NABAIJI SWIM MUSIC 100, User Manual

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4. Optimise listening comfort and quality
Important: using audio earphones in water requires
precautions for optimum sound.
- Before your first swimming session, make sure you
choose the right shape and size of earbuds.
- Insert your earphones into your ears, turning them
slightly until you feel some suction.
- Gently pull on the cables. The earphones should stay
in your ears.
You're ready to go swimming!
Note: in the event of partial or total sound loss during
swimming:
- Pinch the earbuds and blow into them.
- Remove any water from your ears
5. Troubleshooting
If the device will not turn on:
- Do a reset
- Recharge the device, using only the USB cable
provided
If there is no sound:
- Check that the jack plug contacts are dry
- Check that the jack plug is properly connected
- Increase the volume
- Check that your files are in MP3 or WMA format and
not corrupted
If music will not upload:
- Check that you are using only the USB cable provided
with the device
- Unplug the jack plug and USB cable, and plug them
back in again
- Check that the drivers on your computer are up to
date
- Try using another computer
In the event of a problem, visit
www.nabaiji.com
6. Characteristics
Operating temperature: 0°C - 40°C
Operating system: Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Win7, 8,
8.1 & 10 / MAC 9.2 or more recent.
Prolonged listening to the player
at too high a volume can damage
the user's ears.
Conformity: DECATHLON hereby
declares that the NABAIJI device
complies with the essential requirements
and other relevant stipulations of
Directive 2004/108/EC on electromagnetic compatibility
of products.
Product guaranteed for 2 years in normal usage
conditions.
The warranty does not cover:
- damage due to inappropriate use, failure to
respect the usage precautions, accidents, incorrect
maintenance, or commercial use of the product.
- damage as a result of repairs carried out by any
person not authorised by DECATHLON.
- batteries or casings that are cracked or broken or that
show signs of impacts.