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Searching for the PC Help

1. Click Help button twice  to display information on the PC application.

2. Click Help to display information on the PC application.

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EVR-T550-Eng  11/28/03  4:03 PM  Page 50

Summary of Contents for EVR-T550

Page 1: ...Be sure read this user manual before using the EVR T550 T560 Keep this manual in good custoday it may be useful later ...

Page 2: ...the Hearing Aid 27 Setting the Microphone sensitivity 28 Checking the memory 29 Setting menu when the recording folder is selected 30 Setting My Option when the recording folder is selected 31 Setting the REC mode 31 Listening to FM radio 32 Tuning and saving the station frequency 32 Listening to radio with saved frequency 34 Deleting saved frequency 35 Recording while listening to FM radio 36 Set...

Page 3: ...f you use the charger malfunction can occur and cause serious noise which can injure your hearing sense Do not short disassemble heat apply pressure or throw into fire It can cause electrolyte leakage overheat breakdown or fire If your eyes are contaminated with battery electrolyte wipe out with clean water and receive medical attention immediately You may lose your vision if not treated properly ...

Page 4: ...he outputs of external device or send the recorded sound to external devices Continuous recording Up to 35 hours 128MB can be recorded Free memory display The player will figure out the memory in use as well as the remaining amount Resume function The last played back point will be saved even though the power is turned off Easy to use operation button Easy to use basic buttons such as the PLAY REC...

Page 5: ... the components is subject to change for the purpose of enhancing performance REC STOP Front REC STOP button LCD display Recording Red Playing back Green red or orange Listening to FM radio Green red orange Display Volume button Rear Battery cover Left Earphone output terminal USB port connection terminal HOLD lock switch Radio MP3 VR Radio Music Voice Recording mode selection switch Right Interna...

Page 6: ... contents will not be deleted 2 Check the remaining battery amount Enough Little used Much used Empty Press the REC STOP button longer than a second to turn the power on To turn the power off Turning off automatically If you don t use the play longer than 1 minute in the Stop mode the power will be turned off automatically Turning off manually If you press the REC STOP button longer than 2 seconds...

Page 7: ... turned on and the progress status will be displayed on the LCD display the recording is started At this time the previous folder and the next file number of lastly recorded file will be selected by default 2 Press the REC STOP button again The red recording lamp will be off and the recording will be stopped To record the track at the next file number while recording Pull the FF button shortly whi...

Page 8: ...ck and find the section you want Release the button to resume the normal playback Pull the REW FF button for more that long time to increase the search speed Press the A B repeat A B FOLDER button at the point where you want to start A B repeat playback during playback The will be set 1 Press the A B repeat A B FOLDER button again at the point where you want to finish A B repeat playback during pl...

Page 9: ...ct the FILE NO 3 To delete one music or voice file N N N No o o ot t t te e e e Once the music voice file is deleted it cannot be resaved permanently Select the VR mode and press the folder selection button A B FOLDER to select the folder containing the file to delete Whenever you press the A B FOLDER button the folder will be changed by the order of A B C and D 1 Press the MENU button If the sele...

Page 10: ...ase using REW FF button and press the MENU button 1 Select the FORMAT using the REW FF button and press the MENU button The Erasing all files menu will appear 2 Select the FORMAT YES using the REW FF button and press the MENU button to delete all files All saved files will be deleted To cancel file deletion press the REC STOP button or select the ERASE NO 3 N N N No o o ot t t te e e e Once the mu...

Page 11: ...utton in the Playback or Stop mode move to the intended function using the REW FF button You can select all functions in the Playback mode The mode will be selected by the order of EQ Mode REPEAT LCD light DISPLAY RESUME ERASE FREE MEMORY when you pull toward the FF button 2 Press the MENU button gain to select the function It will return to the previous screen After setting the function press the...

Page 12: ...e Playback or Stop mode and select the REPEAT using the REW FF button 1 Select the repetition type you want using the REW FF button 2 Press the Menu button again to save the setting 3 Setting the Repetition No repetition Repeats one file Repeats all files randomly Repeats all recorded files Repeats recorded Folder You can playback the selected file once or repeatedly N N N No o o ot t t te e e e T...

Page 13: ...o save the setting 3 Setting the LCD light After pressing the MENU button in the Playback or Stop mode select the Display using the REW FF button 1 Select information you want using the REW FF button 2 Setting the display The elapsed time of current recording or playback is displayed The remaining playback time is displayed The available recording time is displayed while recording You can check fi...

Page 14: ...the On or Off mode using the REW FF button It can work in ONLY STAND BY mode 2 Press the MENU button again to save the setting To set free from Hearing aid press the PLAY STOP button 3 Setting the Hearing Aid You can listen to natural sound more clearly with earphone at the STAND BY mode The Playback will be resumed the last playback position The Playback will be started from the beginning To canc...

Page 15: ...environmental situation such as the distance of sound source to microphone and noisy level MIC LOW Select MIC LOW when the sound source is on short distance or noisy level is high MIC HIGH Select MIC HIGH when the sound source is on long distance or noisy level is low After pressing the MENU button in the Playback or Stop mode check the available free memory using the REW FF button 1 Press the MEN...

Page 16: ...enu mode will be released 4 N N N No o o ot t t te e e e Refer to the Setting My Option when the recording folder is selected for more information on the repetition function LCD light display resume function and memory check Setting menu when the recording folder is selected Setting My Option when the recording folder is selected After pressing the MENU button in the Playback or Stop mode select t...

Page 17: ...nger than a second the radio broadcasting frequency will be automatically scanned 3 After selecting the frequency to save press the play stop button The channel number will blink 4 Select the channel number to save using the REW FF button and save it by the PLAY STOP button Save other broadcasting frequency using the same method as described above 5 To set and save the station automatically Only t...

Page 18: ...rted antenna must be plugged in on era phone terminal phone in the set If the supported antenna or ear phone is not plugged in on the set when listing FM Radio some noise may be seriously affected Press the MENU Button and press the MENU button again to select the CH_ERASE MODE using the REW FF button The CH ERASE MODE will be selected 1 Pull the REW FF button shortly and find the saved preset cha...

Page 19: ... record as much as possible The sound quality can be deteriorated when you record and playback the FM radio broadcasting See page 30 You may experience serious noise when recording in the area with weak reception Move the player or the earphone or the antenna line to the better location Press the MENU button and pull the FF button once to select the AREA MODE Then press the MENU button gain The pl...

Page 20: ...s N N N No o o ot t t te e e e To adjust recording sound level use the audio s volume control function Recording sound quality can be deteriorated depending on performance of the external devices Connect the microphone output terminal of the MP3 player to the input terminal of the external device using the external device connection cable 1 Select a file to record in the external device 2 Press th...

Page 21: ...peaker When you insert the X ONE Manager CD into the CD Rom driver the installation window will appear after a while If the installation window is not popped up double click the SETUP exe after opening My Computer and selecting the CD ROM Select the language to use 1 Press the Next button in each window that appears sequentially 2 When the installation is completed the shortcut icon will be appear...

Page 22: ...when you connect the player to the PC after installing the X ONE Manager If the PC cannot recognize the player the New Hardware Installation Wizard message will appear In this case take the following steps Click the Browse and specify the path as follows C Program Flles X one X ONE Manager Driver Then click Next Continued EVR T550 Eng 11 28 03 4 03 PM Page 42 ...

Page 23: ...ch window that appears sequentially If you install the X ONE Manager and connect the product to your PC the New Hardware Installation Wizard window is displayed To install the driver on Windows XP EVR T550 Eng 11 28 03 4 03 PM Page 44 ...

Page 24: ...on one folder in PC to the player Play List Sync Downloads the list saved in the play list file to the player ID3 Tag Edit Adds or modifies the ID3 tags in the MP3 file Mail program Runs the program that is provided by the mail service for the recorded file and media file Player Program Runs the program that plays back the recorded file and the media file Information Displays information on the X ...

Page 25: ... 1 Select a folder in PC 2 Select the file in PC 3 Click the Download icon N N N No o o ot t t te e e e If you execute the program when the USB cable is not connected the error message as shown at right side will appear In this case click check and connect the USB cable N N N No o o ot t t te e e e Do not disconnect the USB cable from PC while upload or download process is running It may cause cri...

Page 26: ...C C Ch h h he e e ec c c ck k k k P P P Po o o oii iin n n nt t t ts s s s3 3 3 3 Isn t the battery empty Release the HOLD button Remove the unnecessary item Replace with new one Fails to playback C C C Ch h h he e e ec c c ck k k k P P P Po o o oii iin n n nt t t ts s s s1 1 1 1 Is the player locked C C C Ch h h he e e ec c c ck k k k P P P Po o o oii iin n n nt t t ts s s s2 2 2 2 Nothing has be...

Page 27: ...102 5 H 27 W 17 5 D mm 41 5g excluding the battery DC 1 5V battery Size AAA LR03 2 ea VOICE MP3 earphone play About 14 hours Vol 15 Internal flash memory 6mW 2ch MP3 20Hz 20kHz Voice 300Hz 3kHz Radio 87 5MHz 108MHz USB Universal Serial Bus Internal non directional condenser microphone Plug in condenser microphone Earphone Stereo 16 Ω Speaker 8 Ω 300mW Temperature 0 C 40 C AAA size batteries 2 earp...

Page 28: ...ined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technic...

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