Iriver IMP-1100 User Manual

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Welcome

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Thank your for your iRiver purchase. The iMP-1100 comes complete with a long list of advanced features. It is important that you read the manual to ensure that you get the most out of your new player.

Copyrights

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Certification

CE, FCC

Trademarks

Windows, Windows 98 SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Media Player are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corp.

Limited Liability

Neither the Manufacturer, importers nor dealers is responsible for any accidental damage including bodily injury or any damage resulting from misuse or unsuitable operation by you.

The information on this manual is prepared with the current product specifications. The manufacturer, iRiver Limited, is adding new features to the product and may persistently apply new technologies hereafter. All standards may be changed at any time without notice.

Handling Precautions for Safety Handling Precautions for Safety

Please read before using for your safety.

Electricity Product

Do not overload a single power circuit.

Overheating or fire can result.

Do not kink or crease the power cable or place heavy objects on the power cable.

Fire can result from damaged power cables.

Do not handle power plug and adapter with wet hands.

Electrical Shock may result.

Firmly plug the adapter into the wall socket.

Fire can result from improper use.

Unplug the AC adapter during electrical storms.

Electrical Shock may result.

Use only the supplied AC adapter. Use of non-authorized power adapters is not recommended.

It can cause a damage to your player because of improper usage.

Avoid contact with water and other liquids and dry immediately with a soft cloth should contact occur.

It can cause a damage to your player because of improper usage.

Do not use water or chemicals to clean the player. Clean the surface with a soft cloth.

It can cause a damage to your player because of improper usage.

Do not clean with chemical or detergent. It damages the surface and scraps paint.

Do not use excessive force on the buttons or attempt to disassemble the device.

It can cause a damage to your player because of improper usage.

Keep out of direct sunlight and extreme heat and cold.

It can cause a damage to your player because of improper usage.

Do not drop or subject the device to impact.

It can cause a damage to your player because of improper usage.

Unplug adapter when it s not in use.

Fire can result from improper use.

Do not place objects inside the device other than CD’s.

It can cause a damage to your player because of improper usage.

Do not place heavy objects on the device.

It can cause a damage to your player because of improper usage.

Keep away from harsh environments including humid, dusty, and smoky areas.

It can cause a damage to your player because of improper usage.

Immediately power off the player and unplug the AC adapter if water or other liquids are present.

Fire can result from improper use.

Immediately power off the player and unplug the AC adapter if smoke or odors emit from the player or adapter.

Fire can result from improper use.

Battery (for using external battery)

Others

Handling Precautions for Safety Handling Precautions for Safety

Do not use headphones / earphones while cycling, driving, or operating any motorized vehicle.

It is dangerous and is illegal in some areas.

Reduce volume while walking, especially at pedestrian crosswalk.

Do not use headphone / earphones at high volume.

Hearing experts advise against listening to continuous, loud and extended play.

Reduce volume or stop using the player if you experience a ringing in your ears.

Hearing experts advise against listening to continuous, loud and extended play.

Do not use at high volume for continuous listening.

Hearing experts advise against listening to continuous, loud and extended play.

Included earphones include soft covers for your comfort. They may be used with or with out covers at your preference.

Keep the player away from strong magnets.

It can cause a damage to your player because of improper usage.

Do not disassemble or modify the product.

Do not use a new battery and a discharged battery together. Always replace both batteries at the same time.

It can cause a damage to your player because of improper usage.

Use only identical batteries inside the device. Alkaline with NiMH for example. Mixing battery types will damage the player.

It can cause a damage to your player because of improper usage.

Keep headphones / earphones cords under control at all times. Cords may get caught on a variety of objects and cause damage or injury.

Welcome

Copyrights / Certification / Trademarks / Limited Liability

Handling Precautions for Safety 2

4-1 Navigation mode 28

4-2 EQ 29

4-3 Play 30

4-4 Interval Repeat / Reservation 31

4-5 Programming 32

4-6 -10 / +10 function 34

4-7 BOOKMARK feature 35

4-8 Other features 37

4-9 Menu 38

4-10 Menu operation 39

4-11 Menu setup 42

4-12 Firmware upgrade 69

5-1 Questions and Answers 70

5-2 Troubleshooting 76

5-3 Precautions 79

5-4 Product specifications 82

1-1 Features of iMP-1100 8

1-2 Components 9

2-1 Locating the Controls 10

2-2 LCD screen display 13

2-3 Connecting product 16

3-1 Detailed operation 18

Before using

Contents

Specific features

Additional Information

Using the Controls

Getting started

1-2 Components

Accessories are subject to change without notice.

iMP-1100 Remote Control Manual/Warranty form

(Quick Start Guide)

Earphones and Covers AC Adapter Carrying Case

Movie Clip CD

LCD Remote Control

External Battery Pack AV Cable

1-1 Features of iMP-1100

Before using Before using

Optional Accessory

Plays Movie files on CD! Also plays MP3 CD along with standard Audio CDs.

The iMP-1100 will play DivX encoded AVI and ASF movie files burned onto CDR and CDRW discs on the built in LCD screen. Discs with JPG and BMP pictures can be displayed. It will also play MP3, WMA, and ASF audio files burned to disc along with standard Audio CD s.

Full color menus and user interface on the 2" LCD display

As a world first MP3 CD player, iMP-1100 adopted color TFT LCD used in cellular phone, and various icon colors and colorization of menu enable easier operation. In addition, you may enjoy a movie with color LCD on the player at any time and any where.

Enjoys a movie with big screen at home Video out function!

Just connect to TV or monitor with supplied AV cable to watch DivX encoded AVI or ASF files on your system. In addtionm you can see JPG and BMP files in a full screen.

Extended battery life

Available video playback time is 6 hours when you use built-in Li-ion battery and up to 16 hours with the attached external battery pack. Maximum music playback time (MP3 and WMA) is 25 hours with the Li-ion batteriy and 68 hours with the attached battery pack.

Anti-shock to prevent skipping

The iRiver Shock Free feature allows for continuous play even under less than ideal situations.

6 built-in Equalizers

Normal, Rock, Jazz, Classic, Ultra Bass, and Metal.

Customizable EQ

Chose your own EQ settings with the User EQ.

Firmware Upgrade

Persistent Firmware upgrade enables user to add new features or make improvements.

Built-in Li-ion Rechargeable battery

Easily recharge the internal battery with the included AC adapter.

Powerful language support supports 40 languages

Support 40 languages including unsimplified and simplified Chinese.

Using the ControlsUsing the Controls

1110

2-1 Locating the controls2-1 Locating the controls

Actual player may vary slightly from images shown. Functions are similar.Actual player may vary slightly from images shown. Functions are similar.

Product View - top / sides Product View - bottom

LCD Display

NAVI / MENU Button

Previous / Next Button

Volume control Button

Power ON / PLAY / PAUSE Button Power OFF / STOP Button

A-B / EQ Button

MODE Button

Open Button

Line Out / AV Out Jack

Remote Controller / Earphones Jack

DC IN 5.0V Jack / External battery jack

HOLD Switch

AV OUT / OFF / LCD Display Switch

RESET Button

RESET button : Should the player become inoperable; such as not

powering on, or appears frozen use a paperclip to press the Reset button. This will often return the player to proper functioning.

2-2 LCD screen display

2-1 Locating the controls

Actual player may vary slightly from images shown. Functions are similar.

Music mode

Remote Control

Volume Control Button

Hold Switch

NEXT Button

Clip

PREVIOUS Button

POWER ON,OFF / PLAY / PAUSE Button

Using the ControlsUsing the Controls

Track Number

iRiver Shock Free

Play mode

Battery indicator

Play time

File Format Bit Rate

Sampling Rate

Hold

Volume

Folder Name

Artist

Song Title

Next file to be played

Progress Bar

Level Meter

2. Screen icon will display the type of file being played.

1. Description of the screen display for HOLD

Remote Control set on HOLD

3. IRM (iRiver Rights Management)

iRiver Rights Management is a digital music format. Please visit our web site for details about this music format.

4. What is iRiver Shock Free?

iRiver has developed a unique algorithm to help prevent skipping during playback.

MP3

WMA

MIX

IRM

JPG

BMP

AVI

ASF M3U

Both player and Remote are set on HOLD

Main unit is set on HOLD

2-3 Connecting product

Using the Controls

Power on

Charging with AC Adaptor

1. Use the AC Power adapter supplied with product for safety.

2. Connect the AC adapter to the 5.0V DC jack on the player and into power outlet. (AC adaptor of this product is for 100~240V, 50~60Hz.)

3. The player will be charged automatically when the AC adapter is connected to the player.

If the power source is connected when the product is turned on, the battery icon ( ) is animated. After charging is finished, the icon becomes a still ( ). Charge time: Three and a half hours (after a complete discharge)

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2-2 LCD screen display

Picture mode

Using the Controls

Scroll Bar

Scale of Photo

: Rotation

: Vertical/Horizontal Symmetry

Slide mode

Video mode

Screen

Total Play Time

Play Status

Indicator

Current Played Time

2-3 Connecting product

Using the Controls

Connecting Remote control / Earphones

Connect TV

1. Set the Display switch on the back of the product to AV OUT.

2. Connect AV cable to the TV as shown below. (Yellow - Image, White - Audio/L, Red - Audio /R)

Yellow

White

Red

1. Connect Remote control cable with product as shown on below diagram.

2. Connect Remote control with earphones jack.

Remote control

Earphones jack

2-3 Connecting product

Using the Controls

Power on

External Battery pack

1. Connect the external battery pack as indicated below.

Recharging is possible with supplementary battery pack.

The player can be recharged even when powered off.

To extend the life of the batteries (rechargeable batteries) :

- Turn the Display switch to OFF when the main TFT LCD display or TV OUT is not in use.

- Set the Display Time of the main TFT LCD to a shorter time.

- Adjust the backlight brightness of the TFT LCD to a lower value.

- Disable the EQ feature.

- If you are using the remote control (sold separately), set the duration of the backlight illumination of the Remote Control LCD to a shorter time.

When the volume is set to 0, there is no sound through the AV OUT.

Playing Audio

3-1 Detailed operation

Playing Audio

Press the button to power on the player.

While playing press the button to pause the song. Press the to continue playback.

Press the , button to control the volume.

Insert a disc, label facing up and close the lid.

Connect the Remote controller and earphone.

Release the Hold switch on the Remote controller.

Getting started

Playing Audio

3-1 Detailed operation

Getting started

Navigating to find and play another song

Press the or button to select another track.

: Plays previous track

: Plays next track

Press the or button, release immediately, then

press and hold the same button again to skip one

folder at a time.

: Plays previous folder : Plays next folder

Press the button to play the selected song.

Press and hold the

or to scan within a

track.

: Reward within a song

: Fast-forward within a song

Press NAVI/MENU button while playing to display a list of the songs on the disc.

Use the NAVI/MENU button to navigate through the folders and files on the disc.

: Selects previous title : Selects next title

NAVI / MENU

: Move to lower

folder

: Move to upper folder

Click

Long Click

Click+Long

Click

3-1 Detailed operation

Getting started

Viewing images

View Image Information

+ / - button will switch pages during detailed information display.

3-1 Detailed operation

Getting started

Viewing images

Displaying an image file

Insert a disc, label facing up and close the lid.

Press the button to power on the player.

The first image on the disc will automatically display on the LCD screen.

Scale of Photo

Slide mode

previous/next

Press the or button to view another image.

: Displays previous image

: Displays next image

If the Picture Slideshow feature is enabled in the menu, the next image on the disc will be displayed after a few seconds.

(See page 57)

Press the NAVI/MENU button to display a list of the files on the disc.

: Selects previous image : Selects next image

NAVI/MENU : Move to

lower folder

: Move to upper folder

Press and Hold the A-B / EQ button.

A short list of information about the image will be displayed.

Press and hold the A-B / EQ button again to display a more detailed list of image information.

Press and hold the A-B / EQ button again to return to the image view.

Long Click

Click

It may take longer to load the image if the image resolution is higher and the file size is larger.

3-1 Detailed operation

Getting started

Viewing images

Reversing image

Reverses vertically

Reverses horizontally

3-1 Detailed operation

Getting started

Viewing images

ZOOM

Rotating image

90° degree counterclockwise rotation

90° degree clockwise rotation

Press the + or - button to rotate the displayed image on the LCD screen.

Press the A-B / EQ button to Zoom in on the displayed image.

Enlargement: 200% - 400%- 800%

Use the NAVI/MENU to scroll the image to see sections not visible on the LCD screen.

You can rotate image as you want.

: 90° degree

clockwise

rotation.

: 90° degree

counterclockwise rotation.

Press and hold the + or button to reverse the image.

You can reverse an image horizontally/vertically.

: Reverses vertically

: Reverses horizontally

Click

Long Click

Getting started

Playing Video file

Playing video file

Insert a disc, label facing up and close the lid.

Press

button for

volume control.

Getting started

Viewing images

Viewing thumnail images

Press and hold the button to display thumbnail images on the disc.

The following icon will appear if a JPG or BMP image can not be displayed. The file maybe corrupt, improperly formatted, or too large to display.

Progressive JPG files are not supported.

What is Progressive JPG?

Progressive JPG is a JPG image that is displayed getting focused on gradually.

3-1 Detailed operation3-1 Detailed operation

Press the + or -, or button to move the cursor and scroll through all the images on the disc.

Move the cursor Up / Down.

Move the cursor to Previous / Next image.

Press the button to exit the Thumbnail view and display the selected image.

Press the button to power on the player.

Once powered on, video playback will begin automatically.

While playing video, press the button for pause and

press it again to resume play.

: plays previous file

: plays next file

Press the or button to select another file.

Click

Long Click

Click

Getting started

Playing Video file

Fast Forward and Rewind do not work if the index table of the AVI/ASF file being played is missing or damaged.

Due to the characteristics of video files, there may be a lag between the high speed fast forward/backward time and the playback starting time after the movement, and the sound may be briefly out of sync.

During video playback, when you play after stopping, the player resumes from where the previous file stopped. At this time, there may be a lag

between the time the player starts the playback and the time when the player stopped, and the sound may be briefly out of sync.

During the video playback with the TFT LCD of this player, a part of the screen may be cropped depending on the resolution of the motion picture.

During the video playback, when you switch to the Display switch, the screen may briefly appear distorted on TV or TFT LCD.

3-1 Detailed operation

Getting started

Playing Video file

Display Video Information

Press and hold the A-B / EQ button again to return to the video.

Use the Volume +/- buttons to page forward/backward during Detailed Information Display on the TFT LCD display.

3-1 Detailed operation

A short list of information about the video will be displayed.

Press and Hold the A-B / EQ button.

Press and hold the A-B / EQ button again to display a more detailed list of video information.

Long Click

: Reward : Fast-forward

Press and hold or .

: plays previous folder : plays next folder

Press the or button, release immediately, then press and hold the same button again to skip one folder at a time.

Click+Long

Long Click

Playing video file

4-1 Navigation mode

Specific features

Navigation Mode

Press the NAVI / MENU button.

A list of files on the disc will be displayed.

If a folder is selected press button to enter

the folder.

Press the button to play the selected file.

Press button to move to upper folder.

Press or to scroll up and down the list.

The list of titles

4-2 EQ

Press and Hold the A-B / EQ button to display the current EQ selection.

Press the A-B / EQ button to cycle through the other available EQ options.

Specific features

With EQ SELECT MENU, user can set only desired EQ function. Refer to page 68 for setting the User EQ.

EQ settings do not apply to AVI, JPG, or BMP files.

Long Click

Specific features

Set Mode

Press MODE button during play.

Icon is changing whenever MODE button is press.

Randomly plays all tracks in the player and stop.

Plays a single track repeatedly. Press the or to select a new random track to play repeatedly.

Randomly plays all tracks in the selected folder and stop.

Randomly plays all tracks in the selected folder repeatedly.

Randomly plays all tracks stored in the player repeatedly.

REAPEAT

SHUFFLE

INTRO : Plays only 10 seconds of each track in sequential order. INTRO HIGHLIGHT : Plays 10 seconds from 1 minute into each track.

You can set this function in the MENU.

INTRO

Plays a selected track repeatedly.

Plays all tracks in the selected folder and stop.

Plays all tracks in the selected folder repeatedly.

Plays all tracks stored in the player repeatedly.

MODE ICON

Play a selected interval repeatedly during play.

Specific features

4-3 Play 4-4 Interval Repeat / Reservation

Click

Interval Repeat

Reservation Function

Press A-B / EQ button while playing to select the beginning (A) point.

Press A-B / EQ button again to select the end (B) point.

The interval (A to B) will be repeated. Press the A-B / EQ button to cancel the interval repeat.

While playing a song press the NAVI / MENU button and highlight another track.

Press the A-B / EQ button to queue the selected song.

UP/DOWN

The Reservation Function allows you to queue one song to play after the current song has ended.

Interval repeat is only available for audio files.

Click

4-5 Program Mode

Specific features

2. Playing Program List

3. Cancel Program

Press

button after

setting a program.

The tracks will be played in order set by Program.

Press the button twice while playing a program list to cancel the program.

In Program Mode, use +/- button as well as / button to search tracks with skipping already programmed track.

Program Mode

4-5 Program Mode

Screen while playing

Track numbers in CD

Program List track number

When stopped (no songs are playing) Press the A-B / EQ button to enter the Program Mode.

If there s Playlist (*.m3u) file of Winamp in the disc, then "Playlist" is supported. (Refers to Page 37)

Press the NAVI/MENU to view the list of tracks on the disc.

Press or button to select a desired track and then press EQ button.

Screen at stop mode

Specific features

In Program mode, press NAVI/MENU button to enter Navigation mode. Then, select folder with ,button and press PROG button to store all tracks in the folder. (The folder in the folder is not stored)

To delete the tracks stored by Program, press MODE button. Play List is modified automatically.

Click

Double Click

Program Mode allows you to program a list of songs to play.

2. Adding BOOKMARK

1. BOOKMARK Function

Only applicable to optional remote control.

Place a BOOKMARK within an audio file to quickly return to that position in the track.

A BOOKMARK can only be set when STUDY mode is activated. (Refer to Page 63)

A BOOKMARK is added, deleted, or selected by pressing and holding the -10 button on the remote to enter BOOKMARK mode.

Up to 20 BOOKMARKs can be stored in a disc.

Press and hold the -10 button enter BOOKMARK mode.

While playing an audio track, press the A-B button to add a BOOKMARK at the current position.

Only applicable to optional remote control.

-10/+10 function

Press the -10/+10

button

during play.

Play previous 10 tracks/next 10 tracks.

previous +10

Next +10

4-7 BOOKMARK feature

Specific features

4-6 -10/+10 function

Specific features

Long Click

Click

iRiver Shock Free

Press and hold the

-10 button.

You can select / cancel iRiver Shock Free mode.

iRiver Shock Free

Pressing +10 button and holding for a moment will set / cancel iRiver Shock Free mode. If iRiver Shock Free mode is set, the player can absorb more impacts.

Long Click

How to use Winamp playlist

4-8 Other features

Specific features

Make a PLAYLIST(*M3U) using Winamp.

Save the tracks and the Winamp PLAYLIST to a disc.

Put the disc into player and play it.

While stopped, press the A-B button. A list of the M3U files on the disc will be displayed.

Use the or button to select an M3U file and then press to play the playlist. Up to 20 playlists can be stored on one disc.

1. Click "LIST OPTS" and then click "SAVE LIST".

2. Name the file name (ex:iriver.m3u) and click "SAVE" button. A new list will be created.

Winamp execution picture

4. Selecting BOOKMARK

3. Deleting BOOKMARK

4-7 BOOKMARK feature

Press and Hold the -10 button enter BOOKMARK mode.

Press MODE button.

BOOKMARK is deleted from the current position.

BOOKMARK is deleted from the end consecutively whenever MODE button is pressed.

Press and Hold the -10 button enter BOOKMARK mode

Press or button.

: moves to the previous BOOKMARK.

: moves to the next BOOKMARK.

Specific features

Long Click

Click

Long Click

2. Switching between Menus

Press and Hold the NAVI / MENU button to display the main menu system.

Press or button.

: Moves to the

previous Menu.

: Moves to the

next Menu.

1. Menu

Functions may vary with product and firmware revisions.

4-10 Menu operation

Specific features

4-9 Menu

Specific features

Long Click

5. Exiting from submenu

Press the button to exit back to the menu.

Press the button again to exit the Menu system.

3. Entering submenu

4. Setting up the User’s function

Press thet the NAVI / MENU button or

the button to display the desired sub-menu.

Select the desired feature and press the NAVI / MENU

button or to view and change settings for the feature.

The + or -, are used to change settings in each feature.

4-10 Menu operation

Specific features

4-10 Menu operation

Specific features

Click

4-11 Menu Setup

3. Shock Free

If iRiver Shock Free mode is set, the player can absorb more impacts. However poorly recorded discs may play with reduced quality.

4. CD Anti-Shock

This is the function to prevent skipping when playing a Standard Audio CD. For best sound quality, it is recommended to use the 80 Sec option, for maximum skip protection, 320 Sec option is suggested. If 320 Sec is selected, the sound quality of the music will be degraded due to higher compression of the music in comparison with 80 Sec.

MP3 CD (128Kbps, 44.1KHz) is always operated 850 Sec option.

Specific features

GENERAL

4-11 Menu Setup

1. RESUME

You can select how to resume the last track played.

Track # : Plays the beginning of the last

track played.

Track Time : Resumes to the exact position

in the song.

GENERAL

2. LANGUAGE

Specific features

Supports 40 languages.

Song title and ID3 tag information for the CD is dependent on the version of the PC operating system that was used to create it.

(For example, if a CD is created in a Korean version of Windows, the language setting should be Korean for proper title display.)

Press the repeatedly to toggle between ON, OFF, and CHANGE.

Turn off the power and turn it on again.

Password window will be displayed.

Use

button to move to number and select with button.

Password has 4 digits and the default password is "0000" after firmware upgrade.

If a wrong password is entered, password window is displayed again.

If a correct password is entered, the password window will disappear and the the player will power on normally.

GENERAL

1. Activating the PASSWORD option

6. PASSWORD

A password can be added to prevent unauthorized use of the player.

OFF : Password function is not activated.

ON : Password function is activated.

CHANGE : Change the Password.

5. Sort Mode

GENERAL

Using the directory structure example on the right, the sort methods will play folders in the following order.

BREADTH FIRST :

DEPTH FIRST :

PHYSICAL ADDR. :

Songs are sorted in the sequence they were

written to the CD

4-11 Menu Setup

Specific features

4-11 Menu Setup

Specific features

GENERAL

If the password to change and the password to confirm are the same, the password is automatically changed and the player will reset. If you select ON on the password menu, you must input the new password to turn on the player.

If the password to confirm is different from the changed password, the password screen goes back to the Confirm screen.

Press the STOP button to exit changing the password, and the old password is preserved.

The Password is initialized as 0000 when the firmware is upgraded.

Enter the button to select the highlighted number.

Enter a new 4 digit password.

A New Password window is displayed.

Select numbers with

, button and enter

it by pressing

button.

Enter new password again.

New Password Confirmation window will be displayed.

2. Changing Password 2. Change Password

Press the button to select "CHANGE".

Press and hold the NAVI / MENU button to display the password window.

GENERAL

4-11 Menu Setup

Specific features

4-11 Menu Setup

Specific features

Long Click

7. Multi Session

OFF : Player will not read multi-session discs.

ON : Player will read multi-session discs.

If you are not using audio CD’s created in Multi Session format, set this feature to OFF to shorten the access time of your CDs.

8. Load Default

Initialize to original factory setting.

Button operation is as below

(Select Default Menu)

(Move to YES)

(Select YES : INITIALIZATION)

GENERAL

4-11 Menu Setup

Specific features

9. Registration Code (DRM Certification No.)

This displays the certification number required for using DRM VOD (Video On Demand) service.

GENERAL

4-11 Menu Setup

Specific features

For more information about DRM VOD service, contact a VOD service provider.

1. LCD Bright (Main)

2. LCD Contrast (

TFT LCD Contrast

)

Adjust the contrast of the main TFT LCD display. Use the or button to adjust the value.

Adjust the brightness of the main TFT LCD display. Use the or button to adjust the value.

DISPLAY

4-11 Menu Setup

Specific features

3. LCD Contrast (

Remote LCD Contrast

)

Adjust the brightness of the Remote Control LCD (sold separately). Use the or button to adjust the value.

This setting only applies to the optional LCD remote controller.

DISPLAY

4-11 Menu Setup

Specific features

4. Visualization

Visualizes and displays the audio that is played back on the LCD of the optional remote control.

LEVEL METER

PROGRESSIVE

When you adjust on the TFT LCD of the player, the TFT LCD may blink.

6. Play Time Info

Normal :Displays elapsed time of the current

track.

Remain :Displays remaining time of the current

track.

7. Battery Indicator

Adjust the level of the battery indicator to compensate for different style of batteries.

Lower numbers will make the battery indicator higher, higher numbers will make the battery indicator lower.

DISPLAY

5. Tag Information

ON :Displays track with ID3 tag information

or with lyrics if there are lyrics.

OFF : Displays track with file name.

When you turn the tag information ON during track playback, display will begin with the next track played.

CAPTION OFF : Disable the lyrics feature. You can select ON / OFF using the button and tag information display preference using the or buttons.

DISPLAY

4-11 Menu Setup

Specific features

4-11 Menu Setup

Specific features

8. TV Standard (TV output)

When using AV OUT to a TV, select the proper display mode for your TV.

NTSC : US, Canada, Korea, Japan, etc.

PAL : EU, Australia, etc.

1. Sleep Power Off

Automatically power off after fixed time (Time range can be set from 0 to 99 minutes).

Use the or buttons to adjust time.

By using button, you can select beep sound to ON or OFF.

When the power is off, the sleep power off setting goes back to Zero setting.

2. Stop Power Off

Automatically turns power off at stop mode. Time range can be made from 1~60 minutes.

Use the and buttons to select the desired time.

TIMER

9. Interlace Mode

When AV OUT/OFF/LCD switch at the back of the player is AV OUT, select Non-interlace/ Interlace for the display generated with AV OUT.

Interlace mode is used to reduce overall flicker. Select Non-Interlace if you see shaking or vibrating screen.

DISPLAY

4-11 Menu Setup

Specific features

4-11 Menu Setup

Specific features

3. Main LCD Display Off

LCD screen will turn off after the designated time to conserve battery life (only while playing audio tracks).

Always On / 5 sec / 10 sec / 20 sec / 30 sec / 40 sec / 50 sec / 60 sec.

LCD Backlight Off (Remote)

TIMER

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Specific features

5. Picture Slideshow

Set automatic image transfer time (Off / 5sec / 10sec / 30 sec / 1min) during image play.

TIMER

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Adjusts the length of time the LCD backlight of the optional remote control is on.

You may adjust the time by using ( ) or ( ).

When the time is set to 0, the light is always off. When it is set between 1~19, the light is on for the designated time (seconds) as set with the button. When it is set to "20", the backlight is on for the designated time (seconds) every time the players moves to the next track (Track On). When it is set to "21", the backlight is always on (Always On). When you set ADAPTER ALWAYS ON switch on using ( ), the backlight is always on when the player is connected to the adapter.

This setting only applies to the optional LCD remote controller.

3. FF/RW Scan Speed

and button can be used for this setting.

The fast scan speed can range from 1x / 2x / 4x / 6x.

4. Scroll Speed

You can adjust the scroll speed and the scroll direction of characters (Title or Artist Name of the song) displayed on the LCD.

1X, 2X, 4X : Changes the scroll speed

from left to right.

Vertical : The scroll goes from

up to down.

Horizontal : The scroll goes from the

left to the right.

CONTROL

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1. FF/RW Scan

After setting FF/RW SCAN function to ON, press the or button for more than 1.5 sec for speedy search. Press with short click, it will skip to the previous/next track. If FF/RW SCAN function is OFF, it will pass the track numbers rapidly.

As typical with MP3 files, particularly VBR (Variable Bit Rate) files, fast scan may not be as smooth as conventional audio CD.

2. FF/RW Skip (FAST SKIP)

FAST SKIP allows skipping 10 songs or 1 folder forward or backward by pressing and holding the or buttons.

Off :Disables the fast skip feature. 10 :Fast skip ahead 10 tracks or

back 10 tracks.

Directory:Jump to the Previous /

Next folder.

CONTROL

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5. - / +10 Button

Sets the movement of -/+ 10 button of the remote control.

-/+10 :

Moves to the previous 10th or the next 10th file of the file that is currently played back.

-/+ DIRECTORY :

Moves to a folder before or after the file folder that is currently played back.

6. Auto Pause

When Auto Pause is ON, playback stops automatically after every track, and you must press the Play button after each disc loads to resume playback.

CONTROL

This setting only applies to the optional LCD remote control.

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7. Power Save Mode

When the main TFT LCD display is in use, the Power Save Mode is activated to extend the battery life.

In Power Save Mode, although the playback time will be extended, lines may appear intermittently during the playback of certain video files.

CONTROL

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The TFT LCD display will blink when the Power Save Mode is enabled while the main TFT LCD display is in use.

3. Intro Mode

Plays about 10 seconds of each track at the beginning or in the middle (1min from the beginning).

Plays 10 seconds at the beginning when ON is selected, and plays 10 seconds from 1 minute(from the beginning) of each track when Highlight ON is selected.

4. Study

The following settings can be applied to the

- / + 20 button.

OFF : Skip ahead 10 tracks. 5 SEC : Short click of the +10 button

will skip the current track 5 seconds ahead or backward.

10 SEC : Short click of the +10 button will

skip the current track 10 seconds ahead or backward.

Set the Study setting to 5 or 10 seconds to use the Bookmark function.

(For details, please refer to page. 35)

MODE

1. Repeat Mode

Chose the various repeat modes that are availabe during playback by pressing the MODE button. This does not set any mode, but makes them availabe for selection while playing files.

The scrolling between each category is done by pressing the or buttons and selection is with the button.

Only the selected play mode will be applied when you press the MODE button. (For details about the repeat modes, please refer to page 30)

2. Shuffle Mode

Chose the various shuffle modes that are availabe during playback by pressing the MODE button. This does not set any mode, but makes them availabe for selection while playing files.

The scrolling between each category is done by pressing the or buttons and selection is with the button.

Only the selected play mode will be applied when you press the MODE button. (For details about the shuffle modes, please refer to page 30)

MODE

4-11 Menu Setup

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4-11 Menu Setup

Specific features

7. Caption Alignment

Set video captioning justification (Left / Center / Right).

MODE

6. Caption Mode

Set video captioning position (Bottom / Top) or OFF to disable.

5. Name

You can input your name or custom text. (maximum 12 characters in English)

Use with character deletion

Store character/exit

Use with other character selection

Cursor movement

Use with character selection.

Use with character entry

MODE

4-11 Menu Setup

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4-11 Menu Setup

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3. Sound Balance

When Sound Balance bar is moved to L (Left,

0),the sound outputs at the left earphone. When the lever is moved to R (Right, 40) the sound outputs at the right earphone. The default value is 20 and the sound outputs the same level at both earphones.

4. TAG Auto EQ

Can automatically change EQ by reading the genre of TAG Information.

ON : Can automatically change EQ by reading

the genre of ID3 TAG information.

OFF : EQ is set by the user.

EQ is selected by genre as follows :

Rock : Classic Rock, Rock, Altern Rock, Instrumental

Rock, Southern Rock, Rock & Roll, Hard Rock, Folk Rock, Gothic Rock, Progressive Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Symphonic Rock, Slow Rock, Punk Rock

Jazz : Jazz, Jazz+Funk, Acid Jazz Classic : Classical, Opera, Chamber Music, Sonata,

Symphony

Meta : Metal, Death Metal, Heavy Metal Ubass : Bass, Booty Bass

SOUND

1. Beep Sound Volume

Select the volume level of the beep sound. Set the value to "0" to turn off the beep completely.

2. Sound Fade In

When activated, volume increases gradually at playback mode to prevent the sudden loudness.

SOUND

4-11 Menu Setup

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4-11 Menu Setup

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What is FIRMWARE?

It is the operating system that works in the iMP-1100. iRiver provides you with the latest and best features through Firmware Upgrade

How to UPGRADE?

1 Download the latest firmware upgrade file from www.iriver.com.

2 Execute the file after extraction.

3 Burn the iMP-1100.hex file to a CD (be sure there are no other files

on this CD.

4 Connect the power adapter to the iMP-1100.

(Note : Upgrade the firmware after connecting the adapter)

5 Insert the CD into the iMP-1100 and play the CD.

6 Check whether your LCD window shows Firmware Upgrade

7 When the power goes off automatically, the upgrade is done.

8 Play your Music Disc and confirm the firmware version information

displayed during loading.

Visit www.iRiver.com to upgrade your Firmware.

5. User EQ

A user can control 5 bands, range of 60Hz, 250Hz, 1kHz, 4kHz, and 12kHz, with 1dB intervals in between -10dB to +10dB and achieve various sound effects.

SOUND

4-12 Firmware upgradable

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4-11 Menu Setup

Specific features

Recording

How do I copy MP3 or WMA files on to a CD?

You need to record MP3 or WMA files on a CD-R or CD-RW disc to play in the iMP-1100.

In general, there are two kinds of blank CDs. CD-R (CD Recordable): Recordable but not erasable. CD-RW (CD-ReWriteable) : Recordable and can be used again after erasing.

There are several ways to burn a CD. A CD is created in sessions.

Single session : Close session after burning once.

Multi session : Do not close session after burning. More data can be written to the disk later.

This iRiver player can play packet-written CD RW s as well.

What do I need to burn MP3 or WMA files?

You need a CD recorder, recording software program, and a blank CD. For details, refer to the SUPPORT at iRiver’s homepage.

Product

How long does Anti-Shock last?

With MP3 files (128Kbps, 44.1KHz) , Anti-Shock lasts up to 850 seconds. With Audio CD, you can set it up to 80 or 320 seconds.

Mechanical noise is heard from the player.

When loading a CD or searching music, CD Pick-up makes noise moving at high speed. This is not a malfunction. But if you hear mechanism noise through earphones or hear excessive noise from the player, contact iRiver Customer Service.

Does using CD’s created on a computer reduce the life of the Lens?

There is no connection between using a disk created on a home computer and the lifetime of the lens.

Why doesn’t the player recognize a CD created at high speed?

In general, it is recommended to record the CD with 1~2 level lower than the highest speed if you are experiencing playback difficulties.

5-1 Questions and Answers

Additional Information

5-1 Questions and Answers

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PlayingRecording

How do I listen to a spot on the track I last listened to?

The iMP-1100 provides a RESUME function. Go to Function, General and enter into RESUME menu. You can set Track Time or Track #. The iMP-1100 can remember the last 10 CDs you played.

How many playlists can the iMP-1100 play?

The iMP-1100 can play up to 20 playlists(.m3u)

How many songs can the iMP-1100 play?

The iMP-1100 can recognize 999 songs (20 Playlist included) and 255 folders including subfolders.

Does the iMP-1100 play .ra and .wav formats?

The playable formats on the iMP-1100 are MP3, WMA, AVI, ASF, JPG and BMP files. RA and WAV formats can not be played in this player. Supporting formats such as .ra and .wav are under consideration for the future.

I don’t see the title and it only displays Audio Track.

The iMP-1100 can display the information that the song contains. With MP3 files, the tag information may not be correct and with Standard Audio CD, it displays only Audio Track. To see the song title, you need to burn the CD using CD-TEXT function. See your CD Creation software.

How do I make a CD from a tape or record?

To convert the tape’s information into CD requires many items, including: A player to play the tape or record, a stereo cable to attach the player to your computer, and third party recording software to capture and edit the audio. Connect the stereo cable from the source to the line-in input on your computer sound card; then use the third party software to record and edit the audio on the tape or record. Once the music is recorded on your computer, use a program to copy the music in Audio or MP3 format to a CD.

I recorded an MP3 CD but it only see less than 20 songs.

The CD was probably created as an Audio CD s will only hold about 15~20 songs. To record a CD full of MP3 s be sure to set your CD creation software to record Data.

The player can t read songs and I get No disc message.

CD readability depends on several factors:

1. CD-Media

2. The Burning/Recording Speed

3. The CD surface When you create a CD, burning speed does matter as well as CD surface. When you create a CD at a high speed, the data writing may not be reliable. In that case, it is recommended to create a CD at a lower speed or to use brand name media.

Can I add songs to the CD I already burned?

Using multi-session or packet writing allows you to add songs to the CD.

5-1 Questions and Answers

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5-1 Questions and Answers

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Can I change the playing order?

The iMP-1100 supports m3u file lists. Also, the Program function allows you to select your preferred songs.

I can’t hear an ASF file I recorded on a disk.

For ASF file format, there are audio file type and motion picture file type. iRiver supports both format, however, in the case of motion pictures, it is possible to only hear sound or not being to play, all depending on the video file format.

Is the sound better if I convert an MP3 file into WAV?

MP3 is a compressed a audio format. Audio quality is lost when converting sound into MP3 format. Changing MP3 to WAV files will not restore data lost in compression and will therefore not improve audio quality

What kind of media can the IMP-1100 support?

Standard Audio CD (8Cm, 12 Cm), CD-R, CD-RW DATA CD with MP3, ASF, DivX, JPG, BMP and WMA. The iMP-1100 also supports Mixed CD (Data Track + Audio Track), CD-Extra (Audio Track + Data Track), Multi-sessioned and packet written CD.

What is VBR?

VBR is "Variable Bit Rate". Some MP3 encoders support VBR. When enabled, the compressor will use a bit rate that will fit the actual passage. If it is a complex part, having much more variation in the sound, it will use a high bit rate. If there is less variation in sound, it will use a lower bit rate. Usually, the average bit rate will not be as high as a same-quality MP3 with CBR (Constant Bit Rate). However, there is shortcoming that it’s hard to keep track of the actual position that may not be favorable when studying language.

The sound cuts out when the player skips.

If the player is shaken in a sudden or violent manner, or shaken excessively, skipping may occur. Under normal circumstances, skipping will not occur. Please carry and handle the player under normal circumstances. (i.e., without excessive shaking).

It takes a long time to load a CD.

Using Multi-sessioned or Packet Written CD may affect the loading time rather than using Single sessioned CD because the data is scattered in the CD. To reduce the loading time, it is recommended you to burn in Singlesession. You may contact Customer Service if it takes longer than 1 minute to load a single-sessioned CD or a Standard Audio CD.

It always stops after playing one song.

Check that the "Auto Pause" feature is turned off. Also check that your player is not set to SFL 1 mode.

I hear a hiccup sound while the song is playing.

Check the status of the file. What is likely happening is that the file is corrupted, especially if you hear the same sound in the same spot. In this case, it is recommended you to record the file again or download a different file.

5-1 Questions and Answers

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5-1 Questions and Answers

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Playing Playing

Should any problem continue after you have checked these symptoms, contact your nearest iRiver Customer Support department.

Nothing is displayed on the LCD screen.

Is the AV OUT / OFF / LCD switch on the back of product setting at

off position If the AV OUT/OFF/LCD switch is set at LCD, or AV OUT,

then the display will only come out through LCD, or TV respectively.

If it is set at off position, it won t be displayed.

Image on TV is unstable, flickering, fuzzy, or otherwise non-viewable.

What kind of TV do you use?

If TV Standard setting from Menu ->Display ->TV Standard is Set the TV Standard option in the menu to the proper setting for your TV (PAL or NTSC). If unsure which option to select, please consult your TV documentation.

Video files are smaller than the screen.

The display is determined by the settings used to create the AVI file. Please consult your AVI creation software documentation for settings.

Video files do not display properly.

AVI files will take longer to load than audio files because of their large size.

The player will only display certain types of AVI files created with specific settings. For more information about supported AVI file types, please see the Specifications section of the manual or visit our web site.

It is very common for sound not to match the video (syncing is not correct). This is a flaw in the creation of your AVI file. Please consult your AVI creation software documentation for alternate creation methods or use alternative software to create AVI files.

Only MP3 and WMA format are supported for motion picture audio. It may not play if the formats are AC3 or DTS.

AVI files created in higher resolutions than indicated in the Specifications section may not playback properly.

Trouble Solution

5-2 Troubleshooting

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5-2 Troubleshooting

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Trouble Solution

Player will not power on.

Check whether the HOLD switch on remote is ON (Switch to OFF position)

Check whether the player door is opened

Check whether the rechargeable batteries are not charged or the batteries are drained.

Check that the batteries were properly inserted into the external battery pack.

Loading stopped or No DISC displayed on LCD.

Check whether the CD is dirty or defective (clean it or change to new CD).

Check whether the CD is inserted properly.

Check to be sure the optical lens is clean. (Gently wipe with soft cloth.)

Check whether moisture condensation has occurred (leave the CD player aside for several hours until the moisture evaporates).

Make sure there is a CD in the player.

Problems can be caused by the CD creation process on your PC. Re-record the disc at a slower speed.

Use Full Format when creating packet a written disk.

AC adapter does not work.

Be sure your adapter is designed to work in the country where it’s being used.

Check whether the plug is connected to the proper jack on the player.

Remote controller does not work.

Check whether the HOLD switch is ON. (Switch to OFF position.)

Connect the earphones/remote plug firmly.

On Handling Disc

On handling Disc

Avoid touching the surface (bright side) where data is stored.

Do not place such things as paper on playable side

Be careful not to make scribble or scratch on back of playable side (side with writing).

Disc Cleaning -1

Avoid cleaning the disc surface. If necessary, clean the disc surface with a soft cloth following the directions described.

Disc Cleaning -2

Avoid using chemicals to clean the surface.

5-3 Precautions

Additional Information

5-2 Troubleshooting

Additional Information

Should any problem continue after you have checked these symptoms, contact your nearest iRiver Customer Support department.

Trouble Solution

Audio files do not play properly. Either no sound is heard or defects are heard.

Check whether VOLUME is set to 0 .

Connect the earphone/remote plug firmly.

Check whether the plug is dirty (clean the plug with a dry and soft cloth).

Corrupted MP3 or WMA file may have distortion or not play. Try playing another music file.

Excessive jolting may affect MP3, WMA, and audio CD disks during playback.

Unrecognized characters are displayed while playing AVI files.

Please, check if language setting has been set correctly in the menu.

Batteries do not charge.

Is the adapter correctly plugged in?

Fully charged rechargeable battery will not accept additional charge.

Picture files does not display.

The image not adhering to product specification may not display. Please, check the specification.

LCD screen shuts off during playback.

To conserve battery power, the LCD screen will dim while playing audio files. The amount of time the screen remains on may be set in the menu.

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Caution

During playback, dirty or scratched CD’s may cause distortion

or skipping.

If the file is unable to play due to damage, the damaged part will skip; if it is not possible to play continuously it will skip to the next song.

Only regular music CD and file extension with MP3, WMA, ASF, AVI, BMP, and JPG can be played.

Files in each folder will be ordered alphabetically , and number will be assigned accordingly on the order. You can easily find a desired song by using Navigation feature.

Number of recognizable files is 999 (including 20 Playlist) and 255 folders can be recognizable.

For CD-TEXT disk, only titles in TOC will be noted.

Battery level indicator may vary depending on battery type (Internal / External).

During audio playback, either the file name or the ID3 information will be displayed.

When external battery is mounted, maximum play time for video (video-DIVX640X480@24fps audio-MP3 128Kps, 44.1KHz) is 16 hours and maximum, Audio-MP3 (128Kps, 44.1KHz)reproduction time for audio is 68 hours. (standard : volume, Main TFT LCD Display)

Audio of moving picture only supports MP3, WMA. AC3, DTS, AAC, and other forms are not supported.

Memo5-3 Precautions

Additional Information

General Specifications

5-4 Specifications

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5-4 Specifications

Additional Information

MPEG 1/2/2.5 Layer3,WMA,ASF(Audio) 8Kbps~320Kbps ID3 V1,ID3 V2 2.0,ID3 V2 3.0 AVI (DivX3.11,4.0,5.x,XviD), ASF(DivX3.11,4.0,5.x,XviD) MPEG 1/2/2.5 Layer 3,WMA 8Kbps~320Kbps Support maximum 2Mbps

Support maximum 30fps Support SMI Format Baseline (Non-progressive) JPG, BMP (Mono,4,8,24 Bit) JPG :3100 X 2100 BMP :800 X 600

Audio

File Type

Bit Rate

Tag

File Type

Resolution

Video type

Audio type Video Bit Rate Audio Bit Rate

Video

Resolution

Video Frame Rate

Caption

Motion picture

Image

File Specifications

Item SpecificationsCategory

Support

DivX 5.x : maximum 720 x 480 @ 30fps DivX 4.0 : maximum 640 x 480 @ 30fps DivX 3.11 :

maximum 352 x 240 @ 30fps, 800Kbps

1. For damaged audio or motion picture file, screen or sound may show erratic behavior or may not be able to play.

2. If video resolution is larger than product specification, screen or sound may not play.

3. Other than MP3 or WMA, motion picture audio format (AC3, DTS, AAC, etc), may possible only to display without sound or not being able to play at all.

4. Motion picture formats other than DivX may only play sound without picture or not be able to play at all.

5. For AVI file not conforming to product specification, VirtualDub or other similar software can be used to convert to product specification conforming format to play properly.

6. For XviD motion picture video format, depending on encoding program, some may not be able to play.

7. Only Bassline (Non-progressive), JPG and BMP image file are supported.

8. Image files may not display if files are larger than specification, or they are damaged.

Note

20Hz~20KHz 14mW(L) + 14mW(R)(16 ‰) Max. Volume 8mW(L) + 8mW(R)(32 ‰) Max. Volume

0.95V rms (47K‰) Max. Volume 90dB (CD-DA), 90dB (MP3 CD) – 3dB (Line output) Stereo (L+R) 220 X 176 Transmissive LCD NTSC / PAL CD-DA, CD-Text (8cm/12cm) CD-ROM Mode1, Mode 2 Form1 Enhanced CD, Mixed CD Packet Write, ISO9660, Joliet Romeo, Multi-Session DC 5.0V, 2A Li-Ion 1900mAh 4, 1.5V AA battery

Approx. 134(W) X 145.8(D) X 23.4(H)mm Approx. 277.5g (Including Built-in battery) 0¡C ~ 40¡C

Frequency/Range

Headphone output

Line output level

S/N ratio

Frequency Characteristics

No. of Channels

CD type

CD-R/RW Readability

AC Adapter

Built-in battery

External battery pack

Motion picture

6 hours (16 hours with external battery) (Standard: video DivX 640X480 @ 24fps,audio-MP3) 25 hours (68 hours with external battery) (Standard: MP3 128Kbps, 44.1KHz)

Audio

Dimension

Weight

Operational Temperature

LCD

2.0 TFT LCD Output Type

Composite

Item SpecificationsCategory

Audio

Video

Support

Playtime

General

SAFETY WARNING

Additional Information

REGULATORY INFORMATION

Additional Information

Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

The device manufactured and found to comply with limits for a Class B computing device according to the specifications in FCC rules Part 15. 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.

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 may 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 the 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 away the device from the radio or TV

If necessary, consult your dealer or an experienced radio or television technician. You may find this booklet helpful:"How to Identify and Resolve Radio and TV Interference Problems"(Stock No. 004-000-00345-4), prepared by the FCC and available from the U.S Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402. See individual devices FCC ID and registration numbers.

For the customers in Europe

The CE mark on the CD player is valid only for products marketed in the European Union.

To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.

To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only.

Certain countries may regulate disposal of the battery used to power this product. Please consult with your local authority.

Listening for many hours at maximum volume may damage your hearing.

CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT KLASSE 1 LASER PRODUKT LUOKAN 1 LASER LAITE KLASS 1 LASER APPARAT PRODUCTO LASER CLASE 1

Use of controls, adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure. CAUTION-INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AND INTER LOCKS DEFEATED, AVOID EXPOSURE TO BEAM.

WARNING

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