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Page 1: Table Of Contents
Table of contents: SAFETY CAUTIONS ..........1 Data Security ............. 1 Safe Usage Guidelines ......... 2 Electromagnetic Compatibility ......3 Cleaning ............3 Battery Handling..........3 Legal caution: ............ 4 File Formats ............5 WMA File Format and Digital Rights Management (DRM) Management.........
Page 2 Settings ............16 EQ (Equalizer) ..........17 Playmode: ..........17 Contrast ............18 Power Saving ..........18 Rec.Set .............18 Light ............19 Color ............19 Exit ............19 Erase ............19 About ............20 Record ............21 Using memory cards ..........22 Insert a card..........22 Removing a Card..........22 CONNECTING TO YOUR COMPUTER ....23 Connection to the Computer........23 Installation of the Driver........23 PC/MP3 Player File Exchange.......23...
Page 3: Safety Cautions
We recommend that you read this chapter completely and with care and follow the instructions detailed. In doing this, the correct functioning and the long duration of the MP3 Player are ensured. Please keep these instructions somewhere safe in order to be able to hand them to a new owner in any even- tual case of sale.
Page 4: Safe Usage Guidelines
SAGE UIDELINES Keep the product away from damp, protect it from jolts, dust and heat and do not expose it to direct sunlight, in order to avoid any operational prob- lems. Do not open the product casing: this would cause the forfeit of the guarantee and the eventual dam- age/destruction of the product.
Page 5: Electromagnetic Compatibility
LECTROMAGNETIC OMPATIBILITY When you use the product, follow the directives on electromagnetic compatibility (EMV). To avoid the risk of damage and the loss of onboard data, position the device at least one meter from high frequency and magnetic sources of interference (TV, stereo loudspeakers, mobile phones, etc.) LEANING Generally, the equipment does not need to be cleaned.
Page 6: Legal Caution
DO NOT DISASSEMBLE or DEFORM batteries. Your hands and fingers may be injured, or the liquid of the battery may get into your eyes or adhere to your skin. If this happens, rinse with a large quantity of water immediately and consult a medical doctor. DO NOT expose batteries to strong impacts by drop- ping or throwing the batteries.
Page 7: File Formats
ORMATS This MP3 Player supports the following file formats: Mode Format Playback - MP3 - WMA (Windows Media Audio)* - WAV (in connection with the “Digital Voice Recorder”) Record - Digital Voice Recorder: WAV ® * WMA files can be played with Windows Media Player Version 7.0 or higher.
Page 8 converted by Windows® Media Player 10.0 version or other software that converts MP3 files that would allow to do this. You can transfer / copy the converted WMA file on to your portable device but in case the license file would not be transferred the portable device would stop the playback of the audio file you would like to lis- ten to.
Page 9: What's In The Box
’ ’ Please check the below listed parts and accessories are in the box when you first unpack your product. In the case of any missing item(s) please contact your local service centre accordingly. Any claim for missing parts will only be accepted within 7 days from date of pur- chase.
Page 10: Product Overview
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Page 11 Description Page ON / OFF, Start, Pause, Stop USB-Computer Connector Stereo Earphones- / Audio Out (Stereo) SD/MMC Memory Card Slot Backlight key Previous Track / Fast Rewind Next Track/ Fast Forward Menu key A/B-Loop key Fastening eye (Please attacch the carrying strap here) Volume up key Volume down key Internal speaker...
Page 12: Lcd-Display Information
LCD-D ISPLAY NFORMATION Ref. Description Page Battery Status Mode MP3/Voice Equalizer Volume Level Key Hold Play Mode Current Track Position Operating Status Current Track Number Amount of Tracks A-B Loop Status Track Information...
Page 13: Getting Started
NSERTING ATTERY This product is operated using a single 1.5V ‘AAA’ type battery. Open the battery compartment [14] by sliding the small cover on the back of the MP3 Player. Insert the battery (observe the + / - polarity!) Close the bat- tery compartment.
Page 14: Resetting The Mp3 Player
MP3 P ESETTING THE LAYER If your MP3 Player does not respond properly (e.g. be- cause of incorrect input, error in the data transmission, static discharge) proceed as follows: 1. Disconnect all connection cables 2. Remove the battery and insert it again. 3.
Page 15: Commands
MP3 P URNING ON OFF THE LAYER To start the MP3 Player, press the Power On key [1] and confirm with the menu key [8]. Now the device is in the playback mode. The MP3 Player turns off automatically after some time when not in use in order to save the battery.
Page 16: Track Selection
RACK SELECTION Press briefly the button [6], to playback the previous track. To select the following track, press the button [7] briefly. By keeping the button pressed, the tracks scroll backwards and forwards while the playback is muted. ELECTION AND REPETITION OF TRACK SEGMENTS It is possible to select some “segments”...
Page 17: Menu Hierarchy
IERARCHY EY HOLD The MP3 Player is provided with a key/button lock function that prevents the unintentional activation of a key. This function is useful if you listen to music whilst keeping the device in the carry pouch or a pocket. 1.
Page 18: Music
USIC This mode is automatically activated when turning on the MP3-PLayer. If another mode (e.g. Voice) is acti- vated proceed as follows: 1. Press the menu button [8]. 2. With the buttons [6/7] select the word [Music]. 3. Press the menu button [8] to confirm. The display [H] will show MP3.
Page 19: Eq (Equalizer)
EQ (E QUALIZER 1. Press the menu button [8]. 2. With the buttons [6/7] the word [Settings]. 3. Press the menu button [8]. 4. With the buttons [6/7] select the word [EQ]. 5. Press the menu button [8]. 6. With the buttons [6/7] you can choose between the settings normal, rock, jazz, classic, pop, user.
Page 20: Contrast
Rep. All: All files in the saved / stored sequence will be played back endlessly until stopped. Random: Playback of a file chosen at random. Ran. All: This repeats the random playback play- ing music endlessly until stopped. ONTRAST This option is to set the contrast of the display. OWER AVING When no track is played and no button is touched the MP3...
Page 21: Light
IGHT This option is to set how long the background light will stay on. You can choose between 5 to 20 seconds or „off“. OLOR Choose the colour of the backlight: Red, Green, Yellow, Blue, Violet, Light Blue, White or Random. Terminates the settings menu and goes back to the main menu.
Page 22: About
4. With the buttons [6/7] select the word [Music], if you want to delete music files, or select [Voice] to delete your recorded files. 5. Press the menu button [8]. 6. With the buttons [6/7] select the file you want to delete.
Page 23: Record
ECORD You can record audio material on to the MP3 Player by us- ing the integrated microphone. 1. Press the menu button [8]. 2. With the buttons [6/7] select the word [Record]. 3. Press the menu button [8] again to start recording. Point the microphone (next to the earphone socket) at the audio source.
Page 24: Using Memory Cards
SING MEMORY CARDS Warning: DO NOT insert or eject Memory Cards while the MP3-Player is turned on. This will avoid possible damage to your memory cards. Advice: The MP3 Player only recognises cards which are formatted in FAT-16 format. Please consult the online help of your computer’s oper- ating system to get more information about for- matting and file formats.
Page 25: Connecting To Your Computer
ONNECTION TO THE OMPUTER 1. Turn the USB plug in order to fit it into a free USB socket on your computer. Please use a USB cable ex- tension (not included) if the plug doesn’t fit. 2. Turn on the MP3 player. 3.
Page 26: Memory Drive Funtion
EMORY RIVE UNTION It is also possible to use your MP3-Player as a Memory Drive. Simply copy the desired files onto the MP3 Player. Take into account that the MP3 Player only shows files with the extension *.wav, *.mp3 or *.wma. IRMWARE PDATE The CDROM that is supplied with the device contains a...
Page 27: Customer Service
OLUTIONS FOR OMMON PROBLEMS The computer does not recognise the MP3 Player: Check the installation (page 23 and following. Windows 98 SE: is the driver installed?) Is the battery loaded? Check the cable connections. Is the MP3 Player turned on? In Windows Control Panel, check if the MP3 Player is installed correctly.
Page 28: Is Further Assistance Necessary
The titles are not shown in the correct sequence: Check that the playback mode is set correctly (page 13) Is the USB to PC connection correct? Reset the MP3 Player (page 12) URTHER SSISTANCE ECESSARY If the suggestions listed above are not enough to re- solve the problem, then contact us.
Page 29: Warranty
ARRANTY PLEASE READ THIS LIMITED WARRANTY CAREFULLY TO UNDERSTAND YOUR RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS. The sales receipt is considered valid proof of purchase and should be kept in a safe place. This receipt will be required for receiving any warranty service. This warranty is transferable. When transferring ownership to a third party, please provide the receipt and warranty information.
Page 30: Limits Of Liability
Copyright law prohibits duplicating this information in mechanical, electronic, or any other form, without the written ap- proval of the manufacturer. © 2005, all rights reserved. ® The copyright is kept c/o the company MEDION Trademark: ® ® ®...

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