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Creative Technology Ltd.

and its subsidiaries (“Creative”). This Agreement states the terms and
conditions upon which Creative offers to license the software sealed
in the disk package together with all related documentation and
accompanying items including, but not limited to, the executable
programs, drivers, libraries and data files associated with such
programs (collectively, the “Software”).

LICENSE
1.

Grant of License

The Software is licensed, not sold, to you for use only under the
terms of this Agreement. You own the disk or other media on
which the Software is originally or subsequently recorded or fixed;
but, as between you and Creative (and, to the extent applicable, its
licensors), Creative retains all title to and ownership of the
Software and reserves all rights not expressly granted to you.

2.

For Use on a Single Computer

The Software may be used only on a single computer by a single
user at any time. You may transfer the machine-readable portion of
the Software from one computer to another computer, provided
that (a) the Software (including any portion or copy thereof) is
erased from the first computer and (b) there is no possibility that
the Software will be used on more than one computer at a time.

3.

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You may use the Software only on a stand-alone basis, such that
the Software and the functions it provides are accessible only to
persons who are physically present at the location of the computer
on which the Software is loaded. You may not allow the Software
or its functions to be accessed remotely, or transmit all or any
portion of the Software through any network or communication
line.

4.

Copyright

The Software is owned by Creative and/or its licensees and is
protected by United States copyright laws and international treaty
provisions. You may not remove the copyright notice from any
copy of the Software or any copy of the written materials, if any,
accompanying the Software.

5.

One Archival Copy

You may make one (1) archival copy of the machine-readable
portion of the Software for backup purposes only in support of
your use of the Software on a single computer, provided that you
reproduce on the copy all copyright and other proprietary rights
notices included on the originals of the Software.

6.

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You may not merge any portion of the Software into, or integrate
any portion of the Software with, any other program, except to the
extent expressly permitted by the laws of the jurisdiction where
you are located. Any portion of the Software merged into or
integrated with another program, if any, will continue to be subject
to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, and you must
reproduce on the merged or integrated portion all copyright and
other proprietary rights notices included in the originals of the
Software.

7.

Network Version

If you have purchased a “network” version of the Software, this
Agreement applies to the installation of the Software on a single
“file server”. It may not be copied onto multiple systems. Each
“node” connected to the “file server” must also have its own
license of a “node copy” of the Software, which becomes a license
only for that specific “node”.

8.

Transfer of License

You may transfer your license of the Software, provided that (a)
you transfer all portions of the Software or copies thereof, (b) you
do not retain any portion of the Software or any copy thereof, and
(c) the transferee reads and agrees to be bound by the terms and
conditions of this Agreement.

9.

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Except to the extent expressly permitted by this Agreement or by
the laws of the jurisdiction where you acquired the Software, you
may not use, copy or modify the Software. Nor may you sub-
license any of your rights under this Agreement. You may use the
Software for your personal use only, and not for public
performance or for the creation of publicly displayed videotapes.

10.

Decompiling, Disassembling, or Reverse Engineering

You acknowledge that the Software contains trade secrets and
other proprietary information of Creative and its licensors. Except
to the extent expressly permitted by this Agreement or by the laws
of the jurisdiction where you are located, you may not decompile,
disassemble or otherwise reverse engineer the Software, or engage
in any other activities to obtain underlying information that is not
visible to the user in connection with normal use of the Software.

11.

For Software with CDDB features

This package contains software from CDDB, Inc.of Berkeley
California ("CDDB"). The software from CDDB (the "CDDB
Client") enables this application to do online disc identification
and obtain music-related information, including name, artist, track
and title information ("CDDB Data") from online servers ("CDDB

Servers") and to perform other functions.
You agree that you will use CDDB Data, the CDDB Client and
CDDB Servers for your own personal non-commercial use only.
You agree not to assign, copy, transfer or transmit the CDDB
Client or any CDDB Data to any third party. YOU AGREE NOT
TO USE OR EXPLOIT CDDB DATA, THE CDDB CLIENT, OR
CDDB SERVERS, EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PERMITTED
HEREIN.
You agree that your non-exclusive license to use the CDDB Data,
the CDDB Client and CDDB Servers will terminate if you violate
these restrictions. If your license terminates, you agree to cease any
and all use of the CDDB Data, the CDDB Client and CDDB
Servers. CDDB reserves all rights in CDDB Data, the CDDB
Client and the CDDB Servers, including all ownership rights. You
agree that CDDB, Inc. may enforce its rights under this Agreement
against you directly in its own name.
The CDDB Client and each item of CDDB Data are licensed to you
"AS IS." CDDB makes no representations or warranties, express or
implied, regarding the accuracy of any CDDB Data from in the
CDDB Servers. CDDB reserves the right to delete data from the
CDDB Servers or to change data categories for any cause that
CDDB deems sufficient. No warranty is made that the CDDB
Client or CDDB Servers are error-free or that functioning of
CDDB Client or CDDB Servers will be uninterrupted. CDDB is
not obligated to provide you with any new enhanced or additional
data types or categories that CDDB may chose to provide in the
future.
CDDB DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, IMPLIED
WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE AND NON-
INFRINGEMENT. CDDB does not warrant the results that will be
obtained by your use of the CDDB Client or any CDDB Server. IN
NO CASE WILL CDDB BE LIABLE FOR ANY
CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTIAL DAMAGES OR FOR
ANY LOST PROFITS, OR LOST REVENUES.

In particular, you agree not for any purpose to transmit the
Software or display the Software's object code on any computer
screen or to make any hardcopy memory dumps of the Software's
object code. If you believe you require information related to the
interoperability of the Software with other programs, you shall not
decompile or disassemble the Software to obtain such information,
and you agree to request such information from Creative at the
address listed below. Upon receiving such a request, Creative shall

Summary of Contents for KAMBC45MG2A

Page 1: ...Getting Started...

Page 2: ...or other countries NOMAD is a registered trademark of Aonix and is used by Creative Technology Ltd and or its affiliates under license CDDB Enabled CDDB CDDB2 and the CDDB Logo are trademarks of CDDB...

Page 3: ...e provided that a you transfer all portions of the Software or copies thereof b you do not retain any portion of the Software or any copy thereof and c the transferee reads and agrees to be bound by t...

Page 4: ...R LOST DATA ARISING FROM OR RELATING TO THE SOFTWARE OR THIS AGREEMENT EVEN IF CREATIVE OR ITS LICENSORS HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES IN NO EVENT WILL CREATIVE S LIABILITY OR D...

Page 5: ...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...

Page 6: ...xiii 1 Your NOMAD Jukebox 1 Location of Controls 2 2 Setting Up NOMAD Jukebox 5 Step 1 Insert Batteries 5 Step 2 Connect NOMAD Jukebox to Your PC or Mac 6 Step 3 Run Jukebox Tutorial 6 Step 4 Install...

Page 7: ...iewing a Track 16 Removing Albums Tracks or Play List 16 Playing Tracks Albums 17 Skipping Forward Backward 17 Seek Mode 17 Setting Play Mode 17 Saving an Active Queue List 18 EAX and System Menu 19 A...

Page 8: ...ting Play Lists 31 Connecting to the NOMAD Web Site 32 Upgrading NOMAD Jukebox s Firmware 32 Environmental Audio 32 5 Using SoundJam MP with Macintosh OS 33 SoundJam MP and NOMAD Jukebox 34 NOMAD Juke...

Page 9: ...Note to Users ix Note to Users In this manual all references to NOMAD Jukebox refer to the NOMAD Jukebox C...

Page 10: ...pports headphone spatialization and equalizer effects This SDMI capable portable digital audio player supports multiple formats including MP3 WAV and other future format standards The NOMAD Jukebox su...

Page 11: ...responsible for charges incurred 32 MB RAM 64 MB recommended USB port 30 MB free hard disk space more for audio file storage Installed mouse CD ROM drive with digital audio extraction support Macintos...

Page 12: ...er from the wall outlet or power source before cleaning Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners Use a damp cloth for cleaning Using and Replacing Batteries Do not dispose of the batteries in fire rechar...

Page 13: ...r product refer to the operating instructions included in your documentation and markings if any on the product Proper Care and Usage Do not use any object to probe the openings of the product this ma...

Page 14: ...test accessories visit NOMAD World at http www nomadworld com Power adapter and cable Software installation CD USB cable 4 rechargeable AA NiMH batteries NOMAD Jukebox Quick Start guide Items that com...

Page 15: ...r seconds to turn on the Jukebox Also press once to immediately play a selected track A track selected from the Music Library is placed at the top of the ACTIVE QUEUE LIST a track selected from the AC...

Page 16: ...ox using Line Out Jacks 1 and 2 adjust the volume control of the speakers instead Headphones Jack Power Jack Connects to the power adapter NOMAD Jukebox recharges the NiMH batteries if the batteries a...

Page 17: ...Your NOMAD Jukebox 4 Battery case Reset If NOMAD Jukebox stops responding insert and push a straightened paperclip into this hole Bottom Bottom Bottom Bottom...

Page 18: ...or downwards when you insert the batteries Use only Creative NiMH batteries Follow the placement diagram in the battery compartment for proper installation Do not mix batteries of different types or...

Page 19: ...ukebox Step 3 Run Jukebox Tutorial To run the Jukebox tutorial 1 Insert the NOMAD Jukebox Installation CD into your CD ROM drive 2 For Windows when the software installation screen appears select Crea...

Page 20: ...installation A message appears after the first application is installed informing you that the Creative PlayCenter 2 Setup is completed 5 Click the OK button and continue installing the remaining sof...

Page 21: ...k the Device Manager tab 4 On the Device Manager tab page double click Universal Serial Bus controllers and then check that Creative NOMAD Jukebox is listed Macintosh To check that the NOMAD Jukebox d...

Page 22: ...LOADING appears in the display An ACTIVE QUEUE LIST screen appears 2 Press the LIB button to display the LIBRARY CATEGORIES screen 3 Press the UP DOWN buttons to select a category 4 Press Open to disl...

Page 23: ...ully charged Power Source is from the adapter Starting NOMAD Jukebox To turn on the NOMAD Jukebox press and hold the Play button until Loading appears on the display Whenever you turn on NOMAD Jukebox...

Page 24: ...oft button There are four main types of screens in the Music Library Categories Lists Tracks Details These screens may apply to play lists albums artists and genres Navigating to Lower Level Screens C...

Page 25: ...to navigate to the Lists screen Lists screen Press CLOSE to navigate to the Categories screen Categories screen Details screen Press CLOSE to navigate to the Tracks screen Tracks screen Press CLOSE to...

Page 26: ...nge the letter and then press the SCROLL UP DOWN buttons to move the letter entry position indicated by a NOTE As each letter is entered the letters are compared with the ALBUMS list The ALBUM with th...

Page 27: ...o the ACTIVE QUEUE LIST from the LIBRARY CATEGORIES screen select GENRES Use the SCROLL UP DOWN button to select RECORDING and press the OPEN button Select the recording you want to add to the ACTIVE...

Page 28: ...LS screen displays the Track Title Artist and Album together with audio playback settings and Play Mode see Setting Play Mode on page 17 2 Press BACK to return to the ACTIVE QUEUE LIST screen NOTE Whe...

Page 29: ...tual tracks from NOMAD Jukebox Begin from the ACTIVE QUEUE LIST screen and COLLAPSE view 1 Press PREVIEW The track plays in its entirety 2 Press STOP to stop the Preview playback Removing an item 1 Pr...

Page 30: ...HUFFLE play once in random order RANDOM continuous random play and REPEAT Begin from the DETAILS screen 1 Press the SKIP FORWARD BACKWARD buttons to skip forward to the next track or skip backward to...

Page 31: ...EUE LIST screen press the DETAILS button 2 Press SAVELIST to save the play list in the PLAY LIST categories 3 Press PLUS MINUS to change each letter of the play list title and then press the SCROLL UP...

Page 32: ...h a four speaker system like Cambridge SoundWorks FourPointSurround Begin from the EAX AND SYSTEM MENU 1 Press the EAX button to access EAX AND SYSTEM MENU and then press the SCROLL UP DOWN button to...

Page 33: ...he EAX AND SYSTEM MENU 1 Press the SCROLL UP DOWN buttons to select ENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGS 2 Press OPEN 3 Press the PLUS MINUS buttons to select a setting for adjustment 4 Press SCROLL UP DOWN to sele...

Page 34: ...the SCROLL UP DOWN buttons to select RECORDING 3 Press OPEN 4 Press the SCROLL UP DOWN buttons to select a setting for adjustment NOTE To start recording without adjusting the settings go to step 6 be...

Page 35: ...g or press DISCARD to delete the recording 10 Press SAVE to save the recording 11 Press PLUS MINUS to change the letter and then press the SCROLL UP DOWN buttons to move the letter entry position 12 P...

Page 36: ...L UP DOWN buttons to select the recording you have saved 6 Press the PLAY button to listen Press DETAILS to view information on the track Press QUEUE to place the recording on an active playlist You c...

Page 37: ...YSTEM MENU screen NOTE For details on how to create an active queue list refer to Saving an Active Queue List on page 18 2 Press the SCROLL UP DOWN buttons to select SAVE ACTIVE QUEUE LIST 3 Press OPE...

Page 38: ...Press the SCROLL UP DOWN buttons to select PLAY LISTS 4 Press OPEN 5 Press the SCROLL UP DOWN buttons to select the play list you would like to delete 6 Press ERASE 7 Press the SCROLL UP DOWN buttons...

Page 39: ...N buttons to select SYSTEM INFORMATION 2 Press OPEN 3 Press LIB to return to the LIBRARY CATEGORIES screen Press EAX to return to the EAX and System Menu screen 1 Select SYSTEM PREFERENCES 2 Press OPE...

Page 40: ...nter 2 Help PlayCenter 2 Creative PlayCenter 2 allows you to manage the contents on your NOMAD Jukebox Play MP3 files on the Jukebox View and manage the contents of the NOMAD Jukebox Upload non protec...

Page 41: ...ant PlayCenter 2 to display CD Ripping Configure a CD ROM drive for digital audio extraction Encoder Select compression method CDDB Select whether or not to automatically retrieve CDDB information for...

Page 42: ...click OK to return to PlayCenter 2 4 To switch to the skin you have chosen click the Skin icon on the PlayCenter 2 display Managing Files You can use the PlayCenter 2 to convert and transfer files bet...

Page 43: ...ur hard disk to the Jukebox 1 On the PC Music Library window select the tracks to be uploaded to the Jukebox 2 Click the arrow button pointing to the Jukebox window The Transfer Queue scale at the bot...

Page 44: ...kebox 1 Click the NOMAD Jukebox button on PlayCenter 2 2 Click the NOMAD Jukebox menu 3 On the menu select Play List 4 Click New on the PlayCenter 2 Toolbar 5 In the Play List 1 box enter a title for...

Page 45: ...ions on the web site to download the upgrade file Environmental Audio You may use Environmental Audio effects when recording a title from an input source such as a CD ROM To include effects display th...

Page 46: ...rnet with the built in Web menu Play streaming music from the Internet live broadcasts as well as commercial recordings that come in the form of real time transmissions not downloadable files Automati...

Page 47: ...lets you list tracks by album artist genre name size or time The subsequent columns also allow you to list tracks by these catorgories The display at the top of the playlist tells you how many items...

Page 48: ...useful to you Play Status The box or handle on the progress bar indicates the current point in the track being played You can replay or skip sections of the track by dragging the box with the mouse O...

Page 49: ...of the file conversion is shown in a bar on the lower left of the window 6 When the conversion is complete the play list window reopens displaying the newly converted MP3 files 7 Connect the NOMAD Juk...

Page 50: ...tracks encoded at 128Kbps The following may reduce the playback time Tracks encoded at greater than 128Kbps EAX selected set to ON Use of operations such as skip forward reverse during playback Passi...

Page 51: ...x 64 pixel backlit display Data Connector USB EAX Environment effects Parametric equalization 3D spatialized headphones 4 channel surround and playback speed Playback Speed Up to two times faster or s...

Page 52: ...ries The message Creative Personal Digital Entertainment or Preparing Library appears on the LCD and remains displayed for more than 1 minute Cause NOMAD Jukebox has stopped responding Solution Follow...

Page 53: ...NOMAD Jukebox NOMAD Jukebox experiences problems when using other rechargeable batteries such as NiCd or rechargeable alkaline batteries Cause NOMAD Jukebox was designed to operate with rechargeable...

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