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• Digital music player, FM radio
and Hands-free Switching with
voice dialing, and Music Call—
all in one
• Nokia Audio Manager software
with Internet connection
• Easy to use Nokia CD Manager
software (for basic use)
• Self powered—can be used with
or without a Nokia mobile phone
• Compatible with Nokia 3310,
3330, 8210, 8850, and 8890
mobile phones. (See pictures.)
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HDR-1 is in conformity with the provisions of the following Council Directive: 89/336/EC and 1999/5/EC.
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right to revise this document or withdraw it at any time without prior notice.
Music is copyright protected in international treaties and national copyright laws. It may be necessary to obtain
permission or a license to reproduce or copy music. In some countries national law prohibits private copying of
copyrighted material. Please check the national legislation of the applicable country concerning the use of such
material.
The availability of particular products may vary by region. Please check with the Nokia dealer nearest to you.
Read these simple guidelines. Breaking the rules may be dangerous or illegal. Further detailed
information is given in this manual.
Please refer to the user guide of the phone for instructions on operation, care and maintenance, including important safety information.
Road safety comes first
You can connect your Nokia mobile phone to the Nokia Music Player but do not use
the phone while driving; park the vehicle first.
Interference
All wireless devices may get interference which could affect performance.
Switch off in hospitals
Follow any regulations or rules. If you have a Nokia mobile phone connected to your
Nokia Music Player, switch the phone off near medical equipment.
Switch off in aircraft
Wireless devices can cause interference. Switch off your Nokia Music Player and
Nokia mobile phone while onboard aircraft. Using them on aircraft is illegal.
Switch off when refueling
Do not use phones at refuelling points. Do not use near fuel or chemicals.
Switch off near blasting
Do not use phones or radios where blasting is in progress. Observe restrictions, and
follow any regulations or rules.
Only qualified service personnel must install or repair equipment.
Accessories and batteries
Use only approved accessories and batteries. Do not connect to incompatible products.
Connecting to other devices
When connecting to any other device, read the user’s guide for detailed safety instructions. Do not connect incompatible products. Remember to make backup copies of all
important data.
Listening volume
We want you to enjoy your music but please be careful not to play your music too
loud. Continuous loud noises can damage your hearing. Please use care when selecting your listening volume.
Headphones and neckstrap
Do not use the headphones or the neckstrap when it would not be safe to do so.
There are three different ways of using your Nokia Music Player.
Stand-alone player
Your Nokia Music Player can be used by itself as a small, portable, high-quality, playback
device. For information about using your Nokia Music Player as a stand-alone player see
Nokia Music Player – Memory card playback.
Connected to your Nokia mobile phone
When connected to your Nokia mobile phone the Nokia Music Player allows hands-free
operation of the phone. You can receive calls and dial out without touching your Nokia
mobile phone. For information about using your Nokia Music Player with your Nokia mobile
phone see
Note:Because the same cable port is used for both connections to your Nokia
Connected to a compatible PC
The Nokia Music Player receives from your PC new music files, downloaded directly to the
memory card in the Nokia Music Player. For information about using your Nokia Music
Player when connected to your PC starts see
Manager
Note:Do not use this product improperly to violate anyone’s copyrights or other
Nokia Music Player – Using as a hands-free headset.
mobile phone and your personal computer it cannot be used to connect to
both devices at the same time.
Nokia Audio Manager – Usage or Nokia CD
.
rights in the music you download or play.
The license is system specific. If you plan on using the software on multiple
computers, you must register on each computer.
You must choose between these two pieces of software to manage your music.
Note:The Nokia CD Manager and the Nokia Audio Manager were not developed
to be used at the same time. Please close one before using the other.
Nokia CD Manager
Nokia CD Manager allows you to copy music from an audio CD, rename the tracks, and
transfer the music to your Nokia Music Player. No Internet connection is needed.
Easy to use
• CD read management
• Simple download to Nokia Music Player
• AAC 64 kpbs only supported (64 kpbs is one hour on a 32MB memory card.)
Nokia Audio Manager
Nokia Audio Manager is a complete music manager that allows you to copy music from audio
CDs (reading), get music from the Internet, create a database of your music and transfer to
your Nokia Music Player. A connection to the Internet is necessary for access to the CD
Database with Nokia Audio Manager.
Click on Read a CD to transfer the selected tracks to your personal computer.
Rename tracks
Right-click on a track. Enter track titles or rename tracks.
Save your renamed tracks
Click on Rename to close the box and save your renamed title.
Copy to your Nokia Music Player
Select tracks from the left side of the screen to transfer to your Nokia Music Player. Click Add.
The selected tracks are transferred to your Nokia Music Player.
Nokia Audio Manager
Install Nokia Audio Manager
Insert the CD-ROM into your personal computer. Install by choosing icon on Main Menu.
Note:Before you can connect the music player, see Getting Started to learn how to:
• install the battery,
• attach the headphone cable,
• insert the memory card.
Connect your Nokia Music Player
Connect the USB cable to the Phone/PC connector and the USB port on your personal computer.
If track titles have not been recorded on the CD, Nokia Audio Manager will ask if you want to
download the track titles from the CD Database on the Internet. Click
Internet connection.
Select track/tracks
Click in the box next to the track/tracks you wish to copy to the music database.
Start reading tracks
Click Start Reading. When all selected tracks are copied, Recording completed successfully is
displayed. These tracks have been added to your database of music tracks.
Select tracks from the database
Click Select Tracks From Database.
Select tracks for the playlist
Click in the box next to the track/tracks you wish to copy to add to the playlist then click OK.
Click Save Tracks as Playlist and enter a name for the playlist. Click Close.
Copy to your Nokia Music Player
Click copy to devices.
Select tracks or playlists to copy to your Nokia Music Player
Click Select Tracks From Database or Select Playlists From Database and click in the box next
to the tracks or playlists you wish to copy to the Nokia Music Player then click
Copy to your Nokia Music Player
Confirm that your Nokia Music Player is on. Click Copy To Portable. Sending to device is
displayed and a progress window appears. When the copy is finished,
MemoryMinimum 48 MB recommended. 64 MB suggested for Windows 2000.
Hard disk35 MB of free space is required to install the software. Additional free space is
Note:If you do not have an Internet connection, please refer to Install Nokia CD
Manager
Do not connect your Nokia Music Player to your personal computer until after
either Nokia Audio Manager or Nokia CD Manager has been installed.
The installation process starts by clicking on Install the Nokia Audio Manager button in the
Set-up Program (Install program) for the Nokia Music Player on the CD-ROM.
Load CD-ROM into your personal computer
Quit all other applications and then load the CD-ROM you received with your Nokia Music
Player into your personal computer. Please refer to the user manual you received with your
personal computer for more information. Nokia Audio Manager is automatically installed onto
your hard disk after choosing the install button on the Main Product Menu. Follow on-screen
instructions to successfully complete installation.
The installation process starts by clicking on Install the Nokia CD Manager button in the Setup Program (Install program) for the Nokia Music Player on the CD-ROM.
Load CD-ROM into your personal computer
Quit all other applications and then load the CD-ROM you received with your Nokia Music
Player into your personal computer. Nokia CD Manager is automatically installed onto your
hard disk after choosing the install button on the Install Nokia Audio Manager screen. Follow
on-screen instructions to successfully complete installation.
Note:Do not connect your Nokia Music Player to your personal computer before
The destination directory for the program files is C:\Program Files\Nokia\CD Manager. Click
Next> to continue. It is recommended that you use this directory due to links to program
There are a few short steps to get ready to use your Nokia Music Player. Follow the steps
carefully.
Installing the battery
Remove the battery cap
Hold the Nokia Music Player with the back of the player facing you. Press down on the
battery cap
of the battery cap. Carefully fold the battery cap back, opening the battery compartment
q and pull the battery cap towards you w, in the direction of the arrows on top
Plug the headphone cable in on the right side of the Nokia Music Player.
Note:Always be careful when inserting or removing the
headphone cable. Grasp the cable by the thick portion
just above the metal plug. Never insert or remove the
cable by holding or pulling the cable portion itself.
Inserting the memory card
Open the memory-card cover
Grasp the end of the Nokia Music
Player and pull the memory-card
cover open from the notch.
Turn the Nokia Music Player face down and hold the memory-card cover open. With the label
side of the memory card facing up, slide the card into the memory-card slot and push in. The
memory card locks into place.
Note:Before installing the memory card, always make sure that the Nokia Music