Iriver CT10 Instruction Manual

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CT10

INSTRUCTION BOOK

User Guide

CONTENTS

Getting Started _01

 

 

Package Contents

02

 

Part Names

03

 

Power Management

04

 

Charging

05

 

Connections

06

 

Updating Firmware

10

 

Using the Device _02

 

 

Basic Operations

11

 

Home Screen

15

 

Notification Panel

17

 

Purchasing or Streaming Music from Store

19

 

DLNA Link

20

 

Listening to Music

23

 

Playlist Management

26

 

USB DAC Installation

29

 

How to Use USB Audio

30

 

Settings

31

 

Connecting to a Wireless Network

36

 

Using Bluetooth

37

 

Equalizer Setup

39

 

Miscellaneous _03

 

 

Safety Precautions

42

 

Troubleshooting

44

 

Copyright

45

 

Registered Trademarks

46

 

Disclaimers

46

 

Specifications

47

User Guide

Package

Contents

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CT10

5-Pin Micro

Quick Start Guide

 

 

-USB Cable

& Warranty Card

5-Pin Micro-USB Cable: Connects the product to a computer or utilize to charge the product.

Quick Start Guide: Basic overview of using the product.

Warranty Card: This card is required for customer service and technical support. Please keep this card.

User Guide: The User Guide can be downloaded from the Activo website:

[http://www.activostyle.com].

Getting Started 02

User Guide

Part

Names

The appearance of the product, as well as the printed and engraved information, may vary depending on the model.

5-Pin Micro-USB Port

3.5mm Unbalanced

 

Power

Previous/

Volume

Rewind

Play/Pause

Touchscreen

Next/Fast-

LCD

Forward

 

microSD

Home

Card Slot

Button

5-Pin Micro-USB Port: Connect to a computer or recharge the device.

3.5mm Unbalanced: Connects earphones or headphones with a 3.5mm unbalanced jack to output sound.

Power: Short-press- Turns the screen on or off. Long-press - Turn the device on and off.

Previous/Rewind:

Short-press - Plays the previous song or restarts the song. Long-press - Rewind.

Play/Pause: Play/pause current track.

Next/Fast Forward: Short-press - Plays the next track. Long-press - Fast-forward current track.

microSD Card Slot: Insert a microSD card in the device to access the files on the microSD card.

Volume: Turn the wheel to adjust volume.

LCD Touchscreen: Activate the screen and touch it to start. Home Button: Press to return to Home Screen.

Getting Started 03

User Guide

Power Management

Turning on/off Power

1.Long-press the [Power] button of the device to turn it ON.

2.While the device is on, long-press the [Power] button to shut down the device. A confirmation message will appear.

3.Press [OK] to turn off the device.

This device has an automatic power saving function to conserve battery power. The device will turn off if there is no user input during the period defined in [Menu - Settings - Power - Automatic Shutdown]. (See Page 34.)

Turning on/off the Screen

1.While the screen is on, short-press the [Power] button to turn off the screen.

2.Short-press [Power] button again to turn it on.

This device has an automatic screen timeout feature to reduce battery consumption. The screen will turn off when there is no user input during the period defined in [Menu - Settings - Power - Screen Off]. (See Page 34.)

Reset Function

1.In cases of unexpected device failure or if the device becomes unresponsive, press [Power] for 7 seconds to force a shutdown. The device can be restarted after the shutdown is complete.

Resetting the device will not affect the stored data or time setting. Do not use the reset function while the product is in use. Doing so may corrupt the data on the device.

Getting Started 04

User Guide

Charging Charging via Computer

1.The device will charge automatically when connected to a computer via the 5-pin micro-USB cable.

Depending on computer specifications, the device will charge only when the computer is turned on.

When charging via computer connection, the charging time may vary depending on whether the device is turned on or off.

Some computers in power-saving mode may not charge the device.

The built-in battery will gradually lose capacity over time with repeated charging/discharging.

Do not use any cables other than the 5-pin micro-USB cable that is included in the package. Using an unauthorized cable may cause a malfunction.

Charging via Adapter

1.Charging is possible by using a 5V 2A output adapter (sold separately).

Charging Time: Up to 4 hours (When the device is fully discharged and turned off and a 5V 2A adapter is used)

A 5V 2A charger may be used. Using a fast charging adapter will not charge the product and may cause malfunctions.

Getting Started 05

User Guide

Connections

Connecting to a 3.5mm Unbalance Port

1.Connect earphones or headphones to the 3.5mm unbalanced port.

OR

Connecting to a Computer

1.Turn on the device and your computer.

2.Connect the product to the computer with the 5-pin micro -USB cable to transfer media files.

For an optimal connection, quit any unnecessary programs before connecting the device to the computer.

Do not use any 5-pin micro-USB cable other than the one supplied with the device. Using an unauthorized cable may cause a malfunction.

Mac users need to download and install the MTP program from the Activo website in order for the device to pair with a Mac OS. [http://www.activostyle.com]

Both Windows and Mac, the device is only compatible with USB 2.0.

Getting Started 06

Iriver CT10 Instruction Manual

User Guide

Disconnecting from the Computer

1.Disconnect the 5-pin micro-USB cable after the transfer between the product and computer is completed.

Disconnecting the device from the computer during an operation (e.g., file transfer) may corrupt data on the device.

Safely remove/eject the device from your computer, if applicable.

Copy Files/Folders to the Device

1.To copy files/folders from your computer, select the desired files/folders and drag & drop them into the device folder.

Make sure that the 5-pin micro-USB cable is securely connected. Note that removing the 5-pin micro-USB cable or turning off the device or computer during a file transfer may corrupt data on the device.

File transfer speeds may be affected by the computer and/or the OS environment.

Getting Started 07

User Guide

Delete Files (or Folders) from the Device via Computer

1.Right-click the desired file/folder and then select [Delete].

2.Select [Yes] in the [Confirm File/Folder Deletion] window to delete the selected files/folders.

Insert/Remove a microSD Card

1. Refer to the diagram and gently insert a microSD card into the microSD card slot.

2.To safely remove a microSD card, on the Home Screen, select [Safely remove SD card] from the Notification Panel or select [Unmount SD card] from [Menu - Settings - System Information].

3.Gently press in the microSD card to release it from the slot.

Getting Started 08

User Guide

Recommended microSD cards

SanDisk, Transcend

Maximum Capacity: 400GB

Notes on Inserting a microSD Card

Do not force the microSD card into the slot.This may cause malfunction of the product and damage to the card.

Do not repeatedly insert/remove the microSD card.

If not inserted properly, the microSD card may cause product malfunctions and may get stuck in the product.

Notes on Removing a microSD Card

Be sure to safely remove the microSD card from the device. Not following the proper procedure may corrupt data and cause serious damage to the system.

Do not remove the microSD card during use. Doing so may cause malfunction, delete data and damage the microSD card.

Notes on Using a microSD Card

If the microSD card is not recognized or functions improperly, format the card, preferably in the FAT32 system.

Using cards other than the recommended microSD card may cause malfunctions.

A microSD card is not included in the product package. microSD card must be purchased separately.

Getting Started 09

User Guide

Updating

Firmware

Wi-Fi Update / OTA (Over-the-Air)

1.Connect to a wireless network.

2.When a new firmware version is available, the screen will display a Firmware Update Guide window.

3.Select [Update] and choose the items for update.

4.Follow the on-screen directions to update the firmware.

For Wi-Fi connections, see Page 36.

The firmware update may not be successful if the battery level is too low. (A minimum battery level of 20% is required.)

Do not disconnect from the wireless network while downloading the firmware update. Doing so may cause data corruption and/or damage to the system.

If an error occurs or the notice in the Notification Panel disappears during an update, download the Firmware update can be initiated again through [Menu - Settings - Update - System].

Getting Started 10

User Guide

Basic Operations

LCD Touchscreen

1.This device features a LCD touchscreen that allows you to perform operations by touch.

Interact with the device by touching the screen to access various features.

To prevent damage to the screen, do not use a sharp object or excessive force.

Return to the Home Screen

1. Press [] to go to the Home Screen.

Home Screen

Using the Device 11

User Guide

Menus

1.Swipe [Left to Right] on the Home Screen to display the menu list.

Displaying the Notification Panel

1.Swipe [Up to Down] on the Home Screen to display the Notification Panel.

Using the Device 12

User Guide

View Current Playlist

1.Swipe [Right to Left] on the Home Screen to display the current playlist.

Moving Up/Down on the List

1.Swipe [Down to Up] / [Up to Down] on the List Screen to scroll through the list.

Using the Device 13

User Guide

Displaying the Playback Control Panel

1.Swipe [Down to Up] on the Home Screen to display the playback control options and current song information. Lyrics: Lyrics for the current song.

: Go to the list of menus to which the current song belongs.

: Add the current song to the playlist.

: Set the playback mode.

: Sequential playback.

: Shuffle playback.

: Set repeat mode.

: Repeat the entire playlist.

: Repeat the current song.

: Disable repeat mode.

Using the Device 14

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