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Before Using Player

Before Using Player

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11

Names of Each Part

Names of Each Part

Front

Side

MENU/FF/REW
VOL+/VOL-

LED Lamp

LCD Display

REC / A-B / Play Mode Button

EQ / SRS / Book Mark Button

LDB / Navigation / Watch Button

Power / Play / Pause 

Side

USB Port

Line-In Port

Reset Button

Neck Strap Connector

Earphones

Jack

Hold Switch

Microphones

Rear / Top

Summary of Contents for DAH-1400

Page 1: ...eofContents 1 efore Using Player 3 SB Connection Disconnection 15 asic Operations 19 arn More About Comfortable Functions 47 etting Menus 57 oftware Installation 77 ...

Page 2: ...ty Product Features Specifications Accessories Names of Each Part Minimum Requirements for PC Charging Player Using USB Cable About Power Before Using Player 3 BeforeUsingPlayer 4 6 8 9 10 12 13 14 Table of Contents MO ...

Page 3: ...vices with wet hands AS Distributing music files to other people without permission is a violation of a copy right law We shall not be liable for the losses of data in the player by users carelessness During the repairing by our technical support teams data stored in the player may be deleted Listening to music long time with high vol ume may cause a hearing sense disor der Don t use earphones whi...

Page 4: ...ercannoweasilyusetheplayer causeitprovidespivotfunction whichletstheuserswivelthedisplaypaneltoleft right up anddown Nowit suptoyouwhichdirectionyou aregoingtochoose Voice Recording Withahigh sensitiveinternalmicrophone itcanbeusedasaprofessionalvoicerecorderhavingversatile functions ItsupportstheVOR VoiceOperatedRecording function whichmeansthatitrecordsonlyifit detectssound avoidingunnecessaryre...

Page 5: ...e15mW 16 MP3 WMA OGG 6 0Mbps USBV 1 1 12Hours 5 70 68x27x16 mm 35g Li Polymer 1040MinutesofVoiceRecordingwith RecordingModeof32Kbpsfor256MB MP3 8 320Kbps WMA 32 192Kbps OGG Q0 Q10 90dB CordAntennabyHeadphones Earphones HeadphonesOutput S NRatio Antenna HeadphonesOutput S NRatio FileTypes BitRate DownloadSpeed FrequencyCharacteristics Items Specifications PU SH PU SH USBCable Line InCable CarryingC...

Page 6: ...fEachPart nt MENU FF REW VOL VOL LEDLamp LCDDisplay EC A B PlayModeButton EQ SRS BookMarkButton LDB Navigation WatchButton Power Play Pause Side USBPort Line InPort ResetButton NeckStrapConnector Earphones Jack HoldSwitch Microphones Rear Top ...

Page 7: ...sabout3hourstofullychargeacompletelyexhaustedbattery YoucanchargethebatterywhendownloadingfilesfromyourPCtotheplayer If theLCDdisplayisnotturnedon usetheplayerafterchargingitwiththeUSBcable ForYourReference mum requirements for PC to use the player are as follows ftOS Windows98SE 2000 ME andXP MDrive m200MHzorhigher an32MBofRAM 64MBormoreforWindowMEor2000 an128MBofHardDiskSpace nalDiskSpaceisrequi...

Page 8: ...le splays LowBattery yerdoesnotrespondtothebuttoningorstopsimmediately esnotrespondtothebuttoning utivePlaybackTime merBattery 12Hrs 28Kbps eLevel Basedonthelevel15 ove result is obtained using lithium polymer batteries included in the product ubjectto changeaccordingtotheconditionsofuse Medium Low scription merBattery MP3 12Hours 520mA Connecting Player to PC Using USB Cable Disconnecting Player ...

Page 9: ...ction 17 eplayertotheUSBportatthebackofyourPCusingUSBcable P U S H hat is USB USB stands for Universal Serial Bus which is a new method connectingPCwithperipherals use it efficiently connect the USB cable directly to the USB port located at e back of PC Connecting it to the USB port at the front of the PC or USB bmaycauseaconnectionfailure r Windows 98SE the player is not recognized to PC although...

Page 10: ...ardware click OK and remove SBcable you disconnect the cable without following the instructions above you will eawarningmessageanditmaycauseaseriousfailuretoPCortheplayer sconnecting the USB cable from PC while downloading uploading format g andOSupdatingmaycauseaseriousfailuretoPCortheplayer YourReference 20 21 24 25 26 27 28 30 32 35 36 37 39 40 42 Table Of Contents Computer or Windows Explorer ...

Page 11: ...hebeginningofit PowerOff Movestothenexttrack Successiveforwardtrack search Successivebackwardtrack search Selectsmenus Watch CancelsWatch Navigation Selectsmodes MUSIC VOICE LINE FM Movesbacktotheprevious track A StatusofFiles Play Pause Stop B Bitrate LDB C EQ SRS D FormatofthePlayingFiles E PlayModes F RemainingBattery G Modes H Volume I FileNumber J ElapsedTime K TrackNumber L FileName CModeDis...

Page 12: ...Mmenus Cancelsthepresetmodes ConvertsMono Stereo IncreasesVolume DecreasesVolume Selectsmodes MUSIC VOICE LINE FM Poweroff Increasesfrequency1level up Successivelyscansfrequen cies Decreasesthefrequency1 leveldown Successivelysearchprevi ousfrequencies FMRadioRecording Stop SelectsFMmenus EntersPresetmode ConvertsMono Stereo IncreasesVolume DecreasesVolume Selectsmodes MUSIC VOICE LINE FM Displays...

Page 13: ...modeyouwantbypressingthe M buttontothedirectionof FF REW 3 Afterthemovement ifyoupressthe M button youwillenterthemode he buttononceandlongwillturnoffthepowerwiththefollowing n the state of Pause or Stop if no further operation is made and the time for Auto Power Off dsdesignatedtime thenthepowerwillbeturnedoffautomatically urning off the power if the user presses the Play button long then playbac...

Page 14: ...n Ifthe buttonis pressedduringthestateof Play fileswillbepaused Pushingthe M buttonto thedirectionofVOL VOL willadjustthevolumewith thefollowingLCDdisplay peration is made under the state of HOLD the followings will be displayed LCDpanelfor1 2secondsanddisappear der the state of HOLD no buttons will work der the state of HOLD no power will be turned on Only HOLD screen will be dis yed and disappea...

Page 15: ...t movement between songs YourReference the button briefly to the direc F will move the player to the k Pushing the button briefly to the direc tion of REW will move the player back to theprevioustrack sbypushingthe M but directionofFF REW estateofStop Pauseand Duringtheplayback pushingthe M buttonlongtoFF REWwilllet theplayerdoafastsearchtothecur rentsongforwardandbackward Push PushLong ...

Page 16: ...op will be saved The quality of the recording will be subject to the sensitivity or distance of the sound source If the power is low recording will not be performed properly ForYourReference ng the voice recording if you press the button briefly the recording will If you press the button again the recording will resume the M button long ertheModemenu he M button to FF REW to move to the VOICE menu...

Page 17: ...ton briefly the recording will pause If you press the button again the recording will resume ForYourReference Current elapsed time for recording Remaining time for recording in the memory the picture below connect the LINE IN cable to both the player and a jack of audioheadphones LINEOUT thatyouwanttorecord 2 Press the M button long toentertheMenumode 4 In REC READY press the REC button briefly to...

Page 18: ...e performed properly orYourReference Press Long ssing the REC button again will stop the recording with the following LCD lay 1 Pressthe M buttonlong 2 After moving to FM by pushing the M button to FF REW press the M but tontoreceivethefrequencyofFMRadio pressthe buttonunderthestateofPause Stop recordedfileswillbe pressthe buttonduringtheplayback therecordedmusicfileswill WhilereceivingtheFMRadiof...

Page 19: ...de pushthe M buttontoFF REWtofinddesiredfrequencies shthe M buttonbrieflytoFF REW thefrequencieswillbeincreasedor edconsecutivelyby0 1MHz shthe M buttonlongtoFF REW thefrequencieswillbeincreasedor edconsecutively Duringthescanning themostreceivablefrequencieswillbe 1 Search the frequencies to save by pushing the M button to the direction of FF REW 2 Press the M button briefly toentertheFMmenu 3 Af...

Page 20: ...hones to the player orYourReference You can only find the frequency users saved by entering the Preset mode If there are no saved frequencies the player does not enter Preset mode ForYourReference nFMRadioMode pressthe M buttonbrieflytoentertheFMMenu 1 InanFMmode pressthe L N buttonbrieflytoenterthePresetmode 2 Search the saved frequencies by pushing the M button to the direction of FF REW 3 Press...

Page 21: ...he Preset No by pushing the M button to FF REW delete it selectivelybypressingthe M button Ifyoupressthe M button allthesavedpresetswillbedeleted moving to Preset Delete by pushing the M button to the direction of VOL pressthe M button ct either EACH or All by pushing the M button to FF REW and press M button Press Press Press Press Press Press Push Push Push ...

Page 22: ...es by pushing the M button to FF REW and press the M buttonagaintosavethevalues 1 WhilelisteningtoFMradio pressthe M buttontoenterFMmenu 2 Push the M button to VOL VOL to move into FM R Rec and then press the M button Userscansetapreprogrammedrecordingatthetimeanddaysthattheywantto singthe REC buttonbrieflyagainwillstoptherecording thatarerecordedinFMRadiowillbesavedintoFMfolderasF001 MP3 cordingF...

Page 23: ...REW IfPresetmodeisactive settingvaluesarecontrolledaccordingtoPresetNo IfthePresetmodeisreleased thesettingvalueswillbecontrolledaccordingtofrequency IfyousetthepreprogrammedFMrecording therecordingwillbeperformedwiththepower turnedonevenifthepowerisoff ForYourReference ForYourReference sthe M buttontoselectON OFF hthe M buttontoVOL VOL toselect Time 2 Pressthe M buttontosavethesettingvalues 1 Pus...

Page 24: ...fortableFunctions Learn More About Comfortable Functions 47 EMO Navigation Folder Search During Playback Watch Setting Section Repeats Changing Play Modes Lyrics Setting Up BookMarks 48 50 51 52 53 54 Table Of Contents ...

Page 25: ...flytomovetothemainfolder Movingtomainfolders gation FolderSearchDuringPlayback eweplayafile ByeBye Pressthe buttonlongtoescapefromthefoldernavigationmode ForYourReference le sthe L N buttonlongtoenterthenavigationmode h the M button to the direction of VOL VOL to search folders and files upward downward sthe M buttontomovetosubfolders Press Long Press Press Press Push ...

Page 26: ...REPEATB Pressing the REC button once again briefly at the end of the section repeat will activatethesectionrepeatandtheintervalwillberepeatedlyplayed If you don t specify the ending point of the section repeat the end of the file will be theendingpointautomatically REPEATBcanbeset5secondslateraftersettingREPEATA e SRS button long and then the mode of the EQ will change as follows in ve Classic Jaz...

Page 27: ...esongsareplayedonce RandomAll LikeRandom filesareplayedcontinuouslywithoutstop Lyrics marking will only be available with MP3 and WMA files If the player is in the state of Pause or Stop this function will not be available ForYourReference During the playing bitrates and LDB will be shown alternately 1 Youcanseethelyricsonlyduringtheplayback 2 Findfilesmarkedas LDB ontheLCDscreenduringtheplayback ...

Page 28: ...ot set the bookmark in a state of Stop or Pause ForYourReference he playback press the SRS button and you will see the following LCD ause or Stop press the SRS button briefly and then the following will be dis ed ushingthe M buttontoVOL VOL tosearchthepositionusersbookmarked 3 Pressingthe buttonwillplaythesongfromthepositionthatyoubookmarked Press Press ...

Page 29: ...SettingMenus Setting Menus 57 MO Menu Map Basics of Menu Buttons Setting Recording Display Timer Watch Play EQ Edit SRS Erase About 58 59 62 64 66 68 69 71 72 74 75 76 Table Of Contents ...

Page 30: ...chingMenus Pushthe M buttontoVOL VOL tosearch 3 EnteringSub Menus SettingMenus Pressthe M buttontoenterthesub menus owingtableismenusoftheplayer Pleaserefertothisbeforeuse uMap Map MainMenu SubMenu 0 Main Menus Eachmainmenucontainssub menusbelongingtoitsmainmenu SettingMenu Press Push ...

Page 31: ...Menumodewill een 2 Select Display bypushingthe M buttontoVOL VOL andpressthe M button 3 Push the M button to VOL VOL to select the Contrast and then press the M button 4 Selectthevalue5bypushingthe M button andpressthe M buttontosaveit ssthe buttonbrieflytoreturntothemainmenu ssingthe buttonlongwillcancelthemenumode thattheusersetthevalueofDisplayContrastas5 Press Press Press Press Push Push Push ...

Page 32: ...ardanddownward DefaultspeedisX1 Left LCDscreenisturned180degreestoupward Right ReturnstothedefaultLCDscreen wsthestatusofthebuttonoperations ializesinformationthatusersset vesinformationthatusersset ected when users operate the button Play and FF REW there will be beep duponthebuttonoperation elected therewillbenobeepsoundduringthebuttonoperations pDelete Sound LCD Pivot Left LCD Pivot Right ...

Page 33: ... LIBRARY OFFICE STREET OFF UsersdonotuseVOR LIBRARY Userscanusethismodewhenrecordingsaremadeinaquietplace OFFICE Userscanusethismodewhenrecordingsaremadeinalittlenoisyplace STREET Users can use this mode when recording are done in a severely noisy place cordingvoices userscansetthebitratesto32 64 96 128Kbps cordingmusic userscansetthebitratesto64 96 128 192Kbps VOR LIBRARY n ...

Page 34: ... of OLED of the LCD display DISABLE 5 15 30 S set the type of display as WATCH WAVE STEREO IMAGE PROGRESS O enablinguserstoshowvariousdisplays WATCHIMAGE DisplaysWAVEIMAGE DisplaysSTEREOIMAGE DisplaysPROGRESSIMAGE Displaystracknumberandelapsedtime H WAVE STEREOIMAGE PROGRESS FILEINFO FILE INFO Graphic EQ GpEQ ast Time icEQ ...

Page 35: ...hthe M buttontoFF REW ChangingValues Pushthe M buttontoVOL VOL Userscansettheyear month day andtime On Off Setting mer fromthemainmenu e state of Pause Stop power will be turned off automatically if no button operation is morethanthedesignatedtime Disable 30sec 1 2 5 10min e state of Pause Stop Play if the user set the Sleep Mode Disable 10 20 30 60 min powerwillbeturnedoffafterthedesignatedtime W...

Page 36: ...rrentFolder Playsamusicfileofthecurrentfolder FolderAll Thisplaysamusicfileintheentirefolder h PlayFolder PlayMode Hour Minute NumberofTimes Duringtheplayback ifyoupressthe REC buttonlong playmodeswillchange RefertoP 52 ForYourReference erwillbeturnedonatthe sspecifiedwithabeep dewhether eAlarmor rmisused armisnotused Pushthe M buttontoFF REW gValues Pushthe M buttontoVOL VOL nsetthetime berofalar...

Page 37: ...edbyusers neditEQs whichisalreadyconfiguredbytheirtastes ands 5 Band Pushthe M buttontothedirectionofVOL VOL SoundColor Pushthe M buttontoVOL VOL Thereare25stages 12 12 User DefinedEQ BandwidthofAudibleFrequency If the menu EQ Edit is not set users can enjoy music with a sound quality of a defaultsettingintheplayer ForYourReference gEQs Press Press ...

Page 38: ...ectit 3 Select Yes or No bypushingthe M buttontoFF REW YES Deletestheselectedfiles NO Doesnotdeletefiles RS fromthemainmenu DSurroundSound 1 10 oundwithreinforcedbass 1 10 gearphonesandspeakers userswillenjoybetterSRS In case of deleting bookmarks you can apply the same method used as above Only in Stop or pause mode users can delete files or bookmarks ForYourReference ss FileErase neS E Push ...

Page 39: ...em eplayer OS Ver Memory About Unused About Onlyavailablememorieswillbedisplayedexceptthebuilt inOSmemoriesintheplayer orYourReference Software Installation File Download Upload Formatting Lyrics Marking All These Things Are Normal Warranty Services FCC RF INTERFERENCE STATEMENT 78 81 84 86 97 99 100 Table Of Contents ...

Page 40: ...e installation to ownloadanduploadfiles odothelyricsmarkingfortheplayer pleasefollowthegivenorderbelow orYourReference CLICK CLICK CLICK nstallation will start automatically as soon as the CD is inserted showing a pop up n asking you to choose languages to use After selecting a language click OK If etupfiledoesnotautorun browsethesetup exefilefromtheCD ROM 2 Click Next 3 Afterselectingthefoldertoi...

Page 41: ... screen will be displayed instead Click OK orYourReference This player can upload and download not only music files but also various kinds of data including jpg xls hwp etc as a portal drive ForYourReference CLICK CLICK CLICK llationiscompleted Click Finish 1 ConnecttheUSBcabletothePCandselectthefile s todownloadtotheplayer fromthePCbyright clicking Copy fromthemenu ...

Page 42: ...ing the transfer of files Otherwise it may cause a atal error to either your PC or the player orYourReference During the file uploading you can save the files in the player to the PC by following the reverse direction of the above You can use Drag Drop function of your mouse to download and upload files fatal error to either your PC or the player ForYourReference CLICK thepicturebelow pastethecopi...

Page 43: ... click the menu Format in Windows 2 Whenyouseetheformatwindow click Start 3 Formatisfinished Becautiouswhenformattingsinceitwilleraseallthedataandthedatacan tberestored orYourReference Make sure whether the file system is FAT Beverycarefulwhenformatting CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK ...

Page 44: ...g lyrics This button enables you to input lyrics to the music file selected from the file list 2 Preview Window This button shows lyrics on the LCD screen when playing music files from the manager This button renews a file list This shows the lyrics by playing the file with lyrics marked 3 Folder List This shows a folder list 4 File List This shows music files in a folder selected from the folder ...

Page 45: ...Marking nthe LyricsManager iconontheDesktop emusicfilesthatcanbeputintothelyricsareMP3andWMAfile ectthemodelbeforeyoumarkthelyrics 3 Findafolderthathasmusicfilesfromthefolderlist 4 Selectthefilesyouwanttomark andclick EDITOR button CLICK CLICK ...

Page 46: ...theinputisfinished click OK Playthemusicfilebyclickingthe Play but ononthepreviewscreen WhatisanLRCfile ThisfileincludesTimetableinformationandLyricinformation Reference 7 Setupthetimebypressingthe spacebaronthekeyboardor clickingthe SETSYNC button 8 WhentheSYNCSettingiscom pleted clickthe Marking button tofinishit CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK ...

Page 47: ...tting Menu Setting LDB ON MP3withVBRencodingcanoccurmismatchofplayingtimeduetofile scharacteristic LOVE LETTER Send music letter to your lover and friends with lyric function Receiver can read your letter with Music file Reference ModifyingLyricsandTime Thisfunctionmodifiesthetimeandlyricsofthefilesthataremarked 2 Double clickthepartofthelyricsthatneedstobemodified andadjustthecor rections 1 Selec...

Page 48: ...Option ontheEditorwindowandenterthetimethat youwantonthe Sync interval Unit milliseconds 50 0 5second Reference 4 Afterthemodificationiscom pleted clickthe Marking and finishthemarking Youcanadjusttheentiretimeofthelyricsbothbackwardandforward witharegularinterval ModifyingEntireTime 1 Selectmusicfilesfromthefilelistandclick EDITOR CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK ...

Page 49: ...ktheoperability Can t hear the sound or it s too noisy during playback Check whether a earphones jack or USB port are stainedwithanaliensubstanceandifso removeit Plugtheearphonessecurely Check the status of the music file If the file is dam aged youwillexperiencelotsofnoise Checkthevolumeifit s 0 Situations Solution s Marking eratimeintervalyouwantfromthePreviewwindowandmodifyitwith button enfinis...

Page 50: ...ption 5 Lossordamageofpartscausedbycustomers arbitrarybreakdown 6 Troubles caused by repairing or modifying the player by persons who are not techni ciansoftheHWISupportCenter 7 Troubles caused by natural disaster such as fire damage from salt water gas earth quakes andstormandflooddamage hese Things Are Normal adio listening too oisesandcan thear dcasting Check the earphones if it s securely plug...

Page 51: ...d by the grantee or manufacturer could void the users authority to operate quipment N r modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void authority to operate the equipment VICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOW O CONDITIONS 1 THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE AND 2 THIS MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED...

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