Kobian IXA321I User Manual

Subject
Operational Notes..........................................................3
Player overview.............................................................5
Accessories....................................................................8
LCD...............................................................................9
Turning the power on/off.............................................10
Playing MP3 music .....................................................11
Voice Recording Function...........................................13
Setting EQ (Equalizer) ................................................15
USBConnection...........................................................16
Settings Repeat mode.................................................. 18
Setting LCD contrast................................................... 20
Setting Voice Recording Parameter (Rec Sample)…..23
ToDelete files..............................................................24
TheBacklight...............................................................26
Examinetheutilizationoftheinternalmemory…………27
SystemRequirements...................................................29
Installation of Manager Software................................30
How to use Digital Audio Management System….….31
Sending files to Digital Audio.....................................32
Sending files from Digital Audio to PC.......................35
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Formatting the memory of Digital Audio...................37

Delete files from PC.................................................. 39
To refresh USB connection.........................................40
Internal Memory Display............................................41
Pre-listen.....................................................................42
TroubleDiagnosis........................................................43
Technical Spec............................................................45
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Operational Notes

If the Mp3 player will not be operated for a prolonged period, remove the batteries to avoid possible damage caused by electrical leakage. The Mp3 player should be kept in areas free from extreme temperature changes, moisture and dust. Set the HOLD switch to the release position before operation. Do not drop the player, which probably cause battery fall off or damage its surface.
Battery Status (Time unit: hour)
*Battery life may vary with different using condition, manufacturer and manufacture date. *Please change the battery under following conditions:
Indicator appears and displays the “Low
Battery” then shut down.
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All buttons make no response and are not workable
even after the battery is taken out and reinstalled.
Note:
To avoid static electricity, please If possible, avoid
operating the player in extremely dry environment.
If the player stops running under proper operation,
please reset it by taking out battery.
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Player overview Front

LCD
Side face
PlayStop
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USB PORT
EARPHONE
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FF/MODE/REW
HOLD
VOL-/VOL+
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Accessories
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LCD
Repeat modes include Repeat, Repeat All, Random, Preview and Normal (Normal mode isn’t illustrated in the figure.) Equalizer modes include Jazz, Classic, Rock, Pop and Normal
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Turning the power on/off
The power will be turned on when PLAY/STOP button is pressed momentarily. In 2 seconds, a glorious picture with blue backlight appears. The backlight will be turned on by user setting and will last different seconds if some button is pressed; if not, the backlight will be automatically turned down after user setting seconds. Pressing PLAY/STOP button for more than 3 seconds until “Power OFF” appears on the screen, then it’s safe to turn the power off.
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Playing MP3 music
1. Turning on the power by pressing PLAY/STOP button momentarily, you could see the following interfaces: the 003-033 means there are 33 songs in the Digital Audio and it’s the third.
2. When you press PLAY/STOP button again, the current track will be played as shown above. The top left corner is the playback time indicator.
3. If you want to select previous/next piece, turn the rolling wheel up and down to get the track. The music will stop if you press PLAY/STOP.
4. By pressing the PLAY/STOP button for 3 seconds, you could turn the power off.
5. By pressing VOL+/VOL- button, you could control the volume under either PLAY or PAUSE status. The volume steps (see illustration) will increase or decrease when the VOL+/VOL- but to n is pressed correspondingly. There are 32 volume steps and the volume level ranges from 0 to 31.
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Caution
The battery status indicator may flicker while MP3 is playing, which results from battery supply vibration while different power is consumed.
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Use menu under the playing mode
1. Press PLAY/STOP to turn on the Digital Audio
2. Press the Menu button (in the middle of the rolling wheel). So you can see the function menu of the Digital Audio as following:
All the options are listed in the below table.
You may select every item by the rolling up or down wheel.
1. You can use Last or Next button to select every item
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in the function menu and press Mode button to enter the function.
2. When you select “Delete”, you will enter the Delete interface. More information is to be mentioned behind.
3. The Digital Audio would pops up a dialog box about the capacity of the memory when the “Memory Info” is selected. With no button being pressed, it will return to Play interface after 2 seconds. You can see your Digital Audio memory as following:
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