Rollei ea2020G User Manual

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Security Instructions

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For your security and to prevent any damages, please read the following safety instructions carefully. Please read the following safety instructions carefully.

Power Related

Do not plug in multiple power adapters simultaneously.

This may cause ﬁre.

Don’t bend the power adapter excessively, and keep it from being pressed against anything heavy or being damaged.

This may cause ﬁre

Do not touch the power adapter with wet hands.

This may cause electric shock.

Disconnect the power cord in case of lightning.

This may cause electric shock.

If any liquid or alien substance is spilt or dropped onto the product, turn it off and stop the power supply.

This may cause ﬁre or electric shock.

If there is any abnormal sound, smell or fumes coming from the unit, turn it off and interrupt the power supply.

This may cause ﬁre or electric shock.

Product Related

Do not drop any metal objects (coins, hairpins, etc.) or inﬂammable substances onto the product.

This may cause problems with the product.

Do not place heavy objects on the product.

This may cause problems with or damage to the product.

Do not place the product in a moist, dusty or sooty place.

This may cause problems with the product.

Do not press two buttons at the same time.

This may cause problems with or damage to the product.

Do not leave the unit in direct sunlight or near a heater.

This may cause problems with the product.

Do not drop the product and avoid strong pressure (vibration) or any impact to the product.

This may cause problems with or damage to the product.

Avoid letting any liquids, chemicals, cosmetics, etc. come into contact with the product.

This may cause damage to the product. Under no circumstances turn the product on and immediately contact a Service Center.

Lightly clean the surface of the unit using a soft dry cloth.

This may cause problems with the product.

Never use chemicals or cleansing solutions. This may damage the surface of the product.

This may cause problems with the product.

Do not place any magnetic bodies near the product.

Magnetic bodies such as magnets, CRTs, TVs, monitors or speakers may cause damage to the product.

Never disassemble, ﬁx, or modify the unit.

This may cause problems with or damage to the product.

Keep the adapter away from heaters.

This may cause ﬁre or electric shock.

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About the Internal Rechargeable Battery

Using the Earphones

For Your Driving Safety

● Do not use the earphones while driving a bicycle, car or motor cycle. It is dangerous and illegal depending on your local laws. It is dangerous to listen to music loudly while walking especially crossing the road at a pedestrian crossing.

For Protection of Your Hearing Ability

● Do not increase the volume of your earphones to an excessive level. Doctors warn of the dangers of listening to music at an excessive level through your earphones.

● If you are experiencing an echo in your ear, turn the volume down or stop using the earphones.

Safety Instructions

Never open the case!

There is a danger of electr onic shock.

Risk of explosion if batter y is replaced by an incorrect type.

Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions.

Caution

Avoid any contact with water or other liquids. There is a danger of electric shock or ﬁre. For your security, use only the power adapter (Sunny Electronics, SYS1298-1305-W2E) supplied with the product. (The manufacturer is not liable for damages to the product caused by using an adapter other than the supplied one.)

Notice

Use only outlets that match the DC converter plug. There is a danger of electric shock or ﬁre. Firmly insert the plug of the DC converter into the power outlet.

Touching parts of the DC converter may cause electric shock. Do not open the charger case for your own safety.

To prevent operating problems when using the DC converter, please read the User Manual.

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● Do not use a damaged internal rechargeable battery or charger.

● Do not charge the rechargeable battery for longer than the speciﬁed time.

● Charge the battery fully when using the battery for the ﬁrst time or when using the battery after a few months of non-use.

● Charge the battery fully, use it until it is completely discharged, and recharge it again to

ensure a long lifetime. Charging the battery after a short use may shorten the lifetime of the

battery. In this case, repeat charging the battery completely and discharging it completely several times. Then you can use the battery for a longer time.

● Over-charging and over-discharging shortens the life time of the rechargeable battery.

● When the use time of a rechargeable battery is signiﬁcantly shorter than a new one, replace the battery with a new one.

● Since a rechargeable battery is an expendable supply, the use time of a battery decreases over time.

● Take care not to short-circuit the DC converter terminals or the rechargeable battery

(metallic parts) with any conductors such as a necklace, bracelet etc. There is a danger of

electric shock or ﬁre.

Safety Instructions for Using the DC Converter

Safety Precautions

Warning

Take care when using this unit while walking. There is a danger of accidents.

● Do not operate functions which require your attention for some time while driving.

To conﬁgure functions that may require your attention for some time, stop your car before doing so. Avoid watching the screen for long periods of time while driving. This may cause an accident.

● Do not turn the volume up excessively. Adjust the volume so that the sound of other cars and

emergency sirens can still be heard. If you cannot hear the sounds of your surroundings while walking, this may cause an accident.

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Contents

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Preparations

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Safety Instructions ...............................................................................................2

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Packages .............................................................................................................8

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Part Names .........................................................................................................9

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Connection

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Connecting the Power (Charging) ......................................................................11

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Connecting External Equipment (AV OUT Jack) ................................................

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Connecting to a PC ............................................................................................13

- Connecting to a PC using the USB cable .........................................................

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Installing the USB Driver Manually .....................................................................14

- When an Error Occurs while installing the USB Driver .....................................

- For Windows 98SE ...........................................................................................

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Using the Removable Disk ................................................................................16

- Downloading and Uploading a File ...................................................................

- Disconnecting the USB Cable ...........................................................................

- Formatting .........................................................................................................

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Before Installing the Software ...........................................................................18

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Installing the Codec ...........................................................................................19

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Installing the DirectX9 ......................................................................................21

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Installing the Transcoder ..................................................................................

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Using the Transcoder .......................................................................................

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Basic Usage

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Playing a File ......................................................................................................24

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Recording Voice .................................................................................................

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Recording Music .................................................................................................27

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Encoding a Video ...............................................................................................

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Searching ..........................................................................................................29

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Conﬁguring Repetition

(VIDEO / MUSIC / VOICE) ...........................................30

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Additional Usage

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Viewing File Information

(VIDEO / MUSIC / VOICE / PHOTO / FILES)

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Sorting Files (VIDEO / MUSIC / VOICE / PHOTO) ............................................32

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Conﬁguring the Playlist

(MUSIC) ........................................................................33

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Using the Playlist (MUSIC / VOICE) ...................................................................34

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Conﬁguring Play Mode .......................................................................................

- Conﬁguring Repeat in the MUSIC Menu ...........................................................

- Conﬁguring Repeat in the VIDEO Menu ...........................................................

- Shufﬂe Play .......................................................................................................

- Conﬁguring EQ ..................................................................................................

- Conﬁguring the Bookmarks While Playing a File ..............................................

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Managing Files .................................................................................................41

- Using the USB Host Function ...........................................................................

- Moving a File .....................................................................................................

- Copying a File to an External USB Device ........................................................

- Deleting a File ..................................................................................................

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Conﬁguring a Photo File

..................................................................................45

- Conﬁguring SlideShow ......................................................................................

- Conﬁguring the SlideShow interval ...................................................................

- Rotating a Photo File While Playing the File .....................................................

- Zooming-in on a Photo File while Playing the File ...........................................

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Listening to FM Radio .....................................................................................48

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Conﬁguring the Menu

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Conﬁguring the Display

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Conﬁguring Recording Mode

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Conﬁguring the System Environment

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- Firmware update ...............................................................................................

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Customer

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Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................

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Product Speciﬁcations ........................................................................................

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Packages

Part Names

PMP(Portable Media Player)

Main Body

Earphones User Manual Installation CD

USB 1.1 Cable AV Cable

USB 2.0 Cable

Portable Bag

Power Adapter

Remote Control Line In Cable

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Note

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The contents are subject to change for the purpose of improving the performance without prior notice.

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Dispose of the packages and the old appliance separately for recycling.

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The supplied Line In cable can only be used to connect an external audio device for audio recording. Connect the white plug of +(4-pole) to AV In jack and connect the black plug of +(3-pole) to Line Out jack of an external audio device. If the jacks are not connected to the corresponding ports, recording will not properly be done.

Main Body

HOLD

Earphone / Remote Control Jack

Hold Switch

Microphone

Charger Jack

Power On, Off /

Menu Button

Repeat Button

Record Button

Reset Hole

USB 1.1 Host Port

USB 2.0 Port

Line In Jack / Audio In Jack

Audio Out Jack

Display

Play / Pause Button

Volume / Move File

Move Menu / High Speed Search / Changing the Directory

Stop/

Move To

Remote Control

Play / Pause Button

Move Menu /

High Speed Search /

Changing the Directory

Stop/Move To Previous Menu

Volume / Move File

Hold Switch

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Note

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To reset the unit, press the reset button with a pin through the Reset Hole.

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Note

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The appearance of the contents is subject to change for performance improvement without notice.

Connecting the Remote Control

Plug the remote control plug

into the Remote Control Jack on the main body.

Plug the earphone plug into the

Earphone Jack of the remote control.

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Part Names

Operating Display

Connecting the Power

(Charging)

Before using the product, charge the battery by connecting the DC adapter supplied.

Bit Rate

Music Mode

Connect the DC adapter to the DC 5V jack of the product.

Firmly plug the DC adapter into the power outlet.

While charging the battery, the Charge Status light turns red.

When the battery is fully charged, the red light of the Charge Status light changes.

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Before using the unit, charge the battery for about 4 hours so that it is completely charged.

● Charge time: 4 hours (when completely discharged)

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Note

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The playing time when the battery is fully charged is listed in the product speciﬁcations. (See page 57.)

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An insufﬁcient battery charge while recording video or transferring ﬁles may cause a serious system error.

Check the charge level when using the product and connect the DC adapter, if necessary.

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Check the battery charge status and charge the battery before it is completely discharged.

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When the battery is completely discharged, connect the power adapter for longer than one minute and then turn it on.

Radio Mode

Channel Selection

Channel Display (On / Off)

Radio Channel Information

001. Title song.mp3 - Park.HB

0:00:15

3:20:30

128Kbps 44.1KHz Rock Shufﬂe A-B

MUSIC ►

Oh, when I hold you tight

Battery Charge

Volume

Play Method Total Play Time

Title (Name of the song and the artist)

Repeat Mode

Sampling Rate

Shufﬂe

Lyrics Display

Sound Output

Battery Charge

Volume

84.5

Broadcast Reception Mode

Video Mode

[MBC] Documentery1.avi

0:00:20

4:20:30

Battery Charge

Volume

Total Play Time

Play Mode / Status

Progress Time

Progress Status

File Name

Play Mode / Status

Record Mode

44.1KHz 128kbps

FILENAME : VOICE000.MP3

0:00:20

VOICE

RECORD

REC

Record Status Recording Time

Recorded File Name

Progress Status

Sampling Rate

Bit Rate

Progress Time

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Connecting External Equipment

(AV OUT Jack)

Connecting to a PC

You can view videos and pictures saved in the unit through a TV or PC monitor by connecting the AV OUT jack of the product.

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Viewing Video/Music/Voice through the TV

1. Connect the AV cable plug to the AV OUT jack of the unit and the three RCA plugs to the

External TV In jacks. (Yellow: Video, White: Audio (Left), Red: Audio (Right))

2. Switch to Video (External In) Mode using the TV remote control so that the signal from the PMP is selected.

● The Operating Display appears on the monitor.

● For more information on how to view video files, refer to page 24.

3. When playing the ﬁle ends, adjust the TV volume with the TV remote control.

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Viewing a Picture through the TV

1. Connect the AV cable jack to the AV OUT jack of the unit, and the yellow jack of the three RCA plugs to the yellow jack of the External TV In jacks. (Yellow: Video)

2. Switch to Video (External In) Mode using the TV remote control so that the signal from the PMP is selected.

3. Play a picture ﬁle to view it.

● For more information on how to view picture ﬁles, refer to page 24, 45~47.

Watching a video/music/voice ﬁle

Viewing a photo ﬁle

Connecting to a PC using the USB cable

Procedures to Check the USB Driver

● Windows 98/ME:

Control Panel → System → Device Manager → Disk Drive → USB 2.0 Storage Devic/USB 2.0 Storage Device USB Device

● Windows 2000 (Professional):

Control Panel → System → Hardware → Device Manager → Disk Drive → USB 2.0 Storage Device USB Device

● Windows XP (Professional):

Control Panel → System → Hardware → Device Manager → Disk Drive → USB 2.0 Storage Device USB Device

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Note

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If your PC monitor has a Composite Input jack, you can view video or pictures through the PC monitor.

Connect the DC adapter to the main body and switch it on.

● Since operating the unit in connection with a PC consumes more power than during normal operation and insufﬁcient unit power may cause data loss, you need to connect the unit to the DC adapter.

Open the bottom cover of the main body and connect the USB 2.0 Port on the unit and

the USB port of the computer using the USB 2.0 cable.

● Do not disconnect the connected USB cable without completing the proper procedures to prevent data loss or a system error on the PC or the PMP. (See‘Disconnecting the USB Cable’.)

The ‘Searching for a new device’ message appears and the USB driver is installed.

The installation screen may not be displayed. Open the Device Manager and check

whether the device driver is properly installed.

When the USB driver is installed, “USB 2.0 Storage Device USB Device” will be displayed

in the [Device Manager].

If the USB driver has not been properly installed, install the USB driver manually

referring to “Installing the USB Driver Manually”.

Yellow

Red

White

Yellow

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Double-click Setup.exe in the USB Driver folder.

Installing the USB Driver Manually

If the USB driver has been properly installed, skip this section and go to “Downloading and Uploading a File”on page 16. Follow the procedures below only when the USB driver is not installed automatically.

When an Error Occurs while installing the USB Driver

For Windows 98SE

Separate the USB cable connecting the Windows™ 98SE PC and the unit and complete the following procedures. Install the driver as follows and restart the computer. Then you can move ﬁles between the computer and the unit using Windows® Explorer.

When you complete the installation, restart the computer.

● Insert the supplied Installation CD-ROM into the

CD-ROM drive.

● Open the Installation CD and double-click the USB Driver folder to open it.

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Check the Device Manager.

● Windows 98/ME:

Control Panel → System → Device Manager

● Windows 2000 (Professional): Control Panel → System → Hardware → Device Manager

● Windows XP (Professional): Control Panel → System → Hardware → Device Manager

Check if there is a device marked by an exclamation mark or

question mark (represented as an Unknown Device or USB Device)

Double-click a device marked by an exclamation mark or question mark.

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Note

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When the USB driver is not recognized in Windows 2000, Connect to windowsupdate.microsoft.com and download and install the latest service pack.

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The procedures to install the drive may vary depending on the model or settings of the computer.

In this case, ask your computer provider or service center about the installation procedures.

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If the USB driver installation error occurs continuously, restart the computer and connect the USB cable again.

Select the driver and click [Driver Update].

Select Compatible Driver and click [Next].

Follow the instructions on the windows.

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Note

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Unless the PMP program is installed, you cannot use the unit as a removable disk in Windows 98.

Make sure to install the USB driver ﬁle ﬁrst.

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Using the Removable Disk

Downloading and Uploading a File

Disconnecting the USB Cable

When you ﬁnish transmitting the ﬁles, unplug the cable according to the procedures below.

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Formatting

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Turn the unit on and connect the unit to the computer.

Launch Windows Explorer on the computer.

● The unit is represented as a Removable Disk in Windows Explorer.

Select a folder on the removable disk to save the ﬁles and drag and drop the ﬁles to this location.

The saved ﬁles are played in the ﬁlename order. To change the order, rename the ﬁles.

● If you rename the ﬁles to 001***, 002***... in Windows Explorer, the ﬁles are played in the

order of the numbered ﬁlenames.

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Note

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When the unit is connected through the USB connection, the USB Connected message appears.

Since separating the cable while downloading or uploading ﬁles may cause a ﬁle system error on the unit,

separate the cable according to the procedures in ‘Disconnecting the USB Cable’ (See page 17.).

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The order of the ﬁles when they are displayed when the Removable Disk is selected in Windows Explorer is not the playing order.

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If a ﬁle is not copied to the corresponding playback folder, it will not be played.

(For example, if Love.avi (a video ﬁle) is copied to the MUSIC menu folder, the ﬁles will not be played.)

Double-click the green arrow in the notiﬁcation area.

Select the USB device and press the [Stop] button.

When the

Stop Hardware Device screen appears, click the [OK] button

and remove the USB cable.

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Notice

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Separating the cable while downloading or uploading ﬁles may cause data loss. Make sure to ﬁnish all ﬁle operations before separating the cable. It is recommended closing all opened ﬁle folders before removing the cable.

Select a removable disk, right-click, and select Format from the popup menu.

Press the [Start] button.

● All saved ﬁles are deleted.

● You can rename the removable disk in the volume label.

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Notice

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The format operation deletes all folders and font ﬁles used by the unit.

After formatting, copy the PMP.exe ﬁle from the CD to the root director y of the unit and double-click the ﬁle to generate the system folders and font ﬁles. If you launch PMP.exe, MUSIC, MOVIE, and PHOTO

folders are created on the hard disk of the unit, and the UNICODEF.FON font ﬁle is created. Since the UNICODEF.FON ﬁle is required for the proper

operation of the unit, make sure that this ﬁle is not deleted.

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Note that the ﬁles on the disk will not be recovered after the format operation.

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Before Installing the Software

Installing the Codec

For the proper operation of the video playback function, converting ﬁle formats using the supplied Transcoder is recommended. Files using formats not supported by this product will not play unless they are converted using the Transcoder. You may experience unstable video playback even when playing ﬁles of a supported format. In this case, it is recommended converting the ﬁle using the supplied Transcoder.

Supported Video Speciﬁcations

Item

File Formats

Audio Formats

Video Formats

Video Bit Rate

Audio

Resolution

Video Frame Rate

Speciﬁcations

AVI, MPG, MPEG

MPEG 1/2/2.5, Layer 3

MPEG-1, MPEG-2, Divx 3.1/4.xx/5.xx, Xvid, ISO MPEG-4 SP

Up to 4Mbps

8Kbps ~ 192Kbps

Equal to or less than 720 X 480 pixels

Equal to or less than 30 fps

The following ﬁles will not be played without conversion.

● Video ﬁles encoded by a video codec other than MPEG-1, MPEG-2, Divx 3.11, 4.0, 5.x, Xvid, and ISO MPEG-4 SP. (WMV, etc...)

● Video ﬁles encoded by an audio codec other than MPEG 1/2/2.5, Layer 3. (AC3, DTS, etc...)

● Video ﬁles that exceed the supported bit rate, resolution, or frame rate.

● The supplied Transcoder does not support the WMV and DTS formats.

Before Installation....

About the PMP Media Converter

he conversion software converts various video ﬁles to the Divx-AVI type video format. In addition, you can change the screen resolution and the image quality during the conversion process.

Required Programs

The Transcoder will only work properly when the following programs have been properly installed.

- MS DirectX 9.0b or later (Required)

- MS Windows Media Player 9

- DivX 5.1.1 codec or later

Notice

When the integrated codec is improperly installed, the program may malfunction. If the conversion is not performed properly or the program does not respond, remove the integrated codec and re-install the DivX codec and WMP9. Some corrupted ﬁles may not be converted. Files whose video or audio codec information is not properly displayed in the list window may not be converted.

To use the Transcoder, the following DivX codec, MP3 codec, and AC3 codec program must be properly installed. Install the programs according to the instructions using the supplied CD-ROM.

To Install the DivX Codec

● Insert the supplied Installation CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.

● Open the Installation CD and double-click the Codecs folder.

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You may select “Include the FREE Google Toolbar”. Alternatively, select “Do not install the Google Toolbar”. Click “Install”.

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When you complete the installation, restart the computer.

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Double-click the from among the 3 setup ﬁles within the Codecs folder.

Select the language option to install.

Follow the instructions in the windows.

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Installing the Codec

Installing the DirectX9

To Install the AC3 Codec

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To Install the MP3 Codec

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To Install DirectX9

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To Check the Installed Codecs

Double-click the from among the 3 setup ﬁles within the Codecs folder.

Select [Yes] to complete the installation.

When you complete the installation, restart the computer.

Double-click the from among the 3 setup ﬁles within the Codecs folder.

Select [Yes] to complete the installation.

When you complete the installation, restart the computer.

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Even if you lose the supplied CD, you can download the required 3 codecs from the following sites. DivX 5 or higher: http://www.divx.com/download AC3 codec: http://fcchandler.home.comcast.net/ MP3 codec: http://lame.sourceforge.net/

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The version and installation procedures of the software may change without prior notice on the

sites. Check the versions and installation procedures on the corresponding sites prior to installation.

Double-click dxsetup.exe to launch it.

Follow the instructions in the windows to complete the

installation.

When you complete the installation, restart the computer.

Select Device Manager and double-click on Audio Codecs.

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Windows 98/ME:

Control Panel → System → Device Manager

● Windows 2000 (Professional): Control Panel → System → Hardware → Device Manager

● Windows XP (Professional): Control Panel → System → Hardware → Device Manager

Select the Properties tab and check that the codecs

are properly installed.

● Insert the supplied Installation CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.

● Open the Installation CD and double-click the DirectX9 folder.

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Installing the Transcoder

Using the Transcoder

To install the software

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Before connecting the computer and the PMP, install the USB driver.

if the ‘Add New Hardware Wizard’appears, click the

[Cancel] button and install the USB driver.

Requirements

The software requires the following computer system requirements.

● Pentium 3 500MHz or faster ● Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP

● 50MB of free hard disk drive space ● USB (2.0) Support

● CD-ROM Drive (2x or faster)

● 128MB of memory or larger (256MB or larger is recommended)

● DirectX 9.0 or later and a Graphic Cards with at least 8MB of video memory (64MB or larger of video memory is recommended)

● When the software installation is complete, connect the unit to the computer and use it according to the ﬁgure on the following page.

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To Convert to a File

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You can change the ﬁle to be created and the location to save the ﬁle to.

Video Bit Rates: Although a Lower Bit Rate degrades the screen quality, it offers a smaller ﬁle size using a higher compression rate. Alternatively, a High Bit Rate provides a higher screen quality with a larger ﬁle size. Normal is recommended for general use. Video Size: Determines the screen quality of the converted ﬁle. Example) Converting a 320X240 video ﬁle (low resolution) to a 640X480 ﬁle (high resolution) degrades the screen quality when playing the ﬁle.

4:3 Ratio: This option keeps the horizontal and vertical ratio of the screen at 4:3. Transcod Audio Only: This option converts the audio format of the video ﬁle. That is, this option converts the

AC3 format to the MP3 format. If you select the Audio option and convert a ﬁle, only audio data is converted.

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The location of the original ﬁle.

Original File Information

Target File Information

Insert the Installation CD into the CD-ROM drive.

The following ﬁgure will appear. Double-click [Setup.exe].

Follow the instructions on each of the screens

and complete the installation.

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Double-click the Maxian Transcoder icon on the Desktop.

Click the [Source] button.

Select a video ﬁle to convert and click the

[Open] button.

Conﬁgure the options and click the [Start] button.

While the conversion is in process, a dialog box

appears.

To cancel the operation, click

[Abort].

● You can view the information of the ﬁle to be

converted in the right pane.

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Playing a File

To Play a File (Turning the Power on)

Press and hold the MENU button on the main body when it is turned off. The main menu screen will appear.

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Select a menu using the

on the unit or the remote control and press the button to

enter the menu.

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Select the ﬁle to play using the + / – buttons on the unit and press the button to play the ﬁle.

: Moves to the high-level folder or cancels a folder.

: Move to a sub folder, Enters the folder

+ / –

: Moves the folder or file in a directory.

To Stop Playing (Turning the Power off)

Press and hold the MENU button on the main body to turn the unit off.

● Pressing the

buttons on the unit or the remote control during playback pauses play. It also darkens the LCD screen if there are no additional keystrokes for longer than the conﬁgured time period. And if there are no keystrokes for 1 minute, the unit automatically turns off. To exit the conﬁgured mode, press the

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button. The previous menu appears.

To Adjust the Volume

You can adjust the volume by using the + / – buttons on the unit or the remote control during playback.

● You can select a volume level between 00 and 99.

● Pressing once brieﬂy, adjusts a single volume level. Press and hold the button to accelerate the volume adjustment speed.

Hold Function

If you set the Hold function, pressing buttons during playback will not work.

● To set the function, slide the

HOLD switch on the unit or the remote control in the direction of the arrow.

● Even if the Hold function of the unit is selected, the buttons on the remote control will work.

● Even if the Hold function of the remote control is selected, the buttons on the unit will function.

● When the Hold function is selected, is displayed on the Operating Display.

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MOVIE ►

1. [KBS] Sesatv-1.avi

2. [KBS] Sesatv-2.avi

3. [KBS] Sesatv-3.avi

4. [MBC] Lovemovie-1.avi

5. [MBC] Lovemovie-2.avi

6. [MBC] Documentery1.avi

7. [MBC] Documentery2.avi

8. [MBC] Documentery3.avi

[MBC] Documentery1.avi

0:00:20

4:20:30

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MOVIE ►

1. [KBS] Sesatv-1.avi

2. [KBS] Sesatv-2.avi

3. [KBS] Sesatv-3.avi

4. [MBC] Lovemovie-1.avi

5. [MBC] Lovemovie-2.avi

6. [MBC] Documentery1.avi

7. [MBC] Documentery2.avi

8. [MBC] Documentery3.avi

[MBC] Documentery1.avi

0:00:20

4:20:30

MOVIE ►

1. [KBS] Sesatv-1.avi

2. [KBS] Sesatv-2.avi

3. [KBS] Sesatv-3.avi

4. [MBC] Lovemovie-1.avi

5. [MBC] Lovemovie-2.avi

6. [MBC] Documentery1.avi

7. [MBC] Documentery2.avi

8. [MBC] Documentery3.avi

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Recording Voice

Recording Music

Since pressing the RECORD  button during MUSIC/VIDEO/RADIO/PHOTO playback does not start recording, press the  button to move to the previous menu and to the main menu.

Press the RECORD  button on the left side of the unit.

Select VOICE Recording using the + / – buttons and press the button to start voice recording.

● Press the button to pause recording.

Press the

button once again to resume recording.

To stop recording, press the  button while recording voice.

● This returns to the previous menu and saves the recorded voice as a ﬁle.

☞

Note

●

After recording, the recorded ﬁles are automatically saved in the VOICE folder within the RECORD folder of the MUSIC menu. If the VOICE folder does not exist, the VOICE folder is automatically created.

●

The recorded ﬁles are saved as VOICE000, VOICE001... in this order.

●

You can create up to 1000 ﬁles (000 ~ 999).

●

While recording, you cannot change the volume.

●

While recording, face the microphone towards the audio source.

●

When the memory is full, voice recording is automatically stopped.

●

For procedures to conﬁgure the sound quality of voice, refer to page 51.

Connect the Line Out jack of the external audio equipment and the AV IN jack of

the unit with the Line In cable.

Press the RECORD  button on the left side of the unit.

Select AUDIO Recording using the + / – buttons and press the button to start music recording.

● Press the button to pause recording.

Press the

button once again to resume recording.

To stop recording, press the



button while recording voice.

● This returns to the previous menu and saves the recorded voice as a ﬁle.

☞

Note

●

After recording, the recorded ﬁles are automatically saved in the AUDIO folder within the RECORD folder of the MUSIC menu. If the AUDIO folder does not exist, the AUDIO folder is automatically created.

●

The recorded music is saved as an MP3 ﬁle in the sequence of AUDIO000, AUDIO001, and so on.

●

You can create up to 1000 ﬁles (000 ~ 999).

●

While recording, the volume cannot be changed.

●

When the memory is full, recording is automatically stopped.

●

For procedures to conﬁgure the sound quality of audio, refer to page 51.

☞

Notice

●

When the remaining battery charge is too low, recording is not possible.

●

Adjust the volume of the external audio equipment to an appropriate level before

recording music. If the volume is too high or low, the sound quality of the recorded music may not be good.

●

 

44.1KHz 128kbps

FILENAME : VOICE000.MP3

0:00:20

VOICE

RECORD

REC

44.1KHz 128kbps

FILENAME : VOICE000.MP3

VOICE

RECORD

Press PLAY to Start



44.1KHz 128kbps

FILENAME : AUDIO000.MP3

AUDIO

RECORD

Press PLAY to Start

44.1KHz 128kbps

FILENAME : AUDIO000.MP3

0:00:20

AUDIO

RECORD

REC



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Encoding a Video

Searching

Since pressing the RECORD  button during MUSIC/VIDEO/RADIO/PHOTO playback does not start recording, press the  button to move to the previous menu and to the main menu.

To Search for a Part during Playback

(VIDEO/MUSIC/VOICE)

● To search for a part, press and hold the

buttons during playback.

● If you stop pressing the button, the ﬁle is played in normal speed.

● Pressing the

button brieﬂy during video playback, starts a high speed search.

At the desired point, press the

or buttons to play the ﬁle from that point.

● To skip the current ﬁle and play the next ﬁle, press the

button once, brieﬂy.

● If you brieﬂy press the

button within 5 seconds of playback starting, the previous ﬁle is played.

● If you brieﬂy press the button, the current ﬁle is played from the beginning.

Connect the out ports (3 RCA ports) of external video

equipment and the AV IN jack of the unit with the AV cable. (Yellow: Video, White: Audio (Left), Red: Audio (Right))

Press the RECORD  button on the left side of the unit.

Select VIDEO Recording using the + / – buttons and press the button to start video recording.

● Press the button to pause recording.

Press the

button once again to resume recording.

To stop recording, press the  button while recording voice.

● This returns to the previous menu and saves the recorded voice as a ﬁle.

☞

Note

●

After recording, the recorded ﬁles are automatically saved in the VIDEO folder within the RECORD folder of the MOVIE menu. If the VIDEO folder does not exist, the VIDEO folder is automatically created.

●

The recorded video is saved as an AVI ﬁle in the sequence of VIDEO000, VIDEO001, and so on.

●

You can create up to 1000 ﬁles (000 ~ 999).

●

While recording, the volume cannot be changed.

●

When the memory is full, recording is automatically stopped.

●

For procedures to conﬁgure the visual quality of video, refer to page 51.

☞

Notice

●

When the remaining battery charge is too low, recording is not possible.

It is recommended connecting the unit to the adapter when recording video.

●

Adjust the volume of the external video equipment to an appropriate level before recording video.

If the volume is too high or low, the sound quality of the recorded video may not be good.

To Search for a File during Playback

(MUSIC/VOICE)

☞

Note

● VBR (Variable Bit Rate) ﬁle: A ﬁle that has a dynamically changing compression rate according to the tune of the ﬁle.

● If the current ﬁle is a VBR ﬁle, pressing the

button within 5 seconds of playback starting may not

play the previous ﬁle.

● MP2 or MP1 format ﬁles may not be played even if they have the MP3 extension.

● Video ﬁles with the AC3 or DTS audio format will not be played.

Yellow

Red

White



0 :00:20 REC VIDEO000.AVI HIGH

Press PLAY to Start

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Conﬁguring Repetition

(MUSIC / VOICE)

Viewing File Information

(VIDEO / MUSIC / VOICE / PHOTO / FILES)

You can only conﬁgure this in the MUSIC menu.

You can only conﬁgure this in the VIDEO/MUSIC/PHOTO/FILES menu.

From the point where repetition is started, press the A ► B button while playing the ﬁle.

●

is displayed on the Operating Display.

At the point where repetition is stopped, press the A ► B button again.

●

A – B

is displayed on the Operating Display.

● The conﬁgured section is repeated continuously.

☞

Note

● To cancel the conﬁgured repetition, press the A ► B button on the unit once again brieﬂy.

● You cannot conﬁgure repetition for the last 10 second section of a music / voice ﬁle.

Select a menu from the main menu using the

buttons and press the button.

● The ﬁle list of the selected menu will be displayed.

Select a ﬁle to view information for using the + / – buttons.

Press the MENU button.

● The sub-menu will be displayed.

Select Information using the + / – buttons and press the button.

● The information will be displayed for about 3 seconds.

☞

Note

●

You can ﬁle information during a video / music / voice / photo ﬁle playback, by pressing

the MENU button, selecting Infor mation and then pressing the

button.

●

You can view the information of the saved ﬁles by selecting HDD from the FILES menu.

● You can view information such as the Playing Time, File Size, Video Size, Video Bit Rate, Audio Format and Audio Bit Rate in the video information.

● You can view information such as the Playing Time, File Size, Title, Artist, Album and Year in the music information.

● You can view information such as the Photo Dimensions and the File Size for a photo ﬁle.

● You can also view the recorded (music / voice / video) ﬁle information.

001. Lovesong.mp3 - Park.HB

0:00:15

3:20:30

128Kbps 44.1KHz Rock Shufﬂe A

MUSIC ►

001. Lovesong.mp3 - Park.HB

0:00:30

3:20:15

128Kbps 44.1KHz Rock Shufﬂe A-B

MUSIC ►



MOVIE ►

1. [KBS] Sesatv-1.avi

2. [KBS] Sesatv-2.avi

3. [KBS] Sesatv-3.avi

4. [MBC] Lovemovie-1.avi

5. [MBC] Lovemovie-2.avi

6. [MBC] Documentery1.avi

7. [MBC] Documentery2.avi

8. [MBC] Documentery3.avi

Information Sort

► Repeat Delete

MOVIE ►

1. [KBS] Sesatv-1.avi

2. [KBS] Sesatv-2.avi

3. [KBS] Sesatv-3.avi

4. [MBC] Lovemovie-1.avi

5. [MBC] Lovemovie-2.avi

6. [MBC] Documentery1.avi

7. [MBC] Documentery2.avi

8. [MBC] Documentery3.avi

Sesatv-3.avi ► Information

Play time ► 0:03:32 File size ► 37.36 MB Video size ► [DIVX] 720X400 Video bitrate ►1.2Mbps Audio format ►MP3 48.0KHz Audio bitrate ► 160Kbps

Video Mode

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Sorting Files

(VIDEO / MUSIC / VOICE / PHOTO)

Conﬁguring the Playlist

(MUSIC)

To Add to the Playlist

You can only conﬁgure this from the MUSIC menu.

You can sort ﬁles in the VIDEO/MUSIC/PHOTO menu. You can sort the ﬁle list by the name or the date registered.

Select a menu from the main menu using the

buttons and then press the button.

● The ﬁle list of the selected menu will be displayed.

Select a ﬁle using the + / – buttons.

Press the MENU button.

● The sub-menu will be displayed.

Select Sort using the + / – buttons and then press the button.

● The sub-menu of the Sort menu will be displayed.

Select Sort by Name using the + / – buttons and then press the button.

● The ﬁles are sorted on the basis of the ﬁle name.

Files whose names begin with A~Z appear ﬁrst followed by ﬁles beginning with 0~9.

● To cancel the sort operation, select

Unsort

Select MUSIC from the main menu using the

buttons and then press the button.

● The MUSIC ﬁle list will be displayed.

Select a ﬁle using the + / – buttons.

Press the MENU button.

● The sub-menu will be displayed.

Select the Add to Playlist using the + / – buttons and then press the button.

When registration is complete, the “Added in playlist” message will be displayed.

● The ﬁle is added to the Playlist.

☞

Note

●

You can add the current music ﬁle to the playlist while playing the ﬁle by pr essing the MENU button, selecting Add to Playlist using the + / – buttons and then pr essing the

button.

● Since the ﬁle added to the Playlist is a copy of the original ﬁle, the original ﬁle remains in its original location.

● You can also register recorded (music / voice) ﬁles to the playlist according to the procedures above.



MOVIE ►

1. [KBS] Sesatv-1.avi

2. [KBS] Sesatv-2.avi

3. [KBS] Sesatv-3.avi

4. [MBC] Lovemovie-1.avi

5. [MBC] Lovemovie-2.avi

6. [MBC] Documentery1.avi

7. [MBC] Documentery2.avi

8. [MBC] Documentery3.avi

Information Sort

► Repeat Delete

MOVIE ►

1. [KBS] Sesatv-1.avi

2. [KBS] Sesatv-2.avi

3. [KBS] Sesatv-3.avi

4. [MBC] Lovemovie-1.avi

5. [MBC] Lovemovie-2.avi

6. [MBC] Documentery1.avi

7. [MBC] Documentery2.avi

8. [MBC] Documentery3.avi

Unsort Sort by Name

Video Mode



MUSIC ►

Playlist RECORD

1. Loving Day. mp3

2. Title song. mp3

3. My heart. mp3

4. Spring. mp3

5. Trumpet. mp3

6. Goodbye. mp3

Information Sort ► Add to Playlist Repeat ► Shufﬂe ► Equalizer ► Delete

MUSIC ►

Playlist RECORD

1. Loving Day. mp3

2. Title song. mp3

3. My heart. mp3

4. Spring. mp3

5. Trumpet. mp3

6. Goodbye. mp3

Added in playlist

☞

Note

● You can also sort the ﬁles in the ﬁle list within the folder of the video / music / voice / photo menu.

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To Delete a File from the Playlist

The Playlist provides the following functions.

● Select a ﬁle from the Playlist and then press the MENU button.

The sub-menu will be displayed.

● Select Delete from the Playlist using the + / – buttons and then press the

button.

The selected Playlist is deleted.

Using the Playlist

(MUSIC / VOICE)

Using the Playlist

(MUSIC / VOICE)

To Play the Playlist

Select the Playlist using the + / – buttons and then press the button.

● The conﬁgured Playlist will be displayed.

Select a ﬁle to play using the + / – buttons and then press the button.

● The selected ﬁle is played.

Pressing the  button to stop playing the ﬁle and display the ﬁle list of the previous menu.

: Moves to the high-level folder or cancels a folder.

: Move to a sub folder, Enters the folder

+ / –

: Moves the folder or file in a directory.

: Plays the Playlist

● You can move another folder according to the above procedures.

☞

Note

● When you enter a folder (RECORD or user-created folder) including recorded ﬁles in the MUSIC menu, the Playlist is displayed. You can play the Playlist immediately.

To Delete All Files in the Playlist

● Select the ﬁles from the Playlist and then press the MENU button.

The sub-menu will be displayed.

● Select Clear Playlist using the + / – buttons and then press the

button.

All saved Playlists are deleted.

To View File Information from the Playlist

● Select the ﬁles from the Playlist and then press the MENU button.

The sub-menu will be displayed.

● Select File information using the + / – buttons and then press the

button.

● The Playing Time, File Size, Title, Artist, Album and Year information are displayed for about 3 seconds.



PlayList files

1. Loving Day. mp3

2. Title song. mp3

3. My heart. mp3

MUSIC ►

Playlist RECORD

1. Loving Day. mp3

2. Title song. mp3

3. My heart. mp3

4. Spring. mp3

5. Trumpet. mp3

6. Goodbye. mp3

PlayList files

1. Loving Day. mp3

2. Title song. mp3

3. My heart. mp3

Delete from Playlist Clear Playlist File information

PlayList files

1. Loving Day. mp3

2. Title song. mp3

3. My heart. mp3

Delete from Playlist Clear Playlist File information

PlayList files

1. Loving Day. mp3

2. Title song. mp3

3. My heart. mp3

Delete from Playlist Clear Playlist File information

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Conﬁguring Play Mode

(VIDEO / MUSIC / VOICE)

Conﬁguring Repeat in the MUSIC Menu

Select a ﬁle using the + / – buttons and then press the MENU button.

● The sub menu will be displayed.

Select Repeat using the + / – buttons and then press the button.

●

When ﬁles within the folder are selected by All

: All ﬁles within the folder are played repeatedly. The Repeat operation is not applied to the ﬁles in the subfolders included in the folder.

●

When you have selected all ﬁles in the ﬁle list of the MUSIC menu:

Only ﬁles are played repeatedly.

●

: Only the selected ﬁle is played repeatedly.

● Select Repeat off to cancel the repetition conﬁgured by selecting All or 1.

☞

Note

● You can conﬁgure Repeat during music/voice ﬁle playback by pressing the MENU button and then selecting Repeat using the + /

–

button.

Select MUSIC from the main menu using the

buttons and then press the button.

● The MUSIC ﬁle list will be displayed.

MUSIC ►

Playlist RECORD

1. Loving Day. mp3

2. Title song. mp3

3. My heart. mp3

4. Spring. mp3

5. Trumpet. mp3

6. Goodbye. mp3

Information Sort ► Add to Playlist Repeat ► Shufﬂe ► Equalizer ► Delete

001. Lovesong.mp3 - Park.HB

0:00:30

3:20:15

128Kbps 44.1KHz

Rock Shufﬂe

MUSIC ►

Information Repeat ► Shufﬂe ► Equalizer ► Add to Playlist Delete



MUSIC ►

Playlist RECORD

1. Loving Day. mp3

2. Title song. mp3

3. My heart. mp3

4. Spring. mp3

5. Trumpet. mp3

6. Goodbye. mp3

Repeat Off All 1

Conﬁguring Repeat in the VIDEO Menu

Select a ﬁle using the + / – buttons and then press the MENU button.

● The sub menu will be displayed.

Select Repeat using the + / – buttons and then press the button.

● The

Repeat ON

message will be displayed.

● To cancel, select Repeat again, and press the

button.

The

Repeat OFF

message will appear and Repeat is canceled.

☞

Note

●

You can conﬁgure Repeat during video ﬁle playback by pressing the MENU button and then selecting Repeat using the + / – buttons.

● When Repeat ON is conﬁgured, the video ﬁle is played repeatedly. To play another ﬁle, stop the current video ﬁle and then play another ﬁle.

Select VIDEO from the main menu using the

buttons and then press the button.

● The VIDEO ﬁle list will be displayed.



MOVIE ►

1. [KBS] Sesatv-1.avi

2. [KBS] Sesatv-2.avi

3. [KBS] Sesatv-3.avi

4. [MBC] Lovemovie-1.avi

5. [MBC] Lovemovie-2.avi

6. [MBC] Documentery1.avi

7. [MBC] Documentery2.avi

8. [MBC] Documentery3.avi

Information Sort

► Repeat Delete

MOVIE ►

1. [KBS] Sesatv-1.avi

2. [KBS] Sesatv-2.avi

3. [KBS] Sesatv-3.avi

4. [MBC] Lovemovie-1.avi

5. [MBC] Lovemovie-2.avi

6. [MBC] Documentery1.avi

7. [MBC] Documentery2.avi

8. [MBC] Documentery3.avi

Repeat ON

Information Repeat Delete

When Repeat is conﬁgured in the menu,

When Repeat is conﬁgured during playback,

When Repeat is conﬁgured in the menu,

When Repeat is conﬁgured during playback,

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Conﬁguring Play Mode

(MUSIC / VOICE)

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Shufﬂe Play

Select a ﬁle using the + / – buttons and then press the MENU button.

● The sub menu will be displayed.

Select Shufﬂe using the + / – buttons and then press the button.

Select MUSIC from the main menu using the

buttons and then press the button.

● The MUSIC ﬁle list will be displayed.

Select Shufﬂe On using the + / – buttons and then press the button.

● To cancel, select

Shufﬂe Off

MUSIC ►

Playlist RECORD

1. Loving Day. mp3

2. Title song. mp3

3. My heart. mp3

4. Spring. mp3

5. Trumpet. mp3

6. Goodbye. mp3

Information Sort ► Add to Playlist Repeat ► Shufﬂe ► Equalizer ► Delete

001. Lovesong.mp3 - Park.HB

0:00:30

3:20:15

128Kbps 44.1KHz

Rock Shufﬂe

MUSIC ►

Information Repeat ► Shufﬂe ► Equalizer ► Add to Playlist Delete

Shufﬂe On Shufﬂe Off



MUSIC ►

Playlist RECORD

1. Loving Day. mp3

2. Title song. mp3

3. My heart. mp3

4. Spring. mp3

5. Trumpet. mp3

6. Goodbye. mp3

Shufﬂe On Shufﬂe Off

☞

Note

●

You can conﬁgure Shufﬂe during music/voice ﬁle playback by pressing the MENU button and then selecting Shufﬂe using the + / – buttons.

● If you select Shufﬂe On within a folder, only the ﬁles within the folder will be played in random order. The Shufﬂe operation is not applied to the subfolder ﬁles included in the folder.

● If you select Shufﬂe On for the ﬁles saved in the MUSIC menu, only the ﬁles within the MUSIC menu will be played in random order.

Conﬁguring EQ

Select a ﬁle using the + / – buttons and then press the MENU button.

● The sub menu will be displayed.

Select Equalizer using the + / – buttons and then press the button.

Select MUSIC from the main menu using the

buttons and then press the button.

● The MUSIC ﬁle list will be displayed.

Select EQ using the + / – buttons and then press the button.

● You can select a sound effect.

☞

Note

●

You can conﬁgure the Equalizer during music/voice ﬁle playback by pressing the MENU button and then selecting Equalizer using the + / – buttons.

You can conﬁgure the EQ to select various sound effects.

MUSIC ►

Playlist RECORD

1. Loving Day. mp3

2. Title song. mp3

3. My heart. mp3

4. Spring. mp3

5. Trumpet. mp3

6. Goodbye. mp3

Information Sort ► Add to Playlist Repeat ► Shufﬂe ► Equalizer ► Delete

001. Lovesong.mp3 - Park.HB

0:00:30

3:20:15

128Kbps 44.1KHz

Rock Shufﬂe

MUSIC ►

Information Repeat ► Shufﬂe ► Equalizer ► Add to Playlist Delete



MUSIC ►

Playlist RECORD

1. Loving Day. mp3

2. Title song. mp3

3. My heart. mp3

4. Spring. mp3

5. Trumpet. mp3

6. Goodbye. mp3

Normal Jazz Rock Classic Ultrabass Pop

When Equalizer is conﬁgured in the menu,

When Equalizer is conﬁgured during playback,

When Shufﬂe is conﬁgured in the menu,

When Shufﬂe is conﬁgured during playback,

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If you set a Bookmark, the ﬁle is played from the point when you play the ﬁle.

Conﬁguring Play Mode

(VIDEO / MUSIC / VOICE)

Managing Files

You can easily copy ﬁles saved on most USB devices (digital cameras, MP3 players, etc.) that support UMS (USB Mass Storage) using a USB host cable.

Conﬁguring the Bookmarks While Playing a File

To cancel a Bookmark, play the Bookmarked ﬁle from the ﬁle list.

Press the RECORD  button while playing a video, music or voice ﬁle.

● The

Bookmark SET

message will be displayed on the screen.

● The Bookmarked ﬁles are marked by the



icon in the ﬁle list.

☞

Note

● You can set a Bookmark of up to 10 video ﬁles and 20 music ﬁles.

Connect the USB 1.1 cable to the port

at the bottom of the unit and connect the external USB item with the USB 2.0 cable.

Select FILES from the main menu by using the

buttons and press the button.

Select USB using the + / – buttons and then press the button.

● The

Initializing USB Host

message appears and you can view the folders or ﬁles of

the USB device connected with the PMP.

Select a ﬁle or folder using the + / – buttons and press the MENU button.

Select Copy to HDD using the + / – buttons and press the button.

The selected ﬁle or folder is copied to the HDD.

●

The ﬁle copying progress is displayed on the screen and the ﬁle or folder is copied onto the HDD.

● A backup folder is automatically created on the HDD and the selected ﬁle or folder is copied to the

BACKUP

folder.

☞

Note

● To play the backup ﬁles copied through the USB host, move the ﬁles to a playback folder. For the usage procedures, refer to the Copying a File and Moving a File sections.

● This product supports a ﬁle name or directory name up to 102 characters and a directory depth of up to 10.

To cancel Backup the ﬁles, press the  button, select Yes by pressing the

button

and then press the button.

● To resume the operation, select No. The Backup will resume.



[MBC] Documentery1.avi

0:00:20

4:20:30

Bookmark SET

MOVIE ►

1. [KBS] Sesatv-1.avi

2. [KBS] Sesatv-2.avi

3. [KBS] Sesatv-3.avi

4. [MBC] Lovemovie-1.avi

5. [MBC] Lovemovie-2.avi

6. [MBC] Documentery1.avi

7. [MBC] Documentery2.avi

8. [MBC] Documentery3.avi

Video Mode



Initializing USB Host

RADIO AUDIO VOICE

ROOT ►

RADIO AUDIO VO

ROOT ►

RADIO AUDIO VOICE

Cancel ?

Yes or No

ROOT ►



Copy to HDD Delete

Using the USB Host Function

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Managing Files

파일관리하기

( 비디오 / 음악/ 음성/ 포토)

43 43

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Moving a File

Select FILES from the main menu using the

buttons and press the button.

Select a HDD using the + / – buttons and press the button.

● The data saved on the hard disk will be displayed.

Select a ﬁle or folder using the + / – buttons and press the MENU button.

Select Move using the + / – buttons and press the button.

The color of the selected ﬁle or folder turns red.

● The red color represents the selected target ﬁle or folder.

Move to the folder to copy the ﬁles to and press the MENU button.

The selected ﬁles are copied to the selected folder.

☞

Note

● In FILES, you can only view saved ﬁles and the hard disk drive but you cannot play the ﬁles.

● To play backup ﬁles copied through the USB host, ﬁrst move the ﬁles to a playback folder.

● If a ﬁle is not moved to a playback folder, you cannot play the ﬁle even though you can view the ﬁle in the ﬁle list.

● Since the ﬁle move operation moves the original ﬁles to the speciﬁed destination, the original ﬁles do not remain in their original location.

● This product supports a ﬁle name or directory name up to 102 characters and a directory depth of up to 10.

ROOT ►

PHOTO MOVIE MUSIC

1.UNICODEF.FON

2. Title song.mp3

Information Move Copy to UMS Delete



Copying a File to an External USB Device

Connect the USB 1.1 cable to the port at the bottom of the unit and connect the

external USB item with the USB 2.0 cable. (For procedures to connect, refer to page 41.)

Select FILES from the main menu using the

buttons and press the button.

Select a HDD using the + / – buttons and press the button.

● The data saved on the hard disk will be displayed.

Select a ﬁle or folder using the + / – buttons and press the MENU button.

Select a Copy to UMS using the + / – buttons and press the button.

● The ﬁle copying progress is displayed on the screen and the ﬁle or folder is copied to the external

USB device.

● A folder named BACKUP is automatically created on the hard disk or ﬂash memory of the external USB device and the selected ﬁle is copied to the created folder.

To cancel Backup the ﬁles, press the  button, select Yes by pressing the

button

and then press the button.

● To resume the operation, select No. The Backup will resume.

ROOT ►

PHOTO MOVIE MUSIC

1.UNICODEF.FON

2. Title song.mp3

Information Move Copy to UMS Delete



ROOT ►

PHOTO MOVIE MUSIC

1.UNICODEF.FON

2. Title song.mp3

ROOT ►

PHOTO MOVIE MUSIC

1.UNICODEF.FON

2. Title song.mp3

Cancel ?

Yes or No

☞

Note

● In FILES, you can only view saved ﬁles and the hard disk drive but you cannot play the ﬁles.

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Managing Files

(VIDEO / MUSIC / PHOTO / FILES)

Deleting a File

Select a ﬁle or folder to delete using the + / – buttons.

Press the MENU button.

● The sub-menu will be displayed.

Select Delete using the + / – buttons and press the button.

Select Yes using the

buttons and press the button.

● To not delete a ﬁle, select

Select a menu from the main menu using the

buttons and then press the button.

● The ﬁle list of the selected menu will be displayed.

●

If you have selected FILES, select HDD using the + / – buttons and

press the button.

☞

Note

●

You can delete a file during video / music / voice / photo file playback by pressing the MENU button and then selecting Delete using the + / – buttons.

● You cannot restore a deleted ﬁle.

Conﬁguring a Photo File

Conﬁguring SlideShow

You can view a number of photo ﬁles using SlideShow.

Select ﬁles using the + / – buttons and press the MENU button.

● The sub-menu will be displayed.

Select SlideShow using the + / – buttons and press the button.

● The selected ﬁles are displayed through SlideShow.

● To cancel the SlideShow, press the



button.

☞

Note

●

Even during photo file playback, you can activate SlideShow by pressing the

MENU button.

● If you press the A ► B repetition button during ﬁle playback, the

Slide show ON

message appears and

SlideShow is activated. If you press the A ► B repetition button once again, the

Slide show OFF

message

appears and SlideShow is canceled.

You can only conﬁgure this from the VIDEO, MUSIC, PHOTO, FILES menu.

ROOT ►

PHOTO MOVIE MUSIC

1.UNICODEF.FON

2. Maxian All .mp3

Delete?

Title song.mp3 Directory

Yes No



ROOT ►

PHOTO MOVIE MUSIC

1.UNICODEF.FON

2. Title song.mp3

Information Move Copy to UMS Delete

FILES Mode

☞

Notice

●

Do not delete UNICODEF.FON because it is used by the system.

Select PHOTO from the main menu using the

buttons and press the button.

● The ﬁle list of the PHOTO menu will be displayed.

PHOTO►

1. Flower-1. jpg

2. Flower-2. jpg

3. Fall. jpg

4. Lake. jpg

5. Good!. jpg

Information Sort ► SlideShow Show Interval

►

Delete

Information SlideShow Show Interval

► Delete Rotate Left Rotate Right Zoom

When SlideShow is conﬁgured in the menu,

When SlideShow is conﬁgured during playback,

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Conﬁguring a Photo File

ORTABLE MEDIA PLAYER

Conﬁguring the SlideShow interval

Select PHOTO from the main menu using the

buttons and press the button.

● The ﬁle list of the PHOTO menu will be displayed.

Select ﬁles using the + / – buttons and press the button.

● The ﬁle will be played.

Select the MENU button and select Rotate Left or Rotate

Right by using the + / – buttons.

Pressing the button after selecting a rotation direction changes the rotation direction.

● Press the button once again to select the original direction.

☞

Note

● Whenever you press the RECORD



button, the ﬁle is rotated by 90°.

Zooming-in on a Photo File while Playing the File

Select PHOTO from the main menu using the

buttons and press the button.

● The ﬁle list of the PHOTO menu will be displayed.

Select a ﬁle to zoom-in on using the + / – buttons and press the button.

● The ﬁle will be played.

Press the MENU button and select a zoom level using the + / – buttons.

● Alternatively, you can directly switch to Zoom mode by pressing the button.

Whenever you press the button, the zoom-in level is conﬁgured to X4, X2 and X1

respectively.

● You can view a part of the zoomed-in photo ﬁle sing the

+ / –

buttons.

● To exit Zoom mode, press the



button.



Select ﬁles using the + / – buttons and press the MENU button.

● The sub-menu will be displayed.

Select Show Interval using the + / – buttons and press the button.

Select PHOTO from the main menu using the

buttons and press the button.

● The ﬁle list of the PHOTO menu will be displayed.

Conﬁgure the Time Setting using the + / - buttons and then press the button.

● Hereafter, during the SlideShow, slides are displayed at the conﬁgured interval.

PHOTO►

1. Flower-1. jpg

2. Flower-2. jpg

3. Fall. jpg

4. Lake. jpg

5. Good!. jpg

Information Sort ► SlideShow Show Interval

►

Delete

Information SlideShow Show Interval

► Delete Rotate Left Rotate Right Zoom



PHOTO►

1. Flower-1. jpg

2. Flower-2. jpg

3. Fall. jpg

4. Lake. jpg

5. Good!. jpg

2 sec 5 sec 10 sec

When the Show Interval is conﬁgured in the menu,

When the Show Interval is conﬁgured during playback,

Rotating a Photo File While Playing the File

Information SlideShow Show Interval

► Delete Rotate Left Rotate Right Zoom

Information SlideShow Show Interval

► Delete Rotate Left Rotate Right Zoom



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Listening to FM Radio

ORTABLE MEDIA PLAYER

Select RADIO from the main menu using the

buttons and press the button.

The unit will be in Radio mode.

Since the earphones act as the antenna, connect the earphones before using.

To Manually Find a Channel

Press the

button brieﬂy in Preset OFF status to manually ﬁnd the frequency of a channel. Pressing the button for the Radio turns Preset Mode on or off as well as turning the green light of the Preset icon on or off on the screen.

To Find a Channel Automatically

Press and hold the

buttons for a while to search for a channel automatically.

To Save a Channel Manually

Find a channel using the

buttons and press the MENU button.

● The menu screen will be displayed.

Select Add to preset using the + / – buttons and press the button.

Select a preset number to save the channel using the buttons and

press the button.

● The channel is saved to the preset number.

☞

Note

● Even of there is a channel saved as a preset number, you can overwrite another channel for that preset number.

Saving a Channel Automatically

Press the MENU button.

● The menu screen will be displayed.

Select Auto-Scan using the + / – buttons and

press the

button.

This automatically searches the band between 87.5MHz

and 108.0MHz line and saves the found channels.

● If you use the Auto–Scan function, the found channels are saved from the preset number or 1.

● The found channels are saved in the preset num bers 1 to 30.

Selecting a Saved Channel

Press the button in FM mode.

● The PRESET icon on the screen lights up green.

Select a channel by using the

buttons.

Deleting a Saved Channel

Press the button in FM mode.

● The PRESET icon on the screen lights up green.

Select a preset number to delete the saved channel using

the

buttons and then press the MENU button.

Select Delete from Preset using the + / – buttons and

then press the button.

● The selected preset number will be cleared.



84.5

Auto-Scan Add to preset Remove from preset



No Preset

84.5

Adding.....

84.5



84.5

Auto-Scan Add to preset Remove from preset

84.5 MHz

84.5

99.9

84.5

Auto-Scan Add to preset Remove from preset

Deleting...

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Conﬁguring the Menu

Press the MENU button from the main menu. The menu screen will be displayed. Select a menu using the + / – buttons and press the button. Press the  button to return to the previous menu.

● Display: To configure the LCD screen display.

● Record: To configure the detailed recording function.

● System: To view or configure the system specifications.

Conﬁguring the Display

LCD Brightness

● Select an LCD Brightness by using the + / – buttons and press the

button to apply the setting.

● You can select one from

High, Medium or Low LCD brightness.

LCD turn off

● Select LCD turn off using the + / – buttons and conﬁgure it using the

button.

● You can select

5, 10 or 30 seconds for the LCD auto power

off function.

● If you select Never, the LCD will not automatically turn off.

● While recording a video, music, photo (voice / video / audio)

ﬁle and using the USB host function, the LCD will not turn off automatically.

Voice recording

● Select Voice recording using the + / – buttons, select Quality and conﬁgure it using the

button.

● You can select

High, Medium or Low to determine the

sound quality for Voice recording.

Audio recording

● Select Audio recording using the + / – buttons, select Quality and conﬁgure it using the

button.

● You can select

High, Medium or Low to determine the

sound quality for Audio recording.

Video recording

● Select Video recording using the + / – buttons, select Quality and conﬁgure it using the

button.

● You can select

High, Medium or Low to determine the

sound quality for Video recording.

Display

►

Record

►

System

►

LCD Brightness

►

LCD turn off ►

High Medium Low

LCD Brightness

►

LCD turn off ►

Never 5 sec 10 sec 30 sec

Conﬁguring Recording Mode

Voice recording

►

Audio recording

►

Video recording

►

Quality ► Reset record number

High Medium Low



Reset record number

● If you select Reset record number in the recording mode settings, the recorded ﬁles are named sequentially from 000 to 155. When the recorded ﬁle name reaches 155, the subsequent recorded ﬁle is named 000.

Voice recording

►

Audio recording

►

Video recording

►

Quality ► Reset record number

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ORTABLE MEDIA PLAYER

Conﬁguring the System Environment

Firmware version

● Select the Firmware version using the + / – buttons

and press the

button.

● Then you can view the current version of the system firmware.

HDD capacity

● To view the HDD information, select the HDD capacity using the + / – buttons and press the button.

● Then you can view the total capacity and the usage of the current hard disk drive.

Language

● To conﬁgure the language, select Language using

the

+ / – buttons and press the button.

● The product provides up to 9 languages (English

French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Simplified

Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean).

Band of Radio

● To conﬁgure the radio band, select Band of Radio using the

+ / – buttons and press the button.

● You can select Europe / US or Japan depending on your location.

● Europe / US: You can search for a channel in

100 KHz increments from the frequency range 87.5MHz

to 108.0MHz.

● Japan: You can search for a channel in 100 KHz

increments from the frequency range 76.0MHz to

108.0MHz.

English French German Italian Spanish Dutch Simpliﬁed Chinese Traditional Chinese Korean

HDD capacity ► Language

►

TV signal

► Band of Radio ► Firmware version Firmware update

HDD capacity ► Language

►

TV signal

► Band of Radio ► Firmware version Firmware update

TV signal

● Select TV signal using the + / – buttons and conﬁgure it using the

button.

● You can select either

NTSC or PAL depending on your

location.

NTSC PAL

HDD capacity ► Language

►

TV signal

► Band of Radio ► Firmware version Firmware update

Europe/US Japan

HDD capacity ► Language

►

TV signal

► Band of Radio ► Firmware version Firmware update

HDD capacity ► Language

►

TV signal

► Band of Radio ► Firmware version Firmware update

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Conﬁguring the System Environment

Troubleshooting

I cannot turn the unit on.

- Check whether the HOLD switch of the man body is in the HOLD position.

- Check whether the battery is sufﬁciently charged.

- Press and hold down Reset Hole for 3 seconds and then press the MENU button.

The AC adapter does not work.

- Check that the AC adapter is properly connected to the DC jack of the unit.

The remote control does not work.

- Check whether the HOLD switch of the remote control is in the HOLD position.

- Check whether the remote control is properly connected to the unit.

I hear noise when listening to the radio and I cannot locate channels.

- Try to move the product, the remote control and the earphones around until a better signal is received.

- Turn off appliances near the product. If this works, place the unit far from appliances when using the unit.

The TV screen ‘wobbles’or displays abnormally.

- Which TV do you use?

- If Menu → Display → TV Out is conﬁgured to NTSC, the signal for NTSC TV is output and if it is conﬁgured to PAL, the signal for PAL TV is output. Check if the conﬁguration is appropriate to your TV.

The Video or image ﬁle is displayed too small on the screen.

- This may happen when a video or image ﬁle is created in small screen resolution.

The video playback seems abnormal.

- The loading time for video playback may be longer than that of an MP3 or WMA ﬁle. This is normal because more data has to be loaded to play a video ﬁle than for an

MP3 or WMA ﬁle.

- When playing unsupported video ﬁles, you can only hear sound or you can view the movie ﬁle without sound. Alternatively you may experience discontinuous screen or sound play.

In this case, check your product speciﬁcations.

- The product only supports the MP3 audio format for video ﬁles. It does not support AC3 and DTS.

- A video ﬁle whose screen resolution is higher than the resolution speciﬁed by the product speciﬁ cations may not be played.

Firmware update

● You can upgrade the ﬁrmware according to the following procedures.

To Download a New Version of the Firmware

1. Please connect to the website written in the manual cover.

2. Download the ﬁle to upgrade the ﬁrmware.

- Do not rename the ﬁle.

To Upgrade the Firmware

1. Before upgrading the ﬁrmware, connect the DC adapter.

2. Connect the unit and the computer using the USB cable. (For the procedures to connect the USB cable, refer to page 13.)

3. Copy the downloaded ﬁrmware to the root directory.

4. Conﬁrm that the ﬁle has been copied to the root directory and separate the USB cable from the unit to disconnect the USB connection with the computer. (For the procedures to separate the USB cable, refer to page 17.)

5. Select Firmware Update using the + / – buttons and press the button.

6. If you select Conﬁrm, the ﬁrmware is upgraded. If the “There is

no valid ﬁrmware” message appears, connect to the computer and check that the ﬁrmware ﬁles are in the root directory.

7. When the ﬁrmware upgrade is complete, the unit is automatically

turned off. Turn the unit on and conﬁrm the Firmware Version to determine whether the ﬁrmware has been successfully

upgraded.

Conﬁrm Cancel

HDD capacity ► Language

►

TV signal

► Band of Radio ► Firmware version Firmware update

HDD capacity ► Language

►

TV signal

► Band of Radio ► Firmware version Firmware update

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Troubleshooting

I cannot see an image ﬁle.

- An image ﬁle that is not supported by the product speciﬁcations may not be displayed. Check the product speciﬁcations.

I cannot hear the sound or I hear noise.

- Check whether the volume is “0”.

- Check that the earphones and the remote control are properly connected and whether there are alien substances on the plug. Alien substances on the plug may cause noise.

- Excessive impact or vibration while playing an MP3, WMA, ASF or AVI ﬁle may result in discontinuous play. Try again from a stable location.

- Since this unit uses a hard disk drive, excessive impact or vibration may generate noise. Try again from a stable location.

Strange characters appear on the LCD or the TV screen.

- Check that Menu → System → Language is properly conﬁgured.

- After you change the language, you have to turn it off and turn it on again to apply the conﬁguration.

- Check whether the UNICODEF.FON ﬁle is included on the HDD. (See page 44.)

I cannot charge the battery.

- Check that the adapter is properly connected to the power outlet.

- A fully charged battery will not be charged any further.

Product Speciﬁcations

General Product Speciﬁcations

Item Item Product Speciﬁcations

Audio

Video

FM Radio

Play Time

Power Supply

General

Supported Operating Systems

Frequency Range

Earphone Output

Signal to Noise Ratio

Frequency Property

Number of Channels

LCD 2.22 TFT

Composite Output

Frequency Range

Signal to Noise Ratio

Receiver Form [Antenna]

Video

Audio

AC Adapter

Internal Battery Product Size

Product Weight

Operation Temperature Range

IBM-PC

Interfaces

File System

20Hz~20KHz

Left 20mW + Right 20mW [16Ω] for max volume

90dB [MP3]

±3dB

Stereo [Left and Right]

320 X 240 Color LCD

NTSC/PAL

87.5 MHz~108.0 MHz

60dB

Earphone Antenna

With Earphone Output /LCD Brightness: 60 / Volume Level: 50 5 Hours [640X480@24fps, Audio: 128kbps/44.1KHz] 6 Hours [320X240@24fps, Audio: 128kbps/44.1KHz] Adjusting the volume to the maximum may decrease the playing time by about 1 hour.

12 hours of play [MP3 128kbps/44.1KHz] with Earphone Output / LCD Off / Normal EQ / Volume Level: 50

DC 5.0V, 2A Lithium Polymer 2,100mAh

About 118[W] X 65[D] X 20[H]mm

About 185g

0˚C ~ 50˚C

Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP

USB 2.0[Device] / USB 1.1[Host]

FAT32File System

☞

Note

●

The USB devices supported by the USB Host function include devices that satisfy the USB mass storage class speciﬁcations and support FAT12, 16, and 32. Although most devices satisfying the above requirements such as USB ﬂash memory, Memory Card Readers,

MP3 players, external HDD cases and digital cameras are supported, there may be some

unsupported devices. For an external HDD, additional power is required.

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Product Speciﬁcations

Play File Speciﬁcations

Item Item Product Speciﬁcations

Audio

Video

Video Recording

Image

File Format

Bit Rate

Tag

File Format

Audio Format

Video Format

Video Bit Rate

Audio Bit Rate

Resolution

Video Frame Rate

Caption

File Format

Video Format

Audio Format

Video Bit Rate

Audio Bit Rate

Resolution

File Format

Resolution

MPEG1/2/2.5 Layer3, WMA, WAV

8kbps~320kbps, CBR & VBR

ID3 V1, ID3 V2 2.0, ID3 V2 3.0

AVI, MPG, MPEG

MPEG1/2/2.5, Layer3

MPEG-1, MPEG-2, DivX3.1/4.xx/5.xx, Xvid, ISO MPEG-4 SP

Upto 4Mbps

8kbps~192kbps

720x480 maximum

30fps maximum

SMI Format

AVI

MPEG-4 Sp

ADPCM

3Mbps

128kbps

640x480

Baseline(non-progressive) JPG, BMP(4, 8, 24bit) images

Upto 6mega pixels

Exemption Clauses

☞

Note

●

The unit can play only WMA ﬁles with a compression rate of 48Kbps~192Kbps that can be

created by Windows Media player (Ver 8.0). WMA ﬁles of less than 48Kbps cannot be played.

●

Files using formats not supported by this product will not play unless they are converted using the Transcoder. You may experience unstable video playback even when playing ﬁles of a supported format. In this case, it is recommended converting the ﬁle using the supplied Transcoder.

●

Rollei Fototechnic GmbH/Rollei Procurement Ltd. bears no responsibility in case of damages arising from ﬁres not liable to Rollei afﬁliates, operation by the third parties, other accidents, or use under abnormal conditions, including erroneous or improper operation and other problems.

●

Rollei Fototechnic GmbH/Rollei Procurement Ltd. bears no responsibility for

incidental damages (lost proﬁt, workinterruption, corruption or loss of the memory

contents, etc.) arising from the use of or the inability to use this unit.

●

Rollei Fototechninc GmbH/Rollei Procurement Ltd. accepts no liability whatsover for any damages arising from not having followed the descriptions in this instruction manual.

●

Rollei Fototechnic GmbH/Rollei Procurement Ltd. accepts no liability whatsover for any damages arising from malfunctions arising from combination with equipment or software that is not related to Rollei afﬁliates.

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