing fi les and 
bookmarks”.
All drives in 
the computer
Removable 
Digital Voice 
Recorder
new bookmark 
number
bookmark 
icon
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Some of the following 
information may not apply to 
your particular product; however, 
as with any electronic product, 
precautions should be observed 
during handling and use.
•  Read these instructions. 
•  Keep these instructions. 
•  Heed all warnings. 
•  Follow all instructions. 
•  Do not use this apparatus 
near water. 
•  Clean only with dry cloth. 
•  Do not install near any heat 
sources such as radiators, 
heat registers, stoves, or 
other apparatus (including 
amplifi ers) that produce heat. 
•  Only use attachments/
accessories specifi ed by the 
manufacturer. 
•  Refer all servicing to qualifi ed 
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSPLEASE READ AND SAVE THIS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
service personnel. Servicing is 
required when the apparatus 
has been damaged in any 
way, such as power-supply 
cord or plug is damaged, 
liquid has been spilled or 
objects have fallen into the 
apparatus, the apparatus 
has been exposed to rain or 
moisture, does not operate 
normally, or has been 
dropped. 
ADDITIONAL SAFETY 
INFORMATION
•   Apparatus shall not be 
exposed to dripping or 
splashing and no objects 
fi lled with liquids, such as 
vases, shall be placed on the 
apparatus.
•   Do not attempt to 
disassemble the cabinet. 
This product does not 
contain customer serviceable 
components.
•  The marking information 
is located at the bottom of 
apparatus.Important battery 
precautions
•  Any battery may present 
a risk of fi re, explosion, or 
chemical burn if abused. Do 
not try to charge a battery 
that is not intended to be 
recharged, do not incinerate, 
and do not puncture.
• Non-rechargeable batteries, 
such as alkaline batteries, may 
leak if left in your product 
for a long period of time. 
Remove the batteries from 
the product if you are not 
going to use it for a month or 
more.
•  If your product uses more 
than one battery, do not mix 
types and make sure they 
are inserted correctly. Mixing 
types or inserting incorrectly 
may cause them to leak.
•  Discard any leaky or deformed 
battery immediately. They 
may cause skin burns or other 
personal injury.
•  Please help to protect the 
environment by recycling 
or disposing of batteries 
according to federal, state, 
and local regulations.WARNING: The battery (battery 
or batteries or battery pack) shall 
not be exposed to excessive heat 
such as sunshine, fi  re or the like.
EcologyHelp protect the environment - 
we recommend that you dispose 
of used batteries by putting 
them into specially designed 
receptacles. 
Precautions for the unit•  Do not use the unit 
immediately after 
transportation from a cold 
place to a warm place; 
condensation problems may 
result. 
•  Do not store the unit 
near fi re, places with high 
temperature or in direct 
sunlight. Exposure to direct 
sunlight or extreme heat (such 
as inside a parked car) may 
cause damage or malfunction.
•  Do not expose to rain or 
moisture.
•  Clean the unit with a soft 
cloth or a damp chamois 
leather. Never use solvents.
•  The unit must only be opened 
by qualifi ed personnel.
Headset safety To use a headset safely, please 
keep the following in mind:
•  Do not play your headset at a 
high volume. Hearing experts 
advise against continuous 
extended play.
•  If you experience ringing in 
your ears, turn down the 
volume or stop using the 
headset.
•  Do not use a headset while 
driving a motorized vehicle or 
riding a bike. It may cause a 
traffi c hazard and is illegal in 
many areas.
•  Even if your headset is an 
open-air type designed to 
let you hear outside sounds, 
don’t turn up the volume so 
high that can’t hear sounds 
around you.
FCC InformationNote: This equipment has been 
tested and found to comply with 
the limits for a Class B digital 
device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC 
Rules. These limits are designed 
to provide reasonable protection 
against harmful interference in 
a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and 
can radiate radio frequency 
energy and, if not installed 
and used in accordance with 
the instructions, may cause 
harmful interference to radio 
communications. 
However, there is no guarantee 
that interference will not occur 
in a particular installation. If 
this equipment does cause 
harmful interference to radio or 
television reception, which can 
be determined by turning the 
equipment off and on, the user is 
encouraged to try to correct the 
interference by one or more of 
the following measures:
•   Reorient or relocate the 
receiving antenna.
•   Increase the separation 
between the equipment and 
receiver.
•   Connect the equipment into 
an outlet on a circuit different 
from that to which the 
receiver is connected.
•   Consult the dealer or 
an experienced radio/TV 
technician for help.Changes or modifications not 
expressly approved by Audiovox 
could void the user’s authority to 
operate the equipment.
Manufacturer/Responsible Party 
Audiovox Accessories Corporation 
111 Congressional Blvd., Suite 350 
Carmel, IN 46032 
1-317-810-4880 ( No technical /
product support is available via 
this number. This phone number is 
for regulatory matters only.) 
Visit 
www.rcaaudiovideo.com 
for technical support
RCA 
VR5320R
RCA 
VR5330R
This Class B digital apparatus 
complies with Canadian 
ICES-003.
Cet appareil numérique de 
la classe B est conforme à la 
norme NMB-003 du Canada.
Erasing fi  les and bookmarks
•  File numbers that 
come after erased one 
will be moved forward 
by one automatically.
• Press 
 to cancel erasing all 
fi les. The undeleted fi les 
are saved automatically.
• Formatting the 
internal memory may 
be required when:
1. The fl ash memory 
becomes unstable after 
performing many times 
on fi le creation and 
deletion; 
2. To ensure the fi le 
system compatibility (i.e. 
fi le system FAT32 for 
application).
•  You may also format the 
player when connected to 
a PC by right-clicking on 
the player’s drive name or 
letter and select “Format” 
from the menu. Make sure 
you select FAT or FAT32 as 
the fi le system. 
Erasing modeTo erase   les or bookmarks, 
while playback is stopped:
1.   Press x once.
2.   Press 
/ to select one of 
the erasing options:
•  Delete the current fi le (DEL 
01)
 
•  Delete all fi les in the current 
folder (DEL AL)
 
•  Format the memory of the 
player (FORMAT) (Caution! 
All data inside the memory 
will be erased)
 
•  Delete all bookmarks in the 
current fi le (DEL BK) 
 
3.   With one of the above 
options selected, press and 
hold x for about 3 seconds 
to confi rm your selection and 
start the deletion.
Before you begin
Unpacking your playerYou should have the following:
•  One voice recorder
•   One user manual
•  One quick start guide
•  One carrying case (For 
VR5330R only)
•  Two AAA size batteries (For 
VR5330R only)
Installing batteriesThis player can be operated by 2 
“AAA” batteries (included).
1.   Slide the battery compartment 
door to open. 
2.   Insert the two supplied 
“AAA” batteries with 
polarities matching 
indications.
3.   Replace the battery 
compartment door. 
Refer to the battery level indicator 
on display for battery’s level. 
Replace with new batteries when 
the indicator is empty.
Auto power shut downThe player will be automatically 
turned off if left idle for three 
minutes.
Using earphones and 
external microphone
•   When earphones are 
connected, sound output from 
speaker will be muted. 
•   When external microphone 
is connected, no recording 
can be made from built-in 
microphone.
Player on/offPress on  to turn on the player. 
Press off  to turn off the player.
 
Keys lockTo avoid accidental key selection, 
slide the key lock selector toward 
the lock icon (
) to lock the keys. 
Reverse the step to unlock them.
Turn off the player fi rst 
before replacing batteries. 
If power interruption 
exceeds 20 seconds, date and 
time have to be set again.
QSG need update model # with RNOT auto install DVM, follow DA , change to manually install
Mac OS version (i.e. Mac 
OS X version 10.4.11 or 
later) can support the 
mass storage mode only for 
listening audio fi les (recorded 
in HQ mode --- “WAV” format) 
through the Mac audio 
program (eg. Quicktime).
 
Help – For detailed 
explanation on 
using Digital Voice 
Manager, click the Help icon on 
the toolbar
12 Month Limited 
Warranty
Applies to RCA Voice Recorders
AUDIOVOX ACCESSORIES CORP. 
(the Company) warrants to the 
original retail purchaser of this 
product that should this product 
or any part thereof, under normal 
use and conditions, be proven 
defective in material or workmanship 
within 12 months from the date 
of original purchase, such defect(s) 
will be repaired or replaced with 
reconditioned product (at the 
Company’s option) without charge for 
parts and repair labor.
To obtain repair or replacement 
within the terms of this Warranty, the 
product is to be delivered with proof 
of warranty coverage (e.g. dated bill 
of sale), specifi cation of defect(s), 
transportation prepaid, to the 
Company at the address shown below.
This Warranty does not extend to the 
elimination of externally generated 
static or noise, to correction of 
antenna problems, loss/interruptions of 
broadcast or internet service, to costs 
incurred for installation, removal or 
reinstallation of product, to corruptions 
caused by computer viruses, spyware 
or other malware, to loss of media, 
fi les, data or content, or to damage 
to tapes, discs, removable memory devices or cards, speakers, accessories, 
computers, computer peripherals, other 
media players, home networks or 
vehicle electrical systems.
This Warranty does not apply to any 
product or part thereof which, in the 
opinion of the Company, has suffered 
or been damaged through alteration, 
improper installation, mishandling, 
misuse, neglect, accident, or by 
removal or defacement of the factory 
serial number/bar code label(s). THE 
EXTENT OF THE COMPANY’S LIABILITY 
UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS LIMITED 
TO THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT 
PROVIDED ABOVE AND, IN NO EVENT, 
SHALL THE COMPANY’S LIABILITY 
EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID BY 
PURCHASER FOR THE PRODUCT.
This Warranty is in lieu of all other 
express warranties or liabilities. ANY 
IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING 
ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF 
MERCHANTABILITY, SHALL BE LIMITED 
TO THE DURATION OF THIS WRITTEN 
WARRANTY. ANY ACTION FOR BREACH 
OF ANY WARRANTY HEREUNDER 
INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY 
OF MERCHANTABILITY MUST BE 
BROUGHT WITHIN A PERIOD OF 24 
MONTHS FROM DATE OF ORIGINAL 
PURCHASE. IN NO CASE SHALL THE 
COMPANY BE LIABLE FOR ANY 
CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL 
DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF THIS OR 
ANY OTHER WARRANTY. No person or representative is authorized to assume 
for the Company any liability other 
than expressed herein in connection 
with the sale of this product.
Some states do not allow limitations 
on how long an implied warranty 
lasts or the exclusion or limitation of 
incidental or consequential damage so 
the above limitations or exclusions may 
not apply to you. This Warranty gives 
you specifi c legal rights and you may 
also have other rights which vary from 
state to state.
 
Recommendations before returning 
your product for a warranty claim:
•  If your product is capable of 
storing content (such as an mp3 
player, voice recorder, camcorder, 
digital photo frame, etc), it is 
recommended to make periodic 
backup copies of content stored 
on the product. If applicable, 
before shipping a product, make 
a back up copy of content or data 
stored on the device. Also, it is 
advisable to remove any personal 
content which you would not want 
exposed to others. IT IS LIKELY 
THAT CONTENTS AND DATA ON 
THE DEVICE WILL BE LOST DURING 
SERVICE AND REFORMATTING. 
AUDIOVOX ACCEPTS NO LIABILITY 
FOR LOST CONTENT OR DATA, 
OR FOR THE SECURITY OF ANY 
PERSONAL CONTENT OR DATA ON 
THE RETURNED DEVICE. Product 
will be returned with factory 
default settings, and without 
any pre-loaded content which 
may have been installed in the 
originally purchased products.  
Consumer will be responsible 
for reloading data and content. 
Consumer will be responsible to 
restore any personal preference 
settings. 
•  Properly pack your unit. Include 
any remotes, memory cards, cables, 
etc. which were originally provided 
with the product. However 
DO NOT return any removable 
batteries, even if batteries 
were included with the original 
purchase. We recommend using 
the original carton and packing 
materials. Ship to
Audiovox Electronics Corp.
Attn: Service Department.
150 Marcus Blvd.  
Hauppauge N.Y. 11788
1-800-645-4994
     
For Canada Customers, please ship to:
Audiovox Return Centre
c/o Genco
6685 Kennedy Road,
Unit#3, Door 16,
Mississuaga, Ontario
L5T 3A5