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Before Start

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Table of Contents

Before Start ............................................................2

What's in the box .....................................................3

Part Names ............................................................4

Part Names .............................................................4

Initial Setup ............................................................6

Turning the power on and initial settings .................6

Playback ................................................................8

Copying music with "X-DAP Link" ...........................8

Dragging and dropping to copy music .................. 11

Listening to music from the "Library" ....................12

Creating a play list ................................................14

Using network services .........................................15

Connecting BLUETOOTH

Line Out ................................................................17

Advanced Setup ..................................................18

Various settings ..................................................18

Audio Adjust ......................................................21

Software Update ...................................................23

Supplementary Information ...............................25

Supplementary Information ...................................25

Others ..................................................................26

Entering text ..........................................................26

General Specifications ..........................................27

Cautions for use ....................................................28

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What's in the box

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1. Main unit (1)

2. micro USB cable (1)

3. Protective film (1)
This protects the main unit. Peel off the temporary film on
the display first, then attach this film.

0 Quick Start Guide (1)

* This document is an online instruction manual. It is not

included as an accessory.

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Part Names

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Library

Line

Balanced

Out

Online

Best Mix_01

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



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





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Part Names

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1. Status bar

2. Library: Tap to display the tracks copied from your
computer (P12).

3. Tap when using balanced headphones and switch
between the "Balanced" and "ACG" modes.
Balanced: Compared to the normal single-ended
operation, this mode enables you to get a larger output
and as the high voltage is not grounded together with the
small signal, you can anticipate superior music quality.
Because you get a larger output, you can drive
headphones with a higher impedance.
ACG: The basic operating method is the same as
Balanced (mode), but uses technology to even more
forcefully fix grounding standards, so you can enjoy a
sound quality with improved clarity and stability than
Balanced (mode). Output volume is the same as the
regular single-ended operation, however.

4. Line Out: You can switch the headphone output to the
line output mode to connect external equipment. "Line
Out" is displayed on the status bar when this is on.

5. Turn on or off the Wi-Fi feature. " " is displayed on the
status bar when this is on. Connection settings are
necessary to use Wi-Fi features. Refer to "2. Wi-Fi" (P7)
for connection settings.

6. Turn on or off the BLUETOOTH feature. " " is
displayed on the status bar when this is on. Pairing is
necessary to connect BLUETOOTH wireless technology
enabled devices. Refer to "Connecting BLUETOOTH
(P16) for connection settings.

7. Shows the name of the track being played. Tap to display
the play screen.

8. Volume dial: Turn the dial to adjust the volume.

9. Online: Tap to switch to a screen showing a list of
network services, such as TuneIn Radio, etc. (P15).

10.

You can set to your preferred sound quality (P21).

11.

You can make various settings for the unit, such as Wi-Fi
and BLUETOOTH settings (P18).

12.

Artwork: Displays the album art of the track being played.
Tap to display the play screen.

13.

Skip ( ) button: Skip to the next track.

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14.

Play/pause ( ) button

15.

Skip ( ) button: Skip to the beginning of the track or
to the previous track.

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micro SD card slot 1

17.

micro SD card slot 2

0 When inserting the micro SD card into the card slot,

insert with the contacts facing up and push in
completely so the card clicks into place.

0 To remove the micro SD card, first unmount it (P28).

After unmounting, push the micro SD card in until you
hear a click and then pull straight out. The micro SD
card may spring out so take care not to lose it.

18.

Headphone jack ( ): Connect headphones
compatible with balanced output. (2.5 mm/4-conductor)

19.

Headphone jack ( ): Connect regular headphones.
(3.5mm/3-conductor)

0 This unit does not support simultaneous use of the

balanced headphone jack and the headphone jack.
Using both jacks at the same time may result in
damage.

20.

Charging lamp: This lights white when charging starts. It
turns off when recharging finishes. If the unit is in a state
that prevents charging, it flashes white. Try charging
again after waiting a while.

21.

Power button (Í): Press and hold the power button to
turn the power on. To turn the power off, press and hold
the power button so the "Power Off?" screen is
displayed. You can turn the power off by tapping "Yes".
To turn the display on or off, just press the button.

0 If operation becomes unstable, you can shutdown the

unit by pressing and holding the power button for 10 or
more seconds. Refer to "If operation becomes
unstable" (P28) for details.

22.

micro USB port: To charge the unit (P6) or transfer music
files (P8, P11), connect the supplied micro USB cable.

23.

HOLD switch: You can lock operations on this unit by
sliding the switch up. When the "Operations while
Holding" (P19) setting is "Enable", the volume dial and
side buttons for play, etc., can still be used.

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Initial Setup

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Would you like to start initial
setup?
1st Step : Passcode
2nd Step : Wi-Fi

No Yes

Turning the power on and initial settings

Initial Setup starts automatically

1. The battery is not charged at the time of purchase.
Charge the unit with the supplied micro USB cable
before use. Connect so the wider side of the plug is down
when inserting into this unit's micro USB port. The
recharging mark is displayed at the top right of the
screen when recharging.

0 You can also recharge while the unit is on. The time

for recharging may increase in this case.

2. The power comes on automatically when recharging
starts, and the initial settings start.

3. Select the language you want to use first. Flick the list of
languages up or down, then tap the language you want
to use. When you select the language, a confirmation for
the initial settings is displayed. Tap "Yes". If you tap "No",
you will ext the initial settings and the home screen is
displayed.

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0 "Passcode (P19)" and "Wi-Fi (P18)" settings can be

completed later.

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∫ 1. Passcode

1st Step : Passcode

Do you wish to use passcode
lock?

No Yes

2nd Step : Wi-Fi

Do you wish to setup Wi-Fi?

No Yes

Wi-Fi
Choose a network...
SSID 1
SSID 2
Other...

Push Button

Set the pass code used to protect this unit. When you set a
pass code, the pass code screen is displayed when the
power is turned on or when restoring from display off. You
should create a pass code to protect your account if you are
going to use a network service.

1. Enter any four digit number. If you made a mistake with
an entry, tap " ".

2. Enter the pass code again to confirm.

0 If you enter the wrong pass code three times, a message

appears asking if you want to initialize the unit's settings.
Note that even if the settings are initialized, the copied
music files are not deleted.

∫ 2. Wi-Fi

Set to use network services such as TuneIn Radio on this
unit.

Wi-Fi can be connected in the following two ways.

Selecting SSID:

1. Tap the SSID of the access point you want to connect
from the SSID displayed.

0 If the SSID of the access point is not displayed, tap

"Other..." in the SSID list and follow the on screen
instructions to configure.

2. After tapping the field for entering the password, enter
the password of the access point, then tap "Connect".
For details on how to enter text, refer to "Entering text"
(P26).

3. " " is displayed on the status bar on the screen when

the connections are complete.

Using the push button:

0 The access point needs to have an automatic setting

button.

1. Tap "Push Button" on the screen and press the automatic
setting button on the access point.

0 The operation of the automatic setting button depends

on your device. Refer to the instruction manual of your
device for instructions.

2. " " is displayed on the status bar on the screen when
the connections are complete.

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Playback

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Copying music with "X-DAP Link"

You can copy music files stored on your computer to the
built-in storage on this unit or to a micro SD card in this unit,
then listen to the music through the "Library" (P12). You can
copy either using the data copying software "X-DAP Link"
or by dragging and dropping (P11).

0 X-DAP Link is compatible with Windows

bit), Windows
bit/64 bit).

0 To copy to a micro SD card, insert a micro SD card into

the card slot (P5).

0 When removing the micro SD card, unmount the micro

SD card before removing it (P28).

0 NTFS format micro SD cards are not supported on this

unit.

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8/ 8.1 (32 bit/64 bit), and Windows® 7 (32

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Install [X-DAP Link] on your computer

This unit supports X-DAP Link versions 1.2.0 and later.
When using version 1.2.0 or earlier, install the latest version
before continuing.

Perform the following procedure when the unit is on.

1. Start your computer and download the installer for X­DAP Link from the following site.
http://jp.pioneer-audiovisual.com/support/av_pc/compo/
dap/x-daplink/download/
Double-click "setup.exe" to install. Follow the on-screen
instructions to install. A shortcut is created on the
desktop after installation.

2. Connect this unit to a computer with the supplied micro
USB cable. Connect so the wider side of the plug is down
when inserting into this unit's micro USB port. You may
damage the plug or jack if you try to insert it the wrong
way.
Do not tap "Unmount", displayed on this unit's screen,
until copying is complete. If you do tap it, unplug the
micro USB cable, then connect it again.

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3. Start X-DAP Link. The following types of screens are

music

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onkyo

Folder

onkyo music
iTunes Media

Used:

Free:

Title

Title Artist

Album

X-DAP Link

Genre

Format

Artist Album

Genre

Length

Format Size

Best Mix_01 Best Mix Jazz

00:03:31

MP3

4.04 MB

Artist B

Best Mix_02 Best Mix Jazz

00:03:40

MP3

4.20 MB

Artist B

Best Mix_03 Best Mix Jazz

00:02:44

MP3

3.14 MB

Artist B

Best Mix_04 Best Mix Jazz

00:07:12

MP3

8.25 MB

Artist B

Best Mix_05 Best Mix Jazz

00:04:42

MP3

5.40 MB

Artist B

Best Mix_06 Best Mix Jazz

00:03:54

MP3

4.49 MB

Artist B

Best Mix_07 Best Mix Jazz

00:04:38

MP3

5.32 MB

Artist B

Select

Used:

Free:

Select

Used:

Free:

Select

Folder

onkyo music

iTunes Media

Title

Title Artist

X-DAP

Artist

Best Mix_01

Artist B

Best Mix_02

Artist B

Best Mix_03

Artist B

Best Mix_04

Artist B

Best Mix_05

Artist B

Best Mix_06

Artist B

Best Mix_07

Artist B

Best Mix

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x

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displayed when you start it.

on the iTunes version. For details, see the operating
instructions for iTunes.

2. A list of music files is displayed in the center of the
screen when you select it.

Copying music from a computer

1. Click 1 and select the folder that contains the music files
you want to copy. If the folder you want to copy is already
displayed, start selecting from 2.

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Folder

onkyo music
iTunes Media

Best Mix



onkyo music

If there are music files you have downloaded from onkyo
music (a site that distributes music files), select this
folder.

iTunes Media

If you are using iTunes

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, a play list and content are
displayed. If iTunes cannot be selected, open
"Preferences" - "Advanced" in iTunes, then put a check
mark next to "Share iTunes Library XML with other
applications".

0 There may be some differences in the operations

screens and how operations are performed depending

3. Click 3 in the bottom left of the screen and select the
copy destination. When copying to the Internal Storage
of this unit, select "Internal", when copying to a micro SD
card, select the "Removable Storage" for the card to be
copied to, then click "OK". You can also click 4 5 to
specify different copy destinations to 3.

Select

Used:

Free:



00:04:42

Artist B

ix_05 Best Mix Jazz

Artist B

ix_06 Best Mix Jazz

Artist B

ix_07 Best Mix Jazz

Select

Used:

Free:

MP3

00:03:54

MP3

00:04:38

MP3

Select

Used:

Free:

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4. Select the music files you want to copy according to the
copy destination specified in step 3. If the copy
destination was selected by clicking 3, put check marks
in the column 6 to the left of the music files to be added.
By clicking the check button 7 at the very top of the list,
you can either select or deselect all tracks.

0 If there are already copied music files in the copy

destination, the check button is automatically selected.
If there are music files that you want to delete from this
unit, deselect them.

Title

Title

Best Mi

Best Mi

Best Mi

Best Mi

5.40 MB

4.49 MB

5.32 MB

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If the copy destination was selected by clicking 4, click

A

x

x

x

x

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00:04:42

MP3

5.40 MB

Artist B

00:03:54

MP3

4.49 MB

Artist B

00:04:38

MP3

5.32 MB

Artist B

Used:

Free:

Select

Used:

Free:

Select



8 in the central column, and if 5 was clicked to select
the copy destination, click the check button 9 in the
column on the right.

Title

Title

Best Mi

Best Mi

Best Mi

Best Mi

5. If the copy destination was selected by clicking 3 in step
3, click :.

Select

Used:

Free:

6. When "OK" is selected in the confirmation screen, the
selected music files are copied to this unit.

0 When copying a music file and an error message is

displayed, restart this unit and perform the operation
again. If the error message is displayed again, use
your computer to delete the "xdaplink" folder from the
built-in storage of this unit.

7. Tap "Unmount" on this unit's screen and unplug the
micro USB cable. Refer to "Listening to music from the
"Library""(P12) for play operations.



If the copy destination was selected by clicking 4, click
;, and if 5 was selected click <.

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Dragging and dropping to copy music

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You can copy music files stored on your computer to the
built-in storage on this unit or dragging and dropping to a
micro SD card in this unit, then listen to the music through
the "Library" (P12).

0 To copy to a micro SD card, insert a micro SD card into

the card slot (P5).

0 When removing the micro SD card, unmount the micro

SD card before removing it (P28).

0 NTFS format micro SD cards are not supported on this

unit.

Copying music from a computer

1. Connect this unit to a computer with the supplied micro
USB cable. Connect so the wider side of the plug is down
when inserting into this unit's micro USB port. You may
damage the plug or jack if you try to insert it the wrong
way.
Do not tap "Unmount", displayed on this unit's screen,
until copying is complete. If you do tap it, unplug the
micro USB cable, then connect it again.

0 If "AutoPlay" or similar is displayed on your computer,

select "Open folder to view files" and then proceed to
step 3.

2. Open "PC", "My Computer", etc., on your computer.

3. Select the save destination from the list. To copy to the
built-in storage in this unit, open "Internal". To copy to a
micro SD card, open the "Removable Storage" card you
want to copy to.

0 The screen displayed depends on the OS and

language of your computer.

4. Drag and drop the folder on your computer that contains
the music files that you want to copy to the copy
destination.

5. Tap "Unmount" on this unit's screen and unplug the
micro USB cable. Refer to "Listening to music from the
"Library""(P12) for play operations.

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Listening to music from the "Library"

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Best Mix

Best Mix_01

Artist B
10Songs / 46:27

3:23 MP3

5:02 MP3

2

3

1

4

4:43 MP3

5:13

Best Mix_02

Best Mix_03

Best Mix_04

Artist B
Best Mix

0:03 3:23

Best Mix_01

00

4:07

4:0

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Library

Folders

Library

Line

Out

Balanced

Online

Playlists

Track Artists

Album Artists

Albums

You can listen to music files copied from
your computer or to music on an inserted
micro SD card. Note that the operations to
play are the same for both.

0 Refer to (P5) for how to insert the micro

SD card.

0 When removing the micro SD card,

unmount the micro SD card before
removing it (P28).

0 NTFS format micro SD cards are not

supported on this unit.

∫ Playing Music with the "Library"

1. A categorized list of tracks you copied
from your computer is displayed when
you tap "Library" in the home screen.

0 It may take some time for

synchronized tracks to be displayed.

2. Flick the list screen up and down then
tap on the display category you want.

Folders

All tracks saved in the same folder level
are displayed.

Playlists

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Displays a list of play lists you have
created (P14).

Track Artists

Displays by artists as recorded in the
music files as participating artists.

Album Artists

Displays by artists as recorded in the
music files as artists participating in the
album.

Albums

Displays by album.

Songs

Displays all tracks.

Genres

Displays by genre.

3. When you tap the track you want to play
in the list of tracks, the screen changes
to the play screen and play starts. To
return to the list of tracks, tap " " at the
bottom left of the screen.

0 Do not connect headphones that have

an impedance outside the rated range
as this may result in damage. Refer to
"General Specifications"(P27) for the
headphone specifications.

0 At the time of purchase, the Auto sync

feature is on, so when music files are
copied to this unit or a micro SD card
with music files on it is inserted (P5),
the data is automatically
synchronized. When "Auto sync"
(P19) has not been set, tracks may
not be displayed.

Adjusting the volume

Turn the volume dial to adjust the volume.

0 The volume bar is displayed on the

screen when you turn the volume dial.

Best Mix_01
ArtistB
Best Mix

Volume

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∫ The play screen

Screen A

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2

3

4

5
6

7

8

Screen B

9

10
11

12

13

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status bar on the screen when this is on.

12.

The track being played is added to the
play list (P14).

13.

Repeat mode
Tap to change the mode: 1 track repeat‚
# all track repeat ‚# no repeat. " "
is displayed on the status bar on the
screen when 1-track repeat is set, and
" " is displayed for all-track repeat.

0 1-track repeat cannot be set when the

shuffle mode is on.

14.

Switches to screen A.

1. Play/pause ( )

2. Skipping ( )
Skip to the beginning of the track or to
the previous track.

3. Return to the list of tracks.

4. Switches to the home screen.

5. Tap to display the album art.

6. Skipping ( )
Skip to the next track.

7. Seek bar
Progresses along with the track's
progress. By swiping left or right from the
current play position, you can move the
play position to the position where you
lift your finger.

8. Switches to screen B.

9. Audio Adjust
You can set to your preferred sound
quality (P21).

10.

Switch output between "Headphone",
"Line Out", or "Bluetooth".

0 When "Line Out" is selected, output

through the headphone jack is at
maximum volume, so do not use
headphones. Adjust the volume on
the connected device.

0 "Bluetooth" is displayed when

BLUETOOTH is on and a
BLUETOOTH wireless technology
enabled device is connected.

11.

Shuffle mode
You can switch shuffle play on or off by
tapping this. " " is displayed on the

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Creating a play list

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Library

Folders

Playlists

Track Arsts

Album Arsts

Album

Playlists

New Playlist

Best Mix

Artist B
10Songs / 46:27

1

Best Mix_01

3:23 MP3

2

Best Mix_02

5:02 MP3

3

Best Mix_03

4:43 MP3

Best Mix_04

4

5:13 MP3

Add to Playlist

New Playlist

Playlist_1

You can select the tracks you like to create
your own play list.

1. Tap "Playlists" in the categorized list in
the "Library".

2. Tap "New Playlist" and enter the title. For
details on how to enter text, refer to
"Entering text" (P26). Tap " " at the
bottom left of the screen to switch to the
track list when you have finished
entering text.

3. In the list, tap the "+" to the right of the
track you want to add to the play list.

4. Tap a play list you have created to

To delete a play list:

Tap " " at the top right of the play list you
want to delete, then tap " ".

To change the name of a play list:

Tap " " at the top right of the play list
whose name you want to change, then tap
"".

∫ Editing tracks in a play list

Tap "Playlists" in the list of categories in the
"Library" to display the list of play lists. Tap
the play list you want to edit next.

register the track in the play list.

5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to keep adding
tracks to the play list.

0 Play lists created outside the

"Library", such as in iTunes, are not
displayed in the list of play lists on this
unit.

∫ Editing a play list

Tap "Playlists" in the list of categories in the
"Library" to display the list of play lists.

To delete a track from a play list:

Tap " " at the top right of the track you
want to delete, then tap " ".

0 Tracks are not deleted from the unit

even if you delete them from a play
list.

To change the order of tracks in a play
list:

Tap " " at the top right of the track you
want to reorder, then tap " ".

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Using network services

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Online

Library

Line

Out

You can use network services such as
TuneIn Radio and TIDAL by connecting
this unit to a network that has an internet
connection.

0 There needs to be a Wi-Fi connection in

order to play network services.

0 Depending on the network service, the

user may need to register from their
computer first. Refer to the websites for
each of the services for details about
them.

0 Functionality may be introduced by

software updates and service providers
may cease services, meaning that some
network services and content may
become unavailable in the future.

Playing Back

Perform the following procedure when the
unit is on.

1. Tap "Online" in the home screen of this
unit.

2. Tap the network service you want to use.

3. Follow the on screen instructions and
tap the radio station or program to start

Balanced

Online

play.

0 To return to the preceding screen, tap

" " at the bottom left of the screen.

Network service menus

You can register certain stations as your
favorites or delete stations you have
registered from your favorites. The menu
displayed depends on the service currently
selected.
A menu is displayed by tapping " " at the
bottom right of the screen while playing a
station and then tapping " " in the middle
of the screen.

Regarding the TuneIn Radio
Account

Creating an account on the TuneIn Radio
website (tunein.com) and logging in from
the unit allows you to automatically add
your favorite radio stations and programs
to your "My Presets" on the unit as you
follow them on the website. "My Presets"
are displayed in the level under TuneIn

Radio.
To display a radio station registered in "My
Presets", you must log into TuneIn Radio
from the unit. To log in, select "Login" - "I
have a TuneIn account" in the "tunein" top
list on the unit, and then enter your user
name and password.

0 If you associate the device on My Page

within the TuneIn Radio website using
the registration code obtained by
selecting "Login" on the unit, you can log
in from "Login" - "Login with a
registration code" without entering the
user name and password.

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Connecting BLUETOOTH

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Settings

Wi-Fi

Library

Line

Out

Balanced

Online

Bluetooth

Brightness

Balanced Output Select

Line Out Mode

Bluetooth

Bluetooth

Paired Devices :

Not Paired

Available Devices :

Device 1

You can listen to music wirelessly by using
BLUETOOTH wireless technology enabled
devices such as headphones or speakers.
Reception is possible over a distance of 10
m with a clear line of sight. The
communication distance will be reduced in
some conditions.

Pairing for play

Pairing is necessary when connecting the
BLUETOOTH wireless technology enabled
devices for the first time. Make sure the
BLUETOOTH wireless technology enabled
device you want to connect is ready to be
detected.

1. Tap " " in the home screen.

When connecting after the first time

1. Tap " " in the home screen.

2. Tap "Bluetooth" and tap the device you
want to connect in "Paired Devices".

Canceling a connection

1. Tap " " in the home screen.

2. Tap "Bluetooth".

3. Tap " " at the top right of the device
you want to disconnect, then tap
"Disconnect".

0 Pairing information is not deleted even if

you cancel the connection. Tap "Forget
this device" to delete the pairing
information.

2. Tap "Bluetooth".

3. Turn on the BLUETOOTH feature and
select the device to connect from the
"Available Devices" list.

4. Pairing will end after a short time.

5. Tap "Library" or "Online" in the home
screen.

0 This unit can store the data of up to eight

paired devices.

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Line Out

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You can connect a headphone amplifier or
D/A converter, for example, that has line
input. You will need a headphone plug
(commercially available) to connect to this
unit. Make sure you have the correct type
of headphone plug for the jack of the
device you are connecting.

Connecting a device

1. Connect the device to this unit through
the headphone jack.

2. Turn on the power of this unit, and select
"Line Out" in the home screen to turn
Line Out on. "Line Out" is displayed on
the status bar on the screen when this is
on.

0 When "Line Out" is on, output through

the headphone jack is at maximum
volume, so do not use headphones.
Adjust the volume on the connected
device.

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Library

Line

Out

Online

Balanced

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Advanced Setup

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Various settings

1 2

Library

Line

Out

Online

Balanced

Settings

Wi-Fi

Bluetooth

Brightness

Balanced Output Select

Line Out Mode

Tap to make settings for Wi-Fi and BLUETOOTH, settings for audio output, pass code
settings, software updates, and a variety of other settings.

1. Tap " " in the home screen.

2. Tap the item you want to set.

∫ Wi-Fi

"On": Connection to a network via Wi-Fi is enabled. This also enables you to make various
settings related to Wi-Fi, such as selecting the SSID of the access point to be connected.
"Off (default value)": Connection by Wi-Fi is not enabled

∫ Bluetooth

"On": Enables connection with a BLUETOOTH wireless technology enabled device. This
also enables you to make various settings related to BLUETOOTH, such as pairing.
"Off (default value)": When BLUETOOTH is not to be used

∫ Brightness

You can adjust the brightness of the screen. The brightness can be set with the slide bar in
10 steps between " (1)" and " (10)". The screen becomes brighter when you slide it to
the right (default value is "9").

∫ Balanced Output Select

Use when balanced headphones are to be connected.
"Balanced (default value)": Compared to the normal single-ended operation, you can get a
larger output and the high voltage is not grounded together with the small signal, so you can
anticipate a superior effect in the quality of the music. Because you get a larger output, you
can drive headphones with a higher impedance.
"ACG": The basic operating method is the same as Balanced (mode), but uses technology
to even more forcefully fix grounding standards, so you can enjoy a sound quality with
improved clarity and stability than Balanced (mode). Output volume is the same as the
regular single-ended operation, however.

0 This unit does not support simultaneous use of the balanced headphone jack and the

headphone jack. Using both jacks at the same time may result in damage.

∫ Line Out Mode

"On": Switch the headphone output to the line output mode to connect external equipment.
When "Line Out Mode" is on, output through the headphone jack is at maximum volume, so
do not use headphones. Adjust the volume on the connected device.

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or "Variable". When "Variable" is selected, volume can be adjusted on this unit. If you
select "Fixed", adjust the volume on the connected external device.

"Off (default value)": Line output is not enabled

Volume: "Disable (default value)"/"Enable"
Side Buttons: "Disable (default value)"/"Enable"

∫ Power Management

∫ Audio

Gain: You can select the headphone output level to suit your headphones.
Select "High (default value)", "Normal", or "Low".

0 Lower the volume first if you intend to select "High".
0 When connecting a pair of headphones for the first time, set to "Low" and change the

volume level gradually.

Volume Limiter: You can set an upper limit for the maximum volume so that the volume
does not increase too much. Select between "0" and "60 (default value)".

Auto Display Off: The unit's LCD automatically switches off when the specified time
elapses with no operations.
Select "Off", "15 seconds", "30 seconds (default value)", "1 minute", "2 minutes", or "5
minutes".

Auto Power Off: The unit's power automatically switches to "Off" when the specified time
elapses with no operations.
Select "Off (default value)", "10 minutes", "30 minutes", or "60 minutes".

∫ Passcode

∫ Music Library Sync

Auto sync: When this is on, music files you have copied to this unit from a computer or
music files on a micro SD card are automatically synchronized with the library.
"On (default value)": When this function is to be used
"Off": When this function is not to be used

Sync Now

If "Auto sync" is off, tap this to manually synchronize the music files with the library. You can
select "Sync All" or "Sync Added Songs" after tapping this.
Sync All: Select to synchronize all transferred tracks.
Sync Added Songs: Select to synchronize only tracks that have been added.

∫ Unmount SD Card

You can unmount a micro SD card. The card can be damaged or may stop working properly
if you fail to unmount the card first.

∫ Physical Buttons

Volume Rotation: You can set the direction to turn the dial when adjusting the volume.

Normal (default value): Turn clockwise to increase the volume.
Reverse: Turn anticlockwise to increase the volume.

Operations while Holding

When set to "Enable", even when you slide the hold switch (P5) up to lock operations on this
unit, the Volume dial and side buttons for play (P5), etc., can still be used. Tap this to change
the settings for "Volume" and "Side Buttons".

Passcode Lock: Set a four-digit pass code to protect this unit. (This is not set by default)

Change Passcode: Change the number for the set pass code. This can not be selected if a

pass code has not been set.

0 If you enter the wrong pass code three times, a message appears asking if you want to

initialize the unit's settings. Even if the settings are initialized copied music files are not
deleted.

0 You should create a pass code to protect your account if you are going to use a network

service.

∫ Language

Select the language you want to use. Flick the list of languages up or down, then tap the
language you want to use.
English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Swedish, Russian, Traditional Chinese,
Simplified Chinese, Japanese

∫ Software Update

Update Notice: Availability of a software update will be notified via network when "Enable"

is set.
"Disable": Do not notify
"Enable (default value)": Notify

Update Now: Software can be updated via a network or via a micro SD card.
Select "via Network" or "via SD Card". You can not select if there is no software update.

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∫ Device Information

Software Version: The current software version is displayed.

MAC Address: The MAC address of this unit. This value is specific to the component and

cannot be changed.

Serial Number: The unique identifier for this unit.

License: Displays a guide to our privacy policy and the licenses for open source software.

Certification: The certificates for acquired safety standards are displayed.

∫ Reset

Reset All Settings: The settings of the unit are initialized. Note that music files copied to the

internal storage are not deleted. Also, after resetting, the initial settings screen is
automatically displayed.

Factory Reset: Reset the unit to the condition it was in when you purchased it. Note that
music files copied to the internal storage and settings data are all deleted.

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Audio Adjust

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1 2

Library

Line

Out

Online

Balanced

Audio Adjust

Custom Sound

Equalizer
Flat

Bass Enhancer
Off

Upsampling Mode
Off

Hi-bit 32

Tap to set to your preferred sound quality.

1. Tap " " in the home screen.

2. Tap the item you want to set.

∫ Custom Sound

"On": Select to use "Equalizer" and "Bass Enhancer"
"Off (default value)": When this function is not to be used

Equalizer: You can select the sound quality you like from "Flat (default value)", "Pop",
"Rock", "Jazz", "Dance", "Vocal", "Custom 1", "Custom 2", or "Custom 3".
Note that you can register your own original equalizers in Custom 1 to 3 using the following
operations.

1. To edit an equalizer, first tap the equalizer you want to edit, then tap it again.

2. Tap " " to modify the frequency and tap " " to adjust the volume of the selected
frequency.

3. Tap "Save" when editing is finished and select the location to save to from Custom 1 to 3.

Bass Enhancer: Select a bass sound effect from one of five levels.
Select "Off (default value)", "1", "2", "3", "4", or "5".

∫ Upsampling Mode

The sampling frequencies of the tracks played are upsampled for output.
Select "Off (default value)", "96k/88.2k", or "192k/176.4k".

∫ Hi-bit 32

"On": 16bit or 24bit audio is re-quantized to 32 bit so that a smoother, more refined sound is
realized.
"Off (default value)": When this function is not to be used

∫ Digital Filter

By modifying the filter characteristics of the built-in digital converter you can enjoy three
different types of modified sound quality.
Select "SHARP (default value)", "SLOW", or "SHORT".

∫ Lock Range Adjust

You can improve sound quality by adjusting the lock range of the audio input signal's jitter
(modulation). The lock range can be adjusted from the more precise "Narrow" up to "Wide"
in seven steps. (Default Value is "Normal")

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0 If you change the lock range and the sound is interrupted, adjust to the Normal or Wide

ends.

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Software Update

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The updating function on this unit

This unit has functionality to update the software over a
network or a micro SD card. This enables us to make
improvements to a variety of operations and to add
features.

How to update

There are two methods for updating the firmware: via
network and via micro SD card.
Use the one that best suits your environment. The update
may take about 3 minutes to complete for either method:
via network or micro SD card. Furthermore, existing
settings are guaranteed regardless of the method used for
update.

0 For the latest information on updates, visit our website.

There is no need to update the software on this unit if
there is no update available.

0 During an update, do not

- Disconnect and reconnect any cable or micro SD
card, headphones, or perform any operation on the
component such as turn off its power

- Accessing this unit from your computer

Disclaimers: The program and accompanying online
documentation are furnished to you for use at your own
risk.
We will not be liable and you will have no remedy for
damages for any claim of any kind whatsoever concerning
your use of the program or the accompanying online
documentation, regardless of legal theory, and whether
arising in tort or contract.
In no event will we be liable to you or any third party for any
special, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages of
any kind, including, but not limited to, compensation,
reimbursement or damages on account of the loss of
present or prospective profits, loss of data, or for any other
reason whatsoever.

Updating the Firmware via Network

First make sure the unit is connected by Wi-Fi.

0 Make sure the unit is charged sufficiently before

updating.

1. Tap " " in the home screen.

2. Tap "Software Update".

3. After tapping "Update Now", the software update starts
when you tap "via Network".

0 You will not be able to select "via Network" if there is

no software update.

Update Now

via Network

via SD Card

4. "Completed!" is displayed when the update is complete.

0 If "Faliled to Update" screen is displayed, the update has

failed. Redo from the beginning.

Updating via micro SD card

0 Refer to (P5) for how to insert the micro SD card.
0 When removing the micro SD card, unmount the micro

SD card before removing it (P28).

0 NTFS format micro SD cards are not supported on this

unit.

0 Make sure the unit is charged sufficiently before

updating.

1. Insert a micro SD card into your computer.

2. Download the software file from the our website to your

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PC and unzip.

Update Now

via Network

via SD Card

3. Copy all unzipped files and folders to the root folder of a
micro SD card.

0 Make sure to copy the unzipped files.

4. Insert the micro SD card into a card slot (either 1 or 2) on
this unit.

5. Tap " " in the home screen.

6. Tap "Software Update".

7. After tapping "Update Now", the software update starts
when you tap "via SD Card".

0 You will not be able to select "via SD Card" if there is

no software update.

8. "Completed!" is displayed when the update is complete.

0 If "Faliled to Update" screen is displayed, the update has

failed. Redo from the beginning.

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Supplementary Information

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Supplementary Information

Due to software updates after you make your purchase or
software changes during production of the product, there
may be additions or changes to the settings and operation
available compared to what is in the instruction manual.
For information about the settings and operations that have
been added or changed, see the following references.

Supplementary Information

>>> Click here <<<

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Entering text

1. Moves the cursor.

2. Enters a space.

3. Tap to enter text.

4. Removes a character on the left of the cursor.

5. Change the type of text.

6. Confirm the text you entered.

7. Switch between upper and lower case by tapping while
entering text.

0 This unit enables input of the alphabet, symbols, and

numbers only.

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General Specifications

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Display

2.4-inch, 240 k 320 dot resolution

Interfaces and input/output jacks

Headphone jack: 3

*

300 ≠
Headphone jack (balanced output): 4-conductor, Ø2.5
mm, impedance: 32 to 600 ≠

* Do not connect headphones that have an impedance

outside the rated range as this may result in damage.
1 micro USB port, 2 micro SD card slot

Network Section

Wireless LAN: IEEE802.11 a/b/g/n
BLUETOOTH: A2DP, AVRCP

Rated input

5 V DC, 1.5 A

Battery power

1,630 mAh

Operating temperature

5 °C to 35 °C

Internal memory

16 GB (including system area)

Mass of main unit

120 g (4.2 oz)

External dimensions (excluding protrusions)

63 mm k 94 mm k 15 mm
2-1/2" k 3-11/16" k 9/16" (width/height/depth)

Supported playback formats

MP3(44.1 kHz/48 kHz), AAC(44.1 kHz/48 kHz/96 kHz)
FLAC/ALAC/WAV/AIFF (44.1 kHz/48 kHz/88.2 kHz/96
kHz/176.4 kHz/192 kHz) *
DSF/DSDIFF (2.8 MHz/5.6 MHz)

* Files that are protected by DRM cannot be played.

-conductor, Ø3.5 mm, impedance: 16 to

*

compliant

Continuous play time

Times shown are a guide. Playback times depend on
settings.

FLAC lossless 24 bit 96 kHz: 15 hours

* With the screen off, playing with Music, and using a 3-

contact Ø3.5 mm headphone connection

Number of music files recordable

This is a guide to the number of music files you can record
to the internal memory of this unit.

Approximately 2,400 tracks (MP3 format: when 5 MB)
Approximately 60 tracks (FLAC lossless 24 bit/192 kHz:
when 200 MB)

Supported SD card formats

FAT, FAT32, exFAT

Specifications and appearance are subject to change
without prior notice.
We will not accept responsibility for damage arising from
the connection of equipment manufactured by other
companies.

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Cautions for use

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∫ If operation becomes unstable

0 The issue may be fixed by restarting this unit. Press and

hold the power button on this unit for 10 or more seconds
to restart the unit. (The settings in the unit are
maintained.)

∫ Removing the micro SD card

0 When removing the micro SD card, in the home screen

tap " " - "Unmount SD Card" - "SD Card 1" - or "SD
Card 2" to unmount the micro SD card, then remove it.
The card can be damaged or may stop working properly
if you fail to unmount the card first. Refer to (P5) for how
to remove.

∫ This unit

0 Use a 4-conductor plug for the Ø2.5 mm diameter

headphone jack of this unit, and use a 3-conductor plug
for the Ø3.5mm diameter headphone jack. It is not
compatible with microphone input.

0 This unit does not support simultaneous use of the

balanced headphone jack and the headphone jack.
Using both jacks at the same time may result in damage.

0 Take care that dust and foreign objects do not get into

the entrance of the micro SD card slot, as this can cause
a malfunction.

0 Do not press down with force on the unit when the unit is

placed with the screen facing down. This can damage
the LCD and the volume dial.

0 The antenna is built into the bottom of the back of the

main unit. The transmission speed of the unit may be
adversely affected if you block the antenna area with
your hand.

the following procedure:

1. Tap " " in the home screen.

2. Tap "Device Information".

3. Tap "Certification".

You can confirm information related to authorizations using

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∫ Electronic authorization labeling

License and Trademark

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The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by
Bluetooth SIG, Inc.

Windows® 7, Windows® Media, and the Windows® logo are trademarks or
registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or
other countries.

The Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Logo is a certification mark of Wi-Fi Alliance®.

iTunes is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

DSD and the Direct Stream Digital logo are trademarks of Sony Corporation.

“All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.”

“Toutes les autres marques commerciales sont la propriété de leurs
propriétaires respectifs.”

“El resto de marcas comerciales son propiedad de sus respectivos
propietarios. ”

“ Tutti gli altri marchi di fabbrica sono di proprietà dei rispettivi proprietari. ”

“ Alle anderen Warenzeichen sind Eigentum ihrer jeweiligen Eigentümer. ”

“ Alla andra varumärken tillhör deras respektive ägare. ”

“Все товарные знаки являются собственностью соответствующих
владельцев. ”

" 所有其他商標為各自所有者所有。"

" 所有其他商标均为其各自所有者的财产。 "

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