Clas Ohlson LD05-2GB Instruction Manual

MP3/WMA Player
with radio
Art.no 38-3639 Model LD05-2GB
38-3640 LD05-4GB
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1. Description
• MP3/WMA player, USB memory, radio and voice recorder. The USB
memory can be used as a virtual hard drive for data storage.
• Compatible with Windows XP/Vista 32.
2. Package contents
• MP3/WMA player
• Headphones
• Instruction manual
3. Before use
Insert the battery:
• Open the battery cover and insert a new AAA/LR03 battery
(not incl.) according to the markings.
4. Installation
• No external drivers needed.
• Connect the MP3 player to a vacant USB port on the computer.
• The computer will recognise the MP3 automatically as a "Removable disk"
and it is displayed with its own allocated letter under "My Computer".
• It is now possible to copy or drag and drop files to the "Removable disk".
5. Disconnecting
1. Click on the symbol in the bottom right corner of the screen.
2. Click on the little pop-up box with the text, "Stop the USB Mass
Storage Device-Driver (X)".
3. When you are prompted to remove the player, unplug it from the computer.
6. Features
1. USB cover
2. Display
3. [4;] Play/Pause/Stop, press and hold
in to enter the main menu
4. Increase volume. The high volume (over
level 20) warning notification must be
acknowledged by pressing [4;] before
the volume can be raised any higher.
5. Headphone outlet
6. Carry strap
7. Right/next
11
8. Enter the submenu for each
mode; escape button, press and
10
hold in to turn the player on/off.
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9. Microphone
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10. Decrease volume
11. Left/previous
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7. Operation
To prevent possible hearing damage, do not listen at
high volume levels for long periods.
• The MP3 player can be connected or be removed
without shutting the computer off, it is automatically allocated
a device recognition letter by the computer. The MP3 player does
not have to be restarted before transferring files.
• You can easily move files to the MP3 player using the "drag and
drop" method like normal in the explorer file manager.
• Note: The copying and transfer of music CDs is not possible.
Only MP3 or WMA files can be copied and transferred.
• N.B. Do not remove the MP3 player from the USB port when data
transfer to or from the memory is underway; the built-in flash drive
can be damaged.
7.1 Listening to MP3 or WMA files
Starting the MP3 player: Press and hold in [4;] (3) until the display
shows text or numbers. The display shows the total number of MP3
files and the total playing time. If no MP3 files are stored in the memory,
"Empty Disk" appears on the display. Make sure that the button lock
is deactivated before starting playback; otherwise "Locked" appears
on the display.
1. Button lock:
The button lock activates automatically after a set time. Press and
hold in (10) to deactivate the button lock.
2. Starting playback:
Press [4;] (3) once to start playback. The MP3 player will begin
playback with the first MP3 track (if there are MP3 files stored in
the memory). Advance to the next track or return to the previous
track by pressing [7] (11) (previous) or [8] (7) (next track).
3. Adjusting the volume:
Press the volume button (4) to increase or (10) to decrease.
The volume is shown graphically in the display.
4. Pausing:
Press quickly on [4;] (3).
5. Switching off:
Press and hold it in for 5 seconds until the display switches off.
Settings in play mode
Repeat, Equalizer or Exit.
1. In play mode, press and choose one of the above options
by pressing the direction buttons (11) previous and (7) next.
2. Confirm by pressing [4;] (3).
3. Discontinue or exit by pressing .
7.2 Voice recording (VOICE)
A. Record
In the main menu, choose RECORD and press [4;] (3) to enter
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the record mode.
1. Press [4;] (3) to start recording.
2. Press [4;] (3) once to pause whilst recording.
3. Press and hold in [4;] (3) to finish and save the recording.
B. Play
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In the main menu, choose VOICE and press [4;] (3) to enter the play-
back mode.
1. Press [4;] (3) to start playback.
2. Press previous (11) or next (7) to go to the previous or next recording.
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3. Press up (4) or down (10) to raise or lower the volume.
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7.3 FM radio: Listening and recording
Listening:
1. In the main menu, choose RADIO and press [4;] (3) to turn
the FM radio on.
2. Press previous (11) or next (7) to raise or lower the frequency
by 0.1 MHz.
3. Press and hold in previous (11) or next (7) to automatically search
for a station. The search stops when a station has been found.
4. Press to enter the submenu.
5. To save a station in the memory, press (7) or (11) to choose SAVE
and press [4;] (3) to save.
Recording:
1. To record from the FM radio, choose RECORD from the submenu
and press [4;] (3).
2. Press [4;] (3) once to pause whilst recording.
3. Press and hold in [4;] (3) to finish and save the recording.
Note: The headphones must be connected to the player because
the cord acts as an aerial.
8. File management
1. In the main menu, choose FOLDER and press [4;] (3) to view
all files.
2. Press previous (11) or next (7) to choose "LOCAL FOLDER" and
then press [4;] (3) to view all files.
3. Press previous (11) or next (7) to choose a file and then press
[4;] (3) to open the file.
9. System settings
Choose from Backlight, Language, Power off, Version, Lock, Reset
and Exit.
1. In the main menu, choose SETTINGS and press [4;] (3)
to enter the system settings mode.
2. Press previous (11) or next (7) to choose.
3. Press [4;] (3) to continue.
4. Press previous (11) or next (7) to change a setting.
5. Press [4;] (3) to confirm or press to finish and exit.
10. Connection to the sound system
You can connect the MP3 player to the sound system e.g. active
speakers (with built-in amplifier) or stereo system, by connecting
a cable with 3.5 mm jack plug to the headphone jack.
11. Resetting
If the MP3 player starts acting strangely, showing all symbols at
the same time etc., it will need to be reset and restarted to function cor-
rectly again. Remove the battery and replace it again after 5-10 minutes.
12. Formatting
Sometimes the MP3 player's memory needs to be formatted. Procedure:
1. Click on "My Computer".
2. Right-click on the MP3 player's device letter.
3. Select "Formatting" and the file format "FAT".
13. Technical data
Bit Rate: 8-320 kbps
Interface: USB 2.0
Weight (excl batteries and headphones): < 30 g
Size: 84.6 × 27.5 × 19.5 mm
Recommended operating environment: -5º C to 40 ºC at < 85 % RH
Headset jack: Ø 3.5 mm stereo (32 Ohm)
Frequency response: 20 Hz – 20 kHz
Battery: LR03, 1.5 V (lasts up to 10 hours
when listening on low volume)
14. Troubleshooting
Problem: Nothing is shown on the display when you press [4;]
• Battery is flat, change it.
Problem: No sound in playback mode
• The volume is set to 0, or the memory contains no music files.
• Flat battery, check.
• Wrong type of music files saved in the memory.
Problem: Files cannot be saved in the memory when connected
to a computer
• The button lock is activated, deactivate the button lock.
• The connection between the MP3 player and the USB port is
incorrect, check that the MP3 player is shown in "My computer".
• Incorrect file processing, only 256 files or folders can be located in
the root file (the MP3 player's device letter).
Problem: The computer does not recognise the MP3 player
• Format the MP3 player's memory.
Problem: The player does not start
• Corrupt files, reformat the player.
15. Miscellaneous
Warning!
• Never use the MP3 player in traffic (even if walking) since it makes
it more difficult to notice other road users and could cause
unnecessary accidents.
• Never disconnect the MP3 player while formatting or transferring files.
• Protect the MP3 player from dust, direct sunlight, strong vibrations
and moisture.
• Connect the headphones to the MP3 player before you turn it on.
• Bear in mind that listening on high volume for prolonged periods
can permanently damage your hearing.