RCA Opal MC4008 Quick Start Manual

3. Transfer audio files to your player with either of the two methods below:
QuickStartGuide
• Yahoo! Music
MC4004, MC4008, MC4018
www.rcaaudiovideo.com
Congratulations on purchasing your new RCA player.
Please read these instructions for quick tips on using the player.
Getting Started
1. Install the PC software from the CD* before connecting your player.
2. Connect your player to your computer.
The player
USB port of your
computer
USB cable*
• The player charges automatically every time you connect it to your computer.
It should charge for at least 3 hours before using for the first time.
Note: The USB cable provided is dedicated for this player only. DO NOT connect this player
to the computer with any other USB cable. DO NOT plug this USB cable in other USB
devices.
*accessory supplied Tocom: 5645 486B (EN/F) Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.
5. Convert and transfer video files to
TM Jukebox (in
• Windows Explorer: drag-and-drop
Windows® XP or Windows Vista TM ,
audio files to the Internal Storage folder
installed from the CD): drag-and-drop
(Windows Vista TM ) or the Media folder
audio files from your Yahoo My Music
(Windows® XP) of the player. For
library to the player. Windows® 2000 users, drag-and-drop
files to the player's drive letter.
6. Disconnect the player from the
OPAL
Need more help?
OPAL
• Visit www.rcaaudiovideo.com/downloads for the latest firmware, driver
• The player is also compatible with most PC music management softwares.
• For details on file transfer, refer to Transferring Files to the Player in the user
manual on the CD. Learn more about the player
• Read the user manual on the CD for more information on the player's
4. Transfer image files (photos) to the Internal Storage folder (Windows Vista TM )
or the Media folder (Windows® XP) or to the root directory (Windows® 2000)
of your player by Windows Explorer as shown in step 3.
General controls
your player by using the RCA
Video Converter (installed from
the CD): drag-and-drop video files
from Windows Explorer to the
converter and check the box as
shown on the right before clicking
"Convert".
computer and enjoy music, video
and photos on the go.
Check this box
Do not return this product to the store.
downloads and FAQ
Turn on the player
Turn off the player
Lock the keys
features, safety and warranty information, and answers to Frequently Asked Browse for an audio/video/photo file
Questions (FAQ).
Play an audio/video/photo file
Pause the playback
Earphones Jack/USB jack
Top view
Adjust the volume
Skip to the next audio/video/photo file
Skip to the previous audio/video/photo
Front view Right view Back view
file
Microphone Rewind or fast forward an audio/video
MIC
The display file
Advance/fast
Access the Home menu (to access the
forward button RESET 5
RESET
button Music, Pictures, Videos, Audiobooks, My
Volume button
Selections and Voice Recording)
(increase)
HOLD 4
Menu button 2 button Access the Player's menu (to access the
Shuffle, Repeat, DSP, Slideshow, Clear
Play/pause button
Mysel, Settings and System Info)
Go back/ Volume
Reset the player (if it is not responding)
rewind button button
(decrease)
Press For information on new and upcoming products and to register your new player,
visit www.rcaaudiovideo.com.
Press and hold
Slide upwards.
Press or to go back or advance in the
file menu and press + or – to scroll up or
down to the desired file
Thomson Inc.
Home
Music
P.O. Box 1976
Music +
Artists Artists >
Audiobooks Indianapolis, IN 46206-1976
or
Albums Artists 1 >
© 2007 Thomson Inc.
Artists 2 > –
Trademark Registered
or
Marca Registrada
Marque Deposée
www.rcaaudiovideo.com
Press
Press , press again to resume
Press + or – during playback
Press
Press within the beginning 4 seconds of
the current file (except photo file)
Press and hold or during playback
Press M twice if you are in the playback
screen.
Press M once if you are in the playback
screen. Press twice if you are in the Home
menu
Press the RESET button on the back of the
player with a non-metal pointed object
(e.g. toothpick)