20 Most Recent Audiovox RP5120 Digital Voice Recorder Questions & Answers

That was a dumb idea, huh. Take out the batteries and re-insert them. Maybe that will let you re-format. Also try using the outboard AC plug. It can't hurt.

You're kidding, right> http://www.voxxintlcorp.com/docs/common/RP5120/RP5120_WC.pdf

1. Turn on the

player.

2. Press ERASE,

DELETE will fl ash

on the display.

3. Press and hold

REC for three

seconds, FORMAT

will fl ash on the

display.

4. Press and hold

ERASE, WAIT will show on

the display, formatting is in

process.

• After the formatting is

completed, the remain time

of the selected memory will

show on the display.

You may also format the player

when connected to a PC (by rightclicking

on the player's drive name

or letter and select "Format" from

the menu). Make sure you select
FAT or FAT16 as the fi le system.

You can get the manual on the links below

Manual

http://www.voxxsupport.com/images/manuals/RP5120/media/RP5120_UMEN.pdf

Quick start guide

http://www.voxxsupport.com/images/manuals/RP5120/media/RP5120_QSEN.pdf


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my flash drive shows file and in properties show drive half full but folders say they are empty how do i open files 

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from here you can download the manual ...

Plug in your recorder using the USB cable. Copy any of the files you see to your PC. Then reformat the drive. I don't have the exact details for doing this under windows but I fixed the problem this way.

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You need to get an HDMI cable going from your Cable Box to the Surround Sound system. If you are low on HDMI ports, you can RGB cables for Video.

Your quote: " I have a HDMI cable plugged into the TV and the Cable box." move that cable to Surround Sound and Cable Box, and use RGB cable or HDMI to go from Cable box to TV!

If your Surround Sound has no HDMI, use a Fibre Optic to go Cable to Surround. It will work Great!

Good Luck!

This item is a USB2.0 device. Older computers use USB1.0 and new computers USB3.0. Depending on your computer age, this may not be recognized. I suggest you make certain all USB device drivers are up-to-date.

I don't have access to a service manual for this. It appears made by Alco Electronics and branded as AudioVox. Here is a contact page Alco Electronics. I cannot give a definite answer regarding the fuse. At least some models of this type of audio equipment do have fuses. Contact Us Alco Electronics Ltd Also a contact for Vox International. You might try this contact before that of Alco. http://www.voxxintl.com/global/contact-us/ I gather you would be looking for a service manual or a repair facility or support. I simply do not find a service manual online for this but you might try the above corporations for such a manual. Otherwise, you will have to weigh the replacement value of the machine versus the possible repair cost. Here is a user manual: http://audio.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/audiovox/dvd_home_theatre_system_cdrrw_cd_playback.html