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Summary of Contents for IRiver SPINN
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents... Chapter 01 Getting Started Chapter 03 Using the Product Chapter 04 Setting up the SPINN Components FLASH Setting up the SPINN Locating the Controls Installing Applications PICTURE VIDEO MUSIC Chapter 02 Basic Operations Chapter 05 Other Information RADIO TEXT... - Page 4 Getting Started Chapter 01 Components Locating the Controls Installing Applications Installing iriver plus 3 Installing Windows Media Player 11...
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Page 5: Components
Components Components are subject to change without notice and may vary from images shown. SPINN Earphones Quick Start Guide & Warranty Card Installation CD (with Instruction Guide) USB Cable Getting Started... -
Page 6: Locating The Controls
Locating the Controls Appearance, printed or contoured sections of the product may vary depending on model. Press: OK Press and hold: Smart Key Touch Screen AMOLED BACK HOLD Wheel RESET Volume + Volume - Power USB jack Earphones jack Getting Started... -
Page 7: Installing Applications
For more information on using Windows Media Player 11, refer to pages 45~47. To connect the product to iriver plus 3, select SET > Advanced > Connection Type and set to MSC and to connect the product to Windows Media Player 11, select SET >... -
Page 8: Chapter 02 Basic Operations
Turning on the Product Connecting Earphones Turning off the Product Charging the Product Connecting the SPINN to Your PC Using the Wheel and Selection Mode Disconnecting the SPINN from Your PC Using the Wheel Copying files / folders to the product... -
Page 9: Turning The Product On/Off
Turning the Product on/off Turning on the Product Turning off the Product 1. Press the [ ]button on the product to turn it on. 1. Press and hold the [ ] button on the product again to turn it off. This product has an automatic power saving function to save battery power. -
Page 10: Using The Wheel And Selection Mode
Using the Wheel and Selection Mode Using the Wheel Selection Mode 1. In the main mode screen or any list, spin the wheel to 1. Turn on the power to display the main mode screen. select the mode or menu. While operating any mode, press and hold the [ ] button to display the main mode screen. -
Page 11: Touch Screen
Touch Screen Using Touch Screen 1. The SPINN has touch screen system which operates with user's direct touch. Touch one of the icons displayed on the screen to operate. Touch Do not press screen with a sharp tip or excessive power to avoid damage. -
Page 12: Using Hold And Reset
In SET > Sound > SPINN Volume, you can set whether you can control volume If you reset the product, the SPINN will turn off and on automatically. If it does not using the wheel while the HOLD function is enabled. (Refer to page 38.) turn on automatically, press the [ ] button on the product to turn it on manually. -
Page 13: Connecting Products
Connecting Earphones Charging the Product 1. Connect earphones to the Earphone jack. 1. Turn on your PC and connect the SPINN to it using the USB cable provided. 2. The integrated battery will charge automatically. Do not use any USB cable other than the one included with the product. - Page 14 1. Click the icon on the taskbar to disconnect the product using the Safely Remove Hardware menu. 2. Turn on your PC and connect the SPINN to it using the USB cable provided. 2. Click the Stop button to confirm disconnection.
- Page 15 When you transfer data, never disconnect it or turn off the power to protect your data from damage. Transfer speed may vary depending on your computer and/or OS environments. It is recommended to save media files using iriver plus 3 or Windows Media Player 11. Basic Operations...
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Page 16: Using The Product
Using the Product Chapter 03 FLASH VIDEO TEXT Selecting Flash Game Selecting Video Selecting Text Playing Video Playing Flash Game Viewing Text Screen Display While Additional Features Playing Video Recording FILE Additional Features Screen Display While Recording Browsing Device MUSIC Listening to Recorded File Deleting File Selecting Music... -
Page 17: Flash
FLASH You can play various flash contents and games. Selecting Flash Game Playing Flash Game 1. In the main mode, select FLASH to display the game Use the wheel, volume button, or touch screen list. depending on the game. 2. In the game list, spin the wheel to select the content While playing a game, press the [ ] button to finish it. -
Page 18: Rec
Recording Screen Display While Recording 1. In the main mode, select REC to display the recording standby screen. 2. Press the [OK] button or touch [ ] on the screen to start recording. To stop it, press OK or [ ] again. - Page 19 Listening to Recorded File Deleting Recorded File 1. In the recording standby screen, touch [ ] on the 1. In the recording standby screen, touch [ ] on the screen to display the Recorded File List. screen to display the Recorded File List. 2.
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Page 20: Additional Features
Additional Features 1. In the recording standby screen, touch [OPT] on the Voice Recording Quality: Sets the quality of recorded screen to display additional features. voice. 2. Spin the wheel to select the additional feature and Voice Detector: Records voice only when sound can press the [OK] button to display the sub items. -
Page 21: Picture
Supported file format: JPG (Some file types might have compatibility problem.) Be sure to use iriver plus 3 when you transfer picture files. Otherwise, unexpected errors may occur during picture playback. Some picture files with low resolution might not support the Zoom function. - Page 22 PICTURE Screen Display While viewing a picture Additional Features: Displays additional features. Slide Show: Starts / stops slide show. Previous Picture: Displays the previous picture. Next Picture: Displays the next picture. Zoom In / Zoom Out: Zooms picture in / out. Back: Moves to the previous screen or higher up in the file tree Using the Product...
- Page 23 PICTURE Additional Features 1. While a picture is displayed, touch [OPT] on the Image Delay: Sets duration to perform slide show. screen to display additional features. Slide Transitions: Sets an effect of slide show. 2. Spin the wheel to select the additional feature and Set As Wallpaper: Sets the displayed picture as a press the [OK] button to display the sub items.
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Page 24: Video
You can also select and play a video in the video list via the touch screen. Supported file formats: AVI (480x272: 1 Mbps), WMV9 (480x272: 850 Kbps) Be sure to use iriver plus 3 when you transfer video file. Otherwise, unexpected errors may occur during video playback. - Page 25 VIDEO Screen Display While Playing Video Additional Features: Displays additional features. Elapsed Time: Displays the elapsed time of video. Progress bar: Displays the status of video. Back: Moves to the previous screen or higher up in the file tree Rewind: Rewinds video. Pause / Play: Pauses / plays video.
- Page 26 VIDEO Additional Features 1. While playing video, touch [OPT] on the screen to Scan Speed: Sets the speed of fast forward and reverse. display additional features. Resume: Selects whether the video is resumed from 2. Spin the wheel to select the additional feature and the last played point or from the beginning of a file press the [OK] button to display the sub items.
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Page 27: Music
- File Tree: Browses music file by folder. While playing repeatedly, touch [ ] to deactivate You can manage your playlist using iriver plus 3 or Windows Media Player 11. A-B Repeat. Max. playtime: Approximately 24 hours (based on MP3, 128 Kbps, 44.1 KHz, Volume level 20, EQ Flat, AMOLED off) To set the favorite rate, touch Rate on the screen. - Page 28 MUSIC Screen Display While Playing Music Album art: Displays album art image if available. * You can add album art using iriver plus 3 or Windows Media Player 11. Elapsed Time: Displays the elapsed time of music. Total Playback Time: Displays total playback time of music.
- Page 29 MUSIC Additional Features 1. While playing music, touch [OPT] on the screen to Play Mode: Sets the play mode. display additional features. Select EQ: Sets the EQ. 2. Spin the wheel to select the additional feature and Scan Speed: Sets the speed of rewind / fast forward. press the [OK] button to display the sub items.
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Page 30: Radio
RADIO Turning on FM Radio 1. In the main mode, select RADIO to display recently After activating Preset, spin the wheel or touch [ / ] on used Preset channels. the screen to move to the saved previous / next Preset. While listening, touch [ ] on the screen to start 2. - Page 31 RADIO Screen Display While Listening to FM Radio Additional Features: Displays additional features. Preset number: Displays the Preset number of frequency currently being received. Previous Preset / Channel: Moves to the previous preset / channel. Receiving Frequency: Displays frequency currently being received.
- Page 32 RADIO Additional Features 1. While listening, touch [OPT] on the screen to display FM Recording Quality: Sets the recording quality of additional features. radio broadcasting. 2. Spin the wheel to select the additional feature and Save Preset / Delete Preset: Stores the current press the [OK] button to display the sub items.
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Page 33: Text
TEXT Selecting Text Viewing Text 1. In the main mode, select TEXT to display the text list. Spin the wheel to scroll text up or down. 2. In the text list, spin the wheel to select a text and Press the [OK] button or touch [ ] on the screen to press the [OK] button to display it. - Page 34 TEXT Additional Features 1. While viewing text, touch [OPT] on the screen to Show Icons: Selects whether to display icons on the display additional features. screen while viewing text. 2. Spin the wheel to select the additional feature and Auto Scroll Speed: Sets the automatic scroll speed. press the [OK] button to display the sub items.
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Page 35: File
: In SET > Advanced > Music Browse Type, set the type to Database and then rebuild database from SET > Advanced > Rebuild Library or use Database Update from iriver plus 3. Now browse the file in the MUSIC menu. : Browse and search in the FILE mode. -
Page 36: Bluetooth
When it is used in areas with a weak signal such as in elevator or basement. Radio signals may be distorted while using Bluetooth headset. For more information on the recommended Bluetooth headset, refer to our web site iriver.com. Using the Product... -
Page 37: Playing Podcast File
Recovering Podcast menu. 1. Connect the product to the USB jack of your PC using the USB cable and run iriver plus 3. Transferring Podcast file to the product 2. Select Tools > Portable Device > Recovering Podcast to start the recovery process. -
Page 38: Chapter 04 Setting Up The Spinn
Setting up the SPINN Chapter 04 Setting up the SPINN Selecting Setting Date & Time Sound Display Advanced Smart Key... - Page 39 Setting up the SPINN You can configure your own settings in the SPINN. The menu configurations are subject to change with different firmware versions. Selecting Setting Sound Setting 1. In the main mode, select the SET to display the Custom EQ setting list.
- Page 40 Fonts Selects the type for browsing music. Changes the font to be displayed. - Database: Browses music files which are transferred by iriver Menu Type plus 3 or created DB by Rebuild Library using ID3 TAG or Playlist. - File Tree: Browses music files transferred by Windows Explorer.
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Page 41: Smart Key
System Information Selects the type for transferring file from / to PC. Displays system information and formats the product. - MSC (UMS): Using iriver plus 3, transfers file using the MSC Auto Power off connection type. Automatically turns the power off after designated time - MTP: Using Windows Media Player 11, transfers file with the without operation. -
Page 42: Other Information
Adding Media to Library Safety Instructions Ripping Songs from a CD Product Safety Transferring Media to the Product Other - Using iriver plus 3 Troubleshooting - Using Windows Explorer Please check out! Initializing Disk Upgrading Firmware Using Windows Media Player 11... -
Page 43: Using Iriver Plus 3
Using iriver plus 3 To connect the product to iriver plus 3, select SET > Advanced > Connection Type and set it to MSC. Adding Media to Library Ripping Songs from a CD 1. When you run iriver plus 3 for the first time, the Add 1. -
Page 44: Using Iriver Plus 3
If the already installed firmware is the latest version, the message to confirm cannot be recovered. latest version appears. When connect the product to your PC, if there is latest It is recommended to use the format function integrated in the SPINN. firmware, the instruction message appears automatically. Other Information... - Page 45 If the already installed firmware is the latest version, the message to confirm cannot be recovered. latest version appears. When connect the product to your PC, if there is latest It is recommended to use the format function integrated in the SPINN. firmware, the instruction message appears automatically. Other Information...
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Page 46: Using Windows Media Player
Using Windows Media Player 11 To connect the product to Windows Media Player 11, select SET > Advanced > Connection Type and set it to MTP. Adding Media to Library Ripping Songs from a CD 1. When you run Windows Media Player 11, the Add 1. - Page 47 Using Windows Media Player 11 Transferring Media to the Product 1. Connect the product to the USB jack of your PC and 3. Click Start Sync in the bottom left to start transferring. run Windows Media Player 11. 2. After selecting the file in your PC, drag & drop it to 4.
- Page 48 PC. You need to backup the necessary files before initialization, since formatted files cannot be recovered. It is recommended to use the format function integrated in the SPINN. Do not disconnect the product from PC while upgrading firmware. Other Information...
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Page 49: Copyrights/Certification/Trademarks/Limited Liability
SRS Labs, Inc. ©1999~2008 Reigncom Limited. All rights reserved. WOW technology is incorporated under license from SRS Labs, Inc.Labs, Inc. Specifications on SPINN Bluetooth Limited Liability Frequency range: Transmitting / receiving 2402 – 2478 MHZ Neither the manufacturer, importers nor dealers are responsible for any Supported profiles: A2DP, AVRCP Bluetooth version: Bluetooth 2.0+EDR... -
Page 50: Safety Instructions
Safety Instructions Product Safety Do not display the same image on the screen for an Never dismantle, repair, or rebuild your player without extended amount of time since this may cause a authorization. ghosting effect. This may cause damage and malfunction. Do not place objects such as coins or hair pins inside Keep out of direct sunlight and extreme heat and cold the product. -
Page 51: Product Safety
Safety Instructions Product Safety Do not press more than two buttons simultaneously. Do not touch the screen with sharp tools. This may cause damage and malfunction. This may cause damage and malfunction. Do not disconnect the product from your PC while Protection film or sticker attached on the screen might transferring data. - Page 52 Safety Instructions Other Do not use headphones / earphones while cycling, Reduce volume or stop using the player if you driving, or operating any motorized vehicle. experience ringing in your ears. This is dangerous and might be illegal in some areas. This may cause injury.
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Page 53: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Please check out! The product will not power on! The screen turns off frequently. - Check whether the battery is discharged. Charge - To save power consumption, the screen is designed the product and turn it on again. to be turned off after designated time. - Insert a thin and pointed object into the reset pinhole. - Page 54 Troubleshooting Please check out! Music is not played after connecting Bluetooth headset. The memory space has changed after formatting. - Check whether the Playback Speed of the MUSIC - The memory space may be changed depending on mode is set to "0". The Bluetooth headset will only the operating system.
- Page 55 Federal Communications Commission FCC RF SAFETY CAUTION : CAUTION Any changes or modifications in construction of this RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY device which are not expressly approved by the party AN INCORRECT TYPE. responsible for compliance could void the user’s DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO authority to operate the equipment.