DIGITAL AUDIO PLAYER
XA-MP52B/R
XA-MP102A/W
INSTRUCTIONS
Thank you for purchasing this JVC product.
Please read these instructions carefully before starting operation to be
sure to obtain optimum performance and a longer service life from the unit.
LVT1510-002A
[B, US]
CAUTIONS
CAUTION:
• Do not place any naked flame sources, such as lighted candles, on
the apparatus.
• When discarding batteries, environmental problems must be
considered and local rules or laws governing the disposal of these
batteries must be followed strictly.
• Do not expose this apparatus to rain, moisture, dripping or splashing.
Dry cell batteries
To prevent damage to the batteries and electrolyte leakage, heed the
following points.
• Align the » and á polarities properly when inserting the battery.
• Remove the battery if you do not plan to use the player for a long
period of time.
• Do not throw batteries into a fire, and do not short-circuit, disassemble
or subject them to excessive heat.
• Do not attempt to recharge dry cell batteries.
Carrying dry cell batteries around
When putting dry cell batteries in a pocket or bag, ensure that no other
metal objects such as a necklace are placed together with them. Contact
with any metal may cause short-circuiting which may cause a fire.
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CAUTIONS
Listening precautions
• Do not play your Headphones at a high volume.
• Hearing experts advise against continuous extended play.
• If you experience a ringing in your ears, reduce volume or discontinue use.
• Do not use while operating a motorized vehicle. It may create traffic
hazard and is illegal in many areas.
• You should use extreme caution or temporarily discontinue use in
potentially hazardous situations.
• Even if your Headphones are an open-air type designed to let you
hear outside sounds, do not turn up the volume so high that you
cannot hear what is around you.
• Once you have established a comfortable sound level, leave the level
there.
Player
• No altering or remodeling
This can cause malfunctioning.
• No dropping or strong impacts
This may damage the player.
• Locations to be avoided
Avoid using the player in the following locations since they can cause
malfunctioning.
1. Bathrooms and other moisture-prone places
2. Warehouses and other dusty places
3. Very hot places near heating appliances, etc.
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CAUTIONS
Do not leave the player exposed to direct sunlight for long periods of
time
This may deform or discolor the player and may also cause
malfunctioning.
• We have no responsibility for any improper recording or
playback incurred by equipment malfunction.
• It is recommended to store backup copy of your important data
in your PC or the like.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CAUTIONS .............................................................................................. 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS .......................................................................... 5
GETTING STARTED............................................................................... 6
INSTALLING BATTERY ...................................................................... 6
INSTALLING USB DRIVER (FOR WINDOWS 98SE ONLY) .............. 7
CONNECTING TO PC......................................................................... 8
PARTS OF THE DIGITAL AUDIO PLAYER ...................................... 10
TURNING POWER ON/OFF ............................................................. 11
DISPLAY OVERVIEW ....................................................................... 12
BASIC OPERATIONS........................................................................... 13
USING THE MAIN MENU.................................................................. 13
PLAYING MUSIC .............................................................................. 14
RECORDING MUSIC FROM EXTERNAL AUDIO EQUIPMENT IN
LINE-IN MODE .................................................................................. 16
DELETING FILES .............................................................................. 18
ADVANCED FEATURES ...................................................................... 19
SET MENU ITEMS ............................................................................ 19
EQUALIZER .................................................................................... 20
PLAYMODE .................................................................................... 22
SLEEP TIMER................................................................................. 23
AUTO POWER OFF........................................................................ 24
BACKLIGHT .................................................................................... 25
CONTRAST..................................................................................... 26
RECORD SET ................................................................................. 27
MENU LANGUAGES ...................................................................... 29
FONTS ............................................................................................ 30
ABOUT .............................................................................................. 31
RESETTING THE UNIT .................................................................... 32
NAVIGATE ........................................................................................ 33
LOCKING BUTTONS (HOLD) ........................................................... 35
TROUBLESHOOTING .......................................................................... 36
SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................. 37
ACCESSORIES ................................................................................. 38
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GETTING STARTED
INSTALLING BATTERY
Remove the battery compartment cover and insert one LR03 (AAA)
alkaline battery (not supplied) matching the polarities (+ and -) indicated
on the rear side of the player, then replace the compartment cover.
Battery indicator
The battery indicator shows the remaining battery level. When the battery
level becomes low, “Low Battery” appears on the display. In this case, you
need to replace the battery with a new one.
Important Battery Information
• Dispose of batteries in the proper manner, according to federal, state,
and local regulations.
• Discard leaky batteries immediately. They can cause skin burn or
other personal injury.
• Use only alkaline batteries. Do not use manganese dioxide batteries
or a charger since the battery life becomes extremely short or the
player may malfunction.
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GETTING STARTED
INSTALLING USB DRIVER (FOR WINDOWS 98SE ONLY)
Follow these instructions to load software that enables a computer to
recognize the Digital Audio Player.
Make sure that no programs, such as games or anti-virus software, are
running on the PC. If programs are open, close and exit from the
programs before proceeding.
1. Insert the CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive of your PC.
2. Turn off the Digital Audio Player and connect it to your PC with the
USB connector.
3. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the driver from the CD-
ROM.
On a screen to search for the location of the Digital Audio Player‘s
driver, click the [Browse] button and select the CD-ROM drive and
then proceed to the next screen:
4. Be sure that the installation completion screen appears.
5. Reboot the PC.
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GETTING STARTED
CONNECTING TO PC
You can transfer MP3 and WMA format music files from the PC to your
Digital Audio Player through USB port.
For Windows 98SE user:
Before connecting your player to the computer for the first time, you
need to install the USB driver from the supplied CD-ROM into your
computer. For details, see “INSTALLING USB DRIVER” on page 7.
Connecting Digital Audio Player to PC
1. Open the rubber cap of the USB connector.
2. Connect the player to the USB port on your PC using USB cable.
USB cable (supplied)
Transferring music files from PC to Digital Audio Player
1. Open the player’s folder (removable disk or device) from My
Computer or Explorer.
2. Copy and paste or drag and drop the music files from the PC to the
player’s folder. During copying files, “WRITING” appears on the
player's display. After completion, “READY” continuously appears.
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GETTING STARTED
NOTE
• When you transfer a WMA-DRM file from the PC, use Windows
Media© Player 9 or later. If you transfer it by drag and drop, it cannot
be played with the player.
Disconnecting from PC
For Windows 2000/Me/XP users:
Left-click the icon in the task bar, and follow the on-screen instructions.
For Windows 98SE users
Open “My Computer” and select “Removable Disk”, then right-click to
select “EJECT”.
• Microsoft, Windows and Windows Media are either trademarks or
registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States
and other countries.
• Other names of systems and products mentioned in these instructions
are usually registered trademarks of the manufacturers who
developed the system or product concerned.
NOTES
• The player supports MP3 ID3 V1.0, 1.1 tags, ID3 V2.3 tags and WMA
tags. ID3 tags and WMA tags are the data including music names and
artist names recorded in MP3 files and WMA files.
• When the player is connected to the PC, it is recognized as an
external USB memory (removal disk) and shown on the PC. You can
treat the player as an external USB memory.
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GETTING STARTED
PARTS OF THE DIGITAL AUDIO PLAYER
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3
9
8
~
=
1 Headphone jack
2 VOL+/- (Volume) buttons
3 Display
4 6 (Play/Pause) button
5 ¢ (Forward) button
6 7 (Stop) button
7 4 (Reverse) button
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8 REC button
9 MENU button
0 Hold switch
- Battery compartment cover
= Line input jack
~ USB connector
4
5
0
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GETTING STARTED
Connect the headhones to the
(headphones) jack on the player.
You can use the neck strap for easy
carrying.
TURNING POWER ON/OFF
To turn power ON
Press and hold 6 button till “welcome” appears. After a while, the
following screen appears.
DIGITAL
AUDIO
PLAYER
To turn power OFF
Press and hold 7 (Stop) button.
NOTES
• When the player is turned on, it resumes the mode it was in when it
was last turned off.
• The settings you have made are stored in the player when you turn off the
player. (If you remove the battery before turning off the player, these
settings are not stored.) It is recommended to turn off the player once
when you change the setting.
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GETTING STARTED
DISPLAY OVERVIEW
MUSIC mode
123 4567
890
∗ If the file information is long and displayed over two lines, it scrolls.
During scrolling, the file name may not be correctly displayed.
1 Play indicator
2 Volume level
3 Play mode indicator
4 EQ (sound mode)
5 Lock icon
6 Sleep Timer icon
7 Battery indicator
8 Track number/Total number of
tracks
9 File information∗
0 Mode indicator
- Track time
-
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BASIC OPERATIONS
USING THE MAIN MENU
There are number of modes you can operate using MAIN MENU.
MAIN MENU
MUSIC
Types of modes
MUSIC mode
Select to play music. (See page 14.)
LINE IN mode
Select to record music (MP3 file) from external audio equipment.
(See page 16.)
SET mode
Select to set advanced settings. (See pages 19 to 30.)
DELETE mode
Select to delete files. (See page 18.)
ABOUT mode
Select to display about the player. (See page 31.)
RESET mode
Select to reset the settings you have made. (See page 32.)
NAVIGATE mode
Select to easily search for the desired music. (See page 33.)
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BASIC OPERATIONS
PLAYING MUSIC
You can play the music files.
Before playing music, adjust the volume level with the volume +/- buttons.
Track time (in stop mode)
Playback time (during playing)
To play music
1. After turning on the player, press MENU button and ¢ / 4 button
to select MUSIC mode from Main Menu, and then press 6 button to
enter that mode.
2. Press 6 button
To stop: Press 7 button.
To pause: Press 6 button.
To select track:
During playback or in stop mode, press ¢ / 4 button.
To fast-forward/reverse track:
During playback, press and hold ¢ / 4 button.
To exit MUSIC mode:Press MENU button.
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BASIC OPERATIONS
NOTES
• If no audio files are stored, “NO FILES” appears.
• When the player is turned off in stop mode or during playback and
then turned on again, it will resume playback from the beginning of the
track lastly played when you start playback.
• The menu mode returns to the previous display before this menu is
displayed if no operation is made for approx. 10 seconds.
• When the track reaches the WMA-DRM file which was transferred
using the Copy & Paste during playback, “DRM PROTECTED”
appears and the file is skipped over to the next track.
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BASIC OPERATIONS
RECORDING MUSIC FROM EXTERNAL AUDIO
EQUIPMENT IN LINE-IN MODE
You can record the music played back on external audio equipment.
Make sure that the audio cable is connected between the LINE IN terminal
of this audio player and the external audio equipment.
To record music from external audio equipment
1. After turning on the player, press MENU button and ¢ / 4 button
to select LINE IN mode from Main menu, and then press 6 button
to enter that mode.
2. Press and hold REC button until “Recording” appears.
The player is paused (the counter is stopped).
3. Play the music source on the external audio equipment.
The player automatically detects the sound, starts recording of the
music and numbers each track.
The default recording setting is as follows. Bit rate: 128kbps, A.TRK:
ON. For details, See pages 27 to 28.
To stop: Press 7 button.
To exit LINE IN mode: Press MENU button.
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BASIC OPERATIONS
NOTES
• The “LINE” folder is automatically generated, the recorded music files
are stored in it as MP3 files. The “LINE” folder can be displayed using
NAVIGATE mode. (See page 33.)
• If “LOW BATTERY” appears when you press and hold REC button, it
is recommended to replace the battery with a new one.
• The player consumes an enormous amount of power for recording the
music stored in the external audio equipment. To prevent malfunction
due to low battery, the player is designed to stop faster in this mode. It
is recommended to use a new battery if you continue to record the
music for many hours in this mode.
• AUTO LEVEL CONTROL (ALC)
• The player is equipped with Auto Level Control (ALC) to control
distortion during recording. When the output level from external
audio equipment is too high, the ALC automatically activates to
control the recording level, which can reduce distortion.
• When you perform test recording beforehand or check and control
the output level by inserting the headphone to the jack of the player
during recording, more proper level setting can be obtained.
• The recorded files can be copied to the computer connected to the
player by USB.
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BASIC OPERATIONS
DELETING FILES
(DELETE submenu) (File deletion)
To delete files
1. After turning on the player, press MENU button and ¢ / 4 button
to select DELETE mode from Main Menu, and then press 6 button
to enter that mode.
2. Press ¢ / 4 button to select types of files you want to delete from
the DELETE menu.
3. Press 6 button.
4. Press ¢ / 4 button to select a file you want to delete.
5. Press 7 button to select “YES”.
To cancel the operation, select “NO”.
6. Press 6 button to delete the file.
“File Deleted” appears. If you try to delete a read-only file, “Operation
Failed” appears.
(Each time you press 7 button, the status switches between “YES”
and “NO”.)
To return to DELETE menu: Press MENU button once.
To exit DELETE mode:
Press MENU button again (or select “EXIT” and press 6 button in
DELETE submenu).
NOTE
• When all files in a folder are deleted, the folder disappears from the
player. However, it is not erased and remains in the player. You can
erase this folder by PC through USB.
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ADVANCED FEATURES
ADVANCED FEATURES
SET MENU ITEMS
In SET mode, you can set the following SET MENU items:
EQ SET (Equalization Set), PLAYMODE, SLEEP TIMER, A.POWER OFF
(Auto Power OFF), BACKLIGHT, CONTRAST, RECORD SET, MENU
LANG (Menu Language) and FONTS
To set each item, see the relevant later page
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ADVANCED FEATURES
EQUALIZER
You can select from one of 6 different preset sound modes or one
customized sound mode.
High
Level
Low
Frequency
Types of sound modes
NORMAL
No sound effect applies.
CLASSICAL
Good for classical music
JAZZ
Good for jazz music
ROCK
Boosts low and high frequency.
POP
Good for vocal music
BASS
Empowers bass sound.
CUSTOMIZED
You can create your own sound mode.
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HighLow
To select sound mode
1. After turning on the player, press MENU button and ¢ / 4 button
to select SET mode from Main Menu, and then press 6 button to
enter that mode.
2. Press ¢ / 4 button to select “EQ SET”.
3. Press 6 button.
4. Press ¢ / 4 button to select the sound mode.
5. Press 6 button to return to SET MENU.
To create sound mode (CUST)
1. After turning on the player, press MENU button and ¢ / 4 button
to select SET mode from Main Menu, and then press 6 button to
enter that mode.
2. Press ¢ / 4 button to select “EQ SET”.
3. Press 6 button.
4. Press ¢ / 4 button to select “CUST”.
5. Press MENU button briefly to start editing.
The indicator of the lowest frequency is highlighted.
6. Press ¢ / 4 button to select the frequency you want to edit.
7. Press 6 button.
The indicator starts to blink.
8. Press ¢ / 4 button to set the level up or down and then press
6 button to store it.
9. Repeat Steps 6 through 8 to edit for other frequencies.
10.
Press
MENU
completed.
button briefly. The highlight disappears and the setting is
11. Press 6 button to return to SET MENU.
To exit SET mode:
Press
MENU
MENU.
button (or select “EXIT” and press 6 button) in the SET
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ADVANCED FEATURES
PLAYMODE
You can select various play modes. However, for voice file playback, only
NORMAL, REPEAT ONE and REPEAT ALL are selectable.
Types of playback modes
NORMAL
Normal play
REPEAT ONE
Repeats one track.
REPEAT ALL
Repeats all tracks.
RANDOM
Plays all tracks in random order.
RANDOM RPT
Repeats all tracks in random order.
INTRO
Plays first 10 seconds for each tracks.
To select play mode
1. After turning on the player, press MENU button and ¢ / 4 button
to select SET mode from Main Menu, and then press 6 button to
enter that mode.
2. Press ¢ / 4 button to select “PLAYMODE”.
3. Press 6 button.
4. Press ¢ / 4 button to select the play mode.
5. Press 6 button to return to SET MENU.
To exit SET mode:
Press
MENU
button (or select “EXIT” and press 6 button) in the SET MENU.
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ADVANCED FEATURES
SLEEP TIMER
Use the sleep timer to turn off the player after a certain period of time
during playback. You can set the period of time to 15, 30, 45, 60 minutes,
or OFF (default). The sleep timer works temporarily. Once it has worked,
it is canceled. When the sleep timer is set, the sleep timer icon ( )
appears on the upper right of the display.
To set sleep timer
1. After turning on the player, press MENU button and ¢ / 4 button
to select SET mode from Main Menu, and then press 6 button to
enter that mode.
2. Press ¢ / 4 button to select “SLEEP TIMER”.
3. Press 6 button.
4. Press ¢ / 4 button to select the time.
5. Press 6 button to return to SET MENU.
To exit SET mode:
Press MENU button (or select “EXIT” and press 6 button) in the
SET MENU.
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ADVANCED FEATURES
AUTO POWER OFF
Use the auto power off to turn off the player after a certain period of time
when no operation is made. You can set the period of time to 2, 5, or 10
minutes, or OFF (default).
To set auto power off
1. After turning on the player, press MENU button and ¢ / 4 button
to select SET mode from Main Menu, and then press 6 button to
enter that mode.
2. Press ¢ / 4 button to select “A.POWER OFF”.
3. Press 6 button.
4. Press ¢ / 4 button to select the time.
5. Press 6 button to return to SET MENU.
To exit SET mode:
Press MENU button (or select “EXIT” and press 6 button) in the
SET MENU.
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ADVANCED FEATURES
BACKLIGHT
Use to adjust the backlighting extension time (0 to Max) after finishing the
last operation. (Default: 5 seconds) When “Max” is set, the backlighting
remains on for approx. two hours.
To set back light
1. After turning on the player, press MENU button and ¢ / 4 button
to select SET mode from Main Menu, and then press 6 button to
enter that mode.
2. Press ¢ / 4 button to select “BACKLIGHT”.
3. Press 6 button.
4. Press ¢ / 4 button to select the time.
5. Press 6 button to return to SET MENU.
To exit SET mode:
Press MENU button (or select “EXIT” and press 6 button) in the
SET MENU.
NOTE
• When “Low Battery” appears, backlighting goes out and, after that, it
does not light again.
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ADVANCED FEATURES
CONTRAST
Use to adjust the contrast of the display.
To set contrast
1. After turning on the player, press MENU button and ¢ / 4 button
to select SET mode from Main Menu, and then press 6 button to
enter that mode.
2. Press ¢ / 4 button to select “CONTRAST”.
3. Press 6 button.
4. Press ¢ / 4 button to select the level.
5. Press 6 button to return to SET MENU.
To exit SET mode:
Press MENU button (or select “EXIT” and press 6 button) in the
SET MENU.
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ADVANCED FEATURES
RECORD SET
For external equipment input (LINE), set bit rate, A.TRK, etc. during
recording.
Source LINE
Encode (MP3 Stereo)
Bit Rate 96kbps, 128kbps, 160kbps
A. TRK ON, OFF
To set recording
1. After turning on the player, press MENU button and ¢ / 4 button
to select SET mode from Main menu, and then press 6 button to
enter that mode.
2. Press ¢ / 4 button to select “RECORD SET”.
3. Press 6 button.
4. Press ¢ / 4 button to select item (Bit Rate or A.TRK).
5. Press 6 button to select the desired content from the selected item.
6. Repeat the steps from 4 to 5, as necessary.
7. Press MENU button to return to the SET mode.
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ADVANCED FEATURES
To exit SET mode:
Press MENU button (or select “EXIT” and press 6 button) in the
SET MENU.
Bit Rate:
Indicates information content of the compressed data per second. As the
bit rate is higher, the audio quality becomes higher, but the data amount
increases.
Auto Track (A.TRK):
You can select ON or OFF of the A. TRK when you record music from the
input of the external audio equipment. When ON is selected, the A. TRK
detects each track automatically and numbers each track. When the
music starts, the A. TRK starts recording and when the music stops, the
A. TRK detects silence and the player pauses. When OFF is selected, no
track is detected and recording doesn't stop if the player is in silent state.
When silent state continues for 3 seconds or more in LINE-IN mode, the
A. TRK judges this state as a turn of the track and the track is divided. The
track, therefore, is not divided in this mode if the interval of two tracks is
too short, or noise continuously occurs in the interval. In addition, if a track
has very low sound or silent part, the track is divided.
In such cases, select OFF for A. TRK from “RECORD SET” in the SET
mode and record each track manually.
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ADVANCED FEATURES
MENU LANGUAGES
Use to set the language for the menu. You can select English (default),
simplified Chinese or traditional Chinese.
To set menu language
1. After turning on the player, press MENU button and ¢ / 4 button
to select SET mode from Main Menu, and then press 6 button to
enter that mode.
2. Press ¢ / 4 button to select “MENU LANG”.
3. Press 6 button.
4. Press ¢ / 4 button to select the language.
5. Press 6 button to return to SET MENU.
To exit SET mode:
Press MENU button (or select “EXIT” and press 6 button) in the
SET MENU.
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ADVANCED FEATURES
FONTS
Use to set the language for the file name and ID3 tags. You can select one
of 27 languages (default: English).
To set fonts
1. After turning on the player, press MENU button and ¢ / 4 button
to select SET mode from Main Menu, and then press 6 button to
enter that mode.
2. Press ¢ / 4 button to select “FONTS”.
3. Press 6 button.
4. Press ¢ / 4 button to select the fonts.
5. Press 6 button to return to SET MENU.
To exit SET mode:
Press MENU button (or select “EXIT” and press 6 button) in the
SET MENU.
NOTE
• For details of ID3 tags, see page 9.
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ADVANCED FEATURES
ABOUT
Use to display firmware version and status of the player.
Amount of memory installed
Available memory space to store further
music files
To display:
After turning on the player, press MENU button and ¢ / 4 button
to select ABOUT mode from Main Menu, and then press 6 button
to enter that mode.
To exit ABOUT mode: Press MENU button.
Upgrading firmware version:
To upgrade the firmware of your player, please visit our website.
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ADVANCED FEATURES
RESETTING THE UNIT
Use to reset all the settings you have made to default.
To reset the unit
1. After turning on the player, press MENU button and ¢ / 4 button
to select RESET mode from Main Menu, and then press 6 button
to enter that mode.
2. Press 6 button to reset the unit.
All the settings are reset and “RESET OK!” appears.
To cancel and exit RESET mode: Press MENU button.
Default value of each SET MENU item:
EQ SET Normal
PLAYMODE Normal
SLEEP TIMER OFF
A.POWER OFF OFF
BACKLIGHT 5 Sec
CONTRAST Factory-set level
RECORD SET
MENU LANG ENGLISH
FONTS ENGLISH
Bit Rate : 128kbps
A.TRK : ON
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ADVANCED FEATURES
NAVIGATE
Use to display the hierarchical tree structure of music folders and files
( ). From this tree structure, you can easily locate a desired music file
and play it back.
To locate a music file
1. After turning on the player, press MENU button and ¢ / 4 button
to select NAVIGATE mode from Main Menu, and then press 6
button to enter that mode.
2. Press ¢ / 4, 6 / 7 buttons to locate the desired file.
¢ / 4 : Moves the cursor (highlight) vertically. The cursor scrolls
6 / 7 : 1) Move the cursor to the desired folder and press 6
3. Press 6 button to play it back.
(Press 6 button to pause and 7 button to stop.)
To exit NAVIGATE mode: Press MENU button.
through the files and folders in the selected folder.
button to open it. Then, the files in the folder can be
selected.
2) When the cursor is inside the folder, press 7 button to
close the folder. Then, the hierarchical structure
appears including that folder.
NOTE
• When you search the WMA-DRM file which was transferred using the
Explorer in NAVIGATE mode, the track names appear. But when you
try to playback the music, “DRM PROTECTED” appears, and then the
file is skipped over to the next track.
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ADVANCED FEATURES
Music file playing order in Music mode:
From the hierarchical tree structure, you can easily understand the playing
order of music files when you normally play them in Music mode. You will
see that the music files are played back in the order from the higher
hierarchy to the lower one.
2
3
1
4
5
NOTES
• Maximum number of folders that can be recognized by the player is 50.
• Maximum number of hierarchies that can be recognized by the player
is 8, including the highest-order folders.
• You can change the playback order of music files by adding numbers
at the head of folder names or file names on PC.
(For example, add numbers like 01xxxx, 02yyyy, ...)
• The maximum number of files (WMA, MP3 and WAV files) that can be
displayed or operated is 550. On a file exceeding 550, its operation is
not guaranteed.
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ADVANCED FEATURES
LOCKING BUTTONS (HOLD)
Slide the HOLD switch to the right to lock all controls.
When the hold function is activated, the appears in the upper right of
the display.
To unlock: Slide the HOLD switch to the left.
NOTE
• When the player is turned on with the HOLD switch set to ON position,
“HOLD” appears after the initial message “DIGITAL AUDIO PLAYER”.
Then, the player automatically shuts off. To use the player, set the
HOLD switch to OFF position and turn on the player again.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem Solution
The player does not function. • Make sure the HOLD switch is off.
There is no sound or a lot of
noise.
The player suddenly stops
working.
The display is too dark or too
bright.
The player automatically
shuts off.
Your computer does not
recognize the player.
• This player provides versatile
operations under microcomputer
control. If the player cannot be
properly operated by pressing any
button, remove the battery and insert
it again after a while.
• Battery may be drained. Replace the
battery.
• Make sure the Headphone is
correctly connected to the player.
• Wipe the Headphone plug with a
clean cloth.
• Keep the player away from other
equipment, such as mobile phones
or televisions.
• Turn the volume up.
• Take the battery out for about 10
seconds and re-insert it.
• Adjust the contrast.
• Auto power off function is set in
effect. See page 24.
(This is not a malfunction.)
• If your operating system is Windows
98SE, be sure to install the USB
driver from the supplied CD-ROM in
your computer.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Model Name XA-MP102 XA-MP52
Type Digital audio player
Built-in memory size 1GB 512 MB
Display LCD with backlighting (4-line display)
Music playback format MP3/WMA/WMA-DRM∗1
Bit rate MP3: 8 kbps to 320 kbps, WMA: 32 kbps to 192 kbps
Maximum number of
tracks∗2
Frequency response 60 Hz to 20 kHz, +0 dB to -3 dB (Audio)
Output terminal Headphone
Input terminal Line in (stereo mini jack)
Power supply DC 1.5V “LR03” or “AAA” size battery × 1
Continuous playback time Approx. 17 hours (Audio playback)∗3
Dimensions (Approx.) 50 (L) × 15 (W) × 50 (H) mm (excluding protruding
Mass (Approx.) 30 g (without battery), 42 g (with battery)
∗1 WMA-DRM: A WMA file with reproduction restriction for copyright protection of
digital data.
∗2 Condition: WMA: 64 kbps, 1 track: 4 minutes.
∗3 Condition: MP3 (128 kbs, fs=44.1 kHz) file playback, backlighting OFF,
Equalization: normal
Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
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OS supported: Microsoft® Windows® XP (Home Edition/Professional),
Windows
(
∗
®
Me, Windows® 2000 Professional, Windows® 98SE∗
Installation of USB driver is necessary using CD-ROM supplied)
Approx. 500 Approx. 250
parts)
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SPECIFICATIONS
ACCESSORIES
Headphones
USB CABLE
CD-ROM (USB Driver for Windows 98SE)
NECK STRAP
AUDIO CABLE
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Information for Users on Disposal of Old Equipment
[European Union]
This symbol indicates that the electrical and electronic
equipment should not be disposed as general household waste
at its end-of-life. Instead, the product should be handed over to
the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and
electronic equipment for proper treatment, recovery and
recycling in accordance with your national legislation.
By disposing of this product correctly, you will help to conserve
natural resources and will help prevent potential negative effects
Attention:
This symbol is
only valid in the
European Union.
on the environment and human health which could otherwise be
caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. For
more information about collection point and recycling of this
product, please contact your local municipal office, your
household waste disposal service or the shop where you
purchased the product.
Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal of this waste,
in accordance with national legislation.
(Business users)
If you wish to dispose of this product, please visit our web page
www.jvc-europe.com
of the product.
[Other Countries outside the European Union]
If you wish to dispose of this product, please do so in
accordance with applicable national legislation or other rules in
your country for the treatment of old electrical and electronic
equipment.
to obtain information about the take-back
SPECIFICATIONS
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