4. To search for MP3 files in a drive or within a folder, click on the drive or folder you want to search
in the left pane of the interface, and then click on the MP3 icon. MP3 files that are found in the
selected drive or folder will be displayed in the middle pane of the interface.
5. Drag and drop those MP3 files you want to download from the middle pane onto the upper right
pane for the removable disk.
6. While the files are being downloaded, the "WRITING" message will flash on the LCD, and when the
download is complete, the "READY" message will be displayed. An error may occur if you disconnect
the USB cable as soon as the "READY" message is displayed. Wait approximately 10 seconds before
disconnecting the cable.
7. Once the USB cable is disconnected, the device will automatically power on. Then you can press
the >> button to playback.
8. If an error occurs, follow the formatting procedure described in the "Formatting the Removable
Disk" section.
Note
When you open My Computer or launch Windows Explorer, you will see two removable disk icons (one
for the internal memory and the other for the external memory). You can then copy MP3 files to either
of the removable disks.
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TTS (Text-to-Speech) Feature
TTS (Text-to-Speech) is a technology that enables the conversion of text information into speech
output.
(Supported Text: English, Chinese (Simplified/Traditional), Japanese, and Korean.)
You can save your text files on the device so you can listen to them at a later time.
The device must be connected to a PC before running the TTS.
1. Using the TTS
In the Music Box Explorer, click on the TTS icon.
Select the appropriate language for your text from the drop down menu, and then type in the text.
Click on the "Play" icon on the interface to listen to the speech output.
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2. Saving TTS Files
● You can save files in text (.txt) format for the TTS.
Click on the "Save" icon. When the Save As dialog box appears, select the folder you want to save the
file in, and then save the file as a text (.txt) file.
● You can also save files in MP3 (.mp3) format for the TTS.
Click on the >> icon. When the Save dialog box appears, type in a name for the file you are saving,
and then click "SAVE". The file name must be 8 characters or less in length and contain only letters of
English alphabet.