IRiver T60 MTP User's Guide

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User's Guide

Contents

Chapter 1

Getting Started

Components

Locating the Controls

LCD Display

Installing Windows Media Player 11

Chapter 2

Basic Operations

Turning on/off the Player

Selecting menu

Using HOLD

Connecting Products

Chapter 3

Using the T60

Music

Browser

FM Radio

Recording

Playing Other Contents

Chapter 4

Setting up the T60

Setting the Menu Functions

Sound

Display

Recording

Timer

Advanced

Chapter 5

Other Information

Using Windows Media Player 11

Copyrights/Certification/

Trademarks/Limited Liability

Safety Instructions

Troubleshooting

Contents Contents

Chapter 1

Getting Started

Components Locating the Controls LCD Display Installing Windows Media Player 11

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Components

Chapter1 Getting Started

Components are subject to change without notice and may vary from images shown.

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USB CableEarphones

Quick Start Guide & Warranty Card

Installation CD

Battery (AAA size x 1ea)

Chapter1 Getting Started

Locating the Controls

LCD

Earphones jack

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Recording button

A-B (Interval repeat) button Play/Stop button

MIC

HOLD key

Volume + button

NAVI/Menu button

Next/Fast forward button

Volume - button

Previous/Fast Reverse button

USB jack

Necklace connection loopBattery cover

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LCD Display

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While recording voiceWhile listening to FM radioWhile playing music

Title name

Current time

Progress bar

Lock indicator

Play mode

Playing time

Total playing time of the title

Battery indicator

PRESET On/Off

Channel number

Frequency indicator

Stereo

87.5

Current frequency

Recorded file name

V0522005

Current status

Elapsed recording time

VOICE

recording time

Remaining

Chapter1 Getting Started

Installing Windows Media Player 11

Windows Media Player 11 is an integrated program that efficiently manages music and picture files. Using Windows Media Player 11, you can save music and picture files from PC to the T60.

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1. Insert the installation CD to your PC to display the installation process screen.

2. Click [Install] and complete the installation process following the on-screen instructions.

Note

Minimum requirements for using Windows Media Player 11.

Pentium®ll 233MHz or higher processor speed Windows® XP 64MB or above memory

Intel 30MB or above hard disk space Speaker and sound card which supports 16 bit Microsoft Internet Explorer version 6.0 or later SVGA or high resolution monitor (1024x768 resolution or higher)

For more information on using Windows Media Player 11, refer to page 30 -32.

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Chapter 2

Basic Operations

Turning on/off the Player Selecting menu Using HOLD Connecting Products

Connecting earphones to the T60 Changing battery Connecting the T60 to your PC Copying file/folder (Using as a removable disk) Disconnecting the T60 form your PC

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Turning on/off the Player

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1. Press the [ ] button on the product to turn it on. 2. Press and hold the [ ] button on the product to turn

Note

This product has automatic power saving function to save battery power. Based on the setting of power saving mode, the product will be automatically turned off after designated period without operation. For more information on setting this mode, refer to [Settings-Timer-Power Off Timer]. (Refer to page 28.)

it off.

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Selecting menu

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1. Once you turn on the product, then press and hold the [ :NAVI] button to display the menu selection screen.

2. Press the [ / ] button to select the menu and press the [ :NAVI] button to display the mode screen.

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Using HOLD

1. Slide the HOLD switch to right to enable the HOLD function.

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Chapter2 Basic Operations

Connecting Products

Connecting earphones to the T60 Changing battery

1. Connect the earphones to the jack of the product. 1. Press the projecting point of battery cover and slide it to the direction of arrow.

2. Check the direction of +/- terminals and put a battery (AAA size, 1.5V).

3. Put and close the battery cover by sliding it to the direction of arrow.

Note

To avoid corrosion, remove the batteries if the player is not to be used for a long time.

When corrosion occurs, wipe the battery compartment immediately with a dry cloth and insert a new battery.

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Chapter2 Basic Operations

Connecting Products

Connecting the T60 to your PC

1. Press the [ ] button on the product to turn it on.

2. Turn on your PC and connect the T60 to it using USB cable.

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3. If it is properly connected, the LCD will be shown as below.

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Connecting Products

Copying file/folder (Using as a removable disk)

Copying file/folder to the product

1. After selecting the file/folder in your PC, drag &

drop it to the drive which appears as the product.

Note

Always properly connect the USB cable. When you transfer data using the USB cable, never disconnect it or turn off the power to protect your data from damage.

Deleting file/folder from the product

1. After selecting the file/folder, click it with the right mouse button and select [Delete].

2. Click [Yes] in the [Confirm File Delete/Confirm Folder Delete] popup window to delete the file/folder.

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Connecting Products

Disconnecting the T60 form your PC

1. Disconnect the product from your PC.

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Chapter 3

Using the T60

Music Selecting Music Listening to Music Additional Features

A-B Repeat

- Selecting EQ

- Selecting Play Mode

- Adding File to Selected Music

- Deleting File or Folder

- Listening to Music in Playlist

Browser Browsing Device Viewing Image File

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FM Radio Listening to FM Radio Scanning FM Radio Station Additional Features

Switching STEREO/MONO

- Storing Channel Manually

- Storing Channel Automatically

- Deleting Channel

- Recording FM Radio Station

Recording Recording

Playing Other Contents Playing Audible File

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Music

Selecting Music

1. Select [Music] in the Main menu.

2. In the Standby screen, press the [ :NAVI] button to display the music list screen. Press the [

/ / ] button to select the music file.

: Moves to upper folder

: Moves to lower folder / : Moves within current folder

3. Press the [ :NAVI] button to play the music file.

Listening to Music

Press the While playing, press the [ ] button to pause/resume. While playing, press and hold the [ / ] button to

play fast forward or fast reverse. While playing, press the [ / ] button to play previous

or next music.

/ ] button to control the volume.

[

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Additional Features

A-B Repeat

1. Press the [ ] button while playing to select the beginning (A) point. Press it again to select the end (B) point.

2. Now the player plays between A-B point repeatedly.

Selecting EQ

1. Press and hold the [ ] button to display the [EQ SELECT] screen and press the [ button to select the EQ.

2. Press the [ :NAVI] button to play music with selected EQ.

Selecting Play Mode

1. Press the [ ] button to display the [Selecting Play Mode] screen and press the [ select the play mode.

2. Press the [ :NAVI] button to play music with selected play mode.

/ / ]

/ / ] button to

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Music

Additional Features

Adding File to Selected Music

1. While not playing music in music list, press the

[

/ / ]

button to add a file to the selected music file.

2. Press and hold the [ ] button to display the

confirming message. Press the select [YES] and press the [ :NAVI] button to add the file to the music list. (A file in the Recordings/

FM Radio and Recordings/Voice folder cannot be added.)

3. In music list screen, press the [ / / / ] button to

select iQuickList.pla and press the [ :NAVI] button to play files by the order in the playlist.

Deleting File or Folder

1. While not playing music in music list, press the

[

2. Press the [ ] button to display the confirming

message. Press the and press the [ :NAVI] button to delete the file or folder. (You can delete empty folder only.)

] button to select the file or folder.

/ ] button to select [YES]

[

/ ] button to

[

Listening to Music in Playlist

1. In music list, press the [ / / / ] button to select the Playlist folder and select the playlist which you made in Windows Media Player 11.

2. Press the [ :NAVI] button to play music files by the order in the playlist.

Note

Max. playtime: Approximately 19 hours (based on MP3, 128 Kbps, 44.1 KHz, Volume level 20, EQ Normal, LCD off)

You can manage your own playlist using Windows Media Player 11.

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Browser

Browsing Device

1. Select [Browser] in the main menu to display all files in the player as a file tree.

2. Press the [ / / / ] button to browse file.

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Viewing Image File

1. Select the image file in file list and press the [ :NAVI] button to display it.

Note

Supported file types: BMP: Mono, 4/8/16/24-bit color (BMP file with RLE format is not available.)

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FM Radio

Listening to FM Radio Additional Features

1. Select [FM Radio] in the Main menu.

2. Press the [ / ] button to select the FM radio station.

Scanning FM Radio Station

Press the [ :NAVI] button to exit the Preset mode and press the previous/next frequency.

Press the [ :NAVI] button to exit the Preset mode, then press and hold the the available previous/next frequency.

Press the [ :NAVI] button to select the Preset mode and press the stored previous/next channel.

[ / ] button to move to the

/ ] button to move to

[

/ ] button to move to the

[

Switching STEREO/MONO

1. While listening to FM radio, press the [ ] button to switch the reception mode between STEREO and MONO.

Storing Channel Manually

1. Press the [ :NAVI] button to exit the Preset mode, then press and hold the radio station to store.

2. Press the [ ] button to display the storing channel screen.

3. Press the [ / / / ] button to select the channel number and press the [ ] button to store it. (

■ : Occupied channel, □ : Empty channel)

Storing Channel Automatically

1. Press the [ :NAVI] button to exit the Preset mode, then press and hold the [ ] button to store current FM radio station to a channel automatically.

/ ] button to select the

[

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FM Radio

Additional Features

Deleting Channel

1. Press the [ :NAVI] button to select the Preset mode and press the [ ] button to display the deleting channel screen.

2. Press the [ / / / ] button to select the channel number and press the [ ] button to delete it. (■ : Occupied channel, □ : Empty channel)

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Recording FM Radio Station

1. While listening to radio, press the [ ] button to start recording. While recording, press the [ ]

button to

pause it. Press the button again to resume recording.

2. Press the [ ] button again to stop recording.

Note

You cannot control the volume while recording. If the remaining memory space or power is not

enough, the recording will be automatically stopped. The recorded file will be saved in the Recordings/FM

Radio folder as following format. TMMDDXXX.MP3 (MM: Month, DD: Day, XXX: Sequential number)

You can setup the recording quality in [SettingsRecording-FM Setting]. The file size per one minute varies by the recording quality. Low: Approximately 500 KB Middle: Approximately 1 MB High: Approximately 2MB

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Recording

1. Select [Recording] in the Main menu.

2. In standby mode, press the [ ] button to start

recording. While recording, press the [ ] to pause it. Press the button again to resume recording.

3. Press the [ ] button again to stop recording.

Note

You cannot control the volume while recording. If the remaining memory space or power is not enough, the recording will be automatically stopped. The recorded file will be saved in the Recordings/Voice folder as following format.

VMMDDXXX.MP3 (MM: Month, DD: Day, XXX: Sequential number) You can setup the recording quality in [Settings-Recording-Voice Setting]. The file size per one minute varies by

recording quality. Low : Approximately 250KB Middle: Approximately 500KB High: Approximately 1MB

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Playing Other Contents

Playing Audible File

What is Audible?

A leading company in audio entertainment and educational programming, Audible provides various audio programs more than 80,000 cumulative hours. For more information, please visit http://www.audible.com.

Transferring Audible file to the product

To transfer Audible file to the product, you need to use Audible Manager. For more information, please visit http://www.audible.com.

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Playing Audible File

1. Select the [Browser] in the Main menu.

2. Press the [ / / / ] button to select a downloaded file in the Service-AUDIBLE folder and press the [ :NAVI]

Note

button to play it.

For more information on setting up Audible function, refer to [Settings-Advanced-Audible]. (Refer to page 28.)

Chapter 4

Setting up the T60

Setting the Menu Functions Sound

SRS Setting User EQ

Display Backlight Timer LCD Contrast Screen Saver Scroll Speed Tag Info. Language

Recording Voice Setting FM Setting

Voice Detect

Timer Date & Time

Power Off Timer

Sleep Timer

Alarm/FM Rec.

Select Alarm

FM Rec. Reserve

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Advanced Resume Scan Speed Playback Speed Study Mode Tuner Region Battery Select Load Default Format System Info Audible

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Setting up the T60

Setting the Menu Functions

1. Select [Settings] in the Main menu.

2. Press the [ / ] button to select the menu and press the [ :NAVI] button to display the sub menu.

3. Press the [ / ] button to select the sub menu and press the [ :NAVI] button to display the function setting screen. Press the [ up the function.

4. Press the [ ] button to exit the sub menu.

You can configure your own settings in the T60. The menu configurations are subject to change with different firmware versions.

/ / ] button to set

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Setting up the T60

Sound

SRS Setting: Sets the levels of 3D sound effect.

- SRS: Customizes SRS 3D sound effects.

- FOCUS: Sets the clarity of sound.

- TRUBASS: Customizes the bass sound level.

- WOW: Sets the proper boost level by earphone model.

- DEFINITION: Recovers reduced sound to original level.

User EQ: Changes levels of each frequency range to create your own equalization.

Display

Backlight Timer: Sets the time that the backlight is turned on.

LCD Contrast: Changes the brightness of display. Screen Saver: Automatically displays screen saver

after a selected time at playback mode. Scroll Speed: Sets the scroll speed of characters

when file information is too long to display at one time.

Tag Info.: Sets the display type of lyric and tag information.

Language: Selects the language for your convenience.

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Setting up the T60

Recording

Voice Setting: Sets the quality of recorded voice. FM Setting: Sets the recording quality of radio

broadcasting. Voice Detect: Records voice only when sound can be detected.

Timer

Date & Time: Sets the current time and date. Power Off Timer: Automatically turns the power off

after designated time without operation. Sleep Timer: Automatically turns the power off after

designated time. Alarm/FM Rec.: Selects a function to be operated at

the designated Alarm time. Set Alarm: Selects a time to operate alarm. FM Rec. Reserve: Sets a time and station to be

recorded.

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Advanced

Resume: Selects whether the file is resumed from the last played point or from the beginning of a file when the player was stopped.

Scan Speed: Sets the speed of fast forward and fast reverse.

Playback Speed: Sets the speed of music playback. Study Mode: While playing, press

skip the current track set time ahead.

Tuner Region: Sets the frequency range based on local standard.

- JAPAN : 76.0~108.0MHz

- EUROPE : 87.50~108.00MHz Battery Select: Selects the current battery. Load Default: Resets the product to the factory setting. Format: Deletes all data in the product. System Info: Displays system information of the product. Audible: Sets functions for Audible file such as browsing type.

(An icon will be displayed when you turn on this function.)

KOREA / USA : 87.5~108.0MHz

/ ] button will

[

Chapter 5

Other Information

Using Windows Media Player 11 Adding Media to Library Ripping Songs from a CD Transferring Media to the T60

- Using Windows Media Player 11

- Using Windows Explorer Initializing Disk Upgrading Firmware

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Copyrights/Certification/Trademarks/Limited Liability Safety Instructions

Product Safety Other important things to remember

Troubleshooting Please check out!

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Chapter5 Other Information

Using Windows Media Player 11

Adding Media to Library

1. When you run Windows Media Player 11 for the first time, the Add Media Wizard will start.

2. Follow the on-screen instructions on the PC to add media files such as music and picture to the library.

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Ripping Songs from a CD

1. Insert an audio CD into the CD drive and run Windows Media Player 11.

2. Select the [Ripping] tab from Windows Media Player

11. Select the checkbox beside music to rip and click the [Start Ripping] in bottom right.

3. The ripped music will be stored in [My Documents-My Music] and automatically added to library.

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Using Windows Media Player 11

Transferring Media to the T60

Using Windows Media Player 11

1. After connecting the product to the USB jack of

your PC using the USB cable, run Windows Media player 11.

2. After selecting the file in your PC, drag & drop it to

the right pane.

3. Click [Start Synchronizing] to start transferring file.

4. Now you can find the selected music in your library.

Using Windows Explorer

1. Connect the product to the USB jack of your PC using the USB cable.

2. After selecting the file/folder in your PC, drag & drop it to the drive which appears as the product.

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Using Windows Media Player 11

Initializing Disk

1. After connecting the product to the USB jack of your PC using the USB cable, run Windows Media player 11.

2. After selecting [iriver MP3 T60], click the right mouse button and select [Format]. Click [OK] when the message to confirm initialization appears.

3. The initialization process is completed and the product is disconnected from your PC.

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Upgrading Firmware

1. After connecting the product to the USB jack of your PC using the USB cable, visit iriver web-site to download new firmware upgrade file.

2. Copy the file to the T60 and disconnect the cable to activate the upgrade process.

Note

You need to backup necessary files before initialization as formatted files cannot be recovered.

Note

Do not disconnect the product from PC while copying firmware upgrade file.

When you are using Windows Media Player 11, use [iriverFirmwareUPdater] in the installation CD for more convenient firmware upgrade.

Chapter5 Other Information

Copyrights/Certification/Trademarks/Limited Liability

Copyrights Certification

iriver Limited has all the rights of the patent, trademark, literary property and intellectual property related to this manual. You may not copy or reproduce any part of this manual unless authorized by iriver Limited. You can be punished by using any part of this manual illegally. The software, audio and video which have an intellectual property are protected by copyright and international laws. It is user’s responsibilities when he/she reproduces or distributes the contents created by this product. The companies, institutions, products, people and events used in examples are for demonstration purposes only. We don't have any intension to be related with any companies, institutions, products, people and events through this manual and should not draw inferences. Users are responsible for observing the copyrights and intellectual properties.

MIC, FCC, CE

Trademarks

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

is a trademark of SRS Labs, Inc. WOW technology is incorporated under license from

SRS Labs, Inc.

Limited Liability

Neither the manufacturer, importers nor dealers are responsible for any accidental damages including bodily injury or any damage resulting from misuse or unsuitable operation by you. The information on this manual is prepared with the current player 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.

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Chapter5 Other Information

Safety Instructions

Product Safety

Do not place objects inside the device other than CD's. It may cause malfunction.

Do not place heavy objects on the player. It may cause damage and malfunction.

Do not dampen your player with rain (water), beverage, chemicals, cosmetics and so on.

It may cause damage and malfunction.

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

It may cause malfunction.

Keep out of direct sunlight and extreme heat and cold. It may cause malfunction.

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Do not keep the product close to magnetic substance such as magnet, TV, monitor and speaker.

It may cause malfunction.

Never dismantle, repair, or rebuild your player without permission.

It may cause damage and malfunction.

Do not clean with chemical or detergent. It may cause malfunction.

Do not drop or subject the device to impact. It may cause damage and malfunction.

Do not press more than two buttons altogether. It may cause damage and malfunction.

Do not disconnect the USB cable while transferring data. It may cause malfunction.

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Safety Instructions

Other important things to remember

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

It is dangerous and is illegal in some areas.

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

It may cause injury.

Reduce volume while walking, especially at pedestrian crosswalks.

It may cause injury.

Do not listen to music via headphone/earphone with high volume for a long time.

It may cause injury.

Do not use headphone / earphones at high volume. It may cause injury.

Keep headphone-/earphone cords under control to avoid getting caught on nearby objects.

It may cause injury.

Do not sleep with headphones / earphones in the ears. Do not use headphones / earphones for excessive periods of time.

It may cause injury.

Try to connect the product to the rear USB port in your PC. In some individually assembled PCs, improper USB

port may cause malfunction.

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Chapter5 Other Information

Troubleshooting

Please check out!

The player will not power on!

- Check whether the battery is discharged.

- Check whether the battery has been inserted in properly.

- Check whether the HOLD switch on the player is ON.

The LCD display is turned off frequently.

- To save power consumption, the LCD is designed to be

turned off after designated time. Set up the duration in [Settings-Display-Backlight Timer].

Characters in LCD are corrupted.

- Check whether the proper language has been selected.

Set up proper language in [Settings-Display-Language].

Poor radio reception with heavy noise!

- Check whether an earphone is connected.

(The earphones cord functions as an antenna.)

- Adjust the position of the player and earphones.

- Turn off any nearby electronic equipment to avoid

potential interference.

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No sound during playback!

- Check whether the volume is set to "0".

- Check whether the plug or connection jack of

earphones is dirty.

- Check whether the music file is corrupted.

The stored file is not played in the T60.

- The T60 supports 700 music files and 500 folders.

File download is not available.

- Check whether the battery is discharged.

- Check whether the USB cable is firmly connected.

The memory space is changed after formatting.

- The memory space can be changed depending on

the operating system.

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Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

Caution :

Any changes or modifications in construction of this device which are not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two Conditions :

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Note

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Riles. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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