Funai MX-210D, MX-125D, MX-110D, MX-225D User Manual

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our company, keep informed of the latest news about FUNAI, read more about our products, download related software and receive technical support.

z You can download the latest version of firmware to

keep the player in optimal condition at all times.

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z Unique design

Mirror surface design; special grid-structure for thumbnail pictures; changeable panels; and unique blue and white backlight.

z World-premiered player-to-player data

transfer function

Exclusive data transfer kit to allow player-to-player data transfer for sharing of music, voice and file data.

z Changeable cabinets to match your

moods (MX-125D / 225D series)

High-quality aluminum alloy cabinets in a wide variety of colors allow you to change the appearance of the player to match your moods everyday.

z Multilingual display support

Supports over 40 languages and offers user interface in 10 different languages.

z Multiple audio file format support

Supports MP3, WMA and ADPCM (WAVE) formats.

z Super energy saving

Supports continuous playing for 18 hours for one alkaline battery.

Product features

Contents

z Firmware update

With the free online firmware download, you can update new firmware to the player via USB easily.

z Listening to FM channels

You can listen to any FM channel loud and clear with the Player. You can also search and store your favorite FM channels, and even record a program on the player if you feel like it.

z 19 EQ options

The Player comes with 19 different equalizer options: Normal, Rock, Jazz, Classic, Pop, Ultra-Bass, Blues, Club, Dance, Full Bass & Treble, Full Treble, Large Hall, Live, Party, Reggae, Ska, Soft Music, Soft Rock, and Techno.

z High quality sound effects

The Player has an S/N ratio greater than 95dB.

z Portable storage device

The Player is also a portable storage device allowing high speed data transfer to and from a PC with USB

1.1 / 2.0 full-speed interface.

About FUNAI website ........................................1

Product features................................................2

Appearance.......................................................5

Installing batteries .............................................7

Changing panel ...............................................12

Turning the player on.......................................14

Turning the player off.......................................15

LCD display description...................................16

Basic operation ...............................................18

Installing software............................................20

Connecting the player to a PC.........................26

Copy files into the player .................................28

Firmware update .............................................29

Main menu ......................................................33

Connecting your player with another player.....34

Playing back music..........................................36

Recording and playing back voice files............41

Listening to FM channels.................................43

Recording an FM program...............................45

Setup...............................................................48

Changing cabinets...........................................58

Troubleshooting...............................................59

Cautions..........................................................61

List of accessories........................................... 62

Firmware update failure...................................66

Certification information...................................67

Appearance

(MX-125D/225D)

Installing batteries

Turn the player off before installing batteries. Open the back (battery) cabinet.

z Installing batteries for MX-125D / 225D

1. Press and hold the strip holder (p. 5) with

one thumb and press and hold the back cabinet Open latch (p. 6) with alternate thumb. Hold the player with other fingers at the same time.

(For MX-125D and MX-225D only)

2. Open the back cabinet by pressing and holding

the two sides of Open latch as shown in the picture below. Do not press the Open latch directly to avoid damaging.

3. Move the back cabinet downward to detach

it from the player.

Installing batteries

(For MX-125D and MX-225D only)

4. Install new batteries in the battery compartment. Make

sure that the poles of batteries are installed correctly. Wrong battery installation will cause the player damage.

5. Install the back cabinet by aligning it to the player and

then the latch.

Installing batteries for MX-110D / 210D

1. Press and hold the two sides of the player body

with one hand, and press and push down the battery cabinet with alternate thumb.

Hold the player with other fingers at the same time.

Installing batteries

Changing panel

(For MX-110D and MX-210D only)

2. Install new batteries in the battery compartment. Make

sure that the poles of batteries are installed correctly. Wrong battery installation will cause the player damage.

3. Install the back cabinet by aligning it to the player and

then the latch.

(For MX-125D and MX-225D only)

Please power off the player and tear off the protective membrane before changing the front panel.

1. Hold the player with one hand and press and

hold the front cabinet Open latch (p.5) with the thumb of another hand. Slowly lift the front cabinet near the bottom of the player.

2. Lift the front cabinet near the bottom of

the player about 1cm, as shown in the picture below.

Changing panel

Turning the player on

(For MX-125D and MX-225D only)

1. Push the front cabinet toward the direction of the strip

holder (p. 5) to detach it from the player.

2. Place the panel you want to replace with in the slot and

install back the front cabinet according to the reverse order of opening the front cabinet.

Press the Scroll button to turn the player on.

z If the player turns on the backlight and show nothing on the

screen, please try to exchange a new battery. If the status is still the same after exchanging a battery, try to install the firmware driver from your CDROM and update the firmware of the player, follow the procedure as p. 29.

Turning the player off

Press and hold the Scroll button for about 3 seconds to turn the player off.

LCD display description

z Timer off

The player will turn off automatically when being idle or operating for a period of time. You can set the timer from Setup to adjust the duration of idling or operating. (Default is 5 minutes) (See p. 54 and p. 55 for details)

LCD display description

Basic operation

* The free memory size will be less than the internal memory

size (128MB or 256MB) when the player is empty because the firmware of player stored in the player to occupy some free space.

1. Select previous track/channel/file/item

2. Play/Pause/Confirm/Power

3. Select next track/channel/file/item

4. Enter Main Menu to select other mode / select EQ

5. Reduce volume

6. Increase volume

7. Start/Stop recording

8. Repeat/Shuffle

9. Repeat AB for language learning

10. Key lock / Hold switch

Basic operation

z Press + on the volume button to increase volume.

Press - on the volume button to reduce volume.

z While playing back an audio file, press and hold

MODE for about 3 seconds, the EQ indicator on the lower right corner of the LCD screen will blink. Scroll the Scroll button to select an EQ type and press Scroll button to confirm selection. (Default EQ: ROCK)

EQ options cycle : NORMAL ROCK JAZZ CLASSIC DANCE PARTY TECHNO

Where “U.BASS” means Ultra-Bass; “FULL BT” means Full Bass & Treble; “FULL TRE” means Full Treble; “L.HALL” means Large Hall; “S.ROCK” means Soft Rock.

POP U.BASS BLUES CLUB

FULL BT FULL TRE L.HALL LIVE

REGGAE SKA SOFT S.ROCK

NORMAL

Installing software

Put the Installation CD in the CD-ROM, and the following screen will pop up on your PC monitor automatically.

(Screen is subject to change due to different versions of software.)

z If the installation program does not run automatically, run

the autorun.exe program on the Installation CD manually.

z The Installation CD contains the driver installation

(Firmware Download) program and the user's manual.

z Click Install to start software installation.

Installing software

System requirements

- CPU: Pentium 133MHz or faster

- Device: CD-ROM

- Interface: USB port (1.1 or 2,0)

- OS: Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP

- Disk space: 5MB

z The Firmware Download program that comes with the software

installation program will install the latest version of firmware to your player.

Installing software

Program installation

Click Install to install drivers and the latest firmware download program.

2. Click [Next].

Installing software

3. Click [Yes]

4. Click [Next]

5. Click [Next]

6. Installation progress screen

Installing software

Connecting the player to a PC

7. Click [Finish] when finish the installation.

If you want to update the player firmware or duplicate music files to the player, connect it to a PC with a USB cable as shown in the picture below.

z Connectors on the USB cable

Connecting the player to a PC

After connected the player and PC, the OS will automatically generate a Removable Disk in My Computer. You can enter the disk to access the data In the player.

z You can access to the player from the Window Explorer

(Windows 2000/XP)/File Manager (Windows 98SE/ME) or My Computer and add audio files or other files to and erase files on the player.

z If you want to remove the USB cable from the player after

adding or erasing files, follow the instructions below to avoid damaging files on the player.

1. Double click the Remove Hardware icon in the taskbar

tray as shown in the picture below

2. Click Stop when the following window pops up. When

the message "You can remove hardware now" appears on the screen, remove the player.

Copy files into the player

z Please refer to the last section about “Connecting the player

to a PC”. Connect the player and

the PC with a USB cable.

z After connecting the player to a PC successfully, there will

be a new disk “Removable Disk” in My Computer.

z Enter the directory stored your music files (mp3 or wma)

and select them thru your mouse. After selection, you’re your mouse on the selected files and click right button of your mouse to select “Copy”, enter the Removable Disk from My Computer, and click right button of your mouse to select “Paste”, then the music files will be copied into the player.

z After copying files into the player, please follow the

procedure of the last page p. 27 to remove the hardware.

Firmware update

z The firmware of the player can be upgradeable to keep the

player in optimal condition at all times and expand the file format and language supports.

z Get the latest firmware from our website or New Firmware

CD disc. Confirm the model of your player before updating the firmware.

z If you use New Firmware CD disc to update the firmware,

put the CD disc into CDROM, and it will pop-up a installation menu automatically, please refer to p.20.

z If you get the new firmware from our website, extract the

downloaded file to a directory, e.g. C:\temp. Open the directory from My Computer or Window Explorer (Windows 2000/XP)/File Manager (Windows 98SE/ME) and run Setup.exe (double click the ).

z If you have already installed a previous version of Firmware

Download program, remove it first by clicking Yes in the following dialog box.

Firmware update

Click Finish to complete software remove.

z Run autorun.exe in the root directory of CD drive again

in windows explorer in p.20.

Firmware update

z Select Firmware Download program from Start Programs

FUNAI MP3 Player Firmware Download

as shown in the picture below.

z After running the firmware update, click Start to update

firmware. (Caution! All data including audio and personal files on the player will be deleted, and default settings will be restored when Format Data Area option is checked. You will need to Format Data Area when updating most firmware versions.)

Click Close to complete firmware update and disconnect

the player from your PC as shown in p. 27.

z Do not disconnect the USB cable while updating firmware.

You will be unable to turn your the player on if firmware update fails or is interrupted.

z If you cannot turn on your player due to firmware update

failure, see Firmware Update Failure in p. 66 for details.

Main menu

z When you press MODE button to switch the mode, you will

see 5 icons in a main menu as below. Push the Scroll button to select the mode and press the Scroll button to enter the mode.

Music mode

Voice mode FM radio mode File mode Setup mode

Connecting your player with another player

Please contact your agent for purchasing the connector.

z Connect your player (A) and another player (B)

to the exclusive data transfer kit as shown in the picture below. (Face the side of the data transfer kit with a screw hole upward.)

z If you want to transfer files from A to B, we recommend

you to set A to File Send mode and B to Receive mode before connecting them to the data transfer kit. Then select files on A and press the Scroll button to start transferring files to B. (No file menu will be found on A if it is incorrectly connected.)

Select File Send mode

Turn on A and press Mode to launch to File mode (p. 33). Select File Send mode as shown in the picture below.

Connecting your player with

Playing back music

another player

Select Receive mode

Turn on B and press Mode to launch to File mode (p. 33). Select Receive mode as shown in the picture below.

Sending files

Scroll the Scroll button to select files displayed on player A and press Scroll button to starting sending files as shown in the picture below.

z Do not touch any buttons or unplug the player while

transferring files; otherwise the player will freeze and data sent will be damaged.

Playing back music

z Switch mode：Press Mode once to launch main menu to

select other mode. (See p. 33)

z Interrupting playback：Press Scroll button once to interrupt

(Pause) playback and press again to resume playback.

z Selecting previous track：Push Scroll button backward

(to the left) to start playing the audio file from the beginning and push again to skip to the previous track.

Playing back music

z Selecting next track：Push Scroll button forward (to the right)

to skip to the next track.

z Fast forward：Push and hold Scroll button forward (to the

right) to run forward and release button to resume normal

playback.

z Fast rewind：Push and hold Scroll button backward (to the

left) to run rewind and release button to resume normal

playback.

* Fast forward and fast rewind functions will not work

properly on MP3 files in VBR format.

Playing back music

z Selecting EQ type：Press and hold Mode for about 3

seconds, the EQ indicator (see p.17) right corner of the LCD on the lower screen will blink. Scroll the Scroll button in either direction to select an EQ type. Press Scroll button to confirm selection or leave it for about 5 seconds to let the player to save the setting automatically.

EQ options cycle: NORMAL

CLASSIC BLUES FULL BT LIVE SKA TECHNO

Where “U.BASS” means Ultra Bass; “FULL BT” means Full Bass & Treble; “FULL TRE” means Full Treble; “L.HALL” means Large Hall; “S.ROCK” means Soft Rock.

ROCK JAZZ POP U.BASS

CLUB DANCE

FULL TRE L.HALL

PARTY REGGAE

SOFT S.ROCK

NORMAL

Playing back music

Repeat and Shuffle Play：While playing an audio file,

every time you press Repeat will change the repeat mode or

Shuffle mode.

z Repeat sequence A → B：Press AB button once to mark

the start of sequence, and the symbol A → will appear on the LCD screen. Press A → B button again to mark the end of sequence, and the symbol if A → B will appear on the LCD screen.

The player will start playing the selected sequence repeatedly. Press AB button again to cancel repeat AB.

Recording and playing back voice

files

Switch mode：Press Mode once to launch main menu to

select other mode. (See p. 33)

z The player will start recording whenever you press

the REC button, except in File or Setup mode.

z Press Scroll button to pause recording and press again to

resume recording.

z Press REC button again to stop recording.

The player will automatically save the recording file in the VOICE directory. The name of recording files will be assigned in numerical order, e.g. V001, V002, V003, etc.

files

z Playing back a voice file：Select the file and press the

Scroll button once to start playing.

z Selecting the previous voice file：Push the Scroll button

backward (to the left) to start playing the voice file from the beginning and push again to skip to the previous voice file.

z Selecting next voice file：Push Scroll button forward

(to the right) to skip.

Listening to FM channels

z The earphone is the antenna of FM radio in the player,

thus insert the earphone previously otherwise FM channels will not be found/searched.

z There are two kinds of FM band, one is US/Europe Band

(87MHz~108MHz) and the other is Japanese Band (76MHz~91MHz). Just press and hold the MODE button in FM mode to switch the two modes. When the player is in Japanese Band, the display on the player will show “JPN”, if it’s in US/Europe Band, “JPN” will be disappeared.

Listening to FM channels

Auto search: When you push once Scroll button forward (to the right) or backward (to the left), the player will automatically search the next or previous FM frequency with stronger signal.

z Frequency adjustment: Press and hold Scroll button

forward (to the right) or backward (to the left), you can adjust the FM frequency rapidly.

z There are 20 FM channels can be stored in the player.

Press the Scroll button once will skip to next FM channel (CH01~CH20). Press AB button once will skip to previous FM channel. The player will automatically save the frequency to the current FM channel before skip to other channel.

z Frequency fine tuning: If you want to increase the

frequency with 0.1MHz, push and hold Scroll button forward (to the right) or backward (to the left), and release Scroll button, push once Scroll button forward (to the right); If you want to decrease 0.1MHz, push once Scroll button backward (to the left).

Recording an FM program

Recording an FM program：

If you like the FM program you are listening to, you can record it on the player. Press REC button (p. 6) to starting recording. It will record the program instead of the voice from the MIC. Press REC button again to stop recording as shown in the picture below.

After recording：

When the recording is completed, the player will stay in FM mode. If you want to listen to the recorded program, press Mode button to switch to Music mode. Select the file you have just recorded, i.e. F###.WAV, to start playing it back

File management

z Selecting a function：After entering the File mode,

select a function with the Scroll button: DELETE, FILE SEND and RECEIVE. Press Scroll button to confirm selection as shown in the picture below.

z DELETE：Select DELETE to launch to the delete

screen.Scroll the Scroll button up (left) and down (right) to select the file you want to delete. Press Scroll button to confirm deletion. If you want to abort deletion, wait for a while, the player will return to the menu automatically as shown in the picture below or press MODE button to exit.

File management

Setup

z Refer to Connecting your player with another

player (p.34) for details about FILE SEND and RECEIVE.

You can personalize your player from Setup. Items in the Setup may vary from one firmware version to another.

z Setup Items:

Setup

Setting up the player

z In Setup mode, scroll the Scroll button up (left) and down

(right) to select an item. Press Scroll button to confirm selection and launch to the submenu of the selected item.

z After launching to the submenu of the selected item,

personalize the settings. Press Scroll button once to save changes.

z LANGUAGE

The player supports file names and ID3 tag information in over 40 languages and offers user interface in 10 different languages, including English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Germany, French and Italian. The number of languages is increasing. (Language options vary from one firmware version to another.)

Includes NORMAL, ROCK, JAZZ, CLASSICAL, POP, U.BASS, BLUES, CLUB, DANCE, FULL BT, FULL TRE, L.HALL, LIVE, PARTY, REGGAE, SKA, SOFT, S.ROCK, and TECHNO.

z REC.TYPE

You can select different sampling rates to suit your demands. The greater the sampling rate, the better the recording quality. Yet, the recording time will be shorter. The lower the sampling rate, the poorer the recording quality, but the recording time is longer. The player offers the following 7 sampling rates: 48KHz (192Kbps), 44KHz (176Kbps), 32KHz (128Kbps), 22KHz (88Kbps), 16KHz (64Kbps), 11KHz (44Kbps), and 8KHz (32Kbps).

Setup

DISPLAY

You can change the display settings here, including B.LIGHT OFF, CONTRAST, TAG INFO and TIME DISPLAY

Backlight off (B.LIGHT OFF)：

You can adjust the backlight off time from 0 to 60 seconds . Please be reminded that backlight consumes energy and will affect the total playing time of the player and ∞

(always on). The default setting is 30 seconds. If you select "0", it means the backlight is turned off at all times (energy saving); and if you select "∞" (always on),

it means the backlight is turned on at all times (energy consuming)

CONTRAST：

You can adjust the contrast of the LCD screen here.

TAG INF O ：

You can turn TAG INFO on and off. If you turn TAG INFO on, The player will display the ID3 tag information of the track. If you turn TAG INFO off, the player will display the track filename.

Setup

TIME DISP：

You can select the time display of the player between NORMAL or REMAIN. NORMAL refers to the lapsed playing time and REMAIN refers to the remaining playing time.

TIMER OFF

You can adjust when the player turns itself off, including STOP OFF and SLEEP OFF.

STOP OFF：

Set the time to the player turns itself off from idling (including Pause and Stop) to save energy. The default setting is 5 minutes.

Setup

SLEEP OFF：

Set the time to the player turns itself off any situation; i.e. the player will turn itself off automatically when time is out. The default setting is ∞; i.e. disabled.

z After the player powered off, SLEEP OFF will be disabled

automatically.

z GENERAL

You can change the general settings and view the firmware version here. Items include: BATT. TYPE, RESET, FORMAT and VERSION.

Setup

BATT.TYPE：

You can select the type of batteries on the player here, including REGULAR and RECHARGE.

RESET：

You can reset all changes to their default values here, including function items and preset FM channels. RESET will not delete audio and personal files or data on the player.

Setup

Changing cabinets

FORMAT：

You can remove all data on the player with FORMAT, including personal audio and files. All changes will be reset to their default values.

VERSION：

You can view the firmware version of your player with this function.

Please contact your agent for purchasing the extra cabinet. Only for MX-125D and MX-225D.

z Changing front cabinet:

Open the front cabinet - Refer to p.12 for changing panel.

z Changing back cabinet:

Open the back cabinet - Refer to p. 7 for battery installing.

Troubleshooting

If you have problems in operating your player, please check the troubleshooting guide below before sending it to service.

Problem Check Items PAGE

Unable to turn it on

Wrong text display on LCD screen

No sound from the earphone

z Check if batteries are properly

installed and check battery level.

z Release key lock by pushing

the HOLD switch.

z Check the language options in

LANGUAGE under SETUP.

z Check if the earphone is

completely inserted into the jack.

z Check the volume level. P.16 z The audio file you are

playing back may be damaged. Connect the player to a PC and play the file back from the PC to see if it works.

P. 7

P. 1 8

P. 4 9

P. 5

P. 2 6

Problem Check Items PAGE

z Check free memory on the

Unable to download audio files

Weak signals for FM channels

connect my player to another player

player

z Check connection between the

PC and the player, and check the USB cable.

z Remove or turn off interference

sources from the player.

Interference sources may include a PC and other electronic devices.

z Adjust the angle of earphone

cord and the player, for the

earphone cord is the antenna of the player.

z Check connection of both

players.

z Check one player is staying in

FILE SEND mode and the

other is in RECEIVE mode.

P. 1 7

P. 2 6

P. 3 4 Unable to

P. 3 4

Poor recording quality

z Select a higher sampling rate

from REC. TYPE under

SETUP.

P. 5 0

My player is not responding when I press any button

z Release key lock by pushing

the HOLD switch.

z Open the back cabinet and

reinstall the battery.

P. 1 8

P. 7

Cautions

List of accessories

Shock from walking or actions will not affect the

performance of the player. However, do not drop the player

from high altitude and prevent impact or squeeze in order to

avoid damaging the player.

z Keep the player away from high temperatures, humidity or

dust.

z Do not put the player under heavy objects.

z Do not spray or pour water or other liquids on the player.

z Do not use the player while driving or riding.

Accidents may occur if you are distracted by the music or FM

programs. In some countries, states or regions, it is a

violation of traffic regulations.

z The player has a high output power. Choose a suitable

volume to prevent damage to hearing.

z Opening or modifying any part of the player will void the

warranty.

(For MX-125D / 225D only)

List of accessories

Technical specification

Item Specification

Memory size

Dimensions (mm) 30 (W) x 79 (H) x 19 (D)

Weight 30g (without battery)

DSP 24 bits

Battery

FM frequency range 76~108MHz full frequency

FM antenna

Earphone output

Frequency response 20~20KHz

S/N ratio

Tot al Harmonic Distortion

File formats

Bit rate 8Kbps~320Kbps, VBR supported

Digital volume control

MX-110D / MX-125D: 128MB MP-210D / MX-225D: 256MB

One AAA LR03 type Alkaline / NiMH rechargeable battery

Earphone / Headphone cord antenna

One 3.5mm jack. (L) 50mW + (R) 50mW 16Ω, at max. volume.

MP3：>95dB FM：77dB

< 1%

MPEG 1/2/2.5 Layer 3 WMA，WAVE (ADPCM)

32 levels

Technical specification

Item Specification

ID3 Tag Supported

Sampling rate

LCD LCD with LED backlight module

Language support

Recording time

Continuous playing time

USB interface USB 2.0 Full Speed / USB 1.1

Working temperature

48KHz / 44KHz / 32KHz / 22KHz / 16KHz / 11KHz / 8KHz

Normal / Rock / Jazz / Classic / POP / Ultra Bass / Blues / Club / Dance / Full Bass & Treble / Full Treble / Large Hall / Live / Party / Reggae / Ska / Soft music Soft Rock / Techno

Over 40 languages, subject to firmware version.

MX-110D / MX-125D:

9 hours (8KHz, 32Kbps), max.

MX-210D / MX-225D:

18 hours (8KHz, 32Kbps), max.

18 hours (128Kbps, MP3), max. One Alkaline battery.

-5℃~45℃

Firmware update failure

z Firmware update failure

If your player is not responding after a firmware update

failure, follow the instructions below to recover it.

1. Close the firmware update program (Firmware

Download).

2. Do not connect your player to a PC.

3. Remove the battery on your player.

4. Press and hold Scroll button (Power button)

for 5 seconds and connect the USB cable to your player.

5. Release it after in 5 seconds and run the firmware

update program (p. 29).

6. The firmware update program will detect your player

again. Make sure the FORMAT DATA AREA box is

selected. Then click START to update firmware again.

If the firmware update program cannot detect

your player, repeat steps 1 to 5.

7. After firmware update is completed, disconnect your

player are from the PC according to the standard

hardware removal procedure (p. 27), reinstall the

battery to your player, and turn it on again.

Certification information

Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, Pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following three conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and

2. This device must accept any interference received,

including interference that my cause undesired operation.

3. If your device needs repairs, you must arrange for the manufacturer to make them if you are to keep the device’s FCC registration valid.

This equipment, like other electronic equipment, generates and uses radio frequency energy. If not installed and used according to the instructions in this manual, this equipment cause interference with your radio and television reception.

If you think this equipment is causing interference with your radio or television reception, try turning the equipment off and on. If the interference problems stop when the equipment is switched off, then equipment is probably causing the interference. You may be able to correct the problem by doing one or more of the following:

- Adjust the position of the radio or TV antenna

- Move the device away from the radio or TV

If necessary, consult your dealer or an experiences radio or television.

You may find this booklet helpful: how to identity and resolve

radio and TV interference problems” prepared by the FCC and

available from the U.S. government printing office, Washington,

dc 20420. see.

For the customers in Europe

The CE mark on the MP3 Player is valid only for

the products marketed in the European Union.

Note: All specification and design are

subject to change without further notice or obligation.

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