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Equalizer .............................................................................. 18
Play Mode  (Normal, Repeat Track, Random Play) ................... 19
Contrast ................................................................................ 19
Auto Dimmer ........................................................................ 19
Power Savings ..................................................................... 20
Record Settings .................................................................... 21
Language Settings ............................................................... 22

Using Data Folder

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Deleting Files and Folders

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The "Hold" Switch

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Copyright

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Safety and Care

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Troubleshooting

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Hardware .............................................................................. 24

Technical Specifications

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About Oregon Scientific

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FCC Statement

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Summary of Contents for MP303

Page 1: ...Model MP303 User Manual Manuale d uso Manuel d utilisation MP303 Eng Cover r10 9 15 04 4 58 PM 1...

Page 2: ...ter 5 Disconnecting MP3 from Your PC 6 Charging Your MP3 Player 6 Charging with the AC Adaptor 7 Power On Off 7 Power On 7 Power Off 8 Volume Control 8 Menu Navigation 8 Navigating Through the Menus 8...

Page 3: ...avings 20 Record Settings 21 Language Settings 22 Using Data Folder 22 Deleting Files and Folders 23 The Hold Switch 23 Copyright 24 Safety and Care 24 Troubleshooting 24 Hardware 24 Technical Specifi...

Page 4: ...ack and audio enhancing features into a compact design that you can comfortably wear around your neck Main features include Support for MP3 and WMA audio file formats Multi format support for mass dat...

Page 5: ...selection power on 5 VOL decrease playback volume 6 OFF stop playback power off skip to the next track go to next option 7 Microphone 8 Strap hole 9 PREV NEXT key start and pause playback review curre...

Page 6: ...bar 3 Play status 4 Playback mode 5 Track number 6 Time elapsed 7 Battery status 8 Equalizer settings GETTING STARTED Before you begin please check to make sure your computer meets the following minim...

Page 7: ...hen the unit is off but the Reset On Off switch is still in the on position the battery is being used by the unit NOTE Only resort to using the Reset On Off switch when the device is not responding WI...

Page 8: ...laylists may be downloaded to the your MP303 After the unit automatically enters its connection state the PC will recognize the unit and assign it a disk drive name Windows 2000 ME XP will automatical...

Page 9: ...he device before disconnecting Macintosh Drag and drop the Untitled icon from the desktop to the Trash icon to eject the player before disconnecting NOTE Before unplugging your player from your comput...

Page 10: ...charge the battery as soon as possible IMPORTANT It is important to slide the ON OFF switch on the back of the MP3 player to OFF when the unit is not in use This prevents the MP3 player from using all...

Page 11: ...elected if the unit enters idle mode idle mode means the unit is not playing audio Time delays are selected from the Settings Menu VOLUME CONTROL You can adjust the sound level any time by pressing to...

Page 12: ...ted Please see the SETTINGS MENU section in this manual Selecting the About option takes you to the information display The About display provides information on the current software revision of the p...

Page 13: ...nto the player Music folders which may contain individual music files or other music folders are indicated by the icon Music files are indicated by the icon To initiate playback for music 1 From the M...

Page 14: ...up or down to forward or rewind within a file The audio playback will pause while the minutes seconds 00 00 elapsed time counter increases or decreases to show where you are within the file 2 When th...

Page 15: ...e Shuffle Repeat Normal Play all selected tracks once and stop Icon used None Repeat Track Play a single track repeatedly Icon used Repeat All Play all selected tracks or folders repeatedly until told...

Page 16: ...e you to the Root Menu To select the Browser option use the button to highlight Browser and then press the or MENU ON button 2 At the Root Menu use the button to select the FM folder then press the or...

Page 17: ...yback feature for Voice files operates the same as for Music files Please see the section FOR MUSIC FILES above for instruction MODES There are 3 main modes to choose from Music Record and Radio To en...

Page 18: ...e the key to scroll down to select Radio then press the or MENU ON button NOTE During the first time you access the Radio mode the player will do a one time auto select of radio channels and save them...

Page 19: ...35MHz 4 Information display RECORD MODE Prior to initiating Voice Recording the user must verify the record option in the Settings Menu To verify the record settings 1 From the Main Menu select the Se...

Page 20: ...e OFF key is pressed the recorded file is closed and the user is returned to the Main Menu NOTE The total amount of available time is determined by the space available on the hard disk drive As elapse...

Page 21: ...ly menu that allows the user to configure the operation of your MP3 player NOTE It is recommended to first stop playing songs or the radio when changing your settings EQUALIZER You have five choices t...

Page 22: ...e the contrast setting 1 On the Main Menu use the key to scroll down to select Settings 2 Press the or MENU ON button 3 On the Settings Menu use the key to scroll down to select Contrast 4 Press the o...

Page 23: ...tus When the desired setting has been reached 6 Press the or MENU ON button to return to the Settings Menu or press and hold the or MENU ON button to return to the Main Menu POWER SAVINGS The Power Sa...

Page 24: ...Main Menu use the key to scroll down to select Settings then press the or MENU ON button 2 On the Settings Menu use the key to scroll down to select Record settings then press the or MENU ON button 3...

Page 25: ...ss the or MENU ON button 2 On the Settings Menu use the key to scroll down to select Language settings then press the or MENU ON button 3 Using the key scroll until the desired language is highlighted...

Page 26: ...press the button When you have deleted the file or folder you will be returned to the folder level in which the file or folder was originally placed THE HOLD SWITCH Slide the hold switch up to activat...

Page 27: ...nents Do not scratch the LCD display Do not make any changes or modifications to this product Unauthorized changes may void your right to use the product The technical specifications for this product...

Page 28: ...ectly and the volume is turned up Your computer does not locate your player Check to make sure the USB cable is connected properly If you are using Win98SE make sure you have installed the driver soft...

Page 29: ...Built in rechargeable Li ion battery Battery life Approx 12 hours continuous playback in room temperature default volume MP3 to PC connection USB1 1 or USB 2 0 Hi speed or full speed Supported playba...

Page 30: ...port OR Call 949 608 2848 in the US For international enquiries please visit www2 oregonscientific com about international default asp FCC STATEMENT This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules...

Page 31: ...reception which can be determined 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 receiv...

Page 32: ...2004 Oregon Scientific All rights reserved 086 003654 011 MP303 Eng Back r10 9 15 04 4 57 PM 1...

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