Truly FT602 User Manual

Table of Contents

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QUICK START

Safety Instructions

Product Features
Included Accessories

Minimum System Requirements
Buttons and Controls

Connecting to/Disconnecting from Your PC

Charging the Battery
More About Connecting Your PC

More About Disconnecting from Your PC
Managing Music Files

BASIC OPERATIONS

Power On/Off
Adjusting the Volume

Lock (HOLD)

MANAGING YOUR FT602

Installing, Using, and Uninstalling Software

Upgrading the Firmware
Formatting

MISCELLANEOUS

Connecting to/Disconnecting from Your PC
Troubleshooting

Frequently Asked Questions

Product Specifications
Copyrights and Declarations

Certifications and Environmental Protection

USING YOUR F602

Playing Music

FM Radio
Recording

Playing Video

Viewing Images
Using the Podcast Feature on your FT602

Changing System Settings

INDEX

RJFOD/LMS

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 Safety Instructions

A. Power

1. Make sure that the adapter is firmly plugged in to the power outlet. Unplug it when it is
not in use.

2. Do not try to bend or fold the power cable. Do not put heavy objects on the power cable.

3. Turn off the player and unplug the adapter immediately if the player accidentally comes
into contact with water or other liquids.

4. If the player or the adapter emits smoke or unusual odor, turn off the player and unplug
the adapter immediately.

5. Avoid using the adapter during thunderstorms.

B. Product

1. Do not place heavy objects on the player.

2. Do not place or use the player in moist, dusty, or smoky areas.

3. Do not let the player come into contact with water or other liquids.

4. Do not press the player’s buttons with excessive force.

5. Do not subject this player to severe impact.

6. Avoid using chemical solutions to clean the player.

7. Do not subject the player to magnetic fields.

8. Do not try to disassemble or modify this player.

9. Do not disconnect the USB cable while data is being transferred.

C. Other

1. Do not use earplugs/earphones when riding a bike or driving a car.

2. Adjust the volume to a lower level when walking, especially when crossing a street.

3. Limit the volume to an appropriate level when using earphones.

4. If your ears ring, adjust the volume to a lower level or stop using the player.

5. Always place cables properly to avoid damage.

 Product Features

 Display

High resolution display with 262K colors

 Simple and Elegant Design

Simple, screw-free design. Anti-scratch metal case built with Nano technology.

 Crystal Clear Sound

Top-of-the-line Korean decoding chips provide clear, smooth sound. The built-in
EQ equalizer provides personalized sound effects.

 Supports Multiple Music Formats

Supports WMA (Secure WMA with DRM10), MP3, MP2, WAV, OGG, and ADPCM formats.

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 Supports BBE Headphone Sound Effects

BBE Headphone technology provides enhanced music playback.

 PlaysForSure! Supports PlaysForSure 2.01.
 High-Quality Recording

The built-in high-quality microphone provides professional quality recording.

 FM Radio

Listen to Hi-Fi stereo radio.

 Clear and Fluid Video Playback

Share video clips with your family and friends.

 Line-in Recording

Make recordings directly from external sources.

 Playback Time

The built-in Lithium -ion battery provides 10 hours of continuous playback.

 Firmware Upgrade

Add new features to your FT602 by downloading the latest firmware from our website,
www.picnroll.com.

 Acts as an MTP (Media Transport Protocol) Device or a Removable Drive

The player can be recognized as an MTP device (Windows XP or higher only) or a removable
drive when it is connected to your PC.

 Other Features

On-the-go playlist, quick search for music files, and image viewing.

 Included Accessories

TRULY FT602 includes the following accessories in the package. Contact your local dealer if

any contents are missing.

Earphone USB Cable Line-in Cable Carrying Pouch

Installation CD Quick-Start Manual Warranty Card

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 Minimum System Requirements

 CPU clock 200MHZ
 Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Windows Vista
 CD-ROM driver
 32MB RAM
 60MB hard driver space

 Buttons and Controls

(1) Earphone Jack

(2) Line-in Jack

(3) Microphone

(4) Reset (RESET)

(5) Lock ( )

(6) Display

(7) Escape (ESC)

(8) Menu (MENU)

(9) Previous / Rewind ( )

(10) Next / Fast Forward ( )

(11) Volume Up ( )

(12) Volume Down ( )

(13) Play / Pause / Confirm ( )

(14) USB Port

(15) EQ Setting

(16) A-B Repeat / Recording (REC)

(17) Power ( ) / Repeat Mode (Mode)

(18) Lanyard Hole

 Connecting to / Disconnecting from Your PC

Use the supplied USB cable to connect the player to your PC.

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 Charging the Battery

There are two ways to charge the battery:

1. Connect the player to your PC using the supplied USB cable. When fully
charged, the lightning bolt will be replaced by “OK!”

2. You can charge your FT602 by connecting the USB cable to your computer,
but you cannot use your player while it is being charged this way.

Note:

 It takes approximately 3 hours to charge the battery to full capacity.
 Please use the supplied USB cable. Using another USB cable may cause problems.
 The running battery indicator bar on the screen will show the charging progress. The

indicator bars will be fully lit when the battery is fully charged.

 For better battery performance, it is recommended that you charge the battery for an extra

hour before unplugging the charger. If the battery has been fully charged, do not leave the
player connected to the charger for a long period. After using the battery for the first time, it
is recommended that you charge the battery for two extra hours before unplugging the
charger.

 More About Connecting to Your PC

Connecting as an MTP (Media Transport Protocol) device. The FT602 player can be

recognized as an MTP device in Windows XP OS. You must set up the player as an MTP device in
order to manage and play DRM10 protected music tracks.

1. In Settings, select USB Mode and choose MTP.

2. Connect the player to your computer. If successfully connected,
a “ ” icon will appear in the system notification area and the

player will display the following message:

3. A new MTP Device will appear in My Computer.

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Connecting as a removable drive. The player can be recognized as a removable drive in your

PC. You can download and upload files in any format. You can simply use Windows Explorer to
transfer multimedia files to your FT602.

A. In Settings, select USB Mode and choose MSC. The player is, by default, in MSC mode.

B. A confirmation screen, as shown below, should appear for about 2 seconds.

 More About Disconnecting from Your PC

Note: These directions are for users of Windows XP or Vista. For users of operating systems

prior to Microsoft Windows XP, see Chapter 5, Miscellaneous, page 25.

MTP device. Simply unplug your FT602 to disconnect from your PC.

Removable drive. Simply unplug your FT602 to disconnect from your PC.

The LCD display will show the following screen for about 1 second:

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 Managing Music Files

A. Using Your Player as a Removable Disk

Installing MP3 Files Directly from Your Computer

1. Make sure your FT602 player is set to MSC mode.

2. Plug the player into your computer’s USB port.

3. Double-click on My Computer.

4. Double-click on Truly Media Player.

5. Drag and drop your MP3 files into the Truly Media Player’s music folder.

6. Close the Truly Media Player folder.

7. Disconnect the FT602 player from the USB connector.

Installing MP3 Files from Other Sources

1. Extract CD tracks to MP3 files. Install TMusic music management software from

included CD. Extract CD tracks to MP3 files.

(See Part 4.)

a. Select

then right

,

click it to select Extract ALL CD
tracks to MP3 files in the
pop-up menu.

b. In the editing panel, input the

name of the album, bit rate,
sample rate, directory where
generated MP3 files are saved,
and other options.

c. Click OK; TMusic starts to

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convert the selected tracks into
MP3 files.

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2. Download music from Internet. Music tracks can be purchased from such

Internet sites as www.napster.com.

Transfer Music Files

1. Use Explorer to transfer music files.

a. Using Windows Explorer, copy the files

that you want to transfer.

b. Paste the files to the Removable Disk

(FT602).

2. Use TMusic to transfer music files.

a. Click All Music Files in My

Music Library.

b. From the pop-up menu,

right-click to select Download
all music files to player; or, in
the main menu, select File/My

music library/Download all
music files to player.

c. All music files in My music library

will be copied to the player.

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3. Build my music library.

a. Right click My Music Library and select

Search folders and add music files in

the pop-up menu.

b. Select the files that you want to add to My

Music Library.

4. Download a list of files to the player

a. Click + to expand the list of Titles,

Artists, and Genres. Select a list of
files to be downloaded to the

player.

b. Right-click on the list and select

Download music files in list to
player. The selected files will be
downloaded to the player.

5. Build hierarchy of folders for song tracks. You can use TMusic to store songs
in the player in hierarchy orders of . . .\Artist\Album\Tracks to easily and quickly

locate tracks.

a. On the drop-down menu, click

Operate - > Settings.

b. In the Download music files section,

check the item Create folder with ID3
information. Click OK to confirm.

c. All tracks will be transferred to the player

into hierarchy folders
of . . .\Artist\Album\Tracks.

Note: For more informatio n on how to use
TMusic to manag e your music fi les, refer to the
Help Topics in TMusic.

6. Use Windows Media Player 10 to transfer music files

a. Open Windows Media Player 10. Select

the files that you want to transfer to
your player. You can select files based
on artists, albums, or genres.

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b. Click Start Sync to transfer the selected files

to your player.

c. Transfer completed.

Note: You must have WMP10 installed in
your PC. Please refer to the Help section in
Windows Media Player 10 for details on how
to transfer files to portable devices.

Deleting Files. Select the files you want to delete
in the Removable Disk. Right-click, and select

Delete from the pop-up menu.

B. Using Your Player as an MTP Device

Purchase and download music files from the Internet using Windows Media Player
10 (WMP10): Choose mus ic from an onli ne mus ic stor e or from your favor ites in the

Windows Media Player Library. Pur cha se and dow nloa d song s and sel ect Sync to uplo ad
to the FT602.

Synchronize music to FT602 using WMP10:

1. Manual synchronization

a. Start WMP10.

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b. Connect the FT602 to your PC, select the

Manual option in the pop-up Device Setup
window, and click the Finish button to
return to WMP10.

Note: If you had previously selected the
Sync Mode, the Device Setup window

will not pop up.

c. Click Edit Playlist in WMP10 to enter the

Edit Playlist window. Then select music
files based on artists, albums, genres, etc.,

to Sync List on the right-hand side. After
selecting Sync Music, click OK to return to
WMP10.

d. Click Start Sync.

e. Sync Completed.

2. Automatic synchronization

a. Start WMP10.

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b. Connect the FT602 to your PC. Select

Automatic option in the pop-up Device
Setup window.

c. Start Sync. In the Device Setup window,

click the Finish button to return to WMP10
and start the auto sync process.

d. Sync completed.

Note: For detailed instructions, please refer to the Help section in WMP10.

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 Power On / Off

ON: When power is off, press and hold /Mode to turn the player on.
OFF: When power is on, press and hold /Mode to turn the player off.

 Adjusting the Volume

Use < / > to adjust volume. Volume can be adjusted from level 0 to level 40.

Volume up: Press .
Volume down: Press .

 Lock (HOLD)

Push HOLD to lock and unlock the player.
A icon will display on the screen when the player is locked.
When is displayed, all buttons are disabled.
If the player is locked after the power is turned off, the player cannot be turned on until the player
is unlocked.

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 Playing Music

Play files in MP3, WMA, MP2, WAV, and ADPCM formats.

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Adding music to a playlist. After entering the Music mode, click MENU and the Option menu

will pop up. Select Add All or Add songs to add files to the playlist. For detailed operations,
please refer to the operations on the Option menu in the Play mode.

Selecting files in the playlist. Press or to select files in the playlist. Press
(shown as #13 on Buttons and Controls chart) to play the selected file. Press again to pause.

Press and hold to switch among ID3 info, lyrics, and the playlist. Press ESC to return to the
main interface.

Using the segment-repeat function [A-B]. Press the A-B button during music playback to
define the beginning of a repeat segment (A). Press again to define the end of this segment (B)
and repeat it. Press the A-B button again to go back to normal music playback.

Selecting operations on the Option menu in the play mode:

Click MENU to bring up the Option menu.
Click or to select an item on the Option menu.
Click to enter the selected item.

Add Songs: Add one or more songs to the playlist. You

can quickly find your favorite songs based on artists,
albums, genres, ratings, and other information. Press A-B
to add the selected song to the playlist. Press A-B again to
remove it from the playlist. Pressing and holding A-B will
add all songs in the current directory or category to the
playlist.

Add All: Add all songs in the player to the playlist.

Remove One: Remove the selected song from the

playlist. Note: This operation will not delete the selected
song from the player.

Remove All: Clear the current playlist.

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Using repeat modes, EQ modes:

In the Play mode, press /Mode to switch among different repeat modes.

In the Play mode, press EQ to switch among the following different sound effects:

Using other features when listening to the music. In the Play

mode, press and hold MENU to switch back to the main interface. Press
or to select View image /System settings. The player will stop
playing music when you select FM Radio, Voice Playback or Play video.

 FM Radio

Radio mode interface

(1) Radio status: radio , search
(2) Channel frequency
(3) Search progress indicator
(4) Frequency range
(5) Preset slots
(6) Sound channel: mono, stereo
(7) Fine tuner indicator
(8) Station mode: single-step search ,switch mode
(9) Volume info

Listen to the FM radio. Press to enter the FM Radio interface. In Switch mode , if there

are stations saved in the player already, press or to select a station to listen to.

 Purple block: A station is saved in that block.

 Red block: The current station.

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Basic FM radio operations

Press or to select the previous or next
station.

Press /Mode to switch between Single-Step
Search mode and Switch mode . (Arrows
indicate location of these icons.)

Press A-B or EQ to increase or decrease
the frequency to perform a fine tuning.

Press or to adjust the volume.

Press ESC to go back to the main interface.

Search and save stations

Automatic Search: Press MENU to enter the option menu. Select Auto
Search Low, Auto Search Medium, or Auto Search High to start

automatic search. When a station is found during a search, it will be
automatically saved.

Note: A higher search level provides better stations with better reception,
but fewer radio frequencies will be found. This feature is used to optimize
the search process based on different geographic locations.

Manual search. In the Single-Step Search mode, press or to
decrease or increase the frequency by 0.1MHZ increments to find a
station. When a station is found, press A-B to save the station.

Note: The earphones serve as the antenna in Radio mode, so they must
be plugged in during frequency navigation.

Delete a station. In the Switch Station mode, press or to select
the station that you want to delete. Press A-B delete the station.

Note: The FT602 can save up to 20 stations.

Save a station is available only in the Single-Step Search mode.
Delete a station is available only in the Switch Station mode.

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 Recording

Recording using the built-in microphone or Line-in cable. Line-in

cable must be plugged in before the line-in recording can start. Recording
can be triggered at any time by pressing and holding the A-B/REC button.

To start recording, select Start recording. Press to pause, and Press
again to resume. An animated cassette will show up when recording. Press

ESC to save the recording and go back to the recording interface.

Recording status Remaining time

Recording time elapsed

File name and format

Note: Recording will stop automatically if the unit is running out of free space.

Recorded files will be saved as VOCR+serial_number.WAV in the
RECORD directory.

Recording setup

1. Source setting

Go back to the recording interface after you have selected the source
for recording. Press to start recording.

 Line In: record from external device via the line-in cable.

 Microphone: record using the built-in microphone.

2. BitRate setting

Set up the recording quality. The bigger the value, the better quality
the recorded file will be. Better quality recording demands more
memory space.

 Playback of a recorded file: Select “VOICE” from the Main

Menu. Select a recorded file and press to add it to the playlist
and play.

 Operation during playback: Refer to “Playing Music” in Part 3,

page 15.

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 Playing Video

You can play video files in AVI format. You can easily create your AVI video
clips using the supplied Truly AVI Transcoder tool. For details on how to
convert video files, please see “Using Truly AVI Transcoder Tool” in Part 4,
pages 22-23.

A. Search video files

 Press or to select a video clip from the list of video files.
 Press to play the selected file.

B. Play video

 Press to rewind.
 Press to go forward.
 Press and hold down or to rewind or fast forward.

 Press to pause or resume.
 When in video mode, press ESC to exit.

 Viewing Images

You can view images in JPEG (.JPG) formats.

Select Manual to view photos manually, one by one.
Press or to go to the previous or next image.

Select Slide show to start auto-playing photos, one by one,
at three-second intervals.

Note: Images with higher resolution may take longer to open.
A “ ” icon will appear while these images are loading.

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 Using the Podcast Feature on Your FT602

A. Using your MyPodder software for the first time

 Connect your FT602 to your PC.
 Click on the “podcastready” file to begin installation.
 Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation process.

B. Downloading Podcast files directly to your FT602

 Connect your FT602 to your PC.
 Click on the “podcastready” icon.

 Follow the on-screen instructions to download your podcast contents.

C. Listening to your Podcast files on your FT602

 Go to Explore > Podcasts.

Note: Refer to the
software. The
Connect your FT602 to your PC to retrieve the

myPodder User Manual

myPodder User Manual

is preloaded in the root folder of your FT602.

 Changing System Settings

You can customize the settings of your FT602.

Press or to select the setting that you want to modify.

Backlight: Backlight will turn off automatically after the time period set.

Note: Backlight will not turn off if the backlight timer is set to
Always On.

Auto Sleep: Turn off the player after certain period of inactivity.

Language: Change the language.

USB Mode: Switch between the MTP mode and the Removable

Drive (MSC) mode.

Date & Time: Set the current time and date.

Default: Restore all settings to default values.

Format: Erase all contents in the player.

HDS Format: Low-level format of the player’s memory. Note: Do not

use this function unless advised by manufacturer.

Version Information: Display model / version / date.

for additional help in using your myPodder

myPodder User Manual

.

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MANAGING YOUR FT602

 Installing, Using, and Uninstalling FT602 Related Software

A. Installation

1. Insert the supplied installation CD in your

CD-ROM drive and wait until the main

interface appears, as shown at right.

2. Click on the software that you want to

install.

B. Using Truly AVI Transcoder. You can use Truly AVI Transcoder to create video files

for your FT602. The transcoder supports *.AVI, *.ASF, *.MPEG, *MPG, and *.WMV files.

1. Overview of the main interface. Click Start/Programs/Truly Transcoder/Truly
Transcoder to start the program.

A

B

C

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2. Conversion procedures:

a. Choose a source folder in Area A and select source file in Area B.

b. Choose the output folder and target file name in Area C.

c. Click Convert to start converting.

d. To play back, upload the generated AVI target file to the FT602 Removable Drive.

C. Uninstalling Transcoder. Double click Add or remove programs in Control Panel.

Select Truly Transcoder and click Change/Remove. Follow the instructions to uninstall

Transcoder from your PC.

Note: The aforementioned operations are performed in Windows 2000 operating system
and may be different when using other operating systems. Screenshots are for your

reference only.

 Upgrading the Firmware

A. Download the latest firmware from http://www.picnroll.com

B. Connect the player to your PC using the supplied USB cable.

C. Copy the latest firmware to the root directory of your player. The

player will automatically shut down once the USB cable is

unplugged.

D. Press and hold /Mode to turn on your player; it will automatically

start to upgrade its firmware. You may have to repeat this process

several times.

E. An OK will show on the display once it finishes upgrading.

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 Formatting

Be sure to back-up your important data before formatting.

A. Connect your player to your PC using the USB cable.

B. Click My computer/removable disk.

C. Right click on the removable disk and select Format. When the

Format window pops up, click Start to begin formatting. Click

Close when formatting is completed.

D. This player does NOT support NTFS format. Using NTFS format

may damage your player. Please choose either FAT or FAT32

when formatting.

Note: All menus will be restored to their default states after formatting.

Please be careful when formatting, since all files will be lost during

formatting.

If the battery is too low, formatting may fail.

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 Connecting to / Disconnecting from Your PC

These instructions are for users of operating systems prior to Windows XP.

A. Disconnecting from Your PC: Follow these steps to disconnect the player from your PC:

1. Right click the USB icon in the Taskbar area.

2. Select Unp lug or eje ct dev ice s or

Stop USB Mas s St ora ge Dev ice .

3. Click OK to sa fel y disconnect the player

from your PC.

 Troubleshooting

A. Cannot turn the player on.

 Power in battery may be too low to run player; charge the battery and then retry.

 Make sure that HOLD is in the Unlocked position. Unlock the player and retry.
 Press Reset to reset your player.

 Error occurred or the USB connection was broken when upgrading the firmware.

 The flash memory is physically damaged.

B. There is noise, distortion, or no sound whatsoever when playing.

 Make sure the volume level is not set to 0.
 Make sure the earphones are securely plugged in and not broken.

 Make sure the music file is intact.

 When using MP3 or WMA files, it is possible to hear noises when the source file is of low

quality. Try another file.

C. The characters on the display are unreadable.

 Make sure you have selected the correct language. (You can change the language setting

in System settings – language setting.)

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D. FM radio quality is poor.

 Make sure that the earphone is securely plugged in. (The earphone wire serves as the

antenna when in radio mode.)

 Reposition the player and the earphone.
 Nearby electronic devices may be causing interference; try turning them off.

E. Cannot download.

 Make sure that the USB cable is securely plugged in.

 Make sure that you have sufficient memory space before downloading.

F. FT602 shows an error message and stops.

 Please reset your player. However, all files and data in your player will be lost.

G. Display does not respond.

 Please restart the player. If the problem persists, reset your player.

H. Data is missing.

 An unstable power supply could lead to missing data. It is recommended that you

back-up all your data.

 Frequently Asked Questions

Q Why can some WMA format songs on the digital player not be played?
A Some websites only offer songs in WMA format with DRM (Digital Right Management)

license protection (for example: www.napster.com and www.musicmatch.com). We call

these DRM-protected songs “Secure WMA songs.” These Secure WMA songs cannot be

played in the digital player unless they are synchronized to the player using Windows

Media Player.

Q How many minutes of MP3/WMA songs can be stored on the player?
A This depends upon the player’s memory capacity and how much is available for storage.

One minute of MP3/WMA music occupies approximately 1MB of space; so if the capacity of

the memory is 1GB, then it can store around 1,000 minutes of music.

Q Why do different songs play at different volumes?
A Depending on how a song is recorded and how the volume levels were set at that time,

songs can have different volumes levels and some can sound much louder than others.

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 Product Specifications

Model Number TRULY FT602

Storage Media Built-In 2GB NAND Flash Memor y

Interface to PC USB2.0 High Speed

Transmission Speed Downloading > 10MBps, Uploading > 4MBps

Recording Format WAV

Bit Rate MP3 (8KBps-320KBps), WMA (5KBps-320KBps)

Video Format Support AVI Format (Converted from WMV/MPG/MPEG/ASF/AVI

Formats)

Recording Time Approximately 5 Hours

Display LCD 262K Colors, 1.8 inch, 128 x 160 pixels

Battery Built-in Lithium Battery

Recharging Time Approximately 3 Hours

Playing Time > 10 Hours (Backlight OFF, 128kbps/44.1kHz MP3 songs)

Maximum Output Earphone 25mw*2

FM Frequency 76.0 - 108.0MHz

Dimensions 77mm(L) * 42mm(W) *13.5mm(H)

 Copyrights and Declarations

A. Copyrights. All rights reserved. No information in this publication shall be redistributed in

any format whatsoever, including but not limited to electronic versions, mechanical versions,

records, and/or copies, nor shall such information be translated to any other natural

languages or computer languages, without first obtaining written permission from Truly

Electronics Mfg. Ltd.

B. Declarations. Truly Electronics Mfg. Ltd. assumes no implicit or explicit guarantees or

declarations on the quality and accuracy of the information covered in this publication.

Information covered in this publication may subject to change without notice.

 Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, and PlaysForSure are

registered trademarks of Microsoft (US) Inc. All related trademarks and products are

properties of Microsoft.

 Always back-up your important data. Truly assumes no liability for any loss

resulting from loss of data.

 This user manual (content and screenshots) are created based on the initial version of

the player.

 BBE and BBE Headphones are registered trademarks of BBE Sound {US} Inc.

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Features and related operations are subject to change without notice. The latest user manual
can be found in the supplied installation CD and Truly’s website.

Should you need more information on an upgraded version of this player, please visit
www.picnroll.com. You can also contact one of our service hotlines: 1-866-PIC-N-ROL

(1-866-742-6765, USA, toll free), [phone] (Mainland China) or [phone]
(Hong Kong).

 Certifications and Environmental Protection

A. FCC Certification. This player has been certified by the Federal Communications

Commission and complies with the requirements outlined in FCC Rule Section 15. These

restrictions protect radio receivers and television sets against interference. This player can

emit radio signals. It may cause interference to radio communications if it is used

inappropriately. However, we assume no guarantees that there are no interferences under

any circumstance. You can turn the unit on and off to determine whether there is any

interference. If you detect any interference and wish to minimize it, please try one or more of

the following:

 Reposition the receiver or the antenna.

 Move the player away from the receiver.
 Use different power outlets for the player and the receiver.

 When necessary, consult with a dealer or a professional technician.

Note: Unauthorized modification to the player may result in the loss of certain rights of the
user. Truly assumes no liability for any loss resulting from unauthorized modification to the

player.

B. Environmental Protection: Disposal of electronic devices

(applicable to EU members and other European countries that have

recycle regulations in force). If a product or its packaging bears the icon

shown at right, the item must be disposed of properly by returning it to local

organizations for proper recycling. Your assistance will help prevent potential

health threats. For more information about how to recycle this product, please

contact your dealer or our local offices.

Miscellaneous Page 28

Index Page 29

Accessories Included 4

Battery, Charging 6

Buttons and Controls 5

Connecting/Disconnecting from PC 5-7, 25

Copyrights 27

Declarations 27

Disposal of Electronic Devices 28

Downloading Files to Player 10

Downloading Music from Internet 9

Environmental Production 28

FCC Certifications 28

Firmware, Upgrading 23

FM Radio Operations 17-18

Formatting 24

Frequently Asked Questions 26

Installing/Uninstalling Software 22-23

Playlist, Adding Music to 16

Podcast Features 21

Power On/Off 14

Product Features 3

Product Specifications 27

Recording 19

Recording, BitRate Setting 19

Recording, Source Setting 19

Recording Files, Playback 19

Repeat Modes, EQ Modes 17

Safety Instructions 3

Segment-Repeat Function [A-B] 16

Songs, Hierarchy of Folders 10

Synchronization, Automatic 12

System Requirements 5

System Settings, Changing 21

Lock (HOLD) 14

MP3 Files, Installing 8

MP3 Songs, Minutes of Storage 26

Music Files, Managing 8

Music Files, Transferring 9

Music Library, Building 10

Music, Playing 15

Play Mode Interface 15

Play Mode, Option Menu 16

Playlist Files 16

Index Page 29

Transcoder, Uninstalling 23

Transcoder, Using 22

Troubleshooting 25

Video, Playing 20

Viewing Images 20

Volume, Adjusting 14, 26

Windows Media Player 10-11

WMA Songs, Minutes of Storage 26

WMA-Format Songs, Playability 26