Hyun Won DHH100 Users Manual

Test Report No.: GETEC-E3-04-051 FCC Class B Certification

APPENDIX H

: USER’S MANUAL

EUT Type: MP3 Player

FCC ID : PCMDHH100

Product Features

Specifications

OS Firmware Upgradeable

By upgrading OS firmware, users will get the most recent OS updates through the Internet, giving them additional functions and file format support.

User-Centered EQ

It provides 5 basic EQs (Normal, Rock, Jazz, Classic, and Pop) and 10 user defined EQ, so that users can adjust high quality of music by setting the right preference of quality users want.

Fast Transmission Speed

Thanks to the support of the USB 2.0 interface, the maximum speed of the file transmission is 480Mbps.

Voice Recording

With a high-sensitive built-in microphone, it can be used as professional voice recorder having versatile functions.

Music Recording

Without having to connect to any PCs, you can directly save and record data to the player as digital files in real-time while enjoying FM Radio, CDs and music or contents in an audiocassette tape, so this is a must-have for students and workmen who not only want to enjoy music but also need a repeat function for studying TOEIC and TOEFL and practicing Conversational Skills FM Radio Listening & Recording.

FM Radio Listening & Recording

You can enjoy FM radio programs as well as digital music such as MP3 and WMA. You can even record a part of the music that you are listening to directly from the radio to the player, which you can listen to repeatedly and save into your PC.

Classification Items Specifications

87.5MHz ~ 108.0MHz

Max. Volume .7mW (16 Max. Volume 500mW (8

50

Cord Antenna for Headphones/Earphones

20Hz ~ 20KHz

Max. Volume .15mW (16 Max. Volume 300mW (8

90

MP3, WMA

MP3:16~320Kbps, WMA:32~160Kbps

360 Hours for 5 GB. Voice Recording with Recording Mode of 32Kbps

Approximately 10 Hours

-5 ~70 80

56 22.4 (mm)

100g

4.2V Li-Polymer

FM TUNER

Audio

File Support

USB

Weight (including batteries)

FM Frequency

Output S/N Ration

Antenna

Frequency Characteristics

Output S/N Ratio

File Types Bit Rate

Download speed 480Mbps

Recording

Time

Max. Playback Time

Operation Temperatures

Dimensions (W x L x H)

Batteries (Built-in)

) (Headphones)

) (Speakers)

) (Headphones)

) (Speakers)

On Products

Names of Each Part

Front

Menu / Mode / FF / REW / VOL+,- Button

LCD Display

High Sensitive

Voice Recording

Microphone

Built-in Stereo Speaker

Sides

EQ/ Navigation Button

Jack for DC IN

Hold Switch

SD Card Slot

Earphones Jack

Encoding Port

USB Port

Power

On/Power

Off/Play/Stop

Rec/A-B

Button

Reset Button

On Products

USB Connection & Disconnection

After you see the message

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“Safely Remove Hardware” ,click “OK” and remove the cable.

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For Windows 98 Users

To disconnect the player from the USB cable, click the green arrow at the right bottom right of your Windows screen.

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For Your Reference!!

If you disconnect the cable without following the instructions above, you will see a warning message and it may cause a serious failure to PC or the player. Disconnecting a USB cable from PC while downloading, uploading, formatting, and OS updating may cause a serious failure to PC or the player.

LCD Display

Connecting Player to PC By Using USB Cable

A: Status of Files (Play/Pause/Stop) B: Format of the Playing Files C: Playing Modes D: Equalizer E: Remaining Battery

F: Folder Name G: ID 3 Tag H: File Names I: Play Position J: Track Number, Elapsed Time

Basics of How to Operate

LCD Display

Simple Key Operations

Connecting Player to PC By Using USB Cable

A: Receive/Ready to receive B: Auto/Manual C: Preset Number (1~20) D: Mono/Stereo

E: Remaining Battery F: Preset Modes G: Frequency H: Frequency Bar

Music Playback Mode

Button

PLAY/PAUSE

MENU

REC/A-B

FF

REW

Time Pressed

Plays a current song.

Moves to the next track.

Successive forward track

Successive backward track search.

(MUSIC<->VOICE<-LINE<->FM)

Waits for voice/music

Stop State Play State

Power Off

search.

Moves back to the

previous track.

Selects menus.

Selects modes.

recording.

Pauses a current song. Power Off

Moves to the next song.

Fast forward search from the current position.

Within 5 sec. after play: Moves back to the previous song. 5 sec. after play: Plays the song at the beginning of it.

Fast backward search from the current position.

Selects menus. Selects modes.

(MUSIC<->VOICE<-LINE<->FM)

Section Repeat: A <-> B/Cancel. Changes play modes.

(Normal Random Random All)

Repeat Repeat All

Basics of How to Operate

Simple Key Operations

Button

EQ

VOL+

VOL-

Time Pressed

Volume up successively.

Volume down successively.

Stop State Play State

Executes navigation.

Volume 1 level up.

Volume 1 level down.

Music/V oice Recording Mode

Button

Rec

MENU

Time Pressed

REC Ready State Recording State

Voice Record/Music

Record starts.

Selects modes

(MUSIC<->VOICE<->LINE<-> FM)

Change of EQs (Normal

Rock Jazz Classic

Pop User EQ1~10)

Executes navigation. Turns the volume up 1 level. Turns the volume up successively. Turns the volume down 1 level.

Turns the volume down successively.

Voice Record/Music Record stops.

FM Radio Mode

Button

PLAY/PAUSE

MENU

REC/A-B

EQ

Time Pressed

FF

REW

VOL

+/-

Ready to Receive State Preset Mode

Starts to receive/Waits for

receiving.

Power off

Increases frequency 1 level up.

Successively scans frequencies.

Decreases the frequency 1 level

Successively search previous

(MUSIC<->VOICE<->LINE<-> FM)

Enters the preset modes /

Cancel the preset modes

Volume 1 level up/down.

Volume up/down successively.

down.

frequencies.

Selects FM menus.

Selects modes.

Starts to receive/Waits for receiving.

Power off

Moves to the next preset.

Moves to the next presets successively.

Moves 1 station back to the previous presets.

Successively moves back to the previous presets.

Selects FM menus. Selects modes.

(MUSIC<->VOICE<->LINE<-> FM)

FM Radio records/stops.

Cancel the preset modes.

Turns the volume up/down 1 level.

Turns the volume up/down successively.

Basics of How to Operate

Listening to FM Radio

Scanning FM Radio Frequencies

Press the ( ) button on the front long.

1

After moving to “FM” by pushing the ( ) button on the front to VOL+/VOL- ( ), press

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the ( ) button on the front to be ready for receiving the frequency of the FM Radio.

While receiving the FM Radio frequencies, pressing the Play ( ) button will let the

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user to select the “Receiving/Ready for Receiving.”

Receiving

Ready

Scanning FM Radio Frequencies

In FM mode, push the ( ) button on the front to FF/REW ( ) to find desired frequencies.

Listening FM Radio

099.30 099.35 099.40

Scanning Frequencies

If you push the ( ) button on the front briefly to FF/REW ( ), the frequencies will be increased or decreased consecutively by 0.05MHz, and if you push it long to FF/REW ( ), the frequencies will be increased or decreased consecutively. During the scanning, the most receivable frequencies will be received.

For Your Reference!!

Each FM Radio station uses a different range of frequencies and the range will be subject to change according to the regions and countries.

Listening Music

Selecting Music

Playing/Pausing/Stopping Music

If the Play ( ) button of the player is pressed under the state of Stop or Pause, files will be played with (

If the Play ( ) button of the player is pressed during the state of Play, files will be paused showing ( ) on the LCD screen.

If the Play ( ) button of the player is pressed under the state of Pause, the player will stop showing ( ) on the LCD screen.

) on the LCD screen.

Controlling V olume

Pushing the ( ) button on the front of the player to the direction of VOL+ / VOL- ( ) will adjust the volume with the following LCD display.

For Your Reference!!

The Volume display will disappear after 2~3 seconds

Moving Playing Files

During the play mode, pushing the ( ) button on the front long to either FF/REW ( ) will let the player do a fast search the current song forward and backward.

FF

001

002

003

Pushing the ( ) button on the front briefly to the direction of FF ( ) will move the player to the next track and REW ( ) will moves back to the previous track.

REW

Listening Music

003

002

001

For Your Reference!!

Pushing the buttons long under the state of Stop and Pause will lead to the fast movement.

Selecting Music

Setting Section Repeats

Navigation During Playback

lDuring the playback, pushing the ( ) button on the front long to either FF/REW ( ) will let the player do a fast search the current song forward and backward.

FF REW

00:00:01

00:00:02

00:00:03

00:00:02

00:00:01

REPEA T A

1

During the play mode, press the REC ( ) button briefly at the starting point of the section repeat.

REPEA T B

2

Pressing the REC ( ) button once again briefly at the end of the section repeat will activate the section repeat and the interval will be repeatedly played.

For Your Reference!!

If you don’t specify the ending point of the section repeat, the end of the file will be the ending point automatically.

To cancel the section repeat, press the REC ( ) button briefly.

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Listening Music

Changing Play Modes

NO

RP

RPA

RD

RAD

Voice Recording

If you press the REC ( ) button long during the playback, the modes change in the order of Normal, Repeat, Repeat All, Random, and Random All.

Normal: Plays music files once in order.

NO

Repeat: Plays a specified song repeatedly.

RP

Repeat All: Plays all the files repeatedly in order.

RPA

Random: Regardless of the order of the songs, they will be played randomly and

RD

stop automatically after playing the entire songs once.

Random All: Like Random, files are played continuously without stop.

RAD

V oice Recording

Press the ( ) button on the front long.

1

Pushing the ( ) button on the front to VOL+/VOL- ( ) will lead you to the

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“VOICE” menu. Now press the ( ) button on the front to enter the “VOICE” mode.

Pressing the REC ( ) button briefly under

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“REC READY” will start the recording

Recording

Voice Recording Voice Recording

If you press the REC ( ) button again, the recording will stop with the following LCD

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display.

For Your Reference!!

After the voice recording, files will be saved as MP3 files into a Voice folder and will be seen as VOO1.MP3.

During the VOICE recording, you can select the quality of the recording by adjusting the bit rates.

If the voice recording reaches to the status of “Memory Full,” the recording will stop automatically and only the files recorded just before the stop will be saved.

The quality of the recording will be subject to the sensitivity or distance of the sound source.

If the power is low, recording will not be performed properly. The player may make some sound due to the characteristics of the built-in hard disk during the voice recording.

Playing & Stopping V oice Recorded Files

Under the state of Pause/Stop, press the Play ( ) button to play the voice recorded file.

Under the state of play mode, press the Play ( ) button to pause the voice recorded file.

For Your Reference!!

After voice recording, pressing the REC ( ) button long, under the state of Stop, will make the player REC READY, enabling continuous voice recording.

Recording

File Upload & Download

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and select the file(s) to download to the player from the PC by rightclicking “Copy” from the menu.

Connect the USB cable to the PC

File Upload & Download

Like the picture below, paste the

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copied files to the Jukebox by selecting “Paste” by right-clicking the mouse.

For Your Reference!!

The player will be recognized as a “Jukebox” in the folder “My computer” under the main drive. Don’t disconnect the USB cable during the transfer of files. Otherwise, it may cause a fatal error to

either your PC or the player.

Be sure to wind the core round the USB cable when transmitting data. (This can block an electric wave emitted to the USB cable.

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About Programs

FCC RF INTERFERENCE STATEMENT

Note

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the 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 technical for help.

- Only shielded interface cable should be used.

Finally, any changes or modifications to the equipment by the user not expressly approved by the grantee or manufacturer could void the users authority to operate such equipment.

CAUTION

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS: (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION.

MEMO

WARRANTY FORM

Warranty Term: 1 year from the date of purchase Product

Model : Date of Purchase : (month) (day) (year) Name of purchaser : Phone Number : Address : Place Purchased : Phone Number : Address :

Hyunwon Incorporated

You need to show this Warranty Certificate with the date of purchase when requesting service, in order to receive satisfactory services. Please keep the Warranty Certificate in a safe place.

1. The warranty service on this product is provided based on the information contained in the Warranty Certificate.

2. The warranty service takes effect from the date of purchase, so please make sure you enter the date of purchase on the Warranty Certificate at the time of purchase. (If the date of purchase cannot be verified, the date 6 months from the date of manufacturing will be use instead.)

3. This Warranty Certificate is not reissued.

The exterior or dimensions are subject to change without prior notice to the customer in order to improve the product quality.