User manual MOBIBLU DAH-1000

[. . . ] Warranty Services FCC RF INTERFERENCE STATEMENT 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 11 12 14 17 21 32 33 34 35 36 38 39 40 44 45 46 49 59 60 62 64 65 66 My Multiformat Digital Audio Player Thank you for purchasing our portable digital audio player. The product is a Multi Purpose Digital Audio Player that is easy to us and stylish in design and is complemented by a built-in FM Radio and a voice recording function. The player is equipped with `solid state' internal memory and a display system with negative graphic LCD for even better on screen clarity. Benefiting from Plug & Play technology installation CD's are not required for most PC Users*, combined with this the unit can also be used as a mass storage device for all those `important or not so important' files. [. . . ] Click! Modifying Entire Time You can adjust the entire time of the lyrics both backward and forward with a regular interval. 1 Select music files from the file list and click [EDITOR]. 3 When finished, click the [Marking] button to finish the job. 1 30 31 LCD DISPLAY Illustration MUSIC MODE a bc d ef g a. Displays the Hold Status Power On /OFF MUSIC MODE 1 Power on Push the Play button( ) to turn on the power an intro screen will be displayed. h i jk l m FM MODE a b a. Displays the HOLD status 2 Power off Providing there is remaining battery life. Power off: Press and hold the Play button( power. ) for 5 second to turn off the c d e f g In the Pause/Stop mode the power turns off automatically if there are no keys pressed as per the time setting for Auto Power OFF and Sleep Mode. (See 43 pages) 1 32 21 22 33 Music Listening 1 Music Playing Press the play button( ) to play the music at Stop or Pause status. Volume Control 1 Volume Up Press the ( ) button briefly will increase a volume higher. Press the ( button longer will increase the volume continuously until the maximum volume is reached. ) 2 Volume Down Press the ( ) button briefly will decrease a volume lower. Press the ( ) button longer will decrease the volume continuously until the minimum volume or no sound is reached. Note! 2 The blue LED on the product flashes when either music or voice files are playing. (See page 42) Pause While playing music, push the Play button( )briefly to stop the music temporarily. Volume level can be set within the range from MIN (00) to MAX (30). 1 34 23 24 35 Music Selection 1 By briefly pressing the FF button : The next song will be selected in Play or Stop mode. Music Selection 3 By briefly pressing the REW button : In Stop Mode The previous song will be selected. In Play Mode The current song will be repeated from the start. 2 By continuously pressing FF button : 4 By continuously pressing the REW button : In Stop Mode Fast forward searching all songs In Play Mode Fast forward searching in the current song. In Stop Mode Fast backward searching all songs In Play Mode Fast backward searching in the current song 1 36 25 26 37 HOLD (Lock Function) HOLD(Lock) is set with a padlock icon displaying for 3 seconds on the LCD when you slide the HOLD switch on the back of the products as shown below. MODE Changing 1 2 Push and hold the MENU button. Press the MENU button after moving to desired MODE using FF/REW button. MUSIC MODE When HOLD mode is applied, no other button will be recognized when pressed. VOICE MODE By sliding the HOLD switch to the other direction, the lock will disappear as well as the HOLD icon ( ). FM MODE The most recent MODE setting will be saved when turning the Power OFF. 1 38 27 28 39 Voice Recording Please Note About the recording. . . . The voice recording starts when you push and hold the REC/ A-B button. To record from the FM radio. . . Record the sound source in the FM Mode. Voice Recording starts 1 The voice recording hold the when you push and REC/ A-B button. Displaying time elapsed for recording Remaining recording time in the memory To record Voice. . . Record the voice source in the Music or Voice Mode. 2 To stop the recording press the Play button. An orange colored LED flashes during the voice recording. It also blinks at LED time setting. (See page 42) The files are saved in the following sequence V001, V002, V003. . . . 1 40 29 30 41 Voice Recording 3 By pressing the Play button again, the saved recorded file will be played. Voice Recording Please Note! You can only listen to the saved file after entering Voice Recording Mode. (The voice file can not be played back in the Music Playing MODE) After recording the voice file will be saved as a ADPCM file with the extension of ADP at the end of the file name. The functions for Play/Stop/Volume Control/ FF, REW are the same as in the MUSIC Playing MODE. The volume is automatically adjusted in the recording. When the memory is full, the voice recording will automatically stop and the file is saved only until that point. The sensitivity of the voice recording may vary according to the distance between the product and the voice source. Malfunctions may occur if battery is removed or the batteries power is exhausted unexpectedly, recorded file may not play. 1 42 31 32 43 FM RADIO MODE 1 Push and hold the MODE button. Searching FM Frequencies Set the FM frequencies using the FF/REW button. Note! The earphone takes the roll of radio antenna. 2 Press the MENU button after moving to FM Mode using FF/REW button to listen to FM Radio. Searching Frequencies Manually You can search frequencies by pushing the FF/REW button briefly. (Increment or decrement by 0. 05MHz) Searching Frequencies Automatically A pink LED flashes when playing the FM radio. (see page 42) The functions for Play/Stop/Volume Control are the same as MUSIC Playing MODE in control Player searches for a frequency by incrementing/decrementing when you push and hold the FF/REW button for longer than 5 seconds. The auto setting is fixed at the frequency with high reception rate during the search. 1 44 33 34 45 Storing the Selected Frequency Storing the searched frequency manually Storing the Selected Frequency 3 Press and hold the MENU button to save the frequency after selecting one using the FF/REW button. 1 Using the FF/REW button you can store the searched frequency after entering to FM Preset MODE by pressing the MENU button briefly after selecting the "Manual Preset". Note! - You may store multiple frequencies with the above method. - Up to 20 frequencies may be stored in the product. 2 Using the FF/REW button, briefly press the MENU button after selecting "Preset No. " to be stored. 4 Press the REC/A-B button to search the stored frequency. - By pressing REC/A-B button once briefly: the Preset No. goes back to the previous Preset No. - By pressing REC/A-B button twice briefly: the Preset No. goes forward to the next Preset No. Storing the searched frequency automatically 1 Press the MENU button briefly. 1 46 35 36 47 Storing the Selected Frequency MENU button again 2 Press the"Auto Preset" once the FMbriefly after selecting from Preset MODE using the FF/REW button. MENU Setting MENU Searching Note! Entering the MENU Mode. briefly once again to store 3 Press the MENU buttonafter selecting "Yes" from the selected frequency Auto Preset MODE using FF/REW Button. - Press the MENU button from the Voice Recording or Music Playing Mode to enter the MENU Screen. Please Note! It stores a frequency automatically when it receives a frequency with high reception rate with its Preset number automatically incrementing. After completing search to 108. 0MHz, the Preset Number changes to `P01' and it starts receiving signal at the preset frequency. [. . . ] However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures. - Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Finally, any changes or modifications to the equipment by the user not expressly approved by the grantee or manufacturer could void the users authority to operate such equipment. MEMO CAUTION Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. [. . . ]