Netac Tech iMuve User Manual

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Remarks

1) Storage

A) Please avoid placing iMuve directly in the sunshine or dusty place.
B) Please avoid dropping or impact upon iMuve.
C) Don’t let liquid or objects into iMuve.

2) Cleanup

A) Don’t use chemicals, such as gasoline or other diluents, upon iMuve surface.
B) Wipe the iMuve with a dry, soft cloth to keep in clean condition.
C) Please disconnect iMuve from the computer before maintenances or

cleaning.

3) Battery

A) When start using the unit, please fully charge and discharge the battery for

about 2 ~ 3 times to ensure maximum battery life and power capacity.
B) Please don’t dispose the unit into fire to avoid the battery exploding.
C) Please don’t disassemble any part of the unit, any unauthorized disassembling

will cause termination of Netac official warranty.

4) Usage

A) Please don’t upgrade firmware when the battery is exhausted, otherwise

iMuve’s file system may be damaged.
B) Please don’t use wet hand to plug/unplug or contact iMuve for preventing

shock or damage.

C) Please don’t unplug iMuve while data is transferring with the computer,

otherwise the data may be lost.
D) Please don’t judder, otherwise iMuve may be damaged.
E) Please don’t unplug the LINE-IN cable during Line In recording, otherwise

the recording would be failure.
F) Please ensure that iMuve has space enough to save the new recorded files.

5) Others

A) It’s suggested that don’t delete the following system folder for better

management files, the details are as the following:

NOTE: “Auto-generated default titles” can’t be delete or cut in “File” menu.

Type of files Auto-generated default titles Type of files Auto-generated default titles

Built-in Memory internal_memory SD/MMC Card SD_MMC
Backup Files SDMMC_BACKUP Firmware Upgraded Files FWUpgrade
Movie Files Movie Music Files Music
Photo Files Photo Game Files Game
eBook Files eBook Recorded Files Recorder
Accessories Accessories

B) “Fm****-******.wav” / “Lin****-******.wav” / “Mic****-******.wav” are auto-generated

default titles for FM, Line In and MIC recorded files. “****-******” Presents

“date _ time”.
C) Files or data stored in iMuve cannot completely avoid being destroyed or

lost due to improper use or other reasons. Please backup files and data

when necessary.

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Catalog Listing

1. Introduction ............................................................................................ 1

1.1 Features ................................................................................................ 1

1.2 Package Checklist ..................................................................................2

1.3 Functions and Buttons ............................................................................ 3

2. Usage on the Computer.......................................................................... 5

2.1 Utilities Installation.................................................................................. 5

2.2 Data Transferring.................................................................................... 7

2.3 Disconnecting ........................................................................................ 8

3. Basic Operations .................................................................................... 10

3.1 Battery ................................................................................................... 10

2.2 Power On/Off .......................................................................................... 11

3.3 LCD On/Off............................................................................................. 11

3.4 SD/MMC Card ........................................................................................ 12

3.5 HOLD ..................................................................................................... 13

3.6 Reset ..................................................................................................... 13

3.7 Firmware Upgrade .................................................................................. 14

4. Mode Operations .................................................................................... 16

4.1 Keystroke .............................................................................................. 16

4.2 Movie..................................................................................................... 17

4.3 Music..................................................................................................... 18

4.4 Photo..................................................................................................... 21

4.5 Game .................................................................................................... 24

4.6 eBook .................................................................................................... 24

4.7 FM......................................................................................................... 28

4.8 Recorder ................................................................................................ 31

4.9 Accessories ........................................................................................... 35

4.10 File ...................................................................................................... 37

4.11 Setup ................................................................................................... 40

5. FM Transmission ...................................................................................44

6. BACKUP ................................................................................................ 46

7. Specifications ........................................................................................ 47

8. FAQ ........................................................................................................49

9. RMA Service .......................................................................................... 50

10. Contact Netac ...................................................................................... 52

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1. Introduction

Thanks for purchasing Netac iMuve (P200). P200 is a new type of portable media player,
which perfectly combines digital Movie & Music Playing, Photo browse, Game, eBook,
FM radio, FM Out, FM Recording, MIC Recording, Line In Recording, and Removable
hard disk. Support multitasking that you can browse photo or eBook while listening
music or FM program.

1.1 Features

A) Support multitasking that you can browse photo or eBook while listening music or

FM program
B) Support FM transmission
C) Support movie files as MPEG, MPG and AVI
D) Support MP3, WMA, WAV and OGG music files
E) Support multiple sound modes and playback modes
F) Lyric (LRC file) display synchronously
G) Support photo browse
H) Support game function
I) Support eBook browse
J) Built-in FM radio with stereo
K) Support FM, MIC and Line In recording
L) Support calendar browse
M) Support file management
N) Built-in loudspeaker

O) Support SD/MMC Card
P) Support backup data/files quickly
Q) User-defined power off
R) Effectively prevent misoperation with HOLD switch
S) No driver installation required (except on Windows 98/98SE)
T) Firmware upgradable

1.2 Package Checklist

Please check that you have all of the following items. If any items are missing, contact
vendor who selling it to you for help.

P200

USB Cable

Installation CD

User’s Manual

LINE-IN Cable

Carrying Case

Adapter

Earphones

Car Adapter (*Optional)

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1.3 Functions and Buttons

Front

Back

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2
3
4
5
6

7

16

Top

8
9
10
11
12

13

Bottom

Left

14

15

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22

23

21

20

Right

1. Rope Hole 2. REPEAT Button 3. Buckup Button 4. BACK Button

5. FM OUT Button 6. MENU Button 7. MIC 8. Volume- Button

9. Previous Button 10. Volume+ Button 11. Next Button 12. OK Button

13. LED 14. Backstop 15. RESET Hole (Below the backstop)

16. Speaker

17. POWER Button 18. LCD Button 19. SD/MMC Card Slot and Mini USB Port

20. HOLD Switch 21. Adapter Jack 22. Earphone Jack 23. LINE IN Jack

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2. Usage on the Computer

P200 has two styles as “Fashion” and “Classic”, this manual would be introduced as
“Fashion” for example.
Connect P200 with the computer through USB cable, Connect standard port of USB
cable with the computer, Mini port with P200. After being connected, the screen of P200
would displayed as following:

4) Please select “Search for the best driver for your device. (Recommended)”, and
click “Next” button to continue.

Fig. 1

2.1 Utilities Installation

Please install driver before using P200, if your system has not installed it previously on
Windows 98/98SE. The installation processes are as the following:

1) Boot your system on Windows 98/98SE.

2) Insert the installation CD into the CD-ROM.

3) Connect P200 with the computer through USB cable, system would find an USB
device automatically. “Add New Hardware Wizard” dialog appears, click “Next”
button to continue.

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5) Wizard shows where to locate P200 driver. Only select “CD-ROM drive”, and click
“Next” button to continue.

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Mac OS 9.0 or above (Mac OS 10.3.2 e.g.): You would find two new icons named

“NO_NAME” that would appear on the desktop of your computer, and the first icon
represents P200, the second icon represents SD/MMC Card.

NOTE: Under the system of Mac OS 10.3.2 or above, only one disk letter would
appear, if SD/MMC Card is not plugged into P200.

6) System would automatically detect the driver. Please click “Next” button in the
following steps and click “Finish” button in the last step to finish the installation.

2.2 Data Transferring

1) Boot your computer, connect P200 with the computer.

2) The screen of P200 would display as “Fig. 1” to prompt the connection status after
been connecting.

Windows 98/98SE/Me/2000/XP/Server 2003: Double click “My Computer”, you would
find two new icons named “Removable Disk”, and the first icon represents P200, the
second icon represents SD/MMC Card. A new icon would appear at the taskbar on
Windows Me/2000/XP/Server 2003.

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Linux 2.4.x or above: Enter the system by user ID “root” and input the command
“mount /dev/sda /mnt”. This command is to create a directory where P200 would be
mounted.

NOTE: “sda” is an unfixed input item, please make relevant changes according to
Linux operating discipline.

3) Then you can copy, delete or edit data, just as on a traditional hard disk.

2.3 Disconnecting

Please don’t unplug P200 while data is transferring between P200 and the computer,
otherwise the transferring data may be lost.

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1) Windows 98/98SE: Unplug P200 from USB port of the computer after stop

transferring.

2) Windows Me/2000/XP/Server 2003 (Windows 2000 e.g.): Click the icon at the
taskbar, then click the “Stop USB Mass Storage Device - Driver”, and click “OK”
button in the pop-up window “The ‘USB Mass Storage Device’ device can now be
safely removed from the system”, then you can unplug P200 from the computer
safely.

3) Mac OS 9.0 or above (Mac OS 10.3.2 e.g.): Select the icon(s) representing P200,
and click “File” to select “Exit NO NAME” or “Exit” (if SD/MMC card is plugged into
P200), then you can disconnect P200 from the computer.

Tips: Please drag P200 icon into Trash, then unplug it on Mac OS 9.0.

4) Linux 2.4.x or above: Input the command “umount /mnt” before unplugging P200.
The “/mnt” directory is corresponding with the “/mnt” mentioned above.

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3. Basic Operations

3.1 Battery

: The battery is full.

: The battery is exhausted. Screen would prompt “Low power, please recharge” about
5 seconds and power off automatically when the battery is extremely low.
P200 powered by lithium battery. Please connect P200 to adapter for charging, or
connect car adapter with cigar-lighter adapter of car to charge for the battery. When
the battery is charging, the LED is red, and green represents finished charge.

Cigar-lighter adapter of car

Please connect the car adapter to cigar-lighter adapter of car, please refer to the
figure. Netac Technology Co., Ltd. is not responsible for any loss arising out of using
this cigar-lighter adapter of car.

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3.2 Power On/Off

To power on P200, please hold POWER button, P200 would enter main menu
automatically.
To power off P200, please hold POWER button.
If you set “Time Off”, P200 would power off automatically when the time duration exceeds
the setup time. When P200 is in non playing/playing pause/receiving/recording/playing
game modes, P200 would power off automatically if you set “Auto Off” and there is no
operation during the time (Please refer to “4.11 Setup” for details).

Hold

Press

3.3 LCD On/Off

Press LCD button to turn on/off the screen of P200. After being turn off the screen, the
LED is green and flash slowly, please refer to “4.11 Setup” for details.

Press

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3.4 SD/MMC Card

Open the slot covert and insert the SD/MMC Card into P200.

SD/MMC Card Slot

After being inserted the SD/MMC Card, for example, press Previous/Next button to
select “Movie” in main menu, press OK button to enter, press Previous/Next button to
select “SD_MMC” folder, now you can copy, delete or edit data, just as on a traditional
hard disk. Please refer to “4. Mode Operations and 6. BACKUP” for details.