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  • Page 2: Introduction Of

    For more information on the MPIO products, visit our web site on the Internet. You can find many answers to the customer’s various enquiries, or upgrade the product performance through firmware...
  • Page 3  MPIO holds patent, trademark, and other intellectual property right about this User’s Manual. Imitating all or part of software of this product, and duplication, reproduction, or interpretation without a prior consent with MPIO is prohibited. Making the electronic media version and the mechanical abridgement of the contents are also prohibited.

  • Page 4: Safety Precautions

    Safety Precautions The following information is for protecting the user’s safety and any property damages. Please read the following information and use the product accordingly Do not use in high Do not use in minus zero Do not leave in humid areas or temperature(near heating temperatures or outdoors frequently flooding areas.
  • Page 5  When the product is connected to a computer, please do not cause impact or shake the connector.  You should back up the data saved in the product before requesting the after service. MPIO will consider that the customers have backed up their data before sending it to MPIO for after service.

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Getting Started Setting the Repeat Mode ..... 0 Setting EQ (Equalizer) Mode ....1 Introduction of ......2 Setting the User EQ (Equalizer) .. Safety Precautions ....... 4 Setting the Lyrics .........  Product Features ........8 Setting WOW ........
  • Page 7 Screen Information ...... Setting System .......... 0 Recording the Voice ...... Going to System Setting Mode .... 0 Recording an External Audio Device Setting Language ........ 0 (Direct Encoding) ........ Setting Scroll Speed ......1 Finding Files in Navigation Mode ....8 Setting BackLight Time ......

  • Page 8: Product Features

    Scan, Save Frequency, Radio Recording, Receipt Sensitivity Control and more. Outstanding recording function  MPIO SOLID enables clear voice recording through its built-in, high performance microphone, and easy convertion of sound signals from external devices to digital signal (MP format) using the Direct Encoding function.

  • Page 9: Components

    2 차 3 차 Utility CD Quick Guide Product Warranty Carrying Case Note  Actual player components may vary slightly from images shown, and subject to change without notice.  Broken accessories may be purchased separately at MPIO Service Center.

  • Page 10: Name Of Parts

    Name of Parts Repeat/Record button Power/Lock switch Earphone Jack LCD screen Scan Tracks/Quick Search MENU button Volume Control button Play/Pause button Navigation Setting/OK button Microphone/RESET hole 24PIN Terminal (USB & Charge) Note  If the player does not work properly, press the RESET hole on the player with a small pin. The player will then operate normally.

  • Page 11: Lcd Screen

    LCD Screen Main Menu Screen Videos Radio Music Voice Recording/ Direct Encoding Photo/Text Settings Browser Games...

  • Page 12: Recharging

    Recharging Charging while the power is off When the power is off, connect the player to the USB connection terminal of a computer with the PIN USB Multi-Cable. Connection using PIN USB Multi-Cable USB cable connection status screen apprears in the LCD screen.
  • Page 13  The battery is not fully charged when the product is purchased. Please fully charge the product before use.  The battery usage time will differ depending on how the product is used and how long, usage temperature, and other environmental matters. Note  Contact MPIO Service Center for replacing the internal battery.

  • Page 14: Basic Operation

    Basic Operation Listening to the Music Turning the Power ON Push Power/Lock Switch( ) to ( ) and then release. The power will turn on. Turning the Power OFF Push Power/Lock Switch( ) to ( ), and then release after 2 seconds.

  • Page 15: To Pause

    To Pause Press   button while the music is played. The music will be paused. Press  button once more, then the music will be played again.  Changing the Mode Press MENU button during playback or pause. The main menu screen appears Select the desired mode using /...

  • Page 16: Adjusting The Volume/Using The Lock Function

    Basic Operation Adjusting the Volume/Using the Lock Function Adjusting the Volume Press + - button during playback or pause. The volume will be adjusted. Note  The volume can be adjusted from 0 to 40. Using the Lock Function If you set the lock function, other buttons will not operate when they are pressed during playback.  To set the lock function, push Power/Lock Switch( ) to ( ) HOLD direction.

  • Page 17: Music Mode

    Music Mode You can listen to music files. Playing the Music File  Select Music using / button from Main Menu screen, and then press OK button. The music file will be played. Screen Information Repeate Mode Volume Lock Remaining Battery Power Current Time HOLD Section Repeat...

  • Page 18: Finding Other Music File During Playback

    Music Mode Finding Other Music File during Playback  Pressing  button during playback will play next song.  Pressing  button within 5 seconds after playback starts will play the previous song.  Pressing  button 5 seconds after playback starts will play the song from its very beginning. Note ...

  • Page 19: Finding Files With Navigation Mode

    Press A-B•REC button shortly at the end of the section you want to listen repeatedly. A  B appears on the screen and the selected section will play repeatedly. Note  Pressing A-B•REC button during A-B section repeat playback will release the repeat playback.  Pressing  button during A-B section repeat playback will release the repeat playback and start song search. Finding Files with Navigation Mode You can easily find any desired file and play it in Navigation mode.

  • Page 20: Setting The Music

    Music Mode Setting the Music Set items related to music file playback. The items are Repeat, EQ, User EQ, Lyrics, WOW, and File Info. Going to the Music Setting Mode Select Setting using / button from Main Menu screen, and then press OK button. Music Radio Select Music using button, and then press OK button.

  • Page 21: Setting Eq (Equalizer) Mode

    Setting EQ (Equalizer) Mode You can select EQ mode to enjoy various sound effects. EQ Mode: Normal, Classical, Pop, Rock, Jazz, User EQ, SRS, TruBass, WOW. Select EQ using button, and then press OK button. Repeat User EQ Lyrics File Info Select the desired EQ mode using button, and then press OK button.  Normal: Does not use EQ. ...

  • Page 22: Setting The User Eq (Equalizer)

    Music Mode Setting the User EQ (Equalizer) The user can adjust the EQ with the desired tone quality to create a unique EQ mode. Select User EQ using button, and then press OK button. Repeat User EQ Lyrics File Info Adjust the EQ level using / button, and then press OK button.  : Select the EQ Frequency User EQ Select the low frequency to adjust low tone, and select the high frequency to adjust high tone.

  • Page 23: Setting Wow

    Select On or Off using button, and then press OK button. On: Will show the lyrics of current music file if they are available. Lyrics Off: Will not show the lyrics of current music file. Note  Lyrics in Korean, English, Chinese, and Japanese are supported. Setting WOW You can enjoy dynamic and rich sound with the improved 3D surround sound effect.

  • Page 24: Setting The File Info

    Music Mode Setting the File Info You can set the music file info to display on the LCD screen. Select File Info using button, and then press OK button. Repeat User EQ Lyrics File Info Select the desired item using button, and then press OK button.

  • Page 25: Video Mode

    Video Mode You can view video files. You can play video files converted with the Transcoder program. (See page 73.) Playing Video Files  Select Video using / button from Main Menu screen, and then press OK button. The video file will be played. Screen Information Elapsed Play Sections Remaining Play Sections...

  • Page 26: Finding Other Video File During Playback

    Video Mode Finding Other Video File during Playback  Press the  button during playback, then next video file will be played.  Press the  button during playback, then previous video file will be played. Note  The skip function starts from the video file currently being played. Finding Files with Navigation Mode You can easily find any desired file and play it in Navigation mode.

  • Page 27: Radio Mode

    Radio Mode You can listen to the FM radio. Listening to the FM Radio  Select Radio using / button from Main Menu screen, and then press OK button. The FM Radio play mode appears. Screen Information Volume Remaining Battery Power Current Time Stereo/Mono PRESET Mode PRESET STEREO Current Channel Number/ Total Channel Numbers...

  • Page 28: Listening To The Radio Channel You Saved

    Radio Mode Listening to the Radio Channel You Saved You can select and listen to the channel you saved by pressing  button in PRESET mode. Searching and Saving a Channel  Press  button shortly after releasing PRESET mode. You can find the channel by increasing or decreasing the frequency.

  • Page 29: Recording The Channel

    Recording the Channel You can record a radio channel. Press A-B•REC button 1~3 second while listening to radio, then recording will start. PRESET STEREO REC will appear on the screen. Press A-B•REC button shortly to stop recording. The recorded file will be saved in My Recordings folder. 87.5 108.0 REC disappears from the screen.

  • Page 30: Finding Channels In Navigation Mode

    Radio Mode Finding Channels in Navigation Mode You can easily find any desired channel and play it in Navigation mode. Navigation mode works only in PRESET mode. Press OK button to enter Navigation mode. The list of saved channels appears. 89.1 MHz 91.9 MHz Select the desired channel using...

  • Page 31: Setting The Radio

    Setting the Radio Set items related to the radio. The items are Sound, FM Band, Seek Step, Auto Preset, and Reception. Going to the Radio Setting Mode Select Setting using / button from Main Menu screen, and then press OK button. Music Radio Record...

  • Page 32: Setting The Fm Band

    Radio Mode Setting the FM Band You can set the region or country for FM radio frequency channel receiving. Select FM Band using button, and then press OK button. Sound FM Band Seek Step Auto Preset Reception Select the desired country or region using button, and then press OK button. FM Band FM Frequencies by Region US/EU/KR/CN US/EU/KR/CN...

  • Page 33: Setting The Seek Step

    Setting the Seek Step You can set the frequency scan range during FM radio frequency channel scanning. Select Seek Step using button, and then press OK button. Sound FM Band Seek Step Auto Preset Reception Select the desired scan range (50KHz or 100KHz) using button, and then press OK button. Seek Step 50KHz 100KHz Running the Auto Preset...

  • Page 34: Setting The Reception

    Radio Mode Setting the Reception You can adjust the radio reception sensitivity. Select Reception using button, and then press OK button. Sound FM Band Seek Step Auto Preset Reception Select the Reception sensitivity (Normal, Good, Best) using button, and then press OK button. Reception Normal Note Good Best ...

  • Page 35: Record Mode

    Record Mode Analog sound signals including voice recording from external devices can be converted to digital signals in MP3 format. Voice Recording/Line-in Recording(Direct Encoding)  Select Record using / button from Main Menu screen, and then press OK button. The Record mode appears. Note  To record voice, set Input to Voice from the Record Setting menu. To record an external audio device, set Input to Line-in. Screen Information Voice Recording/ Direct Encoding Volume Current Time Remaining Battery Power Record Mode(( )Record in Record File Fomat...
  • Page 36 Record Mode Recording the Voice Confirm if the Input is set to Voice in the Record Setting menu before recording. Select Record using / button from Main Menu screen, and then press OK button. Voice Record mode appears. To start voice recording, press  ...
  • Page 37 Select Record using / button from Main Menu screen, and then press OK button. Line-in Record mode appears. To start the Line-in record, press  button, and then play with an external audio device.  Elapsed recording time is displayed. To end recording, press ...

  • Page 38: Finding Files In Navigation Mode

    Record Mode Finding Files in Navigation Mode You can easily find any desired file and play it in Navigation mode. Press OK button during playback or pause to enter Navigation mode. The list of recorded files saved in the My Recordings folder will be displayed. Voice-050926-195706.mp3 Voice-050927-125702.mp3 Select the file you want to play using...

  • Page 39: Setting The Input

    Setting the Input Set the input mode of the recording. There are two input modes: Voice mode to record voice, and Line-in mode to record the music played in an audio device. Select Input using button, and then press OK button. Input Quality Select the desired input source (Voice or Line-in) using button, and then press OK button. Input Voice: Set to record voice through a built-in microphone. Line-in: Set to record output sound from an external audio device such as CD, Voice Line-in...
  • Page 40 Record Mode Adjust the recording quality using  button, and then press OK button. Quality : Set the beat rate. Beat rate can be selected from 48KBPS, 56KBPS, 64KBPS, 80KBPS, 96KBPS, 112KBPS, 128KBPS, 160KBPS, 192KBPS, 224KBPS, and 48KBPS 256KBPS. Note  The higher the beat rate is set, the better the recording quality. However, the size of recorded file will also be larger. Set the beat rate based on the recording sound quality and the size of memory available for recording.

  • Page 41: Viewer Mode

    Viewer Mode You can view photo or text file. Viewing Photo/Text File  Select Viewer using / button in Main Menu screen, and then press OK button. The files saved will be displayed. Screen Information Photo File Volume Current Time Remaining Battery Power Current File/Total Files File Name...

  • Page 42: Using Button To Display Photo Files

    Viewer Mode Using Button to Display Photo Files  : Show previous photo file.  : Show next photo file. Note  If Slide Speed is set in the Setting mode, the player runs in Slideshow mode in which the screen changes automatically. To stop the slideshow, press  button.   Do not create any random folder in the Viewer folder. If a file saved in a randomly created folder, the file cannot be displayed in Navigation mode.

  • Page 43: Finding Files With Navigation Mode

    Finding Files with Navigation Mode You can easily find any desired file and play it in Navigation mode. Press OK button during display to enter Navigation mode. The file list appears. Sample file.jpg Select the desired file using button, and then press OK button. Sample Text1.txt Sample Text2.txt Photo or text file will be displayed.

  • Page 44: Setting Slide Speed

    Viewer Mode Setting Slide Speed Set the Slideshow interval of the photo files saved. Select Slide Speed using button, and then press OK button. Slide Speed Book Mark Adjust the Slideshow speed using  button, and then press OK button. Slide Speed When Slide Speed is set, photo files will change according to the set time interval.

  • Page 45: Setting Book Mark

    Setting Book Mark Set to view from the page of previously viewed text file when the Viewer is run after the power is on. Select Book Mark using button, and then press OK button. Slide Speed Book Mark Select On or Off using button, and then press OK button.

  • Page 46: Game Mode

    Game Mode You can play various games. Playing Games  Select Game using / button from Main Menu screen, and then press OK button. The game screen appears.  Press the button to stop the game.  Excellion Game Firing a Missile Dropping a Bomb Opening the Menu Ending the Game Moving Up/Down/Left/Right...

  • Page 47: Entering Browser Mode

    Browser Mode You can view folders such as Music, My Recordings, Game, Viewer, Video and files in the folders. You can also easily find files to play. Entering Browser Mode  Select Browser using / button from Main Menu screen, and then press OK button. The folders according to file types appear.

  • Page 48: Deleting Files With Navigation Mode

    Browser Mode Deleting Files with Navigation Mode You can delete files in Navigation mode. Select the file to delete using button from the file list, and then press Music  button. Sample song1.mp3 The popup menu appears. Sample song2.mp3 Delete Sample song3.mp3 Info Sample song4.mp3...

  • Page 49: Setting Mode

    Setting Mode Set items related to Music, Radio, Record, Viewer, and System. Setting Music Set items related to music file playback. The items are Repeat, EQ, User EQ, Lyrics, WOW, and File Info. (See page 20.) Repeat User EQ Lyrics File Info Setting Radio Set items related to radio. The items are Sound, FM Band, Seek Step, Auto Preset, and Reception. (See page 31.) Sound FM Band Seek Step Auto Preset Reception Setting Record Set items related to recording. The items are Input and Quality. (See page 38.) Input Quality...

  • Page 50: Setting System

    Setting Mode Setting System Set items related to System. The items are Language, Scroll Speed, BackLight Time, Bright, Sleep, Auto Power Off, Resume, Beep, Time & Date, USB Mode, and Information. Going to System Setting Mode Select Setting using / button from Main Menu screen, and then press OK button. Music Radio Select System using button, and then press OK button. Record Viewer System...

  • Page 51: Setting Scroll Speed

    Note  When you select a language that is not supported, the menu language will be set in English.  ID3 tag means the information about a song, and it displays the title, player or singer, name of the album, released year, and genre. The information will not be displayed if there is no ID3 tag info in the music file.  55 languages support ID3 tag. Among the 55 languages, English, Korean, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, German, French, Spanish and Russian support both ID3 tag and menu language. Setting Scroll Speed When there are too many characters in a file name or ID3 tag to display in a line, you can view them by scrolling, and you can also set the scroll speed. Language Scroll Speed Select Scroll Speed using button, and then press OK button. BackLight Time Bright Sleep...

  • Page 52: Setting Backlight Time

    Setting Mode Setting BackLight Time You can set to automatically turn off the backlight when the the set time elapses to reduce the built-in battery consumption. Select BackLight Time using button, and then press OK button. Language Scroll Speed BackLight Time Bright Sleep Auto Power Off Adjust the backlight time using  button, and then press OK button. BackLight Time: You can select one from 5 SEC, 10 SEC, 15 SEC, 20 BackLight Time SEC, and ALWAYS.

  • Page 53: Setting Bright

    Setting Bright You can adjust the brightness of the LCD screen. Select Bright using button, and then press OK button. Language Scroll Speed BackLight Time Bright Sleep Auto Power Off Adjust the desired brightness using  button, and then press OK button. Bright The brightness adjustment level is from 1 to 7. Note  The brighter the adjustment is, the more the built-in battery is consumed. Adjust according the time you use the player.

  • Page 54: Setting Auto Power Off

    Setting Mode Adjust the desired Sleep time using  button, and then press OK button. Sleep Sleep: You can select one from NONE, AFTER 10 MIN, AFTER 20 MIN, AFTER 30 MIN, AFTER 40 MIN, AFTER 50 MIN, and AFTER 60 MIN. Select NONE if you do not want an automatic turn off.

  • Page 55: Setting Resume

    Setting Resume You can set to play from the part previously viewed when the power resumes. Select Resume using button, and then press OK button. Resume Beep Time & Date USB Mode Information Select On or Off using button, and then press OK button. On: Select Music to play the file that was played last when entering the play Resume screen.

  • Page 56: Setting Time & Date

    Setting Mode Setting Time & Date You can select a city name and set the time. Select Time & Date using button, and then press OK button. City names, time, and date appear according to the longitude of the world map. Resume Beep Note Time & Date USB Mode Information ...

  • Page 57: Setting Usb Mode

    Setting USB Mode You can set the USB mode when connecting to PC. This player supports both MTP and MSC modes. Select USB Mode using button, and then press OK button. Resume Beep Time & Date USB Mode Information Select the desired USB mode using button, and then press OK button.

  • Page 58: Folder Structure

    Windows Media DRM 10 for Portable Devices. Portable devices with MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) such as MPIO SOLID can download and play music files from online sites that provide music files protected by MS DRM. Current site that offers music download services with Janus DRM is Napster To Go (US).

  • Page 59: Confirming Information

    When downloading files by running Windows Media Player after ROOT selecting MSC Mode in the USB Connection Settings HD400 Music The Music folder is automatically created and the downloaded My Recordings music files are automatically downloaded and sorted in the folder. Music Video Viewer...

  • Page 60: Menu Structure

    Menu Structure The menu structure is subject to change in the future with firmware upgrades in order to improve and make the usage more convenient. Musi c Vi d eo Radi o Record Vi e wer Musi c Radi o Record Repeat Sound Input FM Band Quality User EQ Seek Step Lyrics Auto Preset Auto Preset Reception File Info...
  • Page 61 Game Browser Setti n g Vi e wer System Slide Speed Language Book Mark Scroll Speed BackLight Time Bright Sleep Auto Power Off Resume Beep Time & Date USB Mode Information...

  • Page 62: Connecting To A Pc

    Ex.) Power Mac G3 (Blue & White) / G4 / G4 Cube, iMac / iBook, PowerBook, PowerBook G4 Memory: 64MB or more Hard disk space: 20MB or more Supported Operating Systems: Mac OS version 9.2 or later Caution  Connection using USB Hubs or extension cables is not guaranteed. Note  In Windows 98 / 98SE, the program must be installed to use HD400 as a removable disk. Please install the USB drivers before use.  In Windows ME, 2000, XP, HD400 may be used as a Removable Disk without any separate programs. HD400 is accessible though the Windows Explorer.  To format, or upgrade the firmware of HD400 in Windows 98, 98SE, ME, 2000 or XP, please install the MPIO Utility.
  • Page 63 Installing the Software Insert the Installation CD into the CD-ROM Drive. The installation will auto-start and the installation will begin as shown in right. If the installation doesn’t auto-start, double- click the CD-ROM icon in Windows Explorer.  Click the Next button. Click ...
  • Page 64 All the utility programs will be installed. The user can select the programs needed to install. But, the following items must be installed.  Windows 98 Device Driver (For Windows 98/98SE user’s only)  MPIO Utility  Windows Media Player Plug-in Click ...
  • Page 65 Click the Install button to install the selected utilities in order. Click  Click the Finish button to finish the installation. Check the MPIO Utility icon on the desktop to confirm installation. Click...
  • Page 66 Confirming USB Installation  Wi n dows 98/ME: [Control Panel]  [Systems]  [Device Manager]  [Hard Disk Controllers]  MPIO HD400 USB Device  Wi n dows 2000/XP: [Control Panel]  [Systems]  [Hardware]  [Device Manager]  [Disk Drives] ...

  • Page 67: Installing Usb Driver Manually

    Installing USB Driver Manually Please refer to the below only if the device is not plugged with Windows 98/98SE. Connect HD400 with a computer with the 24PIN USB Multi- Cable. When Add New Hardware Wizard window appears on the screen as shown in right, click the Next button. Click  Check Search for the driver for your device, click the Next button.
  • Page 68 Go to the following destination to confirm that the installation was completed successfully.  Wi n dows 98/ME: [ Control Panel ]  [ Systems ]  [ Device Manager ]  [ Hard Disk Controllers ]  MPIO HD400 USB Device Note  In Windows 98 / 98SE, the program must be installed to use HD400 as a removable disk. Please install the USB drivers before use.

  • Page 69: Downloading In Mtp Mode

    Downloading in MTP Mode This is a downloading method using Windows Media Player 10. Set USB Mode as MTP in the System Setup Menu. (See page 57.) Connect the product to a PC using the 24PIN USB Multi-Cable. The connection screen appears when the connection is correct. Select the steps as shown in the following figures, and then click OK button. Select the synchronization method, and then click Finish button.

  • Page 70: Using A Removable Disk

    Using a Removable Disk File Download / Upload / Delete You can connect the product to the PC with the 24PIN USB Multi-Cable while the product is on or off. If connected, a connection icon will appear in the LCD screen. Run Windows Explorer on the PC A Removable Disk Drive Icon will be created in Windows Explorer.
  • Page 71 Drag & Drop: Select the data store, click and hold down the left mouse button to drag the files into the Removable Disk drive, and then release the left mouse button. File Deletion: After selecting the data you want to delete, click the mouse to select Delete. The selected file or folder is deleted.
  • Page 72 Select USB Mass Storage Device from the list of hardware, and click the Stop button. When the Stop a Hardware Device window appears, Click select MPIO HD400 USB Device. Then, click the OK button and disconnect the 24PIN USB Multi-Cable. Note  In Windows 2000, disconnect the 24PIN USB Multi-Cable by clicking the [OK] button after the “Safely Remove Hardware” message appears. In Windows XP, disconnect the 24PIN USB Multi-Cable after the...

  • Page 73: Before Installing The Transcoder

     OS : Windows98 SE / Windows ME / Windows 2000 / Windows XP  Please check the hardware specification of the PC to make sure it supports the Transcoder. The software specifications may be checked by downloading the required programs from the internet. Note  Pixtree Transcoder, the video conversion program used in MPIO SOLID does not support Macintosh. Therefore, Transcoder cannot be used in Macintosh.  Even if K-Lite codec was installed, the video file conversion with Transcoder may not be performed depending on the user’s PC environment. In such case, please download and use other combined codec from...

  • Page 74: Installing The Transcoder

    Installing the Transcoder Software installation Select the PMP Transcoder included in the installation CD and run it. Click the Next button. Click  Use the Browse button to select the target installation directory and then, click the Next button. Click ...
  • Page 75 Click the Next button. Click  When the installation is complete, click the Finish button. The Transcoder icon will appear on the desktop. Click...

  • Page 76: Using The Transcoder

    Using the Transcoder Transcoding Double-click the Transcoder icon. Press the ( ) button to select the Input File. The file name of the output file is as same as the input file besides the changed extension, MP4. Press the ( ) button to save the output file as a different file name and then, select the file name to be created.
  • Page 77 Transcoding certain parts Select 1 file from the list box. Press the ( ) button to play back the selected file. Move the seek bar to the intended starting position. Press the ( ) button to set the start position. The ( )mark will appear at the start position.
  • Page 78 Using the Transcoder Press the Transcode button to start conversion, and the Transcoding Complete will appear when transcoding is finished. Seek Bar Click Click Note  Depending on the format of the input file, transcoding may not be supported.
  • Page 79 Transcoding registered files Select the files by clicking the ( ) button several times or drag & drop the files to transcode in the list box. To cancel the selection of files to transcode, select the file to cancel, and click right mouse button and a pop-up window will appear.
  • Page 80 Using the Transcoder Checking File Information Select one of the files in the registered file list and double-click or click right mouse button and select View File Information to view the file information. The file information dialogue box will disappear when the ESC key is pressed or the mouse is clicked on top of the dialogue box.
  • Page 81 Setting Directory Set the video options, and set the directory for storing the Output File. Click the ( )button to see the tab dialogue for Video and Directory Settings. Select the tab to setup, and choose the options. Video Quality Select the quality of the video by choosing desired quality in the Video Quality box. Wide Screen Many of DivX movies are made in 720x480 wide screen format.
  • Page 82 Using the Transcoder 1 Double-click the PMP Transcoder Icon ( 2 Click the ( )button to select the file to play. The file format is selected as a MP4. 3 Click the ( )button to play the file. Fast-forward or rewind by clicking the ( ) or ( )button. 5 Click the ( )button to pause the video, and click the ( )button to stop the video.

  • Page 83: Formatting

    Formatting You can format HD400 from a Windows PC using MPIO Utility. Turn on the device and connect the device to the computer with the 24PIN USB Multi-Cable. 2 Double-click MPIO Utility icon in your desktop. 3 Click the Format & Config button. 4 Click the OK button.
  • Page 84  The captured screens of MPIO Utility may vary for the user’s PC environment.  MPIO Utility does not support Macintosh. Therefore, MPIO Utility cannot be used in Macintosh.  For information regarding MPIO Utility installation, refer to [Installing the software] on page 63.
  • Page 85  When formatting the device using the Windows FORMAT Command, it must be formatted in FAT32. To use the device after it has been formatted, the default settings must be restored using MPIO Utility. See page 86 [Storing Default Settings] for more information.

  • Page 86: Storing Default Settings

    Hardware message appears as shown. (Default Setting Restoration) is complete. You can unplug the device from the PC. Click Click Note  MPIO Utility does not support Macintosh. Therefore, MPIO Utility cannot be used in Macintosh.  Only supports FAT32.

  • Page 87: Upgrading Firmware

    Upgrading Firmware See page 63 [Installing the software] for information on how to install MPIO Utility. Download the firmware from MPIO web site and save it on the PC. (www.mpio.com) Turn the power of HD400 ON and connect it to a computer using a 24PIN USB Multi-Cable.
  • Page 88 Upgrading Firmware 7 Click the OK button after the Hardware After clicking the OK button, the first part of firmware upgrade is complete. Safely Removed message appears as shown. Click Click Firmware is automatically upgraded when the device is unplugged from your PC. When the firmware upgrade is complete, HD400 will be turned OFF automatically.
  • Page 89 Upgrading Firmware in Macintosh Download the firmware upgrade for Macintosh at MPIO web site, uncompress it and save it on the computer. (www.mpio.com) Turn the power of HD400 ON and connect it to a computer using a 24PIN USB Multi-Cable.

  • Page 90: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Player does not turn on.  If the player is completely discharged, use the 24PIN USB Multi-Cable to recharge.  It takes about 4 hours to complete recharging. Cannot download from PC.  If the player is set to MTP (Media Transfer Protocol), you must have Windows Media Player 10 or later installed in a Windows XP environment.

  • Page 91: Product Specifications

    Product Specifications Dimensions 52 (W) × 93 (H) × 15 (D)/mm Weight 108.5g Display (LCD) Full Color QCIF TFT LCD (1.8”, 220 × 176) Memory(HDD) Decoding MP3, WMA(WMA DRM), OGG Encoding Voice Recording Plug In WMP (Janus DRM & PD DRM) Frequency Range 20Hz ~ 20kHz S/N ratio...

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