Oakley THUMP User Manual

MANUAL

©2004 OAKLEY, INC. ONE ICON FOOTHILL RANCH CA 92610 WWW.OAKLEY.COM 70N810 8/04 REV. A

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ENGLISH 1

ESPAÑOL 23

FRANCAIS 45

ITALIANO 67

PORTUGUÊS 89

DEUTSCH 111

MAGYAR 133

JAPANESE 155

SIMPLIFIED CHINESE 177

TRADITIONAL CHINESE 199

© 2004 Oakley, Inc.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Getting Started 1

Setting Up OAKLEY THUMP

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to Play Music 2-4

Supported Music File Formats 5

Store Any Kind of File 6

Charging the Battery 7

Accessories 8

Troubleshooting 9-10

Safety and Handling 11-13

Cleaning 14

Specifications 15-17

Service and Support 18-22

Communication Regulation Information 221-222

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SETTING UP OAKLEY THUMP TO PLAY MUSIC

To set up OAKLEY THUMP, first charge the battery. The battery will reach 80% charge after one
hour, but a full three-hour charge is recommended. Then with OAKLEY THUMP connected to your
computer, drag-and-drop files from your computer hard drive to the OAKLEY THUMP drive icon or
folder. OAKLEY THUMP will play song files in MP3, WMA or WAV file format.

STEP 1: CHARGE THE BATTERY.

With the USB cable, connect OAKLEY THUMP directly to your computer’s USB port. OAKLEY
THUMP will draw a small amount of electricity from your computer to charge its internal battery.
(The USB cable can also connect OAKLEY THUMP to an optional Wall Charger, or you can use your
OAKLEY THUMP Car Charger, both sold separately. See the Accessory card for more information.)
The USB cable plugs into the bottom of OAKLEY THUMP, behind the ear boom on the right side.
Be sure the earphone extender is pushed in (fully forward) to expose the Mini-B USB receptacle
in the eyewear frame. Release the protective cover from the connection port. When plugging in
the USB cable, be sure to align the plug correctly. If the plug will not go in, try flipping it over. Use
only the USB cable included with OAKLEY THUMP and be sure you have the right connection port
on your computer.

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GETTING STARTED

OAKLEY THUMP™allows you to transfer MP3, WMA and WAV files from your computer and listen
to music anywhere. You can also use OAKLEY THUMP to backup important files and transport any
kind of file from one computer to another.
OAKLEY THUMP combines a digital music player with Oakley’s world-class sunglass technology.
Patented XYZ Optics

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maintains critical clarity at all angles of vision, even at the periphery of
raked-back lens contours that maximize protection against sun, wind and side impact.
Lightweight O Matter

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frame material offers all-day comfort. The flip-up lenses are made of pure
Plutonite®, a material that blocks 100% of all UVA, UVB, UVC and harmful blue light.

WHAT YOU NEED TO GET STARTED

Your OAKLEY THUMP comes with the following components:

To use OAKLEY THUMP with a Microsoft®Windows®PC, you must have:

• Windows XP, Windows 2000 or Windows ME. Windows 98SE users must download the USB Mass
Storage Device Driver from www.oakley.com/thump or call Oakley in the U.S. at 1 [phone]
and arrange to have a CD sent. See the end of this manual for international contact information.
(Note that OAKLEY THUMP cannot be used with Windows NT.)

• A USB 2.0 or USB 1.1 connection port

To use OAKLEY THUMP with a Macintosh

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, you must have:

• Mac®OS 9.2.2, Mac OS 10.1.5, Mac OS 10.2 or Mac OS 10.3

• A USB 2.0 or USB 1.1 connection port

Mini-B

USB Cable

USB Connector

OAKLEY THUMP

USB PORT

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STEP 3: DISCONNECT WITH “EJECT”.

Because your computer recognizes OAKLEY THUMP as a removable disk drive, you must “eject”
OAKLEY THUMP from the computer using a software command. Unplugging the USB cable
without ejecting OAKLEY THUMP may result in data loss.

•For Windows: In the Windows Task Bar (the row of small icons at the bottom right of the
screen), double-click the icon for Safely Remove Hardware ( ). A list of connected devices
will appear. Select your OAKLEY THUMP from the list then click the Stop button. Finish by
clicking the Close button.

• For Macintosh: Go to the Finder and click on “File” (for OS 9, click on “Special”), then Eject

“OAKLEY THUMP.”
Alternative method: Click on the “OAKLEY THUMP” icon on the Mac Desktop and drag it to the
“Eject” icon on the Dock. (For OS 9, Drag it to the “Trash” icon on the Desktop.)

STEP 4: PLAY MUSIC.

After OAKLEY THUMP has been properly “ejected” from your computer, disconnect the USB
cable. Adjust the earphone extenders to fit your ears. Note that the earphones pivot in and out,
and each earphone is mounted on a telescoping boom for moving forward and back. Press and
hold the Play / Pause button until the power-up tone is heard. THUMP will begin playing the first
song. See the Quick Reference guide for information on controls.

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STEP 2: TRANSFER THE MUSIC FILES.

If your OAKLEY THUMP is not already attached to your computer, attach it now with the USB
cable. In Windows Explorer, OAKLEY THUMP will show up as a removable disk drive. Double-click
the disk drive called “OAKLEY THUMP.” This will show songs that come preloaded in the OAKLEY
THUMP memory.

Open a second folder window that shows the MP3, WMA or WAV music files currently stored on
your computer. (See “Transferring Music from CDs” for information on how to convert CD music
to these compressed file formats.) Now drag-and-drop the files from your hard drive folder to the
OAKLEY THUMP folder window. The songs will play back in the order in which you drag-and-drop
them. You can also play them at random. See the Quick Reference guide for more information.

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STORE ANY KIND OF FILE

OAKLEY THUMP can store music files and data files at the same time. You can use OAKLEY
THUMP to backup important files, and transport files to any computer that has a USB connection port.

TO STORE DATA FILES ON OAKLEY THUMP

Follow the directions for transferring music files, and simply drag-and-drop files of any format.
OAKLEY THUMP will store the files in its 128/256 MB memory. To retrieve the files from OAKLEY
THUMP, follow the directions for connecting OAKLEY THUMP to a computer. Drag-and-drop the
stored files out of the OAKLEY THUMP folder window, moving them to your computer desktop
screen or another folder window. Be sure to use the “eject” procedure when disconnecting
OAKLEY THUMP from your computer.

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SUPPORTED MUSIC FILE FORMATS

OAKLEY THUMP supports multiple file formats. MP3 and WMA are more compressed than WAV
file formats, so using them will allow you to fit more songs in the internal memory.

• MP3 (up to 320 kbps)

• MP3 Variable Bit Rate (VBR)

• WMA
Note about WMA DRM: If you purchased your music from an online source that provides files
formatted with WMA DRM (Windows Media digital rights management), please go to the
Oakley Web site at www.oakley.com/thump and download the free THUMP-enabled DRM
firmware that allows you to listen to WMA DRM music files. If you don’t download the DRM­enabled firmware from Oakley, THUMP will not be able to play back the protected song files.

• WAV

TRANSFERRING MUSIC FROM CDS

To transfer songs from a music CD to OAKLEY THUMP, you must first convert the CD music into
one of the supported file formats. If you have a CD burner, the software included with the burner
may have this ability. Otherwise, there are many music-playing programs that also convert files.
Check the Internet for these free third-party programs. One or more might already be installed on
your computer. Look in your computer menu for a media program that plays CDs, then select Help
from the menu and look for “file conversion,” “MP3,” “WMA” or “rip.” Once the files are
converted, use the directions above to transfer them to OAKLEY THUMP.

Warning: This product is for your personal use only. Unauthorized recording or duplication of
copyrighted material may infringe upon the rights of third parties and may be contrary to
copyright laws.