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User’s Guide

Mini CD-R Burner and
Digital Audio Player

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Summary of Contents for RipGo!

Page 1: ...User s Guide Mini CD R Burner and Digital Audio Player...

Page 2: ...ement The licensee may make one copy of the software for backup purposes Imation the Imation Logo and RipGO are the property of Imation Corp Microsoft Windows Media and the Windows logo are trademarks...

Page 3: ...y 18 3 6 Playing Favorite Tracks 19 4 0 Using the RipGO Device as a Data Storage Drive 20 4 1 Connecting the RipGO Device to Your Computer 20 4 2 Installing RipGO Drivers in Windows Me Windows 2000 Wi...

Page 4: ...a cost effective way to back up data The CD Recordable drive gives you the option of creating permanent data archives on CD R media Create reliable custom CD Rs that can be shared with more than a bil...

Page 5: ...CD contains USB storage device drivers and the burning software USB Storage Device Drivers USB storage device driver for Windows 98SE provided on the Installation CD NOTE The RipGO device uses the gen...

Page 6: ...600 or higher resolution USB 1 1 port 25MB free hard disc space more for audio content storage CD ROM drive Internet connection for Internet content downloading recommended For Mac Mac OS version 9 X...

Page 7: ...ou get The RipGO package contains the following items 7 Device User sGuide Imation 1 One Power Adapter 2 One RipGO Device 3 One 1 5m USB Cable 4 One Headphone Set 5 One 8cm RipGO 6 One Battery Pack In...

Page 8: ...ck selection mode to scroll up the file listing in contrast mode to increase LED display intensity and in balance mode to shift the balance to the right ear 3 EQ Button This button modifies the Equali...

Page 9: ...audio track it stops the play 2 If not currently playing an audio track and no power adapter or USB cable is attached it causes the RipGO device to power down 3 If not playing an audio track no USB c...

Page 10: ...y Compartment For safety reasons the RipGO device is shipped with the battery pack removed from the battery compartment 14 Battery Release Clips The release clips secure the battery pack in the batter...

Page 11: ...supplied power adapter CAUTION Use only with the supplied power adapter The RipGO device may be damaged when used with other power adapters 2 3 Screen Icons The following table describes the various...

Page 12: ...underside of your RipGO device until two clicks are heard as the retaining clips engage Press near each side of the battery assembly to be sure both sides click If it appears that either clip is not e...

Page 13: ...ery charging The RipGO device will now complete the battery charging process Replacing the Battery Pack The Lithium Ion battery has a limited life span Should there be a need to replace the battery yo...

Page 14: ...Imation 1 Slide the open switch on the left hand side of the RipGO device towards the front of the drive This will release the lid 2 Insert the CD by pushing it gently onto the spindle while gripping...

Page 15: ...subsequent three sections 3 4 to 3 6 assume the music CD inserted in step 3 is a MP3 CD whose Volume Label is MP3 Player Demo It has three directories Directory 1 Directory 2 and Directory 3 and in t...

Page 16: ...yer Dem NORM 3 4 Playing Entire Disc 1 From the Opening Screen depress the PLAY button and the RipGO device starts to play the entire disc sequentially 2 Use the EQ button to cycle through the differe...

Page 17: ...tton to power off the RipGO device MP3 Player Demo MP3 Player Dem MP3 Player Dem NORM TRACK01 00 09 04 48 Sr MP3 128kbs 44 1kHz 1kHz ROCK TRACK01 00 08 04 48 Sr MP3 128kbs 44 1kHz 1kHz ROCK Audio musi...

Page 18: ...ss the SKIP FORWARD button to display the list of directories and or track s in the root directory Directory names are shown between pairs of square brackets 3 Move the pointer down to a desired direc...

Page 19: ...ton to start playing your tracks If the Shuffle function is selected the RipGO device will repeat playing the selected track s in random order 5 The RipGO device continues playing the selected tracks...

Page 20: ...er installation before using the software NOTE Use the data mode when writing WMA and MP3 files to the RipGO device Nero Burning ROM and most other recording software will convert the files to audio w...

Page 21: ...pplied USB cable with the B type smaller plug connected to the RipGO device and the A type bigger one terminal connected to the USB port on your computer NOTE Look closely at the cable ends for correc...

Page 22: ...res no action from the user Windows Me detects the presence of the RipGO device and installs the necessary drivers when the RipGO device is first powering up in the USB mode as described in section 4...

Page 23: ...e is first powered up in the USB mode as described in section 4 1 Windows 98SE detects the presence of the RipGO device and searches for the new driver Click on the Next button in the following three...

Page 24: ...ion Insert the Installation CD which contains the Windows 98SE driver Enter the drive and directory where the RipGO drivers are located Click on the Next button to continue 3 Windows 98SE is ready to...

Page 25: ...on the Finish button to continue 5 Windows 98SE detects the Storage Port Driver and installs the software 6 After all the RipGO drivers are installed there should be a RipGO drive icon in My Computer...

Page 26: ...e Add Remove Programs icon 3 Scroll through the list and highlight the software to be uninstalled 4 Click on Add Remove button 5 Once the system has completely uninstalled the software click OK to fin...

Page 27: ...ndows 1 Check all the connections 2 Make sure the device is in USB mode and not player mode 3 Make sure the device is receiving power 4 Make sure you are using the USB cable that came with your RipGO...

Page 28: ...ted at the same time as the RipGO device can affect the RipGO device s performance especially digital cameras or scanners that are processing large amounts of data If you are using a hub to connect se...

Page 29: ...connect or disconnect any USB device while the RipGO device is transferring information data loss will result CAUTION USB devices that do not comply with the USB specification may cause system lockups...

Page 30: ...tly filled with a reserve of data waiting to be written so that small slowdowns or interruptions in the flow of data from the computer do not interrupt writing A buffer underrun error means that for s...

Page 31: ...urce device that transfers data in bursts Incorrect recorder controller settings Inability of the devices to sync properly Overall system configuration Computer unable to allow fast enough data transf...

Page 32: ...r source CD ROM drive free of dust Do not try to copy empty directories zero byte files or files that may be used by the system at the time of recording If your data includes more than 10 000 very sma...

Page 33: ...hium Ion is safe provided certain precautions are met when charging and discharging DO NOT Attempt to recharge other batteries other than the type specified Recharging non rechargeable batteries such...

Page 34: ...oduct refer to the operating instructions included in your documentation and markings on the product A 6 Proper Care and Usage Do not use any object to probe the openings of the product as this may re...

Page 35: ...guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation Interference can be determined by turning the equipment off and on while monitoring radio or television reception The user may...

Page 36: ...Appendix B Regulatory Information B 3 Laser Type Optical CD R Pick UP Model SF WO4 Wave Length 785nm 25 C Emission Power 0 7mW Read 27mW Write 36 Device User sGuide Imation...

Page 37: ...RECORD For your convenience record the model number and serial number located on the bottom of the device in the space provided below Please refer to it when you contact Imation Model No IMR040006EU...

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