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AM/FM Radio Recorder/Voice Recorder/MP3, WMA Player
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- Page 1 AM/FM Radio Recorder/Voice Recorder/MP3, WMA Player This manual is protected by copyright laws and all rights are reserved. No portion of this manual may be reproduced in any form or translated into other languages without written permission from the manufacturer and publisher of this manual. The content of this manual is provided “as is”...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS I. COMPONENT and LCD DISPLAY 1. SET 2. Accessories 3. LCD Display II. BATTERY CHARGE and USE 1. Charge battery using AC Adapter 2. Charging Status 3. Battery Level 4. Battery Life 5. Powering on III. MEMORY CARD and RESET 1. -
Page 3: Component And Lcd Display
VII. BASIC BUTTON OPERATIONS VIII. MAIN MENU STRUCTURE 1. System 2. Play 3. Recording 4. Display 5. Sound IX. PLAY STYLE MENU X. FURTHER OPERATION 1. Playback Speed 2. AM/FM Radio 3. Formatting 4. Complete Format XI. COMPUTER CONNECTION 1. Win XP, 2000, ME, and Mac OSX+ 2. - Page 4 ① Internal Microphone ② ③ ④ ⑤ ERASE ⑥ A↔B/Repeat ⑦ MODE ⑧ TIMER ⑨ SD/MMC Card Slot 2. Accessory USB Cable AC Adapter FM Antenna ⑩ MENU ⑪ SPEED ⑫ External Speaker ⑬ USB/POWER Terminal ⑭ Volume +/- ⑮ HOLD RESET LINE IN...
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Page 5: Lcd Display
3. LCD Display ▣ POWER ON ▣ AM Display ▣ FM Display ▣ MUSIC Initial Display ▣ POWER OFF ① : Radio band ② : Memory( Internal/External) ③ : Month(Calendar) ④ : Date(Calendar) ⑤ : Battery Level ⑥ : Day(Calendar) ⑦... - Page 6 ▣ MUSIC Playback Display ▣ VOICE Initial Display ① : MUSIC Mode ② : Memory( Internal/External) ③ : Month(Calendar) ④ : Date(Calendar) ⑤ : Battery Level ⑥ : Day(Calendar) ⑦ : Navigation (Music list up) ① : Music band ② : Memory( Internal/External) ③...
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Page 7: Battery Charge And Use
II. BATTERY CHARGE and USE 1. Charge battery using AC Adapter 2. Charging Status 3. Battery Level Full charge Some power consumed Power almost drained, should charge battery No power, charge battery 4. Playback and Recording Battery Life LX battery lasts an average of 7 – 10 hours under normal use. ☞... -
Page 8: Memory Card And Reset
III. MEMORY CARD and RESET 1. Memory Card 1) Memory Card Type: SD/MMC Card 2) Compatible Capacity: 32MB／64MB／128MB／256MB／512MB／1GB ☞ An external memory card is not provided. You can buy one from just about any electronics store in your area. ＊ Radio YourWay LX only supports STANDARD SD cards. High-Speed cards will NOT work. 2. -
Page 9: Radio Yourway Lx Modes
If the unit is not responding, please reset by pushing the Reset button (found on the right side of the unit) gently with a thin object for 1 second. IV. RADIO YOURWAY LX MODES * Display for Modes Music Mode Mode ①... -
Page 10: Recording, Playback, And Deleting
You can listen to FM radio in FM mode. V. RECORDING, PLAYBACK, and DELETING 1. AM and FM Switch to the desired mode by tapping the Mode button. Once you are in the desired mode (AM or FM), tune in to the station you would like to record by pressing the Fast Forward button (>>) or Rewind button (<<). -
Page 11: Deleting Files
To stop or pause playback, tap the Play/Stop button during playback. NOTE: Folders will not appear if the Play Style is set to File List. See the Play Style Menu chapter for more details. 3. Deleting Files You can delete files/recordings in Music or Voice mode. To delete files/recordings, tap the Mode button until you are in the desired mode. -
Page 12: Setting Current Date
year/day/hour settings will not be able to stay current. Tap the Menu button to go into the Menu System. With Time Set highlighted, tap the Play/Stop button. You will now see the Time Set screen, just like the example picture. To change the Hour/Minutes, use the Up or Down button. - Page 13 NOTE: You cannot set a timer recording when the unit is playing back a file, recording, or in the Menu mode. Once you are in the Schedule Set screen, use the Up or Down button to move through the fields. Use the Fast Forward button (>>) or Rewind button (<<) to change the field setting.
- Page 14 If you set the source to MUSIC, you must select a file to play. Press the Down button to highlight the folder underneath SOURCE. Select the desired folder that contains your file using the Fast Forward button (>>) or Rewind button (<<). If you do not have any folders stored in Radio YourWay LX, then Root will be the default folder selected.
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Page 15: Reviewing A Timer-Recording
K. The next field is END. Set the hour you wish to end the automatic recorder using the Fast Forward button (>>) or Rewind button (<<). You can change AM to PM, or vice-versa, by continuously tapping the Fast Forward button (>>) or Rewind button (<<). Once you have set the ending hour, tap the Down button to select the ending MINUTES. -
Page 16: Deleting A Timer-Recording
Tap the Erase button to exit Schedule Review screen. 5. Deleting a Timer-Recording Tap the Timer button in Music, Voice, AM, or FM mode. A pop-up will appear displaying “Set” and “Review.” Select “Set” using the Fast Forward button (>>) or Rewind button (<<), then press the Play/Stop button. Use the Up or Down button to highlight the TYPE field. - Page 17 Playback Stop FILE UP FILE DOWN Hold On. Will disable button use. Power ON/OFF ━━ : Power On/Off. MUSIC/VOICE Mode ━: Select/Play back file and stop/Pause a file. During a recording and paused recording. ━: Stop recording. Selecting a folder in file display mode. ━: Select Directory/File.
- Page 18 MENU SPEED ━: Search for a preset station. Play style/Main Menu/ Timer-Recording ━: Move up to another directory/option/item. MUSIC/VOICE Mode ① During Play back ━: 10 Seconds a second fast forward. ━━: 1 minute a second fast forward. ② Player Stopped ━: 10 Seconds a second fast forward.
- Page 19 ERASE A↔B/Repeat Mode Volume TIMER ② Selecting a file ━: Bookmark ☞ Only applicable for MP3 files. MUSIC/VOICE Mode ① Selecting a file ━: Erase the selected file or folder. ━━: Erase all files and folders Main Menu ━: Escape from the main menu. Timer Recording ━: Exit Timer-Recording.
- Page 20 LED LAMP Internal Microphone RESET ━: Pause recording. --: Setting Quick Timer Recording (0, 15min, 30min, 45min, OFF) ③ Paused ━: Restart recording. ④ Timer-Recording ━: Pause Timer-Recording. ⑤ During a paused Timer-Recording ━: Restart Timer-Recording. LED LAMP During a recording the LED will light up red. Highly sensitive internal...
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Page 21: Main Menu Structure
VIII. MAIN MENU STRUCTURE SYSTEM PLAY Repeat Time Set Hr / Min Calendar Y / M / D Sleep Timer Off,15~120min A-B Rep. Set AutoOff Time Off,1,3,5,min YES NO Sys. Default YES NO Play Style Int. Format YES NO Ext. Format Index Play Band Area USA,EUROPE... -
Page 22: System
1. SYSTEM MENU Display and Key operation SYSTEM TIME SET CALENDAR SLEEP TIMER Function Used to Set: Time set Calendar Sleep Timer Auto Off Time Sys Default Int Format Ext Format Band Area Memory Info. Used to set the current time. Used to Set: Present year Present month... - Page 23 AUTO OFF Time Default FORMAT Format MEMORY INFO Complete Setting Unit will turn off when there are button presses specified amount of time. (1, 3, 5 Min). Auto off doesn’t work when playing back file, recording, or when receiving a radio station Complete Setting Use System Default to restore...
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Page 24: Play
2. PLAY MENU Display and Key operation PLAY REPEAT A↔B/Rep Complete Setting Function Used to Set Repeat A↔B/Repeat Play style Index Play :Play all files in order and stop. :Play only 1 file and stop. :Play 1 file repeatedly. :Play files repeatedly in order. - Page 25 PLAY STYLE INDEX PLAY Complete Setting Use to set playback settings File List Normal Style Book-Mark List “FILE LIST” will show all files regardless of directory. “NORMAL STYLE” (Directory View) view folders and/or files. “BOOK MARK” will only show bookmark files, max 10. : In any play style...
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Page 26: Recording
3. RECORDING ☞ Precaution before recording Please make sure of the following before recording: Select the internal or external memory. Check the amount of available memory. Select a bit rate. We recommend using the default bit-rates. Check the battery life. MENU Display and Key operation Memory... - Page 27 RECORD SELECTING BIT RATE Setting LINE-In/Mic Recordin AM/FM Radio The memory remain icon is only displayed in AM/FM Mode. Same procedure is used to set: AM Record FM Record Line In Rec Mic Record Line-In/Mic Auto Sync The higher the bit rate the better quality the recording will be.
- Page 28 Recording by External Microphone/Line-in When trying to record using the External M cable is securely connected to the LINE/MIC jack (External Input Terminal) and make sure you set “Mic/Ext- Mic to MIC/Line-In” under the RECORD MENU. ☞ If an external microphone (lapel Mic etc) is con Recording thru Ext Device AUTO SYNC AUTO SYNC R...
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Page 29: Display
recording. . DISPLAY MENU Disp lay a nd Key operation DISPLAY BACK LIGHT Contrast Complete Setting Function Use to set - Back Light - Contrast - Scroll Speed - ID3 TAG - Language - Tuner Scre Select Backlight on time - OFF : Always off - 01, 03, 05, 10, 2 0, 30 :... - Page 30 Scroll Speed ID3 TAG Language Tuner creen Select how fast file info scrolls on the LCD screen. Scroll Speed Option: - Slow, Normal, Fast Complete Setting Display file information. ON: Title/Artist display. ff: No Title/Artist display. Complete Setting Display information on the LCD screen in the selected language.
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Page 31: Sound
. SOUND MENU Display and Key operation SOUND Equalizer 3D Effect Function Setting Equalizer 3D Effect Def Volume 8 Equali - N m or al: “NOR” - Jazz: “JAZ” - Classic: “CLA” - POP: “POP” - ROCK: “R OC” - LIVE: “LIV” - LOW-CUT: “... - Page 32 Def Volume Set the default volume you want the unit to use. Def volume options: 10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17, 18,19,20,21,21,22,23,24,25 Complete Setting - 24 - ⑤ Icon will displayed. ③Selec “Def Volume” using ▲▼ and press ▶ /■ ④Select desired option sing◀▶ Press ▶/■ to complete setting and exit.
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Page 33: Play Style Menu
IX. PLAY STYLE MENU Press and hold Mode to bring up the Play Style menu. ① Normal Play (Organizes files in folders) ② File List (Displays files one after the other. Folders are not displayed) ③ Book Mark Play (Displays your play list) ④... -
Page 34: Further Operation
X. FURTHER OPERATION 1. Playback Speed The playback speed (while playing a file) can be changed using the rewind or fast forward keys. (- short press; 10 seconds a second) (- - long press; 1 minute a second) 1) Forward and Rewind Forward (▶>) ▶〉: Display will show and the file will fast-forward 10 seconds a... -
Page 35: Am/Fm Radio
2. AM/FM Radio 1) FM Radio Reception ① Stereo Earphone Stereo earphone acts as the antenna for the FM radio. 2) AM Radio Reception The AM antenna is embedded in the unit. You are not required to plug in an external antenna in order to listen to AM radio. -
Page 36: Complete Format
To go back to normal tuning, use ◀▶ 3. Formatting memory ①Press “MENU” ②Move to desired setting (INT/EXT Format) using ▲▼ ③Select “Int Format” and press ▶/■ ④Use◀▶to select “YES” ⑤Press ▶/■ to complete setting and exit. ③ Select “Ext Format” and press ▶/■ to format card ④Use◀▶to select “YES”... - Page 37 When you connect the unit to a USB port, it will be recognized as a “Removable Disk” in Win XP, 2000, ME. Mac users will see it as a nameless drive. 2 Install Driver for Win98SE ① Connect device to USB port ②...
- Page 38 ③ Check ‘Search for the best driver for your device’ and click ‘next’ ④ Check ‘Specify a location’ ⑤ Insert Driver CD inside your computer’s CDROM ⑥ Click “Next” button ⑦ Click your CDROM drive (D: in most cases) and click “OK”...
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Page 39: Pc Connection Display
⑨ Click ‘Finish’ to complete installation ☞ To make sure the installation has been successfully completed, check for the device in the device manager: [My Computer]-[Control Panel]-[System]-[Device Manager] 3. PC Connection Display “USB CONNECT” “FILE UPLOAD” “FILE DOWNLOAD” Transfer File From PC to Set - 31 -... -
Page 40: Safely Removing Hardware From A Pc
4. Safely Removing Hardware from a PC You are required to safely remove this device BEFORE disconnecting the device from the USB port. ① Close open files If there are any open files in the unit, you should close them to avoid any errors. ②Click ( ), in the tool bar: ③... - Page 41 CHARGE NEEDED DOWNLOADING FILE TO SET DELETE COMPLETE SEARCHING FILE NO MEMORY CARD FOUND OVERLAPPING SCHEDULE FAILED INITALIZING CONNECTING USB TO PC BOOKMARK ADDED NO TIMER RECORDING MEMORY IS FULL CAN’T READ SD-CARD NEED SETTING TIME FAILED to DELETE FILE - 33 - UPLOADING FILE TO PC BOOKMARK FAILED...
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Page 42: General Specification
NO INDEX General Specification MODEL RECORD TIME MODE FILE FM Record AM Record Timer Record VOICE RECORD/ Record Device PLAY Distortion Freq, Response Output Power Repeat play Timer Record Distortion Freq, Response RADIO Sensitivity (stereo) Frequency Cover range Preset Mode RADIO Distortion END TIME NOT SET... - Page 43 Freq, Response Sensitivity Frequency Cover range Preset Mode Bit/rate Distortion Freq, Response Earphone Repeat play Sound communication System interface Sound card Display Ext mic/line in IN/OUT Earphone JACK DC JACK Diameter SPEAKER Max output VOLUME MEMORY MODE Messages (FSTN) Repeat CLOCK ADAPTOR KEY FUNCTION...
- Page 44 RADIO/VOICE REC Operating Temp Accessory SIZE Warranty ● If any defect or error occurs, stop using the product and contact PoGo! Products, Inc. General Directory Number: (714) 671-1854 ● Warranty (Warranty Regulation) PoGo! Products will guarantee a repair or service for a period of one year from the original date of purchase. defect error techsupport@pogoproducts.com.
- Page 45 is modified in any way 3) For any defect or damage resulting from misuse, abnormal use, abnormal condition, improper storage and/or exposure to direct sunlight or moisture 4) For any defect or damage resulting from any unauthorized modification or repair 5) For any defect or damage resulting from disasters such as fire, air pollution, earthquake or war 6) For any defect or damage resulting from a leak of the battery 7) Consumable item such as the battery...
- Page 46 PoGo! Products Inc 590 W Central Ave Suite E Brea, CA 92821 Phone: 714-671-1854 The warranty may only be used in the USA. Please keep your dated purchase order/receipt safely as it is required for any warranty service. - 38 -...