MPIO FY800 User Manual
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Table of Contents
Getting Started
Name of the Parts .................................................................... 3
LCD Screen ............................................................................... 3
Components ............................................................................ 4
Recharging .................................................................................. 4
Connection
Connecting to a PC ................................................................ 6
Installing USB Driver Manually .......................................... 7
Using a Removable Disk ....................................................... 7
Downloading/Uploading Files ............................................ 7
Disconnecting the USB Cable ............................................ 8
Usage
Basic Operation ........................................................................ 9
To Play Music (Turning Power ON) ................................... 9
If you want to adjust the volume ..................................... 9
Lockdown ................................................................................ 9
To Stop (Turning Power OFF) ............................................... 9
Searching for the desired section during playback ..... 10
Searching for the desired file during playback ............. 10
Searching for the desired file during pausing ............... 10
Using the Navigation ............................................................. 10
Deleting Files ........................................................................... 11
Listening to the music in the SD card ............................ 11
Voice Recording ....................................................................... 13
Setting Section Repeat ......................................................... 13
Changing Modes .................................................................... 14
Listening to the FM radio .................................................... 14
Manually Searching the Frequency .................................. 14
Automatically Searching the Frequency ......................... 14
Saving Channels .................................................................... 15
Changing a Saved Frequency ............................................ 15
Listening to a Saved Frequency (Channel mode) ......... 16
Recording the FM Radio ....................................................... 16
Menu Operation ...................................................................... 17
Moving in the menu ............................................................. 17
Saving the settings ................................................................ 17
Leaving the submenu ........................................................... 17
Memory Switching .................................................................. 17
Audio Settings ........................................................................... 18
Setting EQ ................................................................................ 18
Setting User EQ ...................................................................... 18
Setting Repeat ........................................................................ 19
Radio Settings ............................................................................ 19
Saving Channels in Menu ................................................... 19
Setting Bandwidth ................................................................ 19
Setting FM Sound .................................................................. 20
Saving Auto Preset ............................................................... 20
Setting Seek Step .................................................................. 20
Recording Settings ................................................................. 21
Setting Voice Recording Quality ....................................... 21
Setting FM Recording Quality ........................................... 21
Setting Voice Signal Amplification .................................. 21
Setting the VOR (Voice Operation Recording) ............. 22
Screen Settings ........................................................................ 22
Setting Visual Effect ............................................................. 22
Setting the Language .......................................................... 23
Setting File Information ...................................................... 23
Setting Playback Time ......................................................... 24
Setting Text Flow Speed ..................................................... 24
Setting the Backlight Time ................................................ 24
System Settings ....................................................................... 25
Setting Auto Play .................................................................. 25
Setting Resume ..................................................................... 25
Setting Fade In ....................................................................... 25
Setting Device Info ............................................................... 26
Setting Auto Sleep ............................................................... 26
Setting Auto Off .................................................................... 27
Initializing Settings ............................................................... 27
Adjusting Playback Speed .................................................. 27
Customer Support
Upgrading Firmware ............................................................. 28
Name of Parts
LCD Screen
Fast Rewind/Previous Track
Power/Play/Pause Button
Volume Down
USB Connector
Record Button
Earphone Jack
LCD Screen
EQ
Current Track
All Tracks
Folder Name
Visual Effects
(File Info/ Progress
Status/Stereo Image)
Repeat
Volume Up
Fast Forward/Next track
Menu Button
Hold Switch
Reset Hole
If the player does not work properly,
press the RESET hole on the player
with a small pin.
The player will then operate normally.
Selection Button
Necklace Hole
Display of using memory
Sleep
Battery
Hold
Display of music information
Playback Time
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Components
Additional components(For example,
Arm Band, Belt Clip & Necklace) can differ
Player Earphones
Utility CD User Guide
USB Cable
Product Warranty
depending on the sales area.
Note
Actual player’s components may vary slightly
from images shown, and subject to change
without notice.
Broken components may be purchased separately
at MPIO Service Center.
Recharging
Charging the battery while the power is on/off
If the charge is insufficient, the low battery message appears on the LCD screen,
and you must charge the battery.
Connect the product to the USB port on the computer with the USB connector as in
the figure.
The USB connector connection screen is displayed on the LCD screen.
When the USB connector is connected and no data is
transferred from the portable disk, a CHARGING image
appears on the LCD and the battery starts to charge. (Figure.1)
After the battery is fully charged the following figure will be
displayed. (Figure.2)
Charge for more than 2 hours before using for the first time.
Charging time: 2 hours.
(Figure.1)
(Figure.2)
Note
Do not disconnect the player during data-transfer.
Playtime capacity is a maximum of 15 hours.
Playtime and charging time may differ depending on the user’s computer environment.
Please remove the USB connector when it is not in use for charging or for a removable
disk.
About the Internal Rechargeable Battery
The battery is not fully charged when the product is purchased.
Please fully charge the product before use.
Battery can be charged at any time but we recommend the battery to be fully
charged before use.
If the battery usage time is shorter compared to the charging time, this means the
battery must be changed.
Please fully charge the battery at initial use or after it has not been used for a long
period of time.
The built-in battery is expendable, therefore the battery usage time will gradually
reduce after purchase.
Always charge and store the produce at room temperature.
The battery usage time will differ depending on how the product is used and how
long, usage temperature, and other environmental matters.
Note
Contact MPIO Service Center for replacing the internal battery.
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Connecting to a PC
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Connect the product (FY800) to the USB connection port on the computer with the
USB Cable.
- Removing USB cable, while installing the USB driver or executing a command, may cause malfunction to
the computer.
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The USB Driver will be installed with a message indicting “Looking for a New De-
vice”. The installation screen may not appear.
Note
MTP (Media Transfer Protocol)
- MTP is a mode to connect to a computer using the Windows Media Player 10 in a Win dows XP environment.
If Windows Media Player 10 is installed in a Windows XP environment, you will automati cally be connected to MTP mode.
- Once in MTP mode, music files stored in the library can be synchronized to the product
(FY800), and music files with Microsoft’s WMDRM (Windows Media Digital Rights Man agement) can be downloaded.
- Songs listed in a playlist in the Windows Media Player can be
downloaded to the product (FY800) when Windows Media Player
10 is synchronized.
MSC (Mass Storage Class)
- MSC is a mode for USB Mass Storage that enables the product to be used as a portable
disk, regardless of the operating system, such as Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP & Mac or
others.
This feature is the same as our other products. (You can download or upload files like a
Removable Disk)
But if you are using Windows 98SE operating systems, please refer to
“Installing USB Driver Manually(See Page 7)” before installing the USB driver.
To switch between MTP and MSC modes
- While the computer and the product (FY800) are connected, press the M [MENU] button
shortly to switch between.
Installing USB Driver Manually
Please refer to the below only if the device is not plugged with Windows 98SE.
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Connect the product (FY800) to a computer with the USB cable.
When Add New Hardware Wizard window appears on the screen, click the [Next]
button.
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Check “Search for the driver for your device”, click the [Next] button.
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Insert the CD included in the package into the CD-ROM, check CD-ROM DRIVE and
click the [Next] button.
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When the driver installation is completed, an “Installation complete” window will
appear on the screen. Then, click the [Finish] button.
Go to the following destination to confirm that the installation was completed successfully.
Windows 98SE :
[Control Panel] → [Systems] → [Device Manager] → [Hard Drive] → MPIO FY800 USB
Device
Note
In Windows 98SE, the program must be installed to use FY800 as a removable disk.
Please install the USB drivers before use.
Using a Removable Disk
Downloading/Uploading Files
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You can connect to the PC with the USB cable while the product (FY800) is on or off.
If connected, a connection icon will appear in the LCD screen.
If connected in MTP mode, press the M [MENU] button shortly to switch to MSC
mode.
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Run Windows Explorer on the PC
A Removable Disk Drive (FY800) Icon will be created in Windows Explorer.
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The user can store, delete data and create a folder in the same way as a hard drive.
Copy & Paste, Drag & Drop commands can be used in the same way to store data.
Copy & Paste: Select the data to store, click on right mouse button.
Select [Copy] and then [Paste] in the Removable Disk drive.
Drag & Drop: Select the data store, click and hold down the left mouse button to drag the files
into the Removable Disk drive, and then release the left mouse button
Caution
If the USB cable is disconnected while a file is being uploaded or downloaded, the device
may malfunction.
The music file display order in Windows Explorer when you select a removable disk can be
different from the actual playback order.
If you rename music files like 001***, 002***… in Windows Explorer, you can play them
back by the order of number in the file name.
Disconnecting the USB Cable
It is recommended that you follow these directions for separating the device from the PC safely
If these instructions are not followed, it may result in data damage or product malfunction.
Windows 98SE Users
There is no Safely Remove Hardware command in Windows 98SE.
The user must wait until the file/data transfer is complete, and then disconnect the USB cable.
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Place mouse cursor on the “Stop a Hardware Device” icon in the system tray, and
click right mouse button.
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Select “Stop USB Mass Storage Device”.
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Select USB Mass Storage Device from the list of hardware, and click the [Stop] but ton. When the “Stop a Hardware Device” window appears, select MPIO FY800 USB
Device. Then, click the [OK] button and disconnect the USB cable.
Note
In Windows 2000, disconnect the USB cable by clicking the [OK] button after the “Safely
Remove Hardware” message appears.
If you are using Windows XP, disconnect the USB Cable when the Safe To Remove Hard ware message appears.
Basic Operation
To Play Music (Turning Power ON)
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Navigation screen will appear by pressing longer button after turning the player
on with a logo screen. Select file you wish to playback.
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Press the button to play music.
For more details of how to move folders or files, see [Using the Navigation] in page 10.
Note
After turning on the power, if you don’t want the navigation screen to come up, change
the setting to Auto Play in the menu. (See page 25).
If you want to adjust the volume
During playback or pausing, you can adjust the volume by pressing the + or the - button.
You can adjust the volume between 0~40.
If you press the button, it adjusts one step; if you press and hold the button, it adjusts
continuously
Lockdown
Push the HOLD switch at the product (FY800) toward the direction of the arrow.
Note
When the Lockdown function is set, buttons will not operate when pressed and the
lock image will appear on the LCD screen.
To unlock, push the switch in the opposite direction of the arrow.
To Stop (Turning Power OFF)
Press the button shortly to pauses during playback and it is automatically turned
off if there is no any further operation for 3 minutes. (In case default setting)
It is turned off if the button is pressed longer during playback as well.
Note
In the menu, you can change the time settings for Auto Off. (See page 27)
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