DESIGNED BY IRIVER
P8
USER GUIDE
CONTENTS
01
Getting Started
Components
Locating the Controls
Power Management
Connecting the Product
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06
10
14
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Using P8
Home Screen
MUSIC
VIDEO
FM RADIO
PICTURE
eBook
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27
38
46
54
61
RECORDING
CALENDAR
FILE BROWSER
SETTING
Upgrading Firmware
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70
71
74
79
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Other Information
Important Safety Information
Troubleshooting
Copyrights
Certification
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Registered Trademark
Exemption
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Components
Components may be changed without prior notice for improvement of product
performance or quality.
USB Host Cable
Getting Started
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P8
Power Adapter
USB Cable
Quick Start Guide
& Product Warranty
Earphones
Power Adapter: Connect this to the product for charging.
Quick Start Guide: Explain how to use our device.
Product Warranty: Please keep this in a safe place for use during any warranty
repairs.
USB Cable: Connect device to the computer and recharge the battery.
USB Host Cable: Connect this to the host device.
Earphones: Connect this to the device to output sound.
Locating the Controls
The printed or engraved exterior, components, and contents may differ by model.
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Earphone Jack
USB Port
Micro SD Card Slot
HDMI Jack
RESET Key
DC IN Jack
Charge LED
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Volume +Volume - Power / Hold switch
Touch LCD
Infrared Remote
Control Receiver
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MIC
Speaker
Volume Key: Controls the sound volume.
Power / Hold Switch: Turns on/off the power by sliding to the power and lock the
device by sliding to the hold.
Touch LCD: Displays the screen and operate by touching it.
Earphones Jack: Connects the earphone to output the sound.
USB Port: Connects to the computer using this USB port.
Micro SD Card Slot: Inserts the Micro SD card to view the files on the card.
HDMI Jack: Connects the HDMI cable to output video and sound through the
external device. (Sound may not be outputted depending on your TV’s specifications.)
RESET Key: Resets the product.
DC IN Jack: Connects to the power adapter for recharging the battery.
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Charge LED: Shows the charged status of the product and automatically turns off
when fully charged.
Infrared Remote Control Receiver: Receives the infrared signal from the remote
control.
MIC: Records voice.
Speaker: Produces sounds.
Power Management
Power on/off
1. Slide the [Power/Hold Switch] in the direction of [ ] until power comes on.
2. When the product is on, slide the [Power/Hold Switch] in the direction of [ ]
until power goes off.
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This model supports an automatic power-saving feature to minimize battery consumption.
Depending on [SETTING – Power Management - Auto Power Off], the product will be
automatically turned off when keys are not operated for a specified time. (Refer to page 78)
Using the Hold Function
1. When the product is on, lock the device by sliding the [Power/Hold Switch]
in the direction of [ ].
2. Unlock the device by sliding the [Power/Hold Switch] in the opposite direction
of [ ].
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Using the Reset Function
1. If buttons will not work while the device is being used, press [RESET].
Current time and memory data are preserved during reset.
To avoid damaging the memory, do not use reset function while the device is playing.
Charging the Battery
1. Insert a plug into a socket of power adapter, and connect with DC IN jack.
The battery will charge.
The Charge LED displays in white when charging. The LED turns off when the device is fully charged.
Turn the device off when charging. Leaving the device turned on during recharge may prevent
“Charge Complete” from being displayed.
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The battery will be fully charged within about 6 hours. (Based on fully discharged, power off).
Using the product while charging may extend the charging time and prevent the device from
being fully charged. To avoid malfunctions, only use the power adapter provided.
When connected to the USB cable, the power supply is so low that the battery may be
discharged. Verify that the device is charged by using the power adapter.
Charge and store the product at room temperature. Do not expose the device to extremes in
temperature while recharging.
The charging time might be extended if you use the product while charging.
The rechargeable battery is a consumable and the available usage time of the charged battery
becomes shorter over time.
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Connecting the Product
Connecting Earphones
1. Connect the earphones to the earphone jack.
Connecting to Your Computer
1. Turn on the device and computer.
2. Connect the device to the
computer using USB connection
and display screen offers
connection modes.
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Use ONLY the USB cable provided. Other cables may cause malfunction.
For successful computer/USB connection, disable all functions.
Check that the device is connected to a high-power USB 2.0 port. Connecting to a keyboard
or a USB hub without a power supply of its own may result in malfunction.
When connected to the USB cable, the power supply is so low that the battery may be
discharged. Verify that the device is charged by using the power adapter.
Disconnecting from your computer
1. Safely disconnect the device from your computer by clicking the icon on the
taskbar of the computer screen.
2. Confirm the device disconnection by clicking [Yes].
Depending on the operating system, for example Windows XP, the icon may be hidden from
the taskbar. Hidden icons can be displayed by clicking the indicator.
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We recommend using a safe disconnection of the operating system when disconnecting the USB.
Safe disconnection may not be performed if application programs such as Windows Explorer
or Windows Media Player are being used. Make sure that the device is safely disconnected
after all the active application programs are closed.
If safe disconnection fails, retry later. Failure to safely disconnect may result in data loss.
Copying Files (Folders) to the Product
1. After selecting files/folders to copy from the computer, drag and drop the
selected file/folder to the added drive.
2. Files (or folders) will be transferred to folders below according to their content type.
- Music : Music - Pictures : Pictures - Video : Video - Text : Ebook
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Please connect the USB cable properly.
If the power of the computer or product is turned off or the USB cable is disconnected
while copying or moving files/folders, serious damage to the memory may result.
Transfer rate may differ depending on the computer or OS environment available for
your region.
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Deleting Files (Folders) from the Product
1. Select the files/folders
to be deleted, right-click
on them and select
[Delete].
2. Click [Yes] when the
[Confirm File/Folder
Deletion] window pops
up, and the selected
files/folders will be
deleted.
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Connecting it to TV
1. Use the HDMI cable to connect the HDMI jack of the product to the external device.
2. When the video playback screen is displayed on the external device, the video
and sound of the device will be outputted through the external device.
3. Press the remote control button to view a file.
Turn on the external device, and connect it to the product.
Set [TV Out] of the video option to [ON].
Set resolution in [TV Resolution] of the video option.
Sound may not be outputted depending on the external device’s specifications.
Operate P8 with the remote control while the external device is connected.
The HDMI cable and remote control are sold separately.
The video and sound cannot be outputted through the external device in FM RADIO,
RECORDING, or eBook modes.
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If the resolution of TV is set to 480P, only the screen in video playback can be displayed on the
external device. If you want to display other screen, be sure to set to the different resolution.
Press the [TV Out] button of the remote control during video playback to immediately display
the video on the external device. Press the [TV Out] button of the remote control while using
other functions to display the home screen.
Press the [TV Out] button of the remote control with the external device not connected to turn off
the LCD of the device. Push the [Power/Hold switch] in the direction of [ ] to display the LCD.
Inserting/removing the Micro SD card
1. Turn the power off, place the Micro SD card
(see the figure) in the SD card slot, and press it gently.
2. Press it in once more and the card can be removed.
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Recommended SD cards
Brand: SanDisk, Transcend
Insert/remove the Micro SD card while the power is off.
Do not force the Micro SD card. Malfunction and damage to the Micro SD card may result.
Please do not repeatedly insert/remove the Micro SD card.
Do not remove the Micro SD card when in use. Data deletion, malfunction, or damage to the
Micro SD card may result.
If the Micro SD card is not positioned properly, the device may malfunction or the card may become stuck.
Use only the recommended Micro SD cards.
The use of other Micro SD cards may cause malfunction.
The transfer rate of the Micro SD card may differ according to the computer status.
Micro SD cards cannot be formatted using the device. Please format after connecting the
card reader to the computer.
Reformatting a Micro SD card deletes all data. Backup all data before reformatting.
Format the Micro SD card to FAT 32 system.
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If a Micro SD card is not recognized or malfunctions, reformat and retry.
Micro SD cards can be purchased separately.
Use Micro SD cards up to 32GB.
Connecting to HOST Device (Standard MSC)
1. Connect the device to the HOST
HOST Device
(Standard MSC)
device (Standard MSC) using USB
host cable when the device is off.
Some products such as Digital Camera, External HDD, etc. which need separate installation
of drive, or some devices such as Multi Card Reader which require the creation of multi-drives
might not be supported.
When connecting to the HOST device, make sure that the battery is fully charged and power
adapter is connected.
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Home Screen
Functions may be supported differently according to the model.
Home Screen Legend
: Display the current location.
: Display the USB connection.
: Display the Micro SD Card connection.
OFF : Display the mini player window by selecting Music/FM Radio.
: Set and display screen brightness.
: Display the volume level.
09:28 pm : Display the current time.
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: Battery status.
Music : Play music. (Pages 27~37)
Video : Display video files. (Pages 38~45)
FM Radio : Listen to or record FM radio. (Pages 46~53)
Picture : Display photos. (Pages 54~60)
eBook : Read text files. (Pages 61~65)
Recording : Record voice. (Pages 66~69)
Calendar : Display calendar. (Page 70)
File Browser : Check files stored in the device and Micro SD card.
(Pages 71~73)
Setting : Set user environment. (Pages 74~78)
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Using Touch Screen
1. This device is equipped with a touch screen system that is activated by
touching the screen. Touch the desired function among those displayed on the
screen to execute it.
Forcefully touching the screen with a pointer or other sharp object may damage it.
Moving Domain
1. Move the screen to [Left/Right ] on the home screen to move the domain.
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Selecting Options
1. Turn on power to display the home screen.
- Press the [ ] while using the device to display the home screen.
2. Select the desired mode to play that mode.
3. Press the [ ] while running the mode to display the previous screen.
Moving Up and Down in the List
1. Move up/down in the list by using [Up/Down ] in the list screen.
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MUSIC
Selecting Music
1. Select [Music] on the home screen to display the music list.
2. Press the desired music in the music list to play it.
Press [ ] in the music mini player window to play the desired music. Press [ / ] to hear
the previous/next song.
Select the music mini player window and press [ ] to display the music play screen.
Select the folder to access files within it. Press [ ] to go to the upper folder.
Press [Local Disk /Media Lib] in the upper right corner to change the scanning setting.
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Press [Local Disk - Recent Play] in the upper right corner to play recently played music. During
playback, press [Local Disk – Now Playing] to display the music play screen.
Continuous Playback Time: approx. 50 hours (based on MP3, 128Kbps, 44.1kHz, Vol 20,
LCD OFF, EQ Normal)
Supported file formats: MP3, WMA, OGG, WAV, APE and FLAC
Playing Music
- Press the [ / ] to control volume.
- While playing, press the [ / ] to pause/resume.
- While playing, press the [ / ] to play the previous/next music.
- While playing, move to the desired location on the progress bar by touching it.
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- While playing, select [ ] at point A and press the [ ] again to select point B.
Now the player repeatedly plays between points A and B. Press the [ ] again
to deactivate the loop playback.
- While playing, press [ ] to set the play mode.
- While playing, press [ Normal] to set EQ.
- While playing, press [1.0X] to set playback speed.
- While playing, press [ ] to set the rating of the selected music.
The files stored on the external devices such as SD Card, USB Memory cannot be regist-
gered in the Media Lib, and the Bookmarks are not supported.
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Music Playlist on the LCD Display
Home Screen : Display home screen.
Current Location: Display your current location.
File List: Display the file list.
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Previous Screen: Display the previous screen.
Scanning Method/Storage Memory: Select how to scan and storage memory.
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LCD Display for Playing Music
Album Art: Display when the music file includes album art images.
Title (File name): Display the title (File name).
Artists / Album Names: Display the artist name/album name.
Play Mode: Set/Display the play mode.
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EQ: Set/display the EQ.
Progress Bar: Display the progress status.
A-B Repeat: Set/deactivate the A-B repeat during playback.
Play Speed: Set/display the playback speed.
Rating: Set/display the rating of the selected music.
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Elapsed Time: Display the elapsed time while the music is playing.
Play Previous File: Play the previous file.
Total Playing Time for the Current File: Display the total playing time for the
current file.
Play/Pause: Pause/resume the playback.
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Play Next File: Play the next file.
Option: Display the music options.
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Additional Features
1.
The list of additional features are displayed when pressing [ ] while a file is being played.
2. Select the desired menu to set the item.
- Play Mode: Set the play mode during playback.
- EQ: Set the EQ during playback.
+ SRS WOW HD: Set stereophonic sound effects.
(WOW HD™ improves sound quality by delivering a stronger bass and clearer
high frequency range, and conveying the entertainment experience through
dynamic 3D sound effects.)
+ SRS: Set virtual three-dimensional sound effect.
+ Focus: Set the sound clarity level.
+ TruBass: Set bass.
+ WOW: Set amplification value according to the characteristics of the
earphones being used.
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+ Definition: Restore missing sound to the level of original sound.
- SRS 5.1 Surround (SRS CS Headphone)
Set the level of surround sound effect, as if home theater, via earphones and
headphones. Considering contents of multi-channel such as DVD movies,
SRS CS Headphone™ realizes 5.1 surround sound experience via earphones
and headphones.
(SRS 5.1 surround is activated only when earphones are inserted.)
+ TruBass: Set bass.
+ Dialog Clarity: Set the clarity of lyrics and dialogues.
+ Definition: Restore missing sound to the level of original sound.
- Rating: Set the rating of the selected music.
- Lyric Display: Select whether to display the lyrics on the screen.
(LRC lyrics files supported only)
- Play Speed: Set the playback of the song.
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VIDEO
Selecting Video
1. In the home menu, select the [Video] to display the video scan list.
2. In the video list, press the selected video to play it.
Select a bookmark in the video bookmark list of the home screen to play that video immediately.
Select a folder to enter it and press [ ] to go to the higher-level folder.
Press the [Local Disk/Bookmark List] button in the upper right-hand corner of the video list
screen to change the video list.
Continuous Playing Time: approx. 8 hours - Video: Xvid, 800x480@30fps, 1024Kbps / Audio:
MP3, 128Kbps 44.1kHz, stereo (LCD Lightness 7, Volume 20)
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Playing Videos
- Press the [ / ] button to control the volume.
- While playing, press the [ / ] button to pause/resume.
- While playing, press the [ / ] button to play previous/next file.
- Move to the desired location on the progress status bar by touching it during playback.
- Press [1.0X] in the screen during playback to set the playback speed.
- Press [ ] in the screen during playback to add the playback location to the bookmark.
+ View the added bookmarks in the [Local Disk-Bookmark List] in the upper
right-hand corner of the video list screen or in [Video Bookmark] of the home screen.
+ Press [ ] in the bookmark list to delete the bookmark.
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LCD Display for Playing Videos
Home Screen: Display the home screen.
Current Location: Display the current screen.
File List: Display the file list.
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Previous Screen: Display the previous screen.
Video List Mode: Change how to display the video list.
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LCD Display for Playing Videos
Title (File name): Display the title (file name).
Playback Screen: Display the playback screen.
Progress Bar: Display the progress status.
Bookmark: Add the playback location to the bookmark.
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Elapsed Time: Display the elapsed time of the video.
Play Previous Video: Replay the previous video.
Total Playing Time for the Current File: Display the total playing time of the
current video.
Play/Pause: Pause/resume the video.
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Play Next Video: Play the next video.
Play speed: Set/display the playback speed of the song.
Option: Display the options of the video.
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Additional Features
1. While playing, press [ ] to display the list of additional features.
2. Select the desired menu and set items.
- Audio Track: When there are several voices, select a voice to play.
- Subtitle: When there are several subtitles, select a subtitle to display.
- Screen Mode: Set the screen display mode.
- Play Mode: Set the video repeat mode.
- TV Resolution: Set the resolution of the HDMI device.
- TV Out: Set the output of the HDMI device’s screen.
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FM RADIO
Executing FM Radio
1. When selecting [FM Radio] in the home screen, the radio frequency will be displayed.
2. Select a radio broadcast by pressing [ / ] or [ / ].
While listening to FM radio, the earphones serve as its antenna.
(Connect and use only the supplied earphones for best reception.)
Move along the frequency band to listen to the desired frequency.
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Listening to FM Radio
- Control the volume while listening by pressing the [ / ] button.
- Move to a higher or lower frequency by pressing [ / ].
- If there is no saved channel, press the [ / ] in the screen to move up and
down the frequency band to find the desired frequency.
- If there is a saved channel, press the [ / ] in the screen to move to the
previous/next channel.
- Press the [ / ] button in the screen to move to the next/previous channel.
- Press [ ] in the screen to display the channel list.
LIST
UP
DOWN
+ Press [ ] next to the channel list to delete the selected channel.
- While listening to the radio, press [ ] to record the radio broadcast.
- While listening to the radio, press [ ] to delete the radio broadcast.
While listening to the radio, press [ ] to scan for receivable frequencies and record them to channel.
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SEARCH
SAV E
DELETE
- Record the broadcast while listening by pressing the [ ] button. Pause recording
by pressing the [ ] and stop recording the [ ].
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- The list of additional features are displayed when pressing [ ] while listening.
+ Select the additional feature to play the selected file.
+ Press [ / ] in the screen during playback to pause/resume.
+ Press [ / ] in the screen during playback to play the previous/next file.
+ Touch the progress status bar during playback to move to the desired location.
+ Press [ ] in the screen during playback to set the repeat mode.
+ Press [ ] in the recording file list to delete the file.
- Press [ ] in the screen while listening to output sound through the earphones/speaker.
Recording will be automatically stopped when the available memory or power is insufficient.
The recorded file will be saved in the following format. TUNERYYMMDD_XXX.wma
(YY: year, MM: month, DD: day, XXX: Sequential number)
Maximum recording time is 5 hours.
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LCD Display for FM Radio
Home Screen: Display the home screen.
Received Frequency: Display the currently received frequency.
Channel ON/OFF: Display the Channel ON/OFF state.
Frequency Band: Display the broadcasting frequency band.
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Recording List: Display the recording list.
Record: Record the received broadcast.
Move to lower frequency: Move to a lower-level frequency.
Move to higher frequency: Move to a higher-level frequency.
Move to receivable lower frequency/saved lower channel: Move to a receivable
lower-level frequency or a saved lower channel.
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Option: Display the FM Radio options.
Move to receivable higher frequency/saved higher channel: Move to a
receivable higher-level frequency or a saved higher-level channel.
Higher frequency/channel: Move to a higher-level frequency/channel.
Lower frequency/channel: Move to a lower-level frequency/channel.
Sound Output: Output the sound through the earphones/speaker.
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Previous Screen: Display the previous screen.
Reception Mode: Display the broadcast reception mode.
Channel List: Display the list of the channels saved.
Save / Delete Preset: Save and delete the frequency currently being received to a channel.
Auto Preset: Scan the frequency signals that are receivable and automatically
save them to channels.
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Additional Features
1. The list of additional features are displayed when pressing [ ] while listening.
2. Select the menu to set the item.
- Auto Preset: Scan the frequency signals that are receivable and automatically
save them to channels.
+ Up to 30 channels can be saved.
- Stereo /Mono: Set the broadcast reception mode.
- Tuner Region: Set broadcasting frequencies and steps depending on the region.
Korea /US /China: 87.5~108.0MHz / Japan: 76.0~108.0MHz /
Europe: 87.50~108.00MHz
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PICTURE
Selecting Pictures
1. In the home screen, select [Picture] to display picture list.
2. In the list, press the the picture to play it with full screen.
Select a folder to enter it, and press [ ] to move to a higher-level folder.
Press [Local Disk] in the upper right screen to select the external memory when a Micro SD
card is inserted.
Supported file formats: JPG, BMP, PNG, GIF (Some file types may not be fully compatible.)
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Viewing Pictures
- While viewing full screen, press the [Left / Right] button to play the previous /
next pictures.
- Press the screen while the full screen is displayed to display the toolbar window.
- Press [ ] in the toolbar window to start the slide show, and press the screen
during the slide show to stop it.
- Press [Detail View] in the toolbar window to change the screen.
+ : Rotate the screen 90 degrees counterclockwise.
+ : Rotate the screen 90 degrees clockwise.
+
+ : Magnify the screen.
-
+ : Reduce the screen.
+ : Quit the screen change mode.
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- Press [List View] in the toolbar window to display the file list in the right portion of
the screen.
+ : Quit the screen list view.
- Press [Photo Frame] in the toolbar window to display the selected area in the
home screen.
+ Any photo smaller than 192x192 is not supported.
- Press [Wallpaper] in the toolbar window to save the displayed photo as a
background screen.
Zoom may not be available in some photo resolutions.
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LCD Display for Picture List
Home Screen: Display the home screen.
Current Location: Display the current location.
File List: Display the file list.
Previous Screen: Display the previous screen.
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LCD Display for Viewing Pictures
File Name: Display the file name.
Screen Change: Enter the screen change mode.
Slide Show: Start the slide show.
View Picture List: Display the picture list in the right portion of the screen.
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Photo Frame: Set the photo frame to display in the home screen.
Wallpaper: Set the displayed pictures as the background screen.
Option: Display the options of the picture.
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Additional Features
1. While viewing pictures, press the [ ] button to display additional features.
2. Select the desired menu to set items.
- Slide Time: Set the time each image is displayed in the slide show.
- Transition Effect: Set the transition effect of the slide show.
- Random Play: Play the pictures of the slide show in a random order.
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eBook
Selecting Files
1. In the home screen, select [eBook] to display the file list.
2. Press the file to display in the file list and the selected file will be displayed in the
full screen.
Select a folder to enter it and press [ ] to move to the higher-level folder.
To use a Micro SD card, press [Local Disk] in the upper right-hand corner of the screen and
select external memory.
Supported File Format: TXT
Characters may not be displayed correctly depending on fonts used in the file, or file format
may be displayed differently.
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Viewing Files
- While viewing files, move the [Up / Down ] button to display the previous / next pages.
- While viewing files, press the screen to display the toolbar window.
- Press [ ] in the toolbar window to start auto scroll and press the screen to stop it.
- Press [ ] in the toolbar window to add the displayed location to the bookmark.
+ The added bookmark can be viewed in [File Search - Bookmark] in the file list.
+ Press [ ] in the bookmark list to delete the bookmark.
- Press [ ] in the toolbar window to rotate the screen 90 degrees counterclockwise.
- Press [ ] in the toolbar window to rotate the screen 90 degrees clockwise.
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LCD Display for Viewing Files
Home Screen: Display the home screen.
File Play Screen: Display the file.
Auto Scroll: Start/stop auto scroll.
Previous Screen: Quit file view.
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Rotate Counterclockwise: Rotate the screen counterclockwise.
Add Bookmark: Add the displayed page to the bookmarks.
Rotate Clockwise: Rotate the screen clockwise.
Option: Display the eBook options.
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Additional Features
1. Press [ ] in the screen while a file is displayed to display the option list.
2. Select the desired menu to set items.
- Font Size: Set the font size of the text.
- Wallpaper: Set the background of the text screen.
- Auto Scroll Speed: Set the scroll speed.
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RECORDING
Recording
1. In the home screen, select [Recording] to display the select recording window.
2. Press [ ] in the screen to set up recording quality.
3. Press [ ] in the screen to start recording.
- Press [ ] in the screen during recording to pause and press [ ] to resume.
4. Press [ ] in the screen during recording to stop.
Maximum recording time is 5 hours.
Recording will be automatically stopped when the available memory or power is insufficient.
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The recorded file will be saved in the following format.
VOICEYYMMDD_XXX.wma (YY: year, MM: month, DD: day, XXX: Sequential number)
Recording file playback
- Press [ ] in the screen to display the recording file list.
+ Select a file in the recording file list to play it.
+ Press [ / ] in the screen during playback to pause/resume.
+ Press [ / ] in the screen during playback to play the previous/next file.
+ Touch the progress status bar during playback to move to the desired location.
+ Press [ ] in the screen during playback to set the repeat mode.
+ Press [ ] in the recording file list to delete the file.
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LCD Display for Recording
Home Screen: Display the home screen.
Current Status: Display the current status.
Recording File Name: Display the name of the file being recorded.
Recording Time: Display the recording elapsed time.
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Recording Quality: Set the quality of recorded voice.
Previous Screen: Display the previous screen.
Recording: Start recording.
Recordable Time: Display the recordable time.
Recording List: Display the recording list.
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CALENDAR
Viewing Calendar
1. Select [Calendar] in the home screen to display it.
2. Press [ / ] in the screen to display the desired year and month.
Current Time Settings
1. Press [ ] in the screen to display the date setup screen.
2. Press [ / ] to set the current date and time.
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FILE BROWSER
Execute and manage a variety of files stored in the device.
Browsing Files
1. In the home screen, select [File Browser] to display the file list.
Select a folder to enter it and press [ ] to move to the higher-level folder.
To use a Micro SD card, press [Local Disk] in the upper right-hand corner of the screen and
select external memory.
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Copying Files (Folders) to the Product
1.
Place a checkmark next to the selection box and press it to select the file/folder to copy.
- Multiple selections are ok.
2. Press [Copy] on the right of the file list, and select the location to copy.
3. Press [Paste] in the screen to copy the selected file/folder.
Moving Files (Folders) to the Product
Place a checkmark next to the selection box and press it to select the file/folder to move.
1.
- Multiple selections are ok.
2. Press [Move] on the right of the file list and select the desired location.
3. Press [Paste] in the screen to move the selected file/folder.
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Deleting Files (Folders) from the Product
1. Place a checkmark next to the selection box and press it to select the file/folder
to delete.
- Multiple selections are ok.
2. Press [Delete] on the right of the file list and select the location to delete.
Press [Clear Select] on the right of the screen to deselect all selected boxes.
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SETTING
Set the desired user environment. The pre-installed menu structure may differ
depending on the firmware version and model.
Settings
1. Select [Setting] on the home screen.
2. Select desired items by clicking the left tab to see the setup list.
3. Set the item by pressing the desired setting.
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General
Date&Time
Set the current time.
Languages
Select language for menu.
Encoding
Select language for encoding.
Touch Sound
Touch the screen to turn on/off the sound effect.
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Screen Settings
Brightness
Set the screen brightness.
User Background
Specify whether to display the background screen set by the user.
TV Resolution
Set the output resolution of the TV screen.
Touch Calibration
Correct the touch location of the touch screen.
Color Adjustment
Correct the color of the screen.
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Advanced Settings
System Information
Display the device system information.
Restore Default
Restore to the fractory default settings.
System Format
Delete all data in the memory.
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Timer Settings
Auto Power Off
Power will be automatically turned off when there is no user activity for a preset time.
Auto Display Off
Set the time backlight is on.
+ In case where the screen is turned off by the auto display off, you must touch
the touch screen within five seconds after turnoff to turn it on. After five seconds,
you must press the button to turn it on again.
Sleep Timer
Power will be automatically turned off when the preset time is reached.
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Upgrading the Firmware
Upgrading the Firmware
1. Download the latest firmware from the iriver homepage.
2. Connect the product to the computer’s USB terminal with a USB cable.
3. Save the downloaded firmware file in the root of the product.
4. Disconnect the device from the computer to start firmware upgrade.
5. When upgrade is complete, the product will reboot.
Insufficient battery power may prevent initiation of firmware upgrade.
Never disconnect the device from the computer while downloading a firmware upgrade file.
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Important safety information
Relating to the Product
- Leaving the same screen turned on for an extended period may result in an after-
image on the screen.
- Do not allow metal (coins, hairpins, etc.) or foreign substances that burn easily to
get inside the product.
- Do not place heavy objects on top of the product.
- If the product gets wet from rain, drinks, medicines, cosmetics, sweat, or moisture,
do not turn the power on, and after quickly wiping the product with a dry cloth,
go to the closest iriver service center and get it checked. (Failure due to submersion
will be charged regardless of the warranty period, and repair may be impossible.)
- Do not expose device to moisture, dust, or soot.
- Do not disassemble, repair, or modify this device.
- Do not expose device to direct sunlight or extreme temperature (-5 ~ 40).
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- Do not expose device to magnets, TVs, monitors, speakers, or other objects
with strong magnetism.
- Do not use chemicals or cleaners on the product; they may degrade the surface
and cause damage to the finish.
- Do not drop the product, or subject it to strong impact or vibration.
- Do not press multiple keys simultaneously.
- Do not disconnect from USB cable when transmitting data. Disconnecting the
device from the computer during data transmission may damage data. Use the safe
hardware removal function provided by the operating system when disconnecting.
-
When connecting the product to a computer, use a USB port on the back of the computer.
Some generic computers with sub-standard USB ports can damage the product.
- Do not insert devices other than earphones in the earphone terminals.
- Do not touch the device’s screen with a sharp object.
- Application of a safety film or sticker to the screen may cause malfunctions,
depending on how it is applied and its adhesion.
- Application of a defective film may worsen touch sensitivity and darken the screen.
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Power Supply
- Do not insert too many power plugs at once.
- Do not forcefully bend the power adapter or place it under a heavy object.
- Do not handle the power adapter with wet hands.
- Make sure that the power adapter is securely inserted.
- Unplug the power adapter during thunderstorms.
- Use only the power adapter provided with the device.
- Always disconnect the power adapter when not in use.
- If a foreign material or liquid gets inside the device, immediately turn off power
and unplug the power adapter.
- If there is smoke, odor, or noise coming from the device, immediately turn off the
power and unplug the power adapter.
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Others
- Do not use or handle headphones/earphones when driving a bicycle, car,
or motorcycle.
It is not only dangerous but can also be illegal according to the region.
- Do not use when driving, walking, or climbing.
- Use this device only in hazard-free areas.
- When using while on the move, check if there are any dangerous obstacles.
- There is a risk of electric shock during electrical storms. Avoid use if possible.
- If tinnitus (ringing in the ears) occurs, reduce the volume or discontinue use.
- Do not use at high volume for extended periods.
- Do not use headphones/earphones at high volume.
- Do not allow headphones/earphones to become entangled with other objects
while in use.
- Do not sleep with earphones on or use them for extended periods.
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Troubleshooting
Check!
+ The power does not come on.
- Check available power in the battery. Check after charging with the power adapter.
- Press the reset key using a pointed tool.
+ The battery does not charge even when the power adapter is connected.
- Check that the power adapter is properly connected.
- Check that the battery is fully charged. When charging is complete, the LED will
turn off and not turn on even when the power adapter is connected.
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+ There is an error on the computer when connecting the USB.
- Check that the device is properly connected to the USB cable.
+ The capacity changes after formatting.
-
Slight changes in capacity may occur according to the OS of the computer being used.
+ The screen turned off without warning.
- To save power consumption and to lengthen the audio file replay time,
the device is designed to turn off after a specific period of inactivity. Adjust the
length of time before turnoff in [Setting – Power Management - Auto Display Off].
+ There is poor FM radio reception and static.
- Check for foreign substances in the earphone terminals.
- Check that the earphones are connected properly. (When listening to FM radio,
earphones serve as the antenna.)
- Adjust the position of the player and earphones.
- Turn off any nearby electronic equipment to avoid potential interference.
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+ The screen is not normal.
- Check for foreign substances on the screen.
+ There is no sound or there is too much noise.
- Check that the volume is set to ‘0’.
- Check that the earphones are connected properly or for foreign substances in
the terminal.
- Check for any errors in the music file.
+ The device is not connected to my computer.
- Please connect the device to the USB port located on the backside of the computer.
Sometimes, power voltage of USB ports may be different.
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+ Files are not replayed or some file images are blurry.
- Depending on the file type or image quality, the following problems may occur:
It is difficult or impossible to replay the file.
The device may malfunction due to a problem with the file.
The images on the device’s screen may be displayed differently from those
on the computer.
There may be performance differences between the device and the
computer such as replay speed.
There may be differences in specifications.
- Retry after converting the file to an appropriate format or use a different file.
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Copyrights
iriver Ltd. owns the patent rights, trademark, copyright, and other intellectual property relating to this
manual. Thus, none of the contents of this manual can be copied or reproduced in any form or by
any method without the consent of iriver Ltd. Using any part or all of the document may result in
legal sanctions. Software, sound sources, videos, and other content with copyrights are protected
under the related provisions of copyright regulations, etc. Users will be held legally responsible for
any copying or distributing of contents with copyrights without permission.
The companies, organizations, devices, people, or events cited in the examples are for demonstration purposes only and do not represent actual persons or situations.
Our company has no intention to imply a relationship with any company, organization, device,
person or event through this manual, and none should be inferred.
It is the user’s responsibility to observe the relevant copyright regulations.
©1999~2011 iriver Limited. All rights reserved.
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Certification
KC / FCC / CE / CCC
Grade B device (home broadcasting and communication device) is mainly for
domestic use (grade B), and can be used in all areas.
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Registered Trademark
Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows Media Player
are trademarks of Microsoft Corp.
WOW HD, CS Headphone, SRS and the symbol are trademarks of SRS
Labs, Inc.
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Exemption
The manufacturer, importer, and agencies will not be held liable for damage
caused by accidents including injuries or inappropriate use or handling of the
product. The information in the manual is based on the current specifications of
the product.
iriver Ltd., the manufacturer of this product, continues to add new features and
apply new technologies to it. All standards may be changed without prior notice to
individual users.
We cannot be held responsible for data loss caused by the use of the product.
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