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What’s in the Box?

Your iPAQ PM-1 package contains the following components.

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Personal Mini-CD Player

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Two AAA rechargeable batteries

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Inline remote control

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Three blank 8cm discs

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Headphones

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Installation CD

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AC power adapter

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Getting Started guide

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Summary of Contents for iPAQ PM-1

Page 1: ...Compaq iPAQ Personal Mini CD Player PM 1 User Guide ...

Page 2: ...EMAINS WITH RECIPIENT IN NO EVENT SHALL COMPAQ BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT CONSEQUENTIAL INCIDENTAL SPECIAL PUNITIVE OR OTHER DAMAGES WHATSOEVER INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS PROFITS BUSINESS INTERRUPTION OR LOSS OF BUSINESS INFORMATION EVEN IF COMPAQ HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES THE FOREGOING SHALL APPLY REGARDLESS OF THE NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER FAULT O...

Page 3: ... PC Ready for Digital Audio If you have a multimedia PC with a CD RW or DVD RW drive you are probably ready to create CDs To use the MusicMatch Jukebox software included on the Installation CD with your PM 1 we recommend the following computer requirements 233 MHz processor Microsoft Windows 95 with service pack 1 Windows NT 4 0 with service pack 4 Windows 98 Windows ME Windows 2000 or Windows XP ...

Page 4: ... Your iPAQ PM 1 package contains the following components 1 Personal Mini CD Player 5 Two AAA rechargeable batteries 2 Inline remote control 6 Three blank 8cm discs 3 Headphones 7 Installation CD 4 AC power adapter 8 Getting Started guide ...

Page 5: ...s should be charged for 8 hours To install the batteries just follow these simple steps 1 Slide the release lever on the side of the PM 1 to the open position to open the PM 1 cover and access the battery compartment 2 Push back the tab on the side of the battery compartment cover and lift up to remove it 3 Place the rechargeable batteries that came with your PM 1 into the battery compartment acco...

Page 6: ...ical outlet while the batteries are in the battery compartment Do not charge the batteries for more than 8 hours because it will reduce the life of the batteries Using the Power Supply Adapter Before using the power supply adapter make sure your local voltage corresponds to the adapter s voltage Only use the supplied adapter because other types of adapters may damage the player To connect the powe...

Page 7: ...k directory 3 Prev Skip backward to previous track directory 4 Volume Increase the volume level 5 Volume Decrease the volume level 6 Stop Stop playback power off hold for 3 seconds 7 Play Pause Start playback power on pause playback 8 Hold Lock all controls on the player 9 Open Open or lock the door of the player Headphone Headphone jack Line Out Line out jack to connect with other amplifiers DC 3...

Page 8: ...line remote control Indicator Control Function 1 Cord Cord to connect the remote and the unit 2 Clip Secures the inline remote while jogging 3 Hold Lock all controls on the inline remote 4 Headphone Headphone jack 5 Stop Stop playback power off hold for 3 seconds 6 Previous Skip backward to previous track directory 7 Play Pause Start playback power on pause playback 8 Next Skip forward to next tra...

Page 9: ...ll stop Equalizer Normal Classic Pop Jazz or Rock Directory Level Eight levels of directories for MP3 CDs can be recognized ID3 Tag Support The PM 1 features ID3 support of MP3 tracks It will display MP3 file information on the LCD in the sequence of track title artist and album By default the PM 1 displays the file name xxx mp3 first followed by the ID3 tag information of the MP3 file If the file...

Page 10: ...l Playback b Repeat b Equalizer b File Directory Search b Normal Playback For a CD DA Normal Playback b Repeat b Equalizer b ESP b Normal Playback For each specific mode press NEXT 2 to toggle to the next available option Programmable Playback Your PM 1 includes programmable playback The programmable playback feature allows you to program the playback sequence of up to 32 tracks To start programmi...

Page 11: ...epeatedly Repeat All Repeat All Tracks All tracks are played repeatedly in sequential order Repeat Dir Repeat One Directory The current directory album is played repeatedly available on MP3 CDs only Intro Scan Intro Scan Tracks Each track on the disc is played for the first 10 seconds only Random Random Repeat Tracks All tracks are played in random order After all tracks have been played the playe...

Page 12: ...tion is for audio CDs CD DA only You can turn it on or off when playing a CD DA The ESP function for MP3 CDs is automatically activated whenever the PM 1 is playing an MP3 CD When ESP is turned on ESP is displayed on the remote control s LCD To turn the ESP function on or off press the MODE button until the player is in ESP mode then press NEXT 2 to toggle through the options The ESP options are i...

Page 13: ...ntrol s LCD Switching to Power Off Stand By Mode The PM 1 goes into stand by mode to save power in the following circumstances When the STOP button is pressed for 3 seconds When no button is pressed for 30 seconds while the player is in STOP mode When no button is pressed for 30 seconds while the player s cover is open When the player goes into stand by mode the LCD display goes off and the power ...

Page 14: ...or a specific directory the LCD displays Album Skip The Album Skip feature is only available when the MP3 files on the CD are saved in different directories For example you might organize tracks for artists A and B into directories A and B respectively 3 Press the NEXT button to toggle between File Skip or Album Skip modes 4 Press the MODE button to confirm your selection 5 Press the NEXT or PREV ...

Page 15: ...n place and prevents the buttons on the player from operating due to inadvertent contact The HOLD switch on the PM 1 player and the HOLD switch on the remote control work separately Activating the Hold function on the player locks the buttons on the player the buttons on the remote remain activated Activating the Hold function on the remote locks the buttons on the remote the buttons on the player...

Page 16: ...wer adapter connection Playback stops Is the disc cover closed properly Close the disc cover tightly Is the player in the HOLD mode Deactivate HOLD Is the CD inserted properly Insert the CD with the label side up Is the CD scratched or damaged Try another CD No sound or poor sound quality Are connection plugs inserted properly Check all connections Is the volume set too low Adjust the volume Is th...

Page 17: ... dB Total Harmonic Distortion 0 1 Audio Output One 3 5 mm headphone jack Line out One 3 5 mm Line out socket Type of Battery Two 1 5V AAA Alkaline Type Recommended Playing Time 4 5 hours MP3 mode 128 kbps Alkaline Type 3 4 hours CD DA ESP On Alkaline Type 4 5 hours CD DA ESP Off Alkaline Type Note This product s design and specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation ...

Page 18: ...lation CD that came with your PM 1 into your CD ROM or DVD drive Installation begins and the PM 1 Software Installation window displays Tip If the installation does not begin automatically click on the Start menu select Run and type X setup where X is the letter of your CD ROM or DVD drive 2 If prompted select the language that you want to install first then click OK 3 Follow the Setup Wizard thro...

Page 19: ...x icon on your desktop to activate the software 2 The MusicMatch Jukebox window displays the following 3 Click on Help at the top of the window Select Getting Started from the drop down menu 4 Follow the easy instructions that guide you through finding music on the Internet You will also learn how to copy and create CDs and playlists ...

Page 20: ...with content from www windowsmedia com a radio tuner CD copying multiple skins screen designs and much more To activate the Windows Media Player software complete the following steps 1 Double click the Windows Media Player icon on your desktop to activate the software The Windows Media Player is displayed 2 Click on Help at the top of the window Select Help Topics from the drop down menu 3 The win...

Page 21: ... s authority to operate this equipment Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in acc...

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