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The DMP-90 is a proprietary device. The DMP-90 uses a different file
format than other MP3 players. The DMP-90 is not recommended for
use with other  PC cameras or other digital cameras. Once the expansion
card is formatted for the DMP-90 it cannot be reformatted for use with
other MP3 systems.

1

INSERTING

Power off the DMP-90. Check the orientation  of  the
Smart Media  Card and insert it into the card slot. 

2

THE DMP-90 Smart Media Card

3

EJECTING

 

Unlock the lock switch.

4

EJECT

 EJECT

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The expansion card, purchased separately, enables you to store more 
MP3 files and extend the DMP-90’s playing time. Note: external memory
is not included in your DMP-90. The card that comes installed in the
device is only a place holder for a Smart Media card.

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INTRO  

RANDOM  

VOL

   INT  

EXT  

FULL  

REMAIN  

NORMAL  

CLASSIC  

JAZZ  

ROCK

 MBYTES

MEMORY

MEMO        MP3         RECORD           HOLD

REPEAT 1 ALL  

SECONDS

 Turn on the power of the player.
 Press the  "MENU" button once,  then press
 "PLAY" once to switch to external memory.
 "EXT MEMORY" appears on the LCD.

 Power the DMP-90 off.  Push eject switch to eject
 the Smart Media Card.

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Summary of Contents for DMP-90

Page 1: ...MP3 Music Player USER S GUIDE Please read all instructions in this User s Guide before using the product and keep it in a safe place for future reference DMP 90 ...

Page 2: ...horizedreseller or distributor Limited Hardware Warranty D Link warrants that thehardware portion of theD Link products described below Hardware willbe free from materialdefects in workmanship andmaterials from the date oforiginal retail purchase ofthe Hardware for theperiod set forth below applicable to the producttype Warranty Period if the Hardware isused and serviced in accordance with applica...

Page 3: ...THE WARRANTYFOR THIS PRODUCT 2 Submitting A Claim Anyclaim under this limitedwarranty must be submittedin writing before the end ofthe Warranty Periodto an Authorized D LinkService Office Theclaim must include a writtendescription of the Hardwaredefect or Software nonconformancein sufficient detail toallow D Link to confirmthe same The originalproduct owner must obtain a Return MaterialAuthorizati...

Page 4: ...CE OR DAMAGES OF ANY CHARACTER WHETHER DIRECT SPECIAL INCIDENTALOR CONSEQUENTIAL INCLUDING BUT NOTLIMITED TO DAMAGESFOR LOSS OF GOODWILL WORK STOPPAGE COMPUTER FAILUREOR MALFUNCTION LOSS OF INFORMATION ORDATACONTAINED IN STORED ON ORINTEGRATED WITHANY PRODUCT RETURNED TOD LINK FOR WARRANTYSERVICE RESULTINGFROM THE USE OF THE PRODUCT RELATINGTO WARRANTY SERVICE OR ARISING OUTOF ANY BREACH OF THIS L...

Page 5: ... to PC 5 Initializing Internal Memory Smar t Media card 6 Downloading Files from PC to DMP 90 7 Power On Off 8 Key Lock 8 Playing MP3 files 9 Selecting the desired MP3 file 10 Starting Playback from the Middle of MP3 file 10 Repeat 11 Equalizer mode 11 Selecting Internal Memory Exter nal Memory 12 Volume 12 Troubleshooting 13 Warning 14 Warranty 15 Specifications 16 Random 11 CONTENTS Appendix ...

Page 6: ...MP 90 is user friendly with easy to follow downloading and operating procedures Music can be downloaded from your PC to the DMP 90 The DMP 90 stores all your music files in flash memory The DMP 90 stores up to 1 4 hour of MP3 music compressed at 128 Kbps for your listening pleasure Also skipping is eliminated due to the DMP 90 s solid state components and design The DMP 90 comes with 16MB of built...

Page 7: ...DE DMP 90 Player Headphone User s guide PC connecting cable AA 1 5V Battery Install CD Rom x1 INSTALLING the DMP 90 exe File 1 Turn on your PC 2 Insert the installation CD 3 Open setup exe in the CD Rom driver 4 The welcome screen pops up Click Next 5 Read the License Agreement Click Yes to agree to it 6 You may select a destination folder Then click Next 7 The installation is finished 2 ...

Page 8: ...CORD SECONDS BATTERY REPEAT RANDOM EQ MENU DMP 90 DMP 90 Player CONTROLS CARD EJECT Play Pause Power on Stop Power off FF Next Track PR Last Track LCD Earphone Jack PCMCIA port Smart Media Card slot Eject Smart Media Card eject Eject lock switch Battery Cell Random on off Menu EQ Repeat 1 ALL Volume Control 3 ...

Page 9: ... Unlock the lock switch 4 EJECT EJECT 99 Best Music The expansion card purchased separately enables you to store more MP3 files and extend the DMP 90 s playing time Note external memory is not included in your DMP 90 The card that comes installed in the device is only a place holder for a Smart Media card 8 8 88 88 INTRO RANDOM VOL INT EXT FULL REMAIN NORMAL CLASSIC JAZZ ROCK MBYTES MEMORY MEMO MP...

Page 10: ...AIN NORMAL CLASSIC JAZZ ROCK MBYTES MEMORY MEMO MP3 RECORD HOLD REPEAT 1 ALL SECONDS 2 To download MP3 files from your PC to the DMP 90 the player must be connected to your PC The DMP 90 connects to your PC through the parallel port Disconnect the printer cable if necessary before attaching the cable for the DMP 90 To remove the plug from the DMP 90 player push the grips of the plug and then pull ...

Page 11: ...n of initialize then click Yes Built in flash Memory or Smart Media Card must be initialized before downloading files to flash memory or Smart Media card Open the DMP 90 exe file in the PC You must initialize the memory before attempting to download files Warning After initialization all information will be erased INITIALIZING INTERNAL MEMORY OR SMART MEDIA CARD 6 ...

Page 12: ...e Click the Detect or Check song button once to check the download Mp3 files DELETE MP3 FILES IN THE DMP 90 PLAYER 1 Connect the DMP 90 player and the PC with the connecting cable 2 Open the DMP 90 exe file 3 Select the desired MP3 file 4 Press the Delete button on the keyboard and click Yes to confirm 5 Check the remaining MP3 files see CHECK MP3 FILES for next delete CHECK MP3 FILES DOWNLOADING ...

Page 13: ...DOM VOL INT EXT FULL REMAIN NORMAL CLASSIC JAZZ ROCK MBYTES MEMORY MEMO MP3 RECORD HOLD REPEAT 1 ALL SECONDS INTRO RANDOM VOL INT EXT FULL REMAIN NORMAL CLASSIC JAZZ ROCK MBYTES MEMORY MEMO MP3 RECORD HOLD REPEAT 1 ALL SECONDS 8 8 88 88 0 1 02 30 8 8 88 88 0 1 02 30 8 8 88 88 0 1 02 30 MENU EQ REPEAT RANDOM MENU EQ REPEAT RANDOM MENU EQ REPEAT RANDOM Press Menu button and then press STOP to lock k...

Page 14: ...DOM VOL INT EXT FULL REMAIN NORMAL CLASSIC JAZZ ROCK MBYTES MEMORY MEMO MP3 RECORD HOLD REPEAT 1 ALL SECONDS INTRO RANDOM VOL INT EXT FULL REMAIN NORMAL CLASSIC JAZZ ROCK MBYTES MEMORY MEMO MP3 RECORD HOLD REPEAT 1 ALL SECONDS 88 88 88 INTRO RANDOM VOL INT EXT FULL REMAIN NORMAL CLASSIC JAZZ ROCK MBYTES MEMORY MEMO MP3 RECORD HOLD REPEAT 1 ALL SECONDS LCD Display MP3 Menu MP3 File Track NO Time Co...

Page 15: ...FORWARD button and hold for searching track 2 2 STARTING PLAYBACK FROM THE MIDDLE OF MP3 FILE The MP3 files stored in the built in memory will be played before those in the Smart Media card MENU EQ REPEAT RANDOM MENU EQ REPEAT RANDOM MENU EQ REPEAT RANDOM Press the REVERSE button and hold for searching track 10 ...

Page 16: ...L INT EXT FULL REMAIN NORMAL CLASSIC JAZZ ROCK MBYTES MEMORY MEMO MP3 RECORD HOLD REPEAT 1 ALL SECONDS 8 8 88 88 INTRO RANDOM VOL INT EXT FULL REMAIN NORMAL CLASSIC JAZZ ROCK MBYTES MEMORY MEMO MP3 RECORD HOLD REPEAT 1 ALL SECONDS 0 1 02 30 0 1 02 30 MENU EQ REPEAT RANDOM 1 1 Press the RANDOM button once to play tracks randomly Press the RANDOM button again to cancel the random mode RANDOM 8 8 88 ...

Page 17: ...LAY button once to select internal memory or external memory 1 1 MENU EQ REPEAT RANDOM 8 8 88 88 INTRO RANDOM VOL INT EXT FULL REMAIN NORMAL CLASSIC JAZZ ROCK MBYTES MEMORY MEMO MP3 RECORD HOLD REPEAT 1 ALL SECONDS 0 1 02 30 Increase and decrease volume Press or to increase decrease volume VOLUME 1 VOLUME 1 12 ...

Page 18: ...4 4 5 5 6 6 3 3 No sound after the PLAY button is pressed Make sure MP3 files are stored in the built in memory or Smart Media card Cannot download the Mp3 files Make sure the DMP 90 player is connected to your PC The Smart Media card cannot be inserted There are two types of Smart Media cards one works at 3 3V and the other at 5V Refer to the diagram The 5V Smart Media card cannot be used in the ...

Page 19: ...xercising should not affect the DMP 90 However dropping or placing heavy objects on it may cause it to malfunction Do not drop the DMP 90 Do not get the DMP 90 wet Wipe the DMP 90 immediately with a dry cloth it any water gets on it Storing the DMP 90 player Do not store the DMP 90 in an area with high humidity strong magnetic fields or high heat Avoid storing the DMP 90 in direct sunlight 14 ...

Page 20: ... against defects in materials or workmanship during assembly or shipping This warranty applies only to the original purchaser of the DMP 90 player This warranty does not cover problems associated with misuse and or failure to be compatible with any other product TRADEMARK 1 1 To obtain further information please refer to following web site http dlink com INFORMATION 1 1 INFORMATION The Smart media...

Page 21: ...ratio 90dB Harmonic distortion 0 1 Max Output 15mW 16 ohm Frequency Range 20Hz 20 kHz Power AA 1 5V x 1 Display LCD Slot 1 slot for Smart Media Card Transmission Rate 400kbps Interface 15pins PCMCIA Port Dimensions 64x82x18mm Weight 70g SPECIFICATIONS 16 ...

Page 22: ...number of communication methods that have changed over the years for the Parallel port SPP EPP and ECP are a number of Parallel port modes The current ECP is required to ensure that the DMP 90 can communicate with your computer To check if your Parallel port is set to ECP please go to To check if you computer s Parallel port is currently configured to ECP please follow these steps A Click Start Se...

Page 23: ... Window Click the next to the line that reads Ports COM LPT D At this point a line should read ECP Printer Port LPT1 If it does and the unit still does not function please contact D Link Technical Support at 949 788 0805 or ustech dlink com If it does not read ECP please go to 2 How can I set my Parallel port to ECP 18 ...

Page 24: ... most BIOS will have a specific line item pertaining to Parallel Port Mode Find this line and follow the directions in your BIOS or provided by your computer motherboard manufacturer to change this setting to ECP It is normally a simple matter of toggling the Parallel Port Modes using the PgUp PgDn keys to find the right setting Once you have made the change Save and Quit your BIOS set up program ...

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