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Touch MP3 Player
TouchMP
I’ll Play Your Music, Videos & Photos
User Guide
Please read these instructions completely,
before operating this product.
Guía del usario
Por favor lea toda las instruciones
antes de tratar de usar este producto.
Guide d'utilisateur
Avant d’utiliser cet appareil, veuillez
lire attentivement toutes les directives
contenues dans le présent guide.
memorex.com
MMP9490
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Precautions.....................................................2
FCC Declaration.............................................3
EIA Guidelines................................................4
Location of Controls .......................................6
Charging the Battery ......................................7
Installing the Software.................................8
• Installing Windows Media Player 11..........9
• Installing MediaCoder ..............................11
• Installing AudibleManager .......................13
Downloading and Transferring Files.............15
Using MediaCoder........................................22
Safely Removing Hardware..........................23
General Operation ......................................24
• Headphones Jack....................................24
• Volume and Mute.....................................24
• Lock Function ..........................................24
• Turning the Power On/Off........................25
• Menu Button ............................................25
• Inserting/Removing an External
Memory Card (Micro SD).........................25
Navigating Through the Main Menu
and Lists .......................................................26
Main Menu...................................................28
Operation–Music Playback Mode .............29
• Music Playing Screen..............................29
• To Listen to MP3s/WMAs ........................29
• Forward/Reverse Skip .............................31
• High-Speed Music Search.......................31
• Equalizer (EQ) .........................................32
• Play Modes..............................................33
• Selecting/Changing Album Artwork .........33
• Toggling Album Artwork ...........................34
Operation–Photo Playback Mode .............35
• Photo Screen...........................................35
• To View Photos........................................35
• Viewing a Slideshow................................37
Operation–Video Playback Mode..............39
• Video Screen ...........................................39
• To View Videos ........................................39
• Forward/Reverse Skip .............................41
• High-Speed Video Search .......................41
Operation–FM Radio Mode........................42
• FM Radio Screen.....................................42
• To Listen to the FM Radio .......................42
• Auto Scan ................................................43
• To Add and Select Presets ......................44
Operation–Voice Recorder Mode..............45
• Voice Screen ...........................................45
• To Record/Listen to Voice Recordings ....45
• To Delete a Recording.............................48
Operation–Audiobook Mode .....................49
• Audiobook Screen ...................................49
• To View an Audiobook .............................49
• Toggling Audiobook Artwork ....................50
Settings Menu.............................................52
Troubleshooting Guide .................................58
Formatting the Player...................................60
Resetting the Unit.........................................61
Specifications ...............................................62
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COPYRIGHT:
• Distributing copies of MP3, WMA, WMA with DRM tracks and/or WMV files without
permission is a violation of international copyright laws.
• This Product is protected by certain intellectual property rights of Microsoft. Use or
distribution of such technology outside of this product is prohibited without a license from
Microsoft.
SAFETY:
• Vibration experienced during walking or exercising will not affect the player. However,
dropping the player or dropping a heavy object on the player may result in damage or
sound distortion.
• Avoid spilling any liquid onto or into the player.
• Do not leave the player in a location near heat sources; in a location subject to direct
sunlight, excessive dust, sand, moisture, rain or mechanical shock; on an unlevel surface;
or in a car with the windows closed during periods of excessive heat.
ROAD SAFETY:
• Do not use headphones while driving, cycling or operating any motorized vehicle. It may
create a traffic hazard and it is illegal in some areas. It can be potentially dangerous to
play your headset at a high volume while walking, especially at pedestrian crossings. You
should exercise extreme caution or discontinue use in potentially hazardous situations.
FCC WARNING:
• This equipment may generate or use radio frequency energy. Changes or modifications
to this equipment may cause harmful interference unless the modifications are expressly
approved in the instruction manual. The user could lose the authority to operate this
equipment if an unauthorized change or modification is made.
PRECAUTIONS
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This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
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FCC DECLARATION
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.
Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party
responsible 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 Rules. 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 try 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.
Shield cable must be used with this unit to ensure
compliance with class B FCC limits.
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Dear Customer:
Selecting fine audio and video equipment such as the unit you’ve just purchased is only
the start of your musical enjoyment. Now it’s time to consider how you can maximize the
fun and excitement your equipment offers. This manufacturer and the Electronic
Industries Association’s Consumer Electronics Group want you to get the most out of
your equipment by playing it at a safe level. One that lets the sound come through loud
and clear without annoying blaring or distortion and, most importantly, without affecting
your sensitive hearing.
Sound can be deceiving. Over time your hearing “comfort level” adapts to higher
volumes of sound. So what sounds “normal” can actually be loud and harmful to your
hearing. Guard against this by setting your equipment at a safe level BEFORE your
hearing adapts.
To establish a safe level:
• Start your volume control at a low setting.
• Slowly increase the sound until you can hear it comfortably and clearly, and without
distortion.
Once you have established a comfortable sound level:
• Set the dial and leave it there.
Taking a minute to do this now will help to prevent hearing damage or loss in the future.
After all, we want you listening for a lifetime.
We Want You Listening For A Lifetime
Used wisely, your new sound equipment will provide a lifetime of fun and enjoyment.
Since hearing damage from loud noise is often undetectable until it is too late, this
manufacturer and the Electronic Industries Association’s Consumer Electronics Group
recommend you avoid prolonged exposure to excessive noise. This list of sound levels
is included for your protection.
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Decibel
Level Example
30 Quiet library, soft whispers
40 Living room, refrigerator, bedroom away from traffic
50 Light traffic, normal conversation, quiet office
60 Air conditioner at 20 feet, sewing machine
70 Vacuum cleaner, hair dryer, noisy restaurant
80 Average city traffic, garbage disposals, alarm clock at two feet
THE FOLLOWING NOISES CAN BE DANGEROUS UNDER CONSTANT EXPOSURE:
90 Subway, motorcycle, truck traffic, lawn mower
100 Garbage truck, chain saw, pneumatic drill
120 Rock band concert in front of speakers, thunderclap
140 Gunshot blast, jet engine
180 Rocket launching pad
Information courtesy of the Deafness Research Foundation.
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LOCATION OF CONTROLS
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1. Touch Screen Display
2. Volume Up/Down Buttons
3. Left/Skip/Search Up Button
4. Microphone (Side of Unit)
5. Power/Lock Switch
6. Menu Button
7. Center/Play/Pause Button
8. Right/Skip/Search Down Button
9. Reset Button (Hole on Side of Unit)
10. Headphones Jack
(HEADPHONES PART NO.
CTEAREDFD00873B-0-00*)
11. Micro SD Memory Card Slot
12. USB Slot
(USB CABLE PART NO.
CTPCLUSBZY00500-0-00 (White)*
CTPCLUSBZY00400-0-00 (Black)*)
13. USB/Memory Card Slot Cover
SCREEN CLEANING CLOTH PART
NO. CNPCFMEMO808000-0-00*
*Consumer Replaceable Part
(See page 63 to order.)
FRONT
BOTTOM
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CHARGING THE BATTERY
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This unit has a built-in Lithium Polymer rechargeable battery. When the
bars in the battery indicator (in the display) become low (see Figure 1) and
before using the unit for the first time, recharge the battery as follows.
Connect the USB cable to the USB jack on this unit (as shown)
and to the USB port on your computer; “CONNECTING” will
appear on the screen. The battery will charge when connected
to the USB jack.
NOTES:
• To disconnect this unit from your computer, make sure to follow the “Safely Remove
Hardware” instructions on page 23.
• You must charge this unit for three hours before using for the first time.
• It takes approx. 4 hours to charge the battery from empty to full. When fully charged,
the unit can play back for approx. 50 hours in Music Playback mode and 4 hours in
Video mode. (Actual playback times may vary.)
• For data transfer, please use the USB cable to connect the unit to your computer.
• When the battery is completely empty and connected to the computer for charging, it
may take a several minutes for the “CONNECTING” screen to be displayed.
Figure 1
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Software Installation CD (PART NO. CTPCDMEMO085001-0-00)
General Information
This unit is compatible with Microsoft Windows XP (Home or Professional Edition with
Service Pack 2 or higher) or Vista. The MediaCoder is compatible with Microsoft
Windows XP and Vista.
For Microsoft Windows XP and Vista:
Use the CD to install MediaCoder, Audible Manager and Windows Media Player 11.
Windows will automatically detect the audio player without installing the CD software
when the USB cable is connected.
*Consumer Replaceable Part (See page 63 to order.)
INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE
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WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER 11 INSTALLATION
Installing Windows Media Player 11 will allow you to transfer MP3 files, WMA files, WMA
files with DRM 10 and photos to your player using the “Sync” function.
NOTE: This unit is not compatible with WMP 10.
1. Insert the installation CD-Rom into the CD
Drive; the installation screen will appear. If the
installation screen does not automatically
appear, double-click My Computer then
double-click on the CD drive; the installation
screen will appear. Click “Install Windows
Media Player 11”.
2. You will be directed to the Windows Media
Download Center. Select Download (Windows
Media Player), Version (Player 11 [for Windows
XP]) and Language. Then, click “Download
Now”.
At the pop-up window, click “Run” to run
“wmp11-windowsxp-x86-enu.exe”. Click “Run”
again. Installation will begin.
3. A “Validate Your Copy of Windows” screen will
appear. If desired, click on “Microsoft Genuine
Advantage Privacy Statement” to read it. Click
“Validate”.
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4. Read the License Agreement, then click
“I Accept”.
5. Installation will continue.
6. At the Welcome screen, it is recommended to
select “Express Settings” and then click on
“Finish”. The newly-installed Windows Media
Player 11 will open. You may also see a popup window asking, “A Windows Media Player
update is available. Do you want to update
now?” Follow the on-screen prompts if you
choose to update at this time.
WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER 11 INSTALLATION (CONT.)
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INSTALLING MEDIACODER
Procedure to Install MediaCoder
1. Insert the installation CD-Rom into the CD
Drive; the installation screen will appear. If the
installation screen does not automatically
appear, double-click My Computer then
double-click on the CD drive, then the
installation screen will appear. After selecting
“Install PC Software”, click “Install MediaCoder
for Windows”.
2. First select the language you want the
instructions to appear in. The “Welcome”
screen will appear. Click “Next”.
3. The “License Agreement” screen will appear.
Select “I Agree”.
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INSTALLING MEDIACODER (CONTINUED)
4. The “Installation Folder” screen will appear. It is
recommended to keep the folder as is. Then
click “Install”; the program will then install.
5. After the program is done installing, the
“Completing Setup Wizard” screen will appear.
Click “Finish” to end installation. See page 22
for how to use MediaCoder.
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AudibleManager is software that enables you to download and listen to Audible
audiobooks. Use AudibleManager to transfer audiobook programs to your
AudibleReady®TouchMP.
Before you install AudibleManager, please be sure that your computer has
Microsoft Windows XP or Vista installed with WMP11.
NOTE: Please disable any Firewall software running on your computer before
downloading AudibleManager. We also recommend that you download
AudibleManager using Internet Explorer.
1. Insert the installation CD-Rom into the CD
Drive; the installation screen will appear. If
the installation screen does not automatically
appear, double-click My Computer then
double-click on the CD drive; the installation
screen will appear. Click “AudibleManager”.
2. You will be directed to the AudibleManager
Download Center.
3. In the AudibleManager Setup window,
choose your device (Memorex TouchMP)
from the drop down list, and click OK.
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4. Follow instructions on the screen to install.
NOTE:
One log-in account for AudibleManager is limited to three devices and four
desktops. If you attempt to exceed this limit, you will get an error message and you
will not be able to playback the audiobook file.
INSTALLING AUDIBLEMANAGER (CONTINUED)
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MEDIA FILES SUPPORTED FORMATS
Audio Formats: MP3, WMA files with DRM 10 with a bit rate of 48-192 kbps
Video Formats: AVI-MPEG4: Simple Profile (320x240 resolution 20-24 fps, 385kbps);
WMV: VC-1 Simple Profile (320x240 resolution, 20-24fps, 385kbps max)
Photo Format: Baseline JPEGs
TRANSFERRING FILES
You can download digital music files from the Internet or use
encoding software to convert music that you have on an audio
CD into MP3 or WMA format. Once these files are stored on
your computer, you can easily copy them to your player.
If you have already installed WMP 11 (Windows Media
Player 11), you can transfer music files (MP3, WMA and/or
WMA files with DRM 10), photos and videos to the player
through the "Sync" function of WMP 11. Connect your player
to the USB port on your computer as shown to the right and
see page 20 for details.
Audiobook File Transfer:
Below are basic instructions for transferring Audiobook
files with AudibleManager. It is recommended to
download the full AudibleManager user guide by
clicking HELP at the top menus, and then select the
User Guide.
NOTE: Audiobook files must be transferred to internal
memory only. Do NOT transfer them to the external
memory card.
1. After installing AudibleManager, double-click the
desktop shortcut to open and connect the unit to
computer.
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2. Click “Memorex TouchMP” under the Mobile
Devices section.
3. The Used and Free memory of the selected
device will appear.
4. Click on “My Library Online”.
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5. Your browser will open to audible.com. Create
an account and purchase a book or sign into
your account to view “My Library”.
6. Click on a book to download and it will download
and automatically go into AudibleManager and
the selected device.
7. If the file has already been downloaded,
select the desired book and then click “Add to
Device” to transfer it to the unit.
8. When finished, disconnect the unit as
described in the “Safely Removing Hardware”
section on page 23.
INTERNAL MEMORY:
There is 5 MB of internal memory. Be careful not
to approach this memory or you will receive the
error message shown at right.
DOWNLOADING AND TRANSFERRING FILES (CONT.)
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CONVERTING AN AUDIO CD INTO MP3 OR WMA FORMAT
For Windows XP, you can also utilize the previously installed Windows Media Player 11 software
to convert music on an audio CD into MP3 or WMA format as follows:
1. Open the Windows Media Player 11 Browser, then click on the “Rip” icon on the top tool bar.
Insert a Music CD into the CD-Rom drive of your computer.
2. Check that you are connected to the Internet and then start Windows Media Player (WMP)
When you are connected to the Internet, WMP attempts to retrieve media information such as
the album and artist name about the tracks being ripped from a Windows Media database that
is maintained by Microsoft. WMP then adds the information to the files during ripping. If media
information is incorrect or missing, you can add or edit it after ripping. For information about
adding or editing media information, see Windows Media Player Help on the WMP web page.
3. (Optional) To select a different format or bit rate for the files that
are created during ripping, click the arrow below the Rip tab,
as shown in the following screen shot, and then make your
selections from the Format and Bit Rate commands.
4. (Optional) You can also change the default settings later on the
Rip Music tab of the Options dialog box, which is accessible by
clicking the arrow below the Rip tab, and then clicking More
Options, as shown.
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5. Insert an audio CD into the CD drive, and then click the Rip
tab, as shown. By default, WMP begins ripping the CD
automatically when you are in the Rip tab or when you first
switch to it after the CD was inserted. You can also choose to
have ripping begin immediately upon inserting the CD, or you
can turn off automatic ripping from the Rip Music tab of the
Options dialog box. Note that all songs are selected to be
ripped if you have not previously ripped them.
6. (Optional) As WMP begins to rip the CD,
clear the check boxes next to any songs
that you do not want to rip. Or, you can
temporarily stop the rip process to make
your selections. To do this, at the bottom of
the List pane, click Stop Rip Screen.
(Partially ripped songs are not saved.)
Select the songs you want to rip, and then,
at the bottom of the List pane, click Start Rip
button to restart ripping.
7. Sync the files as shown on the next page.
8. When the files are finished loading into the unit, you can follow the “Safely Removing
Hardware” procedure as shown on page 23.
NOTE: For more details, please see Microsoft’s help web page for WMP11 as follows:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/faq/default.mspx
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TRANSFERRING MP3/WMA/VIDEO/PHOTO FILES AND WMA FILES WITH
DRM 10 USING WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER 11
To transfer MP3/WMA/PHOTO/VIDEO/WMA files with DRM 10 to the player, follow the
procedure described below using the previously installed WMP (Windows Media Player)
11. Before beginning the procedure, please connect the unit to the computer as
previously described.
1. Open “Windows Media Player 11”; WMP will automatically sync your entire library.
You can also choose what syncs automatically by selecting the playlists you want to
sync. With this option, the Player syncs your digital media files to the device to mirror
your library when you connect it to your computer or when you change sync settings.
2. You can also drag and drop files into their respective folders. For example, drag and
drop photo (jpg) files into the Pictures folder, etc.
3. After you are finished transferring all the desired files to your unit, follow the “Safely
Removing Hardware” procedure on page 23.
NOTES:
• For WMA files with DRM 10, the files will not be played if you transfer the files into
the micro SD card’s memory. You must transfer the WMA files with DRM 10 to the
player’s internal memory for playback.
• If the external card is inserted, the memory card indicator will appear at the top of the
screen.
• For more details, please see Microsoft’s help web page for WMP11 as follows:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/faq/default.mspx
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CREATING A PLAYLIST USING WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER 11
Follow the steps below to create a playlist for the Playlist option in the menu, using
WMP (Windows Media Player) 11:
1. Open WMP 11.
2. Click the Library tab.
3. (Optional) If you need to clear the List pane, click the
Clear List pane button.
4. Drag items from the Details pane in your library to the
List pane to add them to the new playlist, as shown in
the screen shot at right.
5. To rearrange items, drag them up or down in the List
pane.
6. To save the list, click Save Playlist at the bottom of the List pane, and then type a
name for the playlist.
7. Connect the unit to the computer and WMP will automatically sync the playlist to it
(if you set the WMP to automatically sync, as shown on page 20).
NOTES:
• For more details, please see Microsoft’s help web page for WMP11 as follows:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/faq/default.mspx
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You can use the previously installed MediaCoder to convert MPG, MPG4, ASF, AVI and
WMV files to AVI files supported by the player.
1. Open the previously installed MediaCoder
program.
2. Click the “Add file” icon to add files for
conversion. In the “Add file” window select
the source file you want to convert and click
the “Open” button. Repeat this procedure if
you want to add other files for conversion.
3. Set up the Destination Path for the converted
files. In the “Output Folder”, type the path of
the directory where the converted files will be
saved.
4. Click “Start” to begin the conversion.
5. When “Transcoding Completed” appears, the file has been converted.
6. Now you can convert additional files according to the above procedures, if desired.
NOTE: See page 15 for how to transfer files to the unit.
USING MEDIACODER
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SAFELY REMOVING HARDWARE
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SAFELY REMOVING YOUR PLAYER FROM THE COMPUTER
NOTE: To avoid damage to your player or data loss, always follow the procedure listed
below before disconnecting your player from the USB port on your computer.
Using your mouse, double-click the "Safely Remove
Hardware" icon on the task bar.
From the "Safely Remove Hardware" window (shown lower
right), select "USB Mass Storage Device" and click the
"Stop" button. The "Stop a Hardware Device" window will pop up.
Click "OK". When the "Safe to Remove Hardware" window is
displayed, you may remove the player from the USB cable or
remove the USB cable from the computer.
NOTES:
• If the “Safely Remove Hardware” icon is not displayed on the
task bar, please double-click on My Computer. Right-click on
“
Memorex TouchMP” and left-click on “Eject”. Then it is safe
to remove the player from the computer.
• If you are using Windows XP and the Windows Media Player 11 software is already
installed, then you do not need to follow the above "Safely Remove Hardware"
procedure.
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GENERAL OPERATION
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HEADPHONES JACK VOLUME AND MUTE
Plug the headphones into the Headphones
jack on the bottom of the unit.
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To control the volume, simply press the Volume
Up 1 or Down 2 button. While changing the
volume, the volume “pop up” indicator will be
overlaid across the bottom of the existing
screen and will disappear after five seconds if
neither Volume button is pressed.
When the volume “pop up” indicator appears,
you can mute the sound by touching the
indicator. Touch again or press one of the
Volume buttons to resume the sound.
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Slide the Power/Lock switch to the Lock (down)
position to lock the buttons; “keys are locked” will
temporarily appear and the Lock icon will appear at top
right of the screen. This is useful, for example, when
you do not want the file changed by accidentally
pressing a button. Slide the Power/Lock switch back to
the Unlock position (middle) to cancel the Lock function
(unlock); the Lock icon will disappear from the screen.
NOTE: Pressing any button while in Lock mode will
cause the “keys are locked” message to appear briefly
on the screen.
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GENERAL OPERATION (CONTINUED)
To turn the unit on, slide the Power/Lock switch
upward and then release; the unit will enter Main
menu.
To turn the unit off, slide and hold the Power/
Lock switch upward. Do not release the Power/
Lock switch until the unit’s display turns off.
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TO AVOID DAMAGE, make sure the unit is OFF
before inserting or removing the card. The micro SD
Memory Card slot is located at the bottom of the unit.
Open the compartment by sliding it out and insert a
micro SD memory card (not included) up to 8GB, with
the front of the card facing up as shown. To remove
the micro SD memory card, push the edge of the
card, then the card will spring out. Carefully remove
the card.
NOTE: If the external card is inserted, the memory
card indicator will appear at the top right of the
display. When first inserted or first turned on, it will
take a few moments for the unit to read the card.
Front of
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INSERTING/REMOVING AN EXTERNAL MEMORY CARD (Micro SD -up to 8GB)
TURNING THE POWER ON/OFF
MENU BUTTON
At any time, press the Menu button to return to
the Main menu.
NOTE: See the following page on how to
navigate the menus.
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GENERAL OPERATION (CONTINUED)
If not in the Main menu, press the Menu
button to return to it.
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NAVIGATING THROUGH THE MAIN MENU AND LISTS
Select an option using the touch screen by
simply pressing it. You can also use the
standard buttons as follows:
Left/Up Button 1: Press to scroll left/up.
Right/Down Button 2: Press to scroll
right/down.
Center button 3: Press to select the
highlighted item and advance to the next
level of options.
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When a list appears, touch the arrow on the
screen, it will move page by page.
You can also scroll up using the Left/Up
button 1 or down using the Right/Down
button 2. Select the item using the Center
button 3 or select the item by touching the
screen.
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GENERAL OPERATION (CONTINUED)
27
If an item in the list is too long and you want
to view the whole name, press and hold the
item. When you release, the text will scroll
to show the whole item.
It will also show the whole name if you
select the item by the Left/Up or Right/
Down button.
4
RETURN BUTTON
To return to the previous page, press the
return button in the top right corner of the
screen.
5
NOW PLAYING
When NOW PLAYING appears at the
bottom of the screen, touch it and the unit
will enter the main screen of the media you
are listening to.
This function is available for Music, Radio,
and Audiobook only.
6
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Page 29
VOICE RECORDER – see page 45.
AUDIOBOOK – see page 49.
SETTINGS – see page 52.
MAIN MENU
28
MAIN MENU: Press the Menu button to access the Main menu.
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MUSIC – see page 29.
PHOTO – see page 35.
VIDEO – see page 39.
FM RADIO – see page 42.
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OPERATION–MUSIC PLAYBACK MODE
TO LISTEN TO MP3s/WMAs
Touch the MUSIC icon; the Music Category
screen will appear. Select a category as
shown in step 3 on the next page.
2
This unit supports the following audio formats: MP3, MPEG 1/2/2.5 Layer 3 with a bit rate of 32-320
kbps and WMA files or WMA with DRM 10 with a bit rate of 48-192 kbps.
1
With the unit on, press the Menu button; the
Main menu will appear.
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Toggle Full or
Standard Screen
EQ Setting
Change Album Art
Previous Track
Rewind (Hold)
Forward and
Fast Forward
(Hold)
Playback Mode
Back (One Step)
Play/Pause
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OPERATION–MUSIC PLAYBACK MODE (CONTINUED)
30
3
Now Playing: Touch and the unit will enter the main screen of the media you are
listening to.
All Songs: Touch and all songs will appear in the next list. Scroll through and touch
the desired song to play.
Artist: Touch and all artists will appear in the next list. Touch an artist to view the
albums from that artist. Touch an album to view the songs from that artist’s album.
Scroll through and touch the desired song to play.
Album: Touch and all albums will appear in the next list. Touch an album to view the
songs from that album. Scroll through and touch the desired song to play.
Genre: Touch and all genres will appear in the next list. Touch a genre to view the
albums from that genre. Touch an album to view the songs from that genre. Scroll
through and touch the desired song to play.
Playlist: Touch and all songs programmed into the Playlist (via WMP11, as shown on
page 21) will appear.
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OPERATION–MUSIC PLAYBACK MODE (CONTINUED)
31
During playback, touch the m icon (or press the Left/Up
button) to move the player back to the beginning of the
currently playing file. Touch/press repeatedly to move
the player back to lower-numbered files.
NOTE: If the music does not start playing within 5
seconds, press the Left/Up button again to go back to
the previous file.
1
FORWARD/REVERSE SKIP
During playback, touch the l icon (or
press the Right/Down button) to advance
the player to the beginning of the next file.
Touch/press repeatedly to advance the
player to higher-numbered files.
2
During playback, touch and hold the m or l
icon (or press and hold the Left/Up 1 or
Right/Down 2 button) to move the player
forward or backward within a file to locate a
specific musical passage. The player will
move forward or backward at high speed as
long as the icon/button is held. When you
release the icon/button, normal playback
will resume.
1
2
1
HIGH-SPEED MUSIC SEARCH
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OPERATION–MUSIC PLAYBACK MODE (CONTINUED)
32
NOTES:
• See pages 15-21 for information on uploading MP3/WMA files to this unit.
• While you are browsing your music, you can touch the Return icon to return to the
previous menu.
• You can pause playback during Music Playback by touching the p icon or pressing
the Center button. Touch the ® icon or press the Center button to resume playback.
• Set the Play mode to Normal, Repeat One, Repeat All or Shuffle as shown on the next
page.
• You can also use the Left/Up, Right/Down and Center buttons instead of the m, l
and ® icons respectively to navigate and select the items as shown on the previous
two pages.
• Adjust the volume as shown on page 24.
When in the Music Playing screen, touch
the EQ icon to cycle through the EQ
settings (NORMAL, CLASSICAL, JAZZ,
POP, ROCK, X BASS) as shown at left.
1
EQUALIZER (EQ)
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OPERATION–MUSIC PLAYBACK MODE (CONTINUED)
When in the Music Playing screen, touch
the Play Mode icon to cycle through the
Play modes as shown to the left.
Normal: standard playback.
Repeat One: to repeat the selected song
continuously.
Repeat All: to repeat all selected songs
continuously.
Shuffle: to randomly play all of the selected
songs.
1
PLAY MODES
When in the Music Playing screen, touch
the Album Art icon; the Album Art selection
screen will appear.
1
SELECTING/CHANGING ALBUM ARTWORK
Touch Default for the Default icon or touch
My Photo to select one of your photos. The
selected photo will then appear as your
Album Art for all songs.
2
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OPERATION–MUSIC PLAYBACK MODE (CONTINUED)
34
When in the Music Playing screen, touch
the Toggle icon to select Full Album Art or
Standard Album Art.
When in the Full Album Art mode, the icons
will disappear after a couple seconds.
Simply touch the screen to view the buttons
again.
1
TOGGLING ALBUM ARTWORK
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35
OPERATION–PHOTO PLAYBACK MODE
TO VIEW PHOTOS – This unit supports baseline JPEGs.
Touch the PHOTO icon; the Photo
List screen will appear. Select a
photo as per steps 3a and 3b on the
next page.
21
With the unit on, press the Menu button; the
Main menu will appear.
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PHOTO SCREEN
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OPERATION–PHOTO PLAYBACK MODE (CONTINUED)
36
Or touch the Thumbnail icon to view the
thumbnails of the photos. Scroll through the
list and touch a desired photo to view it; the
selected photo will appear. Simply touch the
screen to view the icons again.
3b3a
Scroll through the list and touch a desired
photo name to view it; the selected photo
will appear. The icons will disappear after a
couple seconds. Simply touch the screen to
view the icons again.
OTOHP
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4
When in the Thumbnail view, press the List
icon to view the list again.
5
While viewing the selected photo, touch the
Return icon to return to the thumbnail view.
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OPERATION–PHOTO PLAYBACK MODE (CONTINUED)
VIEWING A SLIDESHOW
Touch the PHOTO icon; the Photo
List screen will appear. Select a photo
as shown on the previous page.
21
With the unit on, press the Menu button; the
Main menu will appear.
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You can pause the slideshow by touching
the p icon or pressing the Center button.
Touch the ® icon or press the Center
button to resume the slideshow.
43
Touch the ® icon to start the slideshow.
The pictures will display one after another
every few seconds and the icons will
disappear after a couple seconds. Simply
touch the screen to view the icons again.
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OTOHP
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lliw ti ,otohp a tceles uoy ecnO
gniweiv otohp eht ot uoy ekat
ot nottub kcab eht tiH .neercs
.egap weiv lianbmuht eht ot nruter
ro nottub kcab eht esu nac uoY
eht eht ot og lliw weiV otohP
ni egami eht retfa unem tsiL
.kcabyalp sehsin tsil eht
OTOHP
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ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUMOTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
10 sotohp kcirbuK
20 sotohp kcirbruK
30 sotohp kcirbuK
10 sotohp kcirbaF
20 sotohp kcirbaF
20 sotohp kcirbraeB
OTOHP
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10 sotohp kcirbraeB
PAT
no noci lianbmuhT eht hsuP
tsil eht dna edis thgir eht
edoM lianmuhT ot og lliw
hcuot eht gnisu etagivan nac uoY
snottub drah eht eht ro neercs
nwod dna pu evom ot
emas eht esu edom lianmuht nI
ruoy ekam ot dohtem pat
noitceles
snoitcnuf neercs lianbmuht ehT
tsil eht taht yaw emas eht ni
no paT .skrow noitagivan neercs
egap egnahc ot snottub llorcs eht
lliw ti ,otohp a tceles uoy ecnO
gniweiv otohp eht ot uoy ekat
ot nottub kcab eht tiH .neercs
.egap weiv lianbmuht eht ot nruter
PAT
PAT
NOITAGIVAN OTOHP
SNOITCNUF YALP OTOHP
PAT
GNITAGIVAN NO NOITAGIVAN TSIL ot refer esaelP :!!ETON*
.SUNEM TSIL OTOHP EHT
PAT
PAT
PAT
eht eht ot og lliw weiV otohP
ni egami eht retfa unem tsiL
.kcabyalp sehsin tsil eht
OTOHP
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OPERATION–PHOTO PLAYBACK MODE (CONTINUED)
38
NOTES:
• See pages 15-21 for information on uploading photo files to this unit.
• While you are browsing your photos, you can touch the Return icon to return to the
previous menu.
• You can listen to music, radio or Audiobook while viewing the pictures. Simply start the
music, radio or Audiobook playback and then enter the Photo mode.
• You can also use the Left/Up, Right/Down and Center buttons instead of the m, l and
® icons respectively to navigate and select the items as shown in the Photo operation.
During the slideshow, or when viewing a
photo, touch the Landscape icon to cycle
the view back and forth between landscape
and portrait mode.
65
During the slideshow, or when viewing a
photo, touch the m or l icon to move to the
previous photo or advance to the next photo.
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emas eht esu edom lianmuht nI
ruoy ekam ot dohtem pat
noitceles
lliw ti ,otohp a tceles uoy ecnO
gniweiv otohp eht ot uoy ekat
ot nottub kcab eht tiH .neercs
.egap weiv lianbmuht eht ot nruter
PAT
PAT
ro nottub kcab eht esu nac uoY
eht eht ot og lliw weiV otohP
ni egami eht retfa unem tsiL
.kcabyalp sehsin tsil eht
OTOHP
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emas eht esu edom lianmuht nI
ruoy ekam ot dohtem pat
noitceles
snoitcnuf neercs lianbmuht ehT
tsil eht taht yaw emas eht ni
no paT .skrow noitagivan neercs
egap egnahc ot snottub llorcs eht
lliw ti ,otohp a tceles uoy ecnO
gniweiv otohp eht ot uoy ekat
ot nottub kcab eht tiH .neercs
.egap weiv lianbmuht eht ot nruter
PAT
GNITAGIVAN NO NOITAGIVAN TSIL ot refer esaelP :!!ETON*
PAT
PAT
PAT
ro nottub kcab eht esu nac uoY
eht eht ot og lliw weiV otohP
ni egami eht retfa unem tsiL
.kcabyalp sehsin tsil eht
OTOHP
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Page 40
OPERATION–VIDEO PLAYBACK MODE
39
TO VIEW VIDEOS
Touch the VIDEO icon; the Video
List screen will appear.
21
With the unit on, press the Menu button; the
Main menu will appear.
KOOBOIDUA SGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUM
OTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
KOOBOIDUASGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUMOTOHP
UNEM NIAM
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GNIYALP WON
KOOBOIDUASGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUMOTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
KOOBOIDUASGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUMOTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
KOOBOIDUA SGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUM OTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
KOOBOIDUA
SGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUM OTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
21 egaruotnE
31 egaruotnE
41 egaruotnE
51 egaruotnE
61 egaruotnE
kerhS
OEDIV
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21 egaruotnE
31 egaruotnE
41 egaruotnE
51 egaruotnE
61 egaruotnE
kerhS
OEDIV
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PAT
NOITAGIVAN OEDIV
GNITAGIVAN NO NOITAGIVAN TSIL ot refer esaelP :!!ETON*
.SUNEM TSIL OEDIV EHT
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VIDEO SCREEN
MP 50:1171 edosipe 3 nosaes / egaruotnEOEDIV
21 edosipE
31 edosipE
41 edosipE
51 edosipE
61 edosipE
81 edosipE
OEDIV
MP 50:11
71 edosipE
kcaB
)petS eno(
pu llorcS
ekam ot dloh(
)retsaf gnillorcs
nwod llorcS
ekam ot dloh(
)retsaf gnillorcs
tsiL otohP
gniyalP woN
esuaP/yalP
wohsedilS
nottuB
kcaB
)petS eno(
oediV suoiverP
)dloh(dniweR
oediV txeN
drawroF tsaF
)dloh(
This unit supports the following video formats: AVI-MPEG4: Simple Profile (320x240 resolution 20-
24 fps, 385kbps); WMV: VC-1 Simple Profile (320x240 resolution, 20-24fps, 385kbps max).
Page 41
40
OPERATION–VIDEO PLAYBACK MODE (CONTINUED)
You can pause the video by touching the p
icon or pressing the Center button. Touch
the ® icon or press the Center button to
resume video playback.
43
Scroll through the list and touch a desired
video name to view it; the selected video will
automatically start playing. Simply touch the
screen to view the icons.
MP 50:1171 edosipe 3 nosaes / egaruotnEOEDIV MP 50:1171 edosipe 3 nosaes / egaruotnEOEDIV MP 50:1171 edosipe 3 nosaes / egaruotnEOEDIV MP 50:1171 edosipe 3 nosaes / egaruotnEOEDIVMP 50:1171 edosipe 3 nosaes / egaruotnEOEDIVMP 50:1171 edosipe 3 nosaes / egaruotnEOEDIV
KOOBOIDUASGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUMOTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
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31 egaruotnE
41 egaruotnE
51 egaruotnE
61 egaruotnE
kerhS
OEDIV
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21 egaruotnE
31 egaruotnE
41 egaruotnE
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61 egaruotnE
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OEDIV
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PAT
retne ot nocI oediV eht tceleS
.unem tsil oediV eht
ro neercshcuot eht esu nac uoY
etagivan ot snottub drah eht esu
tceles dna
eht sserp ,pu si pu pop eht elihW
tsil eht ot nruter ot nottub kcab
.unem
NOITAGIVAN OEDIV
PU POP NOITCNUF YALP
tceleS
GNITAGIVAN NO NOITAGIVAN TSIL ot refer esaelP :!!ETON*
.SUNEM TSIL OEDIV EHT
PAT
ro nottub kcab eht esu nac uoY
eht eht ot og lliw gniyalP woN
ni oediv tsal eht retfa unem tsiL
.kcabyalp sehsin tsil eht
PAT
dloH
ces2
PAT
PAT
nottub rof neercS cisuM gniyalP woN ot refer esaelP :!!ETON*
.ecnerefeR
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21 egaruotnE
31 egaruotnE
41 egaruotnE
51 egaruotnE
61 egaruotnE
kerhS
OEDIV
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71 egaruotnE
21 egaruotnE
31 egaruotnE
41 egaruotnE
51 egaruotnE
61 egaruotnE
kerhS
OEDIV
MP 50:11
71 egaruotnE
GNITAGIVAN NO NOITAGIVAN TSIL ot refer esaelP :!!ETON*
.SUNEM TSIL OEDIV EHT
PAT
MP 50:1171 edosipe 3 nosaes / egaruotnEOEDIV
NOTES:
• Videos will playback in landscape format only.
• See pages 15-21 for information on uploading video files to this unit.
• While you are browsing your videos, you can touch the Return icon to return to the
previous menu.
• You can also use the Left/Up, Right/Down and Center buttons instead of the m, l and
® icons respectively to navigate and select the items as shown in the Video operation.
• Adjust the volume as shown on page 24.
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41
OPERATION–VIDEO PLAYBACK MODE (CONTINUED)
During playback, touch the m icon (or
press the Left/Up button) to move the
player back to the beginning of the
previous file. Touch/press repeatedly to
move the player back to lower-numbered
files.
1
FORWARD/REVERSE SKIP
During playback, touch the l icon (or
press the Right/Down button) to advance
the player to the beginning of the next file.
Touch/press repeatedly to advance the
player to higher-numbered files.
2
During playback, touch and hold the m or l
icon (or press and hold the Left/Up 1 or
Right/Down 2 button) to move the player
forward or backward within a video to
locate a specific scene. The player will
move forward or backward at high speed as
long as the icon/button is held. When you
release the icon/button, normal playback
will resume.
1
2
1
HIGH-SPEED VIDEO SEARCH
21 egaruotnE
31 egaruotnE
41 egaruotnE
51 egaruotnE
61 egaruotnE
kerhS
OEDIV
MP 50:11
71 egaruotnE
eht sserp ,pu si pu pop eht elihW
tsil eht ot nruter ot nottub kcab
.unem
GNITAGIVAN NO NOITAGIVAN TSIL ot refer esaelP :!!ETON*
ro nottub kcab eht esu nac uoY
eht eht ot og lliw gniyalP woN
ni oediv tsal eht retfa unem tsiL
.kcabyalp sehsin tsil eht
PAT
dloH
ces2
dloH
ces2
PAT
nottub rof neercS cisuM gniyalP woN ot refer esaelP :!!ETON*
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31 egaruotnE
41 egaruotnE
51 egaruotnE
61 egaruotnE
kerhS
OEDIV
MP 50:11
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ro nottub kcab eht esu nac uoY
eht eht ot og lliw gniyalP woN
ni oediv tsal eht retfa unem tsiL
.kcabyalp sehsin tsil eht
PAT
dloH
ces2
dloH
ces2
nottub rof neercS cisuM gniyalP woN ot refer esaelP :!!ETON*
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31 egaruotnE
41 egaruotnE
51 egaruotnE
61 egaruotnE
kerhS
OEDIV
MP 50:11
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eht sserp ,pu si pu pop eht elihW
tsil eht ot nruter ot nottub kcab
.unem
GNITAGIVAN NO NOITAGIVAN TSIL ot refer esaelP :!!ETON*
ro nottub kcab eht esu nac uoY
eht eht ot og lliw gniyalP woN
ni oediv tsal eht retfa unem tsiL
.kcabyalp sehsin tsil eht
PAT
dloH
ces2
dloH
ces2
PAT
nottub rof neercS cisuM gniyalP woN ot refer esaelP :!!ETON*
MP 50:1171 edosipe 3 nosaes / egaruotnEOEDIV
21 egaruotnE
31 egaruotnE
41 egaruotnE
51 egaruotnE
61 egaruotnE
kerhS
OEDIV
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71 egaruotnE
ro nottub kcab eht esu nac uoY
eht eht ot og lliw gniyalP woN
ni oediv tsal eht retfa unem tsiL
.kcabyalp sehsin tsil eht
PAT
dloH
ces2
dloH
ces2
nottub rof neercS cisuM gniyalP woN ot refer esaelP :!!ETON*
Page 43
42
OPERATION–FM RADIO MODE (CONTINUED)
TO LISTEN TO THE FM RADIO
Touch the RADIO icon; the Radio
screen will appear.
21
With the unit on, press the Menu button; the
Main menu will appear.
KOOBOIDUA SGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUM
OTOHP
UNEM NIAM
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KOOBOIDUASGNITTES
ECIOV
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OEDIV
CISUMOTOHP
UNEM NIAM
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KOOBOIDUASGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUMOTOHP
UNEM NIAM
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KOOBOIDUASGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUMOTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
KOOBOIDUA SGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUM OTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
NACS
3P
6P4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
NACS
3P
6P4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
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gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
NACS
3P
6P4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
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zhm
NACS
3P
6P4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
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zhm
KOOBOIDUA SGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUM HPTO O
UNEM NIAM
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GNINUT LAUNAM
PAT
F
NACS
3P
6P4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
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gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
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zhm
F
NACS
3P
6P
4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
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MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
KOOBOIDUASGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUMOTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
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nacS otuA
snoitatS teserP 6
nocI oidaR
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)petS eno(
drawroF nacS
drawroF nacS
)dloH( txeN ot
drawkcaB nacS
drawkcaB nacS
)dloH( txeN ot
nottuB etuM
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cisuM ot oG
gniyalP woN
FM RADIO SCREEN
Auto Scan
6 Preset Stations
Scan Backward
Back (One Step)
Scan Forward
Mute and Unmute
Page 44
OPERATION–FM RADIO MODE (CONTINUED)
43
Mute the sound by touching the indicator.
Touch again or press one of the Volume
buttons to resume the sound.
43
Select a station by pressing the m or l
icon.
NOTE: See below for Auto Scan.
NACS
3P
6P
4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
NACS
3P
6P4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
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gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
NACS
3P
6P4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
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zhm
NACS
3P
6P4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
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zhm
GNINUT LAUNAM
PAT
F
NACS
3P
6P4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
F
PAT
PAT
NACS
3P
6P4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
NACS
3P
6P
4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
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zhm
FM1M
F
NACS
3P
6P4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
F
PAT
PAT
NACS
3P
6P
4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
F
M
1M
NACS
3P
6P4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
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gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
F
PAT
NOTES:
• Touch the Return icon to return to the
previous menu.
• You can also use the Left/Up, Right/Down
and Center buttons instead of the m, l and
® icons respectively to navigate and select
the items as shown in the Video operation.
• Adjust the volume as shown on page 24.
ANTENNA
The headphones act as an antenna for FM.
Extend the headphone wire for best FM
reception.
AUTO SCAN
1
Touch the Auto Scan icon and the unit will
automatically scan and lock onto the next
available station.
NACS
7.201
6P4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
NACS
7.201
9.5015.301
1.99
3.401
1.101
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
NACS
7.201
9.5015.301
1.99
3.401
1.101
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
NACS
7.201
9.5015.301
1.99
3.401
1.101
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
NACS
3P
6P4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
tsoK
smaj wolS
5.301
zhm
NACS
3P
6P4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
giBK
kcoR tfoS
3.401
zhm
NACS
3P
6P4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
0.801
zhm
NACS
3P
6P
4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
NACS
3P
6P
4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
TESERP GNINGISSA TESERP GNITCELES
eb nac yllaunam teserp gningissA
no dloh dna pat yb dehsilpmocca
tols elbaliava eht
-otua eb lliw noitats tnerruc ehT
detceles eht ni derots yllacitam
.tols
evah snoitats teserp eht retfA
ot meht no pat ylpmis tes neeb
.noitats eht egnahc
dethgilhgih eb lliw noitceles ehT
.egnahc lliw noitats eht dna
DLOH
ceS 2
EDOM NACS OTUA
A
A
PAT
A
PAT
PAT
RO
Page 45
OPERATION–FM RADIO MODE (CONTINUED)
44
TO ADD AND SELECT PRESETS (UP TO SIX)
To access a preset, simply touch the preset
icon and it will be automatically tuned.
21
Select a radio station as shown on the
previous page. Touch and hold one of the
preset icons and the station will be set to
the selected preset.
NACS
7.201
6P4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
NACS
7.201
9.5015.301
1.99
3.401
1.101
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
NACS
7.201
9.5015.301
1.99
3.401
1.101
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
NACS
7.201
9.5015.301
1.99
3.401
1.101
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
NACS
3P
6P
4P
1P
5P
2P
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
TESERP GNINGISSA TESERP GNITCELES
DLOH
ceS 2
S
NACS
A
A
PAT
A
NACS
7.201
9.501
5.301
1.99
3.401
1.101
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
NACS
7.201
9.5015.301
1.99
3.401
1.101
OIDAR
MP 50:11
MF ssiK
gninroM eht ni seeD kciR
7.201
zhm
S
CAN
NACS
PAT
A
Page 46
OPERATION–VOICE RECORDER MODE
45
TO RECORD/LISTEN TO VOICE RECORDINGS
Touch the VOICE icon; the Voice
screen will appear.
21
With the unit on, press the Menu button; the
Main menu will appear.
KOOBOIDUA SGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUM
OTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
KOOBOIDUASGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUMOTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
KOOBOIDUASGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUMOTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
KOOBOIDUASGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUMOTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
KOOBOIDUA SGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUM OTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
52:30 / 72:00
13:00
8002/91/80
MP 54:21
MP 54:21
ECIOV
52:30 / 72:00
13:00
8002/91/80
MP 54:21
MP 54:21
ECIOV
52:30 / 72:00
13:00
8002/91/80
MP 54:21
MP 54:21
ECIOV
KOOBOIDUA SGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUM
OTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
PAT
DROCER OT
PAT
PAT
52:30 / 72:00
13:00
8002/91/80
MP 54:21
MP 54:21
ECIOV
52:30 / 72:00
13:00
8002/91/80
MP 54:21
MP 54:21
ECIOV
KOOBOIDUA SGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUM OTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
MP70:21 8002/91/80
MP01:21 8002/91/80
MP51:21 8002/91/80
MP22:21 8002/91/80
MP82:21 8002/91/80
MP75:21 8002/91/80
MP 54:21
ECIOV
MP54:21 8002/91/80
nottub droceR
nocI droceR
kcaB
)petS eno(
uneM tsiL ot oG
nocI hsarT
seliF eteleD
kcarT txeN
)dloH( drawroF tsaF
kcarT suoiverP
)dloh( dniweR
nottuB esuaP/yalP
.ecafrus neercs hcuot no
uneM niaM
neercS gnidroceR
cisuM ot oG
gniyalP woN
1 metI tsiL
2 metI tsiL
3 metI tsiL
4 metI tsiL
5 metI tsiL
6 metI tsiL
7 metI tsiL
tsiL kooboiduA
ECIOV
MP 50:11
?ETELED
KO
SEY
SEY
ON
8002/91/80
MP 54:21
eteleD
neercS
kcaB
)petS eno(
kO mrnoC
VOICE SCREEN
Record/Stop Button
00:00 / 00:00
Page 47
OPERATION–VOICE RECORDER MODE (CONT.)
46
When done recording, touch the Stop ( X )
icon.
43
Touch the Record (q) icon to start recording.
Speak into the microphone, located at the
lower left side of the unit) and the player will
create a voice recording.
Scroll through the list and touch a desired
recording; the selected recording will
automatically start playing.
65
Touch the List icon to view the Voice
Recording’s list.
52:30 / 72:00
92:20 / 13:00
8002/91/80
MP 54:21
MP 54:21
ECIOV
52:30 / 72:00
92:20 / 13:00
8002/91/80
MP 51:21
MP 54:21
ECIOV
MP70:21 8002/91/80
MP01:21 8002/91/80
MP51:21 8002/91/80
MP22:21 8002/91/80
MP82:21 8002/91/80
MP75:21 8002/91/80
MP 54:21
ECIOV
MP54:21 8002/91/80
MP70:21 8002/91/80
MP01:21 8002/91/80
MP51:21 8002/91/80
MP22:21 8002/91/80
MP82:21 8002/91/80
MP75:21 8002/91/80
MP 54:21
ECIOV
MP54:21 8002/91/80
PAT
ATAD DEDROCER LLA WEIV OT
GNITAGIVAN NO NOITAGIVAN TSIL ot refer esaelP :!!ETON*
.SUNEM TSIL GNIDROCER EHT
PAT
52:30 / 72:00
92:20 / 13:00
8002/91/80
MP 51:21
MP 54:21
ECIOV
MP70:21 8002/91/80
MP01:21 8002/91/80
MP51:21 8002/91/80
MP22:21 8002/91/80
MP82:21 8002/91/80
MP75:21 8002/91/80
MP 54:21
ECIOV
MP54:21 8002/91/80
MP70:21 8002/91/80
MP01:21 8002/91/80
MP51:21 8002/91/80
MP22:21 8002/91/80
MP82:21 8002/91/80
MP75:21 8002/91/80
MP 54:21
ECIOV
MP54:21 8002/91/80
ATAD DEDROCER LLA WEIV OT
GNITAGIVAN NO NOITAGIVAN TSIL ot refer esaelP :!!ETON*
.SUNEM TSIL GNIDROCER EHT
PAT
Page 48
OPERATION–VOICE RECORDER MODE (CONT.)
47
9
Touch the m or l icon to move to the
previous or advance to the next voice
recording.
During playback, touch and hold the m or l
icon to move the player forward or
backward within a recording.
87
While playing back the recorded voice,
touch the p icon to pause. Touch the ®
icon again to resume playback.
Page 49
OPERATION–VOICE RECORDER MODE (CONT.)
48
NOTES:
• You can also use the Left/Up, Right/Down and Center buttons instead of the m, l and
® icons respectively to navigate and select the items as shown in the Video operation.
• Adjust the volume as shown on page 24.
TO DELETE A RECORDING
Select a recording to delete; a confirmation
screen will appear. At the confirmation
screen, select YES to delete or NO to not
delete. Then touch OK to confirm your
selection.
21
While in the Voice Recording mode, touch
the Trash icon; the Voice recording List will
appear.
ECIOV
MP 50:11
?ETELED
KO
SEY
SEY
ON
8002/91/80
MP 54:21
TAP
MP51:21 8002/91/80
MP22:21 8002/91/80
MP82:21 8002/91/80
MP52:10 8002/91/80
MP 54:21
ECIOV
MP75:21 8002/91/80
MP01:21 8002/91/80
TAP
52:30 / 72:00
13:00
8002/91/80
MP 54:21
MP 54:21
ECIOV
MP50:21 8002/91/80
Page 50
49
OPERATION–AUDIOBOOK MODE
TO VIEW AN AUDIOBOOK
Touch the AUDIOBOOK icon; the
Audiobook screen will appear.
21
With the unit on, press the Menu button; the
Main menu will appear.
KOOBOIDUA SGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUM
OTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
KOOBOIDUASGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUMOTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
KOOBOIDUASGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUMOTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
KOOBOIDUASGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUMOTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
KOOBOIDUA SGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUM OTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
dooW naigewroN
imakaruM ikuraH
3 retpahC
KOOBOIDUA
MP 50:11
52:30 / 72:00
dooW naigewroN
dooW naigewroN
dooW naigewroN
dooW naigewroN
dooW naigewroN
dooW naigewroN
dooW naigewroN
KOOBOIDUA
MP 50:11
1 retpahC
6 retpahC
2 retpahC
3 retpahC
4 retpahC
5 retpahC
7 retpahC
KOOBOIDUA
MP 50:11
KOOBOIDUA SGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUM
OTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
UNEM KOOBOIDUA GNITAGIVAN
PAT
PAT
GNITAGIVAN NO NOITAGIVAN TSIL ot refer esaelP :!!ETON*
.SUNEM TSIL KOOBOIDUA EHT
PAT
PAT
dooW naigewroN
dooW naigewroN
dooW naigewroN
dooW naigewroN
dooW naigewroN
dooW naigewroN
dooW naigewroN
KOOBOIDUA
MP 50:11
AUDIOBOOK SCREEN
Toggle Full Book
Cover Art
Previous Title
Previous Chapter
Rewind (Hold)
Next Chapter
Fast Forward
(Hold)
Next Title
Back (One Step)
Play/Pause Button
Page 51
OPERATION–AUDIOBOOK MODE (CONTINUED)
50
5
Touch the m or l icon to go to the previous
or next chapter. A popup screen will appear
to confirm the change of chapters. Select
YES to go to the next chapter or NO to
resume the previous playback position.
6
Touch the > or < icon to go to the previous
or next title.
You can pause the book by touching the p
icon or pressing the Center button. Touch
the ® icon or press the Center button to
resume audiobook playback.
43
Scroll through the list and touch a desired
Audiobook name; the Audiobook will
automatically open and start playing.
Page 52
OPERATION–AUDIOBOOK MODE (CONTINUED)
51
NOTES:
• It will save all the latest playback position of each book. So it can resume to the latest
playback position of each book.
• See pages 15-21 for information on uploading Audiobook files to this unit.
• You can touch the Return icon to return to the previous menu.
• You can pause playback by touching the p icon or pressing the Center button. Touch
the ® icon or press the Center button to resume.
• You can also use the Left/Up, Right/Down and Center buttons instead of the m, l and
® icons respectively to navigate and select the items as shown on the previous two
pages.
• Adjust the sound as shown on page 24.
When playing an Audiobook, touch the
Toggle icon to select Full Audiobook Art or
Standard Audiobook Art.
When in the Full Audiobook Art mode, the
icons will disappear after a couple seconds.
Simply touch the screen to view the buttons
again.
1
TOGGLING AUDIOBOOK ARTWORK
Page 53
SETTINGS MENU
52
ENTERING THE SETTINGS MENU
Touch the SETTINGS icon; the
Settings screen will appear.
21
With the unit on, press the Menu button; the
Main menu will appear.
KOOBOIDUA SGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUM
OTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
KOOBOIDUASGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUMOTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
KOOBOIDUASGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUMOTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
KOOBOIDUASGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUMOTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
KOOBOIDUA SGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUM OTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SSENTHGIRB
5
KO
16
33
25
SSENTHGIRB
TLUAFED
THGILKCAB
SGNIVAS REWOP
EMIT TES
EGAUGNAL
TAMROF
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SSENTHGIRB
TLUAFED
THGILKCAB
SGNIVAS REWOP
EMIT TES
EGAUGNAL
TAMROF
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
KOOBOIDUA SGNITTES
ECIOV
OIDAR
OEDIV
CISUM OTOHP
UNEM NIAM
MP 50:11
GNIYALP WON
PAT
NOITAGIVAN SGNITTES
GNITAGIVAN NO NOITAGIVAN TSIL ot refer esaelP :!!ETON*
.SUNEM TSIL SGNITTES EHT
PAT
ADJUSTING THE BRIGHTNESS
Touch the desired Brightness level (1-6,
with 6 being the brightest).
When finished, touch the OK icon.
21
Enter the Settings menu as shown above.
Touch BRIGHTNESS; the Brightness
setting screen will appear. The Brightness
setting will adjust the overall brightness of
the display.
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SSENTHGIRB
5
KO
16
33
25
SSENTHGIRB
TLUAFED
THGILKCAB
SGNIVAS REWOP
EMIT TES
EGAUGNAL
TAMROF
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SSENTHGIRB
TLUAFED
THGILKCAB
SGNIVAS REWOP
EMIT TES
EGAUGNAL
TAMROF
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
GNITAGIVAN NO NOITAGIVAN TSIL ot refer esaelP :!!ETON*
.SUNEM TSIL SGNITTES EHT
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SSENTHGIRB
5
KO
16
33
25
SSENTHGIRB
TLUAFED
THGILKCAB
SGNIVAS REWOP
EMIT TES
EGAUGNAL
TAMROF
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
GNITAGIVAN NO NOITAGIVAN TSIL ot refer esaelP :!!ETON*
.SUNEM TSIL SGNITTES EHT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SSENTHGIRB
5
KO
16
33
25
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SSENTHGIRB
2
KO
16
33
25
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SSENTHGIRB
2
KO
16
33
25
PAT
Page 54
SETTINGS MENU (CONTINUED)
53
ADJUSTING THE BACKLIGHT
Touch the desired Backlight time. Select
OFF to have the backlight always off.
When finished, touch the OK icon.
21
Enter the Settings menu as shown on page
52. Touch BACKLIGHT; the Backlight
setting screen will appear. The Backlight
setting will adjust the time the display’s
backlight remains on before turning it off.
SSENTHGIRB
TLUAFED
THGILKCAB
SGNIVAS REWOP
EMIT TES
EGAUGNAL
tamroF
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
51
ces
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
SYAWLA
NO
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
SYAWLA
NO
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
SYAWLA
NO
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
3
ces
PAT
THGILKCAB
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
51
ces
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
SYAWLA
NO
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
SYAWLA
NO
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
SYAWLA
NO
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
3
ces
PAT
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
SYAWLA
NO
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
3
ces
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
3
ces
PAT
ADJUSTING THE POWER SAVING
Touch the desired Power Saving time.
Select OFF to disable Auto Power off.
When finished, touch the OK icon.
21
Enter the Settings menu as shown on page
52. Touch POWER SAVING; the Power
Saving setting screen will appear. This sets
the amount of time the unit will stay on
before turning off due to inactivity.
SSENTHGIRB
TLUAFED
THGILKCAB
SGNIVAS REWOP
EMIT TES
EGAUGNAL
tamroF
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SSENTHGIRB
TLUAFED
THGILKCAB
SGNIVAS REWOP
EMIT TES
EGAUGNAL
TAMROF
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SGNIVAS REWOP
KO
51
nim
FFO
5
nim2nim
1
nim
01
nim
01
nim
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SGNIVAS REWOP
KO
51
nim
FFO
5
nim2nim
1
nim
51
nim
01
nim
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SGNIVAS REWOP
KO
51
nim
FFO
5
nim2nim
1
nim
51
nim
01
nim
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SGNIVAS REWOP
KO
51
nim
FFO
5
nim2nim
1
nim
51
nim
01
nim
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SGNIVAS REWOP
KO
51
nim
FFO
5
nim2nim
1
nim
1
nim
01
nim
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
51
ces
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
SYAWLA
NO
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
SYAWLA
NO
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
SYAWLA
NO
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
3
ces
PAT
gnittes eht egnahc osla nac uoY
level eht no gnisserp yltcerid yb
PAT
snottuB draH eht esu nac uoY
thgilkcaB eht hguorht elcyc ot
6 era ereht hcihw fo sgnittes
.slevel
THGILKCAB
SGNIVAS REWOP
PAT
gnittes eht egnahc osla nac uoY
eht no sworra eht gnihcuot yb
RO neercs eht fo mottob
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SGNIVAS REWOP
KO
51
nim
FFO
5
nim2nim
1
nim
01
nim
01
nim
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SGNIVAS REWOP
KO
51
nim
FFO
5
nim2nim
1
nim
51
nim
01
nim
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SGNIVAS REWOP
KO
51
nim
FFO
5
nim2nim
1
nim
51
nim
01
nim
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SGNIVAS REWOP
KO
51
nim
FFO
5
nim2nim
1
nim
51
nim
01
nim
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SGNIVAS REWOP
KO
51
nim
FFO
5
nim2nim
1
nim
1
nim
01
nim
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
51
ces
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
SYAWLA
NO
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
SYAWLA
NO
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
SYAWLA
NO
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
3
ces
PAT
gnittes eht egnahc osla nac uoY
level eht no gnisserp yltcerid yb
PAT
snottuB draH eht esu nac uoY
thgilkcaB eht hguorht elcyc ot
6 era ereht hcihw fo sgnittes
.slevel
PAT
gnittes eht egnahc osla nac uoY
eht no sworra eht gnihcuot yb
RO neercs eht fo mottob
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SGNIVAS REWOP
KO
51
nim
FFO
5
nim2nim
1
nim
51
nim
01
nim
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SGNIVAS REWOP
KO
51
nim
FFO
5
nim2nim
1
nim
1
nim
01
nim
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
SYAWLA
NO
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
3
ces
PAT
gnittes eht egnahc osla nac uoY
level eht no gnisserp yltcerid yb
PAT
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
SGNIVAS REWOP
KO
51
nim
FFO
5
nim2nim
1
nim
1
nim
01
nim
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
THGILKCAB
KO
SYAWLA
NO
FFO
01
ces5ces
3
ces
51
ces
3
ces
PAT
PAT
Page 55
SETTINGS MENU (CONTINUED)
54
SETTING THE TIME
Touch the Hour’s up arrow or down arrow to
set the Hour. Press and hold to set the hour
rapidly.
21
Enter the Settings menu as shown on page
52. Touch SET TIME; the Time setting
screen will appear.
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP
11 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP21 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP21 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MA11 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP11 60
SSENTHGIRB
TLUAFED
THGILKCAB
SGNIVAS REWOP
EGAUGNAL
TAMROF
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
PAT
PAT
PAT
PAT
PAT
TES EMIT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MA11 50
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MA11 54
ot worra nwod ro pu eht paT
.MP dna MA morf egnahc
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP
11 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP21 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP21 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MA11 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP11 60
SSENTHGIRB
TLUAFED
THGILKCAB
SGNIVAS REWOP
EGAUGNAL
TAMROF
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
PAT
PAT
PAT
PAT
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP5 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP3 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP21 03
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MA11 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MA11 54
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP11 52
DLOH
DLOH
DLOH
DLOH
TES EMIT
eht ecnavda ot worra pu eht paT
ruoh
ni kcaB og ot worra nwod eht paT
ruoh eht
ni kcaB og ot worra nwod eht paT
etuniM eht
ot worra nwod ro pu eht paT
.MP dna MA morf egnahc
eht ecnavda ot worra pu eht paT
etuniM
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP
11 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP21 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP21 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MA11 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP11 60
PAT
PAT
PAT
PAT
PAT
Touch the AM/PM’s up arrow or Down arrow
to set the unit to AM or PM.
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Touch the Minute’s up arrow or down arrow
to set the Minute. Press and hold to set the
minute rapidly.
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP21 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MA11 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP11 60
PAT
PAT
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP21 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP21 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MA11 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP11 60
PAT
PAT
PAT
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP21 03
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MA11 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MA11 54
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP11 52
DLOH
DLOH
ni kcaB og ot worra nwod eht paT
ruoh eht
ni kcaB og ot worra nwod eht paT
etuniM eht
ot worra nwod ro pu eht paT
.MP dna MA morf egnahc
eht ecnavda ot worra pu eht paT
etuniM
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MA11 50
PAT
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SETTINGS MENU (CONTINUED)
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You can also set the time using the Left/Up
1 and Right/Down 2 buttons. Each press
of them will increase or decrease the
minute by one. When done, press the
Center button 3. Press and hold the
Left/Up and Right/Down buttons to set the
minute more rapidly.
1
3
2
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When finished, touch the OK icon.
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MA11 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MP11 60
PAT
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MA11 50
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EMIT TES
KO
MA11 54
PAT
ni kcaB og ot worra nwod eht paT
etuniM eht
ot worra nwod ro pu eht paT
.MP dna MA morf egnahc
nac uoy snottub drah eht gnisU
SETTING THE LANGUAGE
Touch the desired Language.
When finished, touch the OK icon.
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Enter the Settings menu as shown on page
52. Touch LANGUAGE; the Language
setting screen will appear.
SSENTHGIRB
TLUAFED
THGILKCAB
SGNIVAS REWOP
EMIT TES
TAMROF
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSILGNE
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSILGNE
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSILGNE
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSINAPS
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSINAPS
PAT
EGAUGNAL
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSILGNE
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSILGNE
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSILGNE
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSINAPS
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSINAPS
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSILGNE
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSINAPS
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSINAPS
PAT
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SETTINGS MENU (CONTINUED)
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DEFAULT
Touch YES to return the options to the
factory settings. Select NO to keep the
options as they are.
When finished, touch the OK icon.
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Enter the Settings menu as shown on page
52. Touch DEFAULT; the Default setting
screen will appear. The Default setting will
return the unit’s options to the factory
settings.
SSENTHGIRB
TLUAFED
THGILKCAB
SGNIVAS REWOP
EMIT TES
TAMROF
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
SSENTHGIRB
TLUAFED
THGILKCAB
SGNIVAS REWOP
EMIT TES
TAMROF
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TLUAFED
KO
SEY
SEY
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TLUAFED
KO
SEY
SEY
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TLUAFED
KO
SEY
SEY
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TLUAFED
KO
SEY
SEY
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TLUAFED
KO
SEY
SEY
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSILGNE
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSILGNE
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSILGNE
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSINAPS
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSINAPS
gnittes eht egnahc osla nac uoY
eht no gnisserp yltcerid yb
egaugnaL
PAT
PAT
snottuB draH eht esu nac uoY
egaugnaL eht hguorht elcyc ot
3 era ereht hcihw fo sgnittes
.slevel
PAT
EGAUGNAL
TLUAFED
PAT
gnittes eht egnahc osla nac uoY
eht no sworra eht gnihcuot yb
RO neercs eht fo mottob
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TLUAFED
KO
SEY
SEY
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TLUAFED
KO
SEY
SEY
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TLUAFED
KO
SEY
SEY
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TLUAFED
KO
SEY
SEY
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TLUAFED
KO
SEY
SEY
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSILGNE
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSILGNE
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSILGNE
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSINAPS
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSINAPS
gnittes eht egnahc osla nac uoY
eht no gnisserp yltcerid yb
egaugnaL
PAT
PAT
snottuB draH eht esu nac uoY
egaugnaL eht hguorht elcyc ot
3 era ereht hcihw fo sgnittes
.slevel
PAT
gnittes eht egnahc osla nac uoY
eht no sworra eht gnihcuot yb
RO neercs eht fo mottob
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TLUAFED
KO
SEY
SEY
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TLUAFED
KO
SEY
SEY
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSILGNE
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSINAPS
gnittes eht egnahc osla nac uoY
eht no gnisserp yltcerid yb
egaugnaL
PAT
PAT
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TLUAFED
KO
SEY
SEY
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
KO
S
P
F
R
E
N
HSINAPS
PAT
PAT
FORMAT
Touch YES to erase all the data. Select NO
to keep the options as they are.
When finished, touch the OK icon. The unit
will restart. The memory card will also be
formatted if inserted.
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Enter the Settings menu as shown on page
52. Touch FORMAT; the Format setting
screen will appear. The Format setting will
erase all of the data on the unit, so be
careful when using.
SSENTHGIRB
TLUAFED
THGILKCAB
SGNIVAS REWOP
EMIT TES
TAMROF
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
EGAUGNAL
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TAMROF
KO
SEYON
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TAMROF
KO
SEYON
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TAMROF
KO
SEYON
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TAMROF
KO
SEYON
SEY
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TAMROF
KO
SEYON
SEY
PAT
tamroF
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TAMROF
KO
SEYON
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TAMROF
KO
SEYON
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TAMROF
KO
SEYON
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TAMROF
KO
SEYON
SEY
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TAMROF
KO
SEYON
SEY
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TAMROF
KO
SEYON
ON
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TAMROF
KO
SEYON
ON
PAT
SGNITTES
MP 50:11
TAMROF
KO
SEYON
ON
PAT
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SETTINGS MENU (CONTINUED)
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NOTES:
• You can touch the Return icon to return to the previous menu.
• When adjusting the settings, you can also use the Left/Up, Right/Down and Center
buttons instead of the m, l and ® icons respectively to navigate and select the items
as shown in the Setting section.
ABOUT
1
Enter the Settings menu as shown on page
52. Scroll to the next page to find the About
option. Touch ABOUT; the About screen will
appear showing the current system
information.
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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
If you experience a problem with this unit, check the chart below before calling for service.
SYMPTOM CAUSE SOLUTION
Unit will not Battery is low/empty. Recharge battery as
turn on. described on page 7.
Power is not See page 25 for how to turn
turned on. on the power.
No sound. Headphones are not Insert headphones.
inserted.
Volume is set too Raise the volume using the
low. Volume Up button.
The media files Download uncorrupted files.
are corrupted.
No files are in the Upload files to the unit as
player. described on pages 15-21.
The computer is not The player is not Make sure player is
recognizing the securely connected. securely connected.
player. Computer is not Supported OS: Windows XP
compatible. or Vista with WMP11.
WMA files with DRM Incorrect downloading
See page 20 to download
will not playback. methods. WMA files with DRM.
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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE (CONTINUED)
SYMPTOM CAUSE SOLUTION
No buttons work.
The Lock feature is Deactivate Lock feature as
activated. described on page 24.
Unit needs to be reset Reset unit and/or update
or firmware needs to firmware, see page 61.
be updated.
Unit acting erratically. Unit needs to be reset Reset unit and/or update
or firmware needs to firmware, see page 61.
be updated.
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FORMATTING THE PLAYER
WARNING! Do not format this player unless it stops working and you are
instructed to do so by technical support personnel. Formatting will erase the
contents of the internal or external memory.
1. Use the USB cable to connect the player and the computer.
2. Open Windows Media Player 11.
3. Click on the SYNC menu at the top right of the application.
4. From this menu, click on Internal Storage to format the internal memory or
External Storage to format the external memory card, if inserted and then
select Format.
5. Click OK to format the selected Storage item and erase the contents.
CLEANING:
Use the enclosed cloth to clean the delicate touch screen surface.
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If the unit acts erratically, reset the unit by inserting a thin object (such as a paper
clip) into the recessed Reset button. See page 6 for the Reset button's location.
After resetting, please wait 30 seconds before turning on the unit again.
NOTE: After the Reset button is pressed, it may take several minutes for the unit
to come on again.
FOR FIRMWARE UPGRADE
Please visit our Web site at www.memorex.com to check if there is new firmware
available.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Before upgrading the firmware, please back-up all of your
media files on your computer. After upgrading, format the unit to complete the
upgrade procedure.
RESETTING THE UNIT
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SPECIFICATIONS
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Audio Frequency Range 20Hz–20KHz
Headphones Output 8.5mW, 16 ohm (Max Vol)
S/N Ratio 90dB (MP3) 54dB (Tuner)
File Support MP3 MPEG 1/2/2.5 Layer 3
with a Bit Rate of 32-320 kbps
WMA Windows Media Audio
(WMA file with DRM 10)
with a Bit Rate of 48-192 kbps
WAV Up to 44.1kHz).
Picture baseline JPEGs and BMPs
Audiobook Audible.com files (AA (format4) and AAX files)
AVI (MPEG4) Simple Profile (320x240 resolution 20-24 fps,
385kbps)
WMV VC-1 Simple Profile (320x240 resolution,
20-24fps, 385kbps max)
FM Tuner FM Frequency Range 87.5MHz–108MHz
Antenna Headphones Cord Antenna
General Dimensions 2.4 (W) 3.9 (H) 0.4 (D) inches
Weight 2.3 ounces
USB USB 2.0 High Speed
Built-in Memory 8 GB
Built-in Battery Li-Polymer Rechargeable battery
3.7V, 540mAh
Maximum Playtime approx. 50 hours in Music Playback mode
and 3 hours in Video Playback mode
Supported OS Windows XP and Vista with WMP11
Operating Temperature 23° F to 104° F (-5° C to 40° C)
LCD Display 2.8" (measured diagonally)
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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FOR ADDITIONAL SET-UP OR OPERATING ASSISTANCE, PLEASE
VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT:
WWW.MEMOREX.COM
FOR CONSUMER REPLACEABLE PART(S), SEE PART NUMBER(S)
ON PAGES 6 AND 8, AND THEN CONTACT FOX INTERNATIONAL
AT: 1-800-321-6993.
FOR FIRMWARE UPGRADE, PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT
WWW.MEMOREX.COM
TO CHECK IF THERE IS NEW FIRMWARE AVAILABLE.
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