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transmitting finished, you can take out the player safely.
The player do harm when you take out the player while
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Summary of Contents for IXA321i

Page 1: ...EQ Equalizer 15 USBConnection 16 Settings Repeat mode 18 Setting LCD contrast 20 Setting Voice Recording Parameter Rec Sample 23 ToDelete files 24 TheBacklight 26 Examinetheutilizationoftheinternalmemory 27 SystemRequirements 29 Installation of Manager Software 30 How to use Digital Audio Management System 31 Sending files to Digital Audio 32 Sending files from Digital Audio to PC 35 1 ...

Page 2: ...Formatting the memory of Digital Audio 37 Delete files from PC 39 To refresh USB connection 40 Internal Memory Display 41 Pre listen 42 TroubleDiagnosis 43 Technical Spec 45 2 ...

Page 3: ...emperature changes moisture and dust Set the HOLD switch to the release position before operation Do not drop the player which probably cause battery fall off or damage its surface Battery Status Time unit hour Battery life may vary with different using condition manufacturer and manufacture date Please change the battery under following conditions Indicator appears and displays the Low Battery th...

Page 4: ... even after the battery is taken out and reinstalled Note To avoid static electricity please If possible avoid operating the player in extremely dry environment If the player stops running under proper operation please reset it by taking out battery 4 ...

Page 5: ...Player overview Front Play Stop LCD USB PORT Side face 5 ...

Page 6: ...EARPHONE 6 ...

Page 7: ...FF MODE REW HOLD VOL VOL 7 ...

Page 8: ...Accessories 8 ...

Page 9: ...LCD Repeat modes include Repeat Repeat All Random Preview and Normal Normal mode isn t illustrated in the figure Equalizer modes include Jazz Classic Rock Pop and Normal 9 ...

Page 10: ...lue backlight appears The backlight will be turned on by user setting and will last different seconds if some button is pressed if not the backlight will be automatically turned down after user setting seconds Pressing PLAY STOP button for more than 3 seconds until Power OFF appears on the screen then it s safe to turn the power off 10 ...

Page 11: ...playback time indicator 3 If you want to select previous next piece turn the rolling wheel up and down to get the track The music will stop if you press PLAY STOP 4 By pressing the PLAY STOP button for 3 seconds you could turn the power off 5 By pressing VOL VOL button you could control the volume under either PLAY or PAUSE status The volume steps see illustration will increase or decrease when th...

Page 12: ...Caution The battery status indicator may flicker while MP3 is playing which results from battery supply vibration while different power is consumed 12 ...

Page 13: ...ress the Menu button in the middle of the rolling wheel So you can see the function menu of the Digital Audio as following All the options are listed in the below table You may select every item by the rolling up or down wheel 1 You can use Last or Next button to select every item 13 ...

Page 14: ...he Delete interface More information is to be mentioned behind 3 The Digital Audio would pops up a dialog box about the capacity of the memory when the Memory Info is selected With no button being pressed it will return to Play interface after 2 seconds You can see your Digital Audio memory as following 14 ...

Page 15: ...then you can see the menu 2 Select Record item it will begin to record See illustration You can set in the Rec Sample item which is in the setting item Detailed setting will show later 3 Now you can stop recording by pressing the Play Stop button then it will enter the voice mode now you can select any voice file to play Just as illustration 15 ...

Page 16: ...Press Menu button to confirm the selection There are three items to select as illustration You can select to delete music file in the player by selecting Music item When you select to delete music file the deleting interface will be show in the LCD if you did not want to delete this file you can choose No item by upside downside rolling wheel press Menu button to confirm then it will show next son...

Page 17: ...e No item by upside downside rolling wheel press Menu button to confirm then it will show next songs in the LCD until you find what files you will delete choose Yes item by upside downside rolling wheel press Menu button to confirm deleting Just as illustration If you did not want to delete any file please press Menu button long to exit Note While recording all buttons except PLAY STOP and Hold bu...

Page 18: ...e menu 3 Select EQ in the menu by the Next Last button 4 Press Mode button and the EQ menu would pops up 5 Select the Equalizer mode There are five modes JAZZ CLASSIC ROCK POP and NORMAL The list of equilibrium effect pops up after selecting EQ as following You can adjust the modes by the EQ menu You could experience perfect Jazz Classic Rock Pop sound 18 ...

Page 19: ...effect by choosing suitable corresponding mode Normal mode could bring you original sound effect If you don t want to change current settings you can choose Return to exit 19 ...

Page 20: ...ss Mode button in the middle of the rolling wheel to get the menu 3 Select Repeat in the menu using Next Last button the upside downside of the rolling wheel 4 Press Mode button to get Repeat menu Selecting Repeat you can see the following interface and the Play Repeat mode can be changed The mode includes Random Normal Repeat All Repeat and Preview mode 20 ...

Page 21: ...ic in order repeatedly until another operation is performed Random Plays all MP3 music at random and then stops Preview Plays every first 10 seconds of all MP3 music in order and stops after the last music has been played Normal Plays the MP3 music in order and stops after 21 ...

Page 22: ...the last music has been played If you don t want to change current settings you can choose Return to exit 22 ...

Page 23: ...the menu using Next Last button the upside downside of the rolling wheel 4 Press Mode button to get Contrast item 5 Press Mode button to get Contrast setting pop up as illustration You may set the LCD contrast 32 level every time you adjust the LCD contrast number you can see the LCD turning dark or light If you set 1 for LCD contrast number in the LCD you can not look anything because it turn ver...

Page 24: ...to turn off the backlight or let the backlight on for 5 10 15 or 20 seconds each time the button is pressed Off means the backlight won t be on in all cases So the battery life will be prolonged 5Sec 10Sec 15Sec 20Sec means the backlight will be on for 5 10 15 or 20 seconds each time the button is pressed Setting Auto OFF time Sometime you want to shut your MP3 player automatically in a few minute...

Page 25: ... Press Menu button to get Auto OFF setting pop up as illustration You may select Disable 1Min 2Min 5Min 10 Min When you select Disable your player will not shut down automatically whenever it is playing or pausing When you select 1Min 2Min 5Min 10 Min your player will shut down when the player have paused or stopped by 1 Min 2Min 5Min 10Min When your player shut down automatically it will show Aut...

Page 26: ... by rolling up or down wheel just as illustration in the setting item there are 7 items to select Selecting Rec sample item you can set record file sampling rate Just as illustration There are 8000Hz 11025Hz 16000Hz 22050Hz 32000Hz 44100Hz 48000Hz option you can select by rolling up or down wheel then press menu key to affirm If we set higher Rec sampling the more memory size will be used when we ...

Page 27: ...e menu by pressing Last Next the upside downside of the rolling wheel button under Music or Rec mode 3 Press Mode to confirm The Digital Audio will pops up a dialog box as following to show the capacity of available memory It will return to the Play interface after 2 seconds if there is no but ton pressed You could see the memory of the internal memory 27 ...

Page 28: ...ith digital audio 3 LCD display window will show connecting picture if connection is finished Just like the illustrator below 4 If you have installed the attached software the PC will automatically find the device when the Digital Audio is connected to the PC at the first time If not please install the manager software first We strongly recommend users install the provided management software unde...

Page 29: ...er is installed automatically The Digital Audio manager software requires the following systems IBM compatible personal computer Pentium 166 MHz MMX or faster Windows 98 SE Windows 2000 or Windows XP USB Port 32MB RAM or more 64MB is recommended for Windows 2000 20MB free hard disk space or more 4 CD ROM drive or more Sound Card Optional Accessible to Internet Recommended 29 ...

Page 30: ...k the Next button on installation screens and the Digital Audio Manager Software and USB Driver will be installed It will remind you of restarting your PC when installation is finished At last Start Program Digital Audio Manager Software is created in the Windows Menu and the Digital Audio icon is also created on the Desktop window 30 ...

Page 31: ...ect the Digital Audio and your PC directly or with the USB cable Then the Digital Audio s LCD Display Window will show picture if connectio finished n is Click the icon on the Desktop Then the interface of Digital Audio management system will be shown 31 ...

Page 32: ...cable 1 Double click the icon on the desktop 2 Select files First select the folder that includes the files to be transmitted from the left Program Manager Then the files in the folder will be displayed in right column automatically You could also select the files type in the menu on the top left corner to make your operation easier 32 ...

Page 33: ...tal Audio the management system won t work Caution 1 Do not pull out digital audio while a file is being downloaded It will do harm to your Digital Audio 2 If the Digital Audio cannot work by accident take out the battery and reinsert it 3 seconds later Reconnect Digital Audio to PC 3 If you couldn t find the downloaded non audio files in the removable disk of Digital Audio please look into EDISK ...

Page 34: ...transmitting finished you can take out the player safely The player do harm when you take out the player while the transmitting have not completed 34 ...

Page 35: ...isk to your PC with the management system but the audio files are not permitted to send due to copyright protection Only files in the EDISK are allowed 1 Connect the Digital Audio and PC 2 Select the files to be sent 3 Click the Upload button in the manager software 4 The interface of transmission would be displayed Caution 35 ...

Page 36: ...ou it cannot be send if you select MP3 or WMA files While you transmit files in Win98 OS the transmitting progress must regard to player displaying We simulate the transmitting by the player displaying motivation When the motivation stop which denote the transmitting finished you can take out the player safely The player do harm when you take out the player while the transmitting have not complete...

Page 37: ...tal Audio is turned on and connected to PC 1 Run the management system of Digital Audio on the desktop 2 Click Format icon the dialog box of format will pop up 3 Click Start button it begins to format Digital Audio memory Caution All the files will be deleted by formatting the 37 ...

Page 38: ...A ed up igital formatting tools to re format again to solve the problem udio may lose system files and cannot be start We strongly recommend users not to use the formatting tool under the window system If the d audio has any problems please use our provided 38 ...

Page 39: ...em of Digital Audio 1 Connect the Digital Audio and PC turn on the Digital Audio and run management system 2 Select the files to be deleted 3 Click the Delete button You could also use the option of Deletion in the menu Note Once a file is deleted it won t be restored This operation cannot be used to delete the files in PC 39 ...

Page 40: ...To refresh USB connection For safer use while connecting Digital Audio and PC you could click the Connection button in the management system of Digital Audio to refresh the USB connection 40 ...

Page 41: ...Internal Memory Display The management system of Digital Audio can display the internal memory by numbers and figures In the above figure yellow represents used memory while green available memory 41 ...

Page 42: ... to be listened 2 Click the Pre listen button on the top right corner and then you could enjoy pleasant music pieces from PC Now the Pre listen button changes into Stop button Music will stop by clicking it again If you want to listen to another song you have to stop the current piece first and then go on to the next 3 42 ...

Page 43: ...MP3 files Check to see if the volume is too low and turn it up Check to see if the Digital Audio is being connected with computer Check to see if there is any music file in the memory 4 I can t download music files after connection Check to see if Manager Software is setup Check to see if the software is working properly Check to see if your Mother Board supports the USB devices and needs upgrade ...

Page 44: ...ormat media on the screen when we turn on player Because you use FAT32 or NTFS to format your player under Window2000 or higher did not use FAT or FAT16 you must use FAT or FAT16 to reformat your player then repair the problem 44 ...

Page 45: ...ternal Battery Ni MH Battery LCD 96 x 26 Do matrix LCD Size 90mm x 30mm x 22mm SNR 90bB Earphone Power 5Mw 5mW Supporting Frequency 20HZ 20KHZ Supporting Bit Rate 8Kbps 256Kbps MP3 Music Format Mp3 WMA Record Format ADPCM ID3Language English 45 ...

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