Enox EMX-830 User Manual

Safety Precaution ............................................. 4
Product Features ...............................................6
Package Contents..............................................7
In the package................................................7
Name of each part..........................................8
Replacing the battery .....................................9
Connecting To A PC ....................................10
Installing EMX-830 Software........................11
Removing EMX-830 from a PC....................17
Using Windows Media Player ......................17
Downloading lyrics .......................................22
To search for the downloadable lyrics..........25
Lyric Editor ...................................................26
To format EMX-830 .....................................29
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Using EMX-830 ................................................30
Preparations.................................................30
LCD Window ................................................31
Button Operation ..........................................34
Basic Operation............................................37
To play music ...............................................39
To change to VOICE Mode ..........................42
To change to FM Mode ................................44
To change to Line-In Mode ..........................48
To configure Menu .......................................49
Firmware Upgrade ...........................................61
Product Specification......................................64
Troubleshooting Checklist .............................65
Cautions ...........................................................66
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Safety Precaution
Keep any unused battery away from the children’s reach because it may pose choking hazard. Call for an immediate medical assistance when an unwanted incident happened.
Do not disassemble, place
pressure to, short-circuit batteries or set them on fire. They may cause leak, heat, explosion or fire hazard.
Do not drop or
impact the unit. It may cause malfunctions.
Do not place the unit close to
cash cards and other cards with magnetic strips. The unit can damage those cards.
Do not press too hard on the
transparent plastic cover of the LCD window. Pressing too hard may break the covering.
Do not press too hard on the
keypad.
Avoid direct exposure to the
sunlight. Avoid placing near heat sources or very hot places.
Use soft fabrics to clean the
unit. Do not use solvent, benzyl, or paint thinner.
Do not touch the leak from the LCD window. It may cause skin irritation. When the leak gets in your eyes or you have a skin contact with the leak, consult your doctor immediately.
Listening too long at a loud
volume can cause serious hearing problems. Doctors warn of the hearing hazard. When you notice problem in your ears, keep the volume down or do not use the product.
Refrain from using the
earphone when you are biking or driving or walking (especially when crossing the street.) They pose safety hazards and in some areas are illegal.
Be sure to use an Alkaline
battery (1.5V, LR03, AAA size or AM4.) If batteries or rechargers the company recommends are not used, it may cause the leak, malfunction or unusual static noise that may cause hearing problems.
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In the package
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1. Lyrics Download(LDB)
2. Lyrics Editing
3. USB2.0
4. SRS WOW
5. Automatic Folder Search
6. Playback Settings
7. FM Auto Scan
8. Seven-color Backlight
9. Lyric Display and ID3 Tag Support
10. Windows Media Player Plugin Support
11. All Frequency Band Support for MP3/WMA
12. Sleep, Repeat Section
13. User EQ
14. Menu in English and other multiple languages
15. Firmware Upgarde
For more product information, visit our website below; Homepages: http://www.mscmp3.com
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Product Features
Package Contents
Manual
USB Cable One Type AAA Battery
EMX-830 Series Body
Necklace-type
Earphone
Installation CD
Necklace-type Strap
Necklace-type Strap
Carrying Case Armband USBConnector
OPTION
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Replacing the Battery
Pull open the battery cover of EMX-830
Check if + and – poles of the battery are positioned correctly when replacing the battery.
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Name of Each Part
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LCD Window
Jog Button
Play Button
Record Button
Hold Button
Line-In Jack
Battery Cover
Earphone Jack
Mic
USB Cover
Strap Ring
Mode button
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Installing EMX-830 software
Insert the installation CD and the following screen appears.
Select “Setup.Program” to begin the installation.
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Connecting to a PC
Minimum PC requirements Pentium 133MHz or better Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP 20MB or more storage space A CD-Rom drive A USB port
For the Windows 98SE users, install the provided software
for a USB connection.
When USB is not working for any of Windows
98SE/ME/2000/XP systems, try to fix the problem by updating your Windows.
Windows Update: Select [Start] - > [Windows Update]
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Choose the location of destination folder for the installation, and click “Next.”
Click “Next” after you type the name for the installed software.
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Press “Next” and the license agreement is displayed.
Choose “Yes” if you agree with the terms of the license.
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Using USB
Insert the provided cable end to the USB port after pulling open the cover of the port.
The product works same as a removable disk when connected to a PC.
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It would take a moment while the installation is progressing.
Click on “Confirm” to finish when the installation is complete.
Restart your computer when the software installation is for
Windows 98SE/ME.
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Removable disks operate the same way as floppy drives do. As demonstrated in the picture above, create as many folders as you like to carry music in them and enjoy the product’s folder function. Its booting speed will increase when you create “Data” folder and store files other than music files in the data folder.
Recorded files from FM, Line-In, and VOICE folders are automatically created by the product’s system, and FM, Line-In, and VOICE are stored in each respective folder.
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Removing EMX-830 Series from a PC
For users of Windows ME/2000/XP
– To remove the product from a PC, click on “Unplug/eject”
icon on the taskbar and wait until a message confirming your action appears.
For users of Windows 98SE
– Close all open EMX-830 windows. – When blinks on the display, data transfer is in
progress.
– Remove the product from your PC after the blinking
stops
Using Windows Media Player
The product supports Windows Media Player plugins. You can download to and change music formats for EMX-830. (As for the Media Player 9)
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Go to Options of the Tools menu.
Select the Device.
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To configure options
– To edit media information for WMA and MP3, set the Options
as described below.
Activate Media Player of Windows after EMX-830 and a PC link is established.
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To convert and save music files.
Link EMX-830 to a PC.
Choose Copy To CD or Device, and choose EMX-830 Series from the driver pull-down menu on the right pane.
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Select a Removable Disk(EMX-830) and click on the Property button.
Move the slide to make a choice of appropriate audio quality, and click on “OK.”
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Activate Lyrics Management as described in the picture above.
Select a file and choose Marking from the top menu bar.
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Make the source files available to Items To Copy and then click on the “Copy” button on the top right to download them to the product.
Disconnect the product from the PC when copying is complete.
Downloading lyrics.
Downloading Lyrics features of EMX-830 enables users to add lyrics to source tracks. With the help of Lyrics Management software to download from lyrics database, no hassle is needed.
Link EMX-830 to a PC.
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