User manual MPMAN MP-FOL10

[. . . ] When corrosion occurs, wipe the battery compartment immediately with a dry cloth and insert a new battery. GB - 3 Downloading and Transferring Files USB DRIVER INSTALLATION For Windows ME, 2000 or XP: These versions of Windows will automatically detect your DAP after connecting with the USB cable and the computer. (Please make sure the DAP is turned ON. ) For Windows 98SE: Windows 98SE will not recognize the player until you have installed the driver using the included installation CD-ROM. Follow the detailed instructions in this section to activate the USB mass storage function, so you will be able to transfer files from your computer to your player. Installation Procedures for the Player Software (For Windows 98SE only) When connecting the player to the computer for the first time, please follow these instructions: 1. [. . . ] (Please see the next section for detailed instructions. ) GB - 8 DOWNLOADING WMA FILES WITH DRM In order to download WMA files with DRM you must follow the procedure described below. If you do not have "Windows Media Player 9" on your computer, you must go to www. Microsoft. com to download and install this software. Before beginning the procedure please turn the unit ON and connect the USB cable to the unit and to the USB port of your computer. Open the "Windows Media Player Browser, " and click on "Tools" in the menu bar. Click the "Copy Music" tab and tick the option "Copy protect music" in order to copy a DRM music file onto your unit. Click on the "Items to Copy" drop down menu to locate the music files you wish to download. Select, the Portable Device you want to copy to from the "Items on Device" drop down menu. Click "Copy" to start transferring the DRM files onto your unit. 6. After you have downloaded all the desired files to your unit, follow the "Safely Remove Hardware" procedure described in the manual. GB - 11 SAFELY REMOVE HARDWARE PROCEDURE 1. Double click the "Safely Remove Hardware" icon on the task bar: 2. From the "Safely Remove Hardware" window, select "USB Mass Storage Device" and click the "Stop" button. or the button to highlight the Voice Recorder Press /Navi to confirm and enter the Voice Recorder mode. Recording a Voice Message - Press the button to start recording. Listening to the Recorded File - Press the II button to listen the recorded file. You may select three different quality levels for recording. GB - 15 Customizing the Player USING THE SETTING MENU The Setting Menu provides the options to change the player settings, displays, and resolution. Press and hold the mode button to display the SETTING MENU on the display. Press the or the button to select one of the following setting options: Play List, Recording Resolution, Contrast, Equalizer, Play Timer, Screen Saver, or Language. Once your selection is highlighted then press /Navi to confirm. To exit the SETTING Menu, press the mode button. Setting Features Play List Setting Push + or - button to select the desired file. Press the button; a [CLEAR ITEM / CLEAR LIST] box will appear on the display. Push + or - to select clear item or clear list and press /Navi button to confirm. Note: If you have deleted or not programmed a play list, "LIST EMPTY" will be displayed. GB - 16 Recording Resolution Setting Push + or - to select one of the three voice recording resolution: Low, Normal, or High Press /Navi to confirm the resolution selection. Contrast Setting Press the or the button to adjust the display contrast level. Equalizer Setting Push + or - button to select one of the six music equalizer effects: Normal, Rock, Ultra Bass, Jazz, Pop, or Classical. [. . . ] Do not leave in a place subject to direct sunlight, excessive dust or sand, moisture, or rain. On Headphones and Earphones Road Safety o Do not use the headphones/earphones while driving, cycling, or operating any motorized vehicle. It can also be potentially dangerous to play your headsets at high volume while walking, especially at pedestrian crossing and potentially hazardous situations. Preventing Hearing Damage o Avoid using the headphones/earphones at high volume. [. . . ]