Sonic Blue Volt SP250, RioVolt SP-250 Supplementary Manual

RioVolt SP-250 User Preference Guide

Firmware Version 2.05

Welcome to the RioVolt SP-250 Firmware 2.05 User guide. The firmware has many user
configurable features, and supercedes the features mentioned on the original getting started
poster and online manual. This guide is designed to help you understand the features available to
you, and to show you how to customize the player to your preferences. This guide only deals
with the User Preferences.

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Part 1 - User Preferences Layout
Part 2 - Navigation
Part 3 - Winamp Playlists
Part 4 - Battery Charging Tips

Part 1 - User Preferences Layout

Below is the layout of the User Preferences. Each option is described in more detail below.

General

Beep Sound Volume (0, 1, 2, 3, 4)
Resume (Off, On)
Sound Fade In (Off, On)
Language
CD Anti-shock (45 sec, 180 sec)
Load Default Value

Display

Backlight (Off, Button On, Adapter & Button On)
LCD Contrast
Remote Contrast
Visualization (Level Meter, Waveform)
Tag Information (Off, On)
Play Time Info (Normal, Remain)

Timer

Sleep Power Off(Min) (Off, on, set number of minutes)
Stop Power Off(Min) (set number of minutes)

Control

FF/RW Scan (Off, On)
FF/RW Skip (Off, 10, Directory)
FF/RW Scan Speed (1x, 2x, 4x, Vertical, Horizontal)
Remote Mode Button (Mode, Program, EQ)
Auto Pause (Off, On)

Mode

Repeat Mode (1, Dir, Dir All, All)
Shuffle Mode (Shuffle, 1, Dir, Dir All, All)
Intro Mode (Off, On, Highlight On)
Study (Off, 5 Sec, 10 Sec, Beep)
Name

User EQ

Bass Boost
Bass Corner Frequency
Treble Boost
Treble Corner Frequency

Setting Definitions

General

Beep Sound: Whenever a button is pressed on the RioVolt, an audible signal can be played to

alert you that something has happened. This can be useful if you are using the remote control and
cannot see the LCD screen. You have the ability to disable this feature (set volume to 0) or select
the volume of the beep.

Resume: With this feature enabled, if you stop the player or power it off, the last used play mode

and play position will be retained, along with the previous volume and EQ setting. For example:
If you stopped the player in the middle of track 3 with Shuffle enabled, when you press Play, it
will pick up in the middle of the track and keep the Shuffle enabled.

Sound Fade In: With this set to On, when the RioVolt uses the Resume feature, the volume of

the track will fade up to full volume instead of starting at the full volume after being stopped or
switching CDs.

Language: This feature allows you to select between various character displays for your track

information.

CD Anti-shock: This setting to set the ESP for standard audio CDs only. Use 45 seconds to

preserve battery life, or 180 seconds to help avoid skipping as much as possible. ESP is up to 8
minutes for MP3 and WMA files, and this cannot be adjusted.

Load Defaults: When Yes is selected, all of the User Preferences are set back to the

default/initial settings.

Display

Backight: This setting controls the LCD backlight. If this option is set to Button On, the

backlight will remain on for a few seconds when a button is pressed on the player. With this
option set to Off, the backlight will remain off at all times, to preserve battery life. When set to
Adapter & Button On, the backlight will remain lit all the time when on AC power, or when a
button is pressed on battery power.

LCD Contrast: Controls the contrast of the LCD display on the RioVolt player.

Remote Contrast: Controls the contrast of the LCD remote, if you have one.

Visualization: Controls whether Left/Right output or waveform is shown on LCD during

playback.

Tag Information: This setting controls the display of the ID3 tags for your MP3 tracks, if the

track has an ID3 tag. When set to On, the ID3 information will be displayed. When set to Off,
the ID3 tag information will not display. Note: If this option is turned Off during play, the ID3
tag information of previously played and buffered tracks may still show.