Main Menu - Directed Electronics DMP740 Installation Manual

1. Earphone Jack
2. AV Line-Out Jack
3. AV Line-In Jack
4. USB Connector
5. DC-In Jack
6. "B" Power LED
"R" Record LED
"T" Thermal LED
7. Power On/Off
Lock Switch
8. "R" Key
9. "M" Key
10. "E" Key
11. Speaker
12. IR Receiver
13. MIC
14. LCD Display
15. MS slot
16. SD/MMC slot
17. Navigation button
18. Stand
19. Electrical Conn.
20. HDD Access Cover Access cover to hard disk drive.
21. Storage
22. Reset
1 1 0 0
Plug-in the earphones here.
Plug-in the AV cable here to enable AV Line-Out to the
external display (TV).
Plug-In the AV cable here to enable AV Line-In recording.
Connect the mini USB connector of the supplied USB cable
here, and the other end to the PC host.
Plug-in the AC Adapter here to recharge battery.
This LED illuminated when the media player has power on
and flashes (DMP740 only) when the battery is charging.
This LED is illuminated during recording.
This LED flashes when the temperature is too high for
the hard drive to safely operate. Turn the unit off.
Push up for 1-second to turn On/turn Off the media
player. If the unit should lock up due to a corrupt file
or error, the power switch should be pushed up and held
for about 5-seconds till the unit resets and turns off.
Push down with power On to lock all keys. All key press
commands are disabled to prevent unwanted operation.
Press to start/ stop recording adjust brightness during video
playback, or to adjust volume during video or music playback.
Press to go back to Main Menu.
Press to stop or return to the previous menu or mode.
Built-in speaker.
Implements commands from remote control.
Built-in Microphone for voice recording.
Displays menus and videos/pictures (DMP740 only).
Insert the MS/MS Duo card for data display.
Insert the SD/MMC card for data display.
Navigates through menu options and selects option by
pushing the button in.
Fold out to stand the media player on a flat surface.
Connector for docking video units.
Storage recess for HDD access cover.
Resets media player - if software locks-up (see note).
© 2005 Directed Electronics—all rights reserved