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batteries ...........................7, 10
BOOKMARK button.......9, 27
bookmarks, setting of...........27

CARD EJECT................10, 15
CARD INSERT .............10, 15
carrying pouch .....................29
chrome sticker......................16
clearing tracks ......................28
compression levels ...............13
connections...........................11
controls .............................9-10

DATA I/O jack .................9, 11
DC jack ...............................8-9
DELETE button ...............9, 28
Display ...................................9
DISPLAY button..............9, 24

general information................6

headphone jack ....................10
HOLD

©

switch ..............9, 23

limited warranty..............32-33

maintenance ...........................7
Master Library .....................19
MODE/EQ button......9, 22, 26
MP3

files, making of ..............18
format.............................13
sending to RUSH ...........18

NO

■

button ....................9, 21

on-line tutorial......................17

parallel cable ........................11
playing music .......................21
Playlist..................................19
power adapter.........................8

RealAudio ............................13
RealJukebox

installing.........................12
using ..............13-14, 17-20

recording formats .................13
repeating tracks ....................26

safety precautions ...............3-4

"searching"

§§

,

©©

buttons..............................9, 25
secure files ...........................13
shuffling tracks.....................26
Smart Help......................30-31
SmartMedia Card...........10, 16

erasure…… ....................16
overwriting.....................16
storage…… ....................29

software, installation of .......12
specifications........................31

table of contents .....................5
track selection ......................25

volume, adjusting of ............22
VOLUME

o

,

p

buttons ..9, 22

Wave Audio..........................13

YES

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button.............9, 11, 21

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Summary of Contents for SA 101

Page 1: ...Digital Audio Player SA101 4 5 V D C DA T A I O H O L D DISPLAY MODE EQ VOLUME DELETE BOOKMARK NO YES ...

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Page 3: ...ayer visit the Philips web site www rush philips com For questions about RealJukebox and its features visit www real com Record your Player s model and serial numbers here The serial number is located inside the battery compartment and the model number is on the back of the Player Model number _________________________________ Serial number __________________________________ English This digital a...

Page 4: ...etc 6 Clean only with a damp cloth The appliance should be cleaned only as recommended by the manufacturer 7 Install in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions Do not block any of the ventilation openings For example the appliance should not be situated on a bed sofa rug or similar surface or placed in a built in installation such as a bookcase or cabinet that may impede the flow of air th...

Page 5: ...e may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Safety 3 4 Table of Contents 5 General Information 6 Maintenance 7 Batteries 7 Power Adapter 8 Controls 9 10 Connecting RUSH to your Computer 11 Installing RealJukebox 12 Recording Formats Encoding Options 13 Using RealJukebox 14 SmartMedia Card 15 ...

Page 6: ...r with label and chrome stickers one RUSH installation CD ROM one set of in ear headphones one carrying pouch two AAA R03 or UM4 alkaline batteries COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS Windows 95 or 98 Internet Explorer 3 01 or above Netscape 4 0 or above and Internet access Intel Pentium 200 MHz 64 MB internal memory recommended Free on the personal computer PC 15 MB for the RealJukebox software plus 1 MB for e...

Page 7: ...ng magnetic fields humidity rain sand or excessive heat caused by heating equipment or direct sunlight Do not drop the Player or allow objects to fall on the Player Do not allow the Player to contact water Dry the surface of the Player if it becomes wet Water entering the Player may cause major damage To clean the Player use a soft slightly damp ened chamois leather Do not use any cleaning agents ...

Page 8: ... of the adapter Remove the batteries from the Player Connect the adapter to the Player s 4 5V DC jack and to an AC power outlet Powered will appear briefly on the display if there are no batteries in the Player Always disconnect the adapter from the AC power outlet if you are not using it 1 BEGIN Power Adapter Wall Outlet 4 5V DC jack Player Display 2 3 4 ...

Page 9: ...computer Details are on page 11 4 5V DC Connect the power adapter here when you are not using batteries Details are on page eight Press to skip to the beginning of a current previ ous next track or file Press to search backward or forward within a track or file Details are on page 25 YES Press to turn on the Player or to start or pause playback HOLD Slide switch to the right to lock buttons and pr...

Page 10: ...ssembled by a specialized company Please observe the local regulations to dispose of packing materials dead batter ies and old equipment General Inf General Info o 3 5 mm stereo headphone jack CARD INSERT Insert the SmartMedia card here Make sure the Player is off Battery Compartment Install two AAA R03 or UM4 batteries here CARD EJECT Push the switch toward the SmartMedia card to eject the card M...

Page 11: ...he computer s parallel port Remove the protective rubber seal from the DATA I O jack on the Player then connect the small end of the cable to the DATA I O jack Press YES to turn on the Player Press the POWER button on the computer to turn on your computer 1 2 3 4 Make sure the top of the parallel cable marked TOP is facing up when you connect the cable to the DATA I O jack Keep the protective rubb...

Page 12: ... bi directional communication between a host adapter and a peripheral Smart Help Install the RealJukebox software to manage your playlist on your PC RealJukebox lets you Record CD tracks onto your PC or send the CD songs to RUSH for portable playback Index your songs according to artist album or genre Download music from the Internet RealJukebox works in ECP Extended Capability Port or Printer Por...

Page 13: ...ge 12 select Encoding Options The following formats will be available Select your format MP3 MPEG layer 3 Audio compression levels are 96 64 and 56 Kbps stereo using the supplied RealJukebox software If you upgrade your software RUSH can play music with compression levels up to 224 Kbps RealAudio from RealNetworks saves your music as RealAudio rmx secure or RealAudio unsecured rmj files Compressio...

Page 14: ...nload a CD track or artist and album information Access the Philips SmartConnect web site Put your CD collection on your PC Record CDs at high speed Create and save Playlists Sort and manage songs and CDs by genre artist album song title etc Find and download music including MP3 songs from the Internet Drag and drop music from RealJukebox to RUSH Portable Players Storage ...

Page 15: ...he card aligned as shown on the Player To remove the card slide the CARD EJECT switch toward the card and remove the card 1 2 3 BEGIN Bottom of RUSH SmartMedia Card CARD EJECT Switch NO Button CARD INSERT These messages may appear on the display Blank 32 Mb means your card is blank Card details appears if the card contains files Wrong Card appears if the format is incompatible with the Player No A...

Page 16: ...on page 28 Write Protect may appear on the dis play if you forget to remove the chrome sticker and try to delete tracks or erase your card 1 2 BEGIN Use only the Philips blue SmartMedia cards for your Player Do not use SmartMedia cards from a digital camera or computer After a SmartMedia card has been formatted for MP3 files the card will not be recognized by your PC or digital camera Chrome stick...

Page 17: ...s To get to this information follow the steps below Read the tutorial before using and recording files Use your Internet browser to go to www real com At the www real com site select RealJukebox Select RealJukebox Central usually located at the bottom of the page Choose Using RealJukebox At Using RealJukebox select the informa tion you want to study including Quick Start Advanced Features or Servi...

Page 18: ...on the total amount of tracks You can stop record ing at anytime by selecting Stop 1 2 3 4 BEGIN MAKING MP3 FILES FROM A CD Before connecting the RUSH Player to your com puter insert batteries or connect the power adapter Details are on pages seven eight and 11 Make sure a SmartMedia card is in the Player Press YES to turn on the RUSH Player Double click the RealJukebox symbol to select RealJukebo...

Page 19: ...mputer or to download to RUSH Click New Playlist at the bottom of the screen Type in a name for your playlist Click OK to add that name to the playlist at the left of your screen Select the music from your master library that you want to put in the playlist Drag and drop the desired songs to your playlist Click the file name to review the list that you have created 1 2 3 4 BEGIN CREATING A PLAYLIS...

Page 20: ...p www mp3 com SINC Recordingshttp www sincrecordings com Songs com http www songs com Some sites may charge you for the music that you download Carefully review the information provided by the site Note With access to the Internet on your PC click get music in RealJukebox RealJukebox will connect you to the Internet Select your music and download it to your library and playlist Follow the steps on...

Page 21: ...ady on press YES to start playback If no card is inserted Insert Card will appear Press YES briefly to pause playback To resume playback press YES again Press NO once to stop playback Press NO twice to turn off the Player during playback If playback is stopped press NO once to turn off the Player 1 2 3 BEGIN Track playback will resume at the point at which it was last stopped even if you turn off ...

Page 22: ...d VOLUME or to decrease or increase the volume The volume bar will appear on the dis play Press and hold MODE EQ for two seconds until you see one of the sound modes Normal Jazz Rock or Classic Press MODE EQ briefly and repeatedly until your preferred sound mode appears on the display The setting will be saved even if the Player is turned off 1 2 3 BEGIN ...

Page 23: ...perating accidentally Press the HOLD switch to the right as indicated to lock the but tons When HOLD is activated will appear on the display and the buttons will not function If you try to turn the Player on or off when HOLD is active Hold Switch will appear on the display To use the buttons again cancel HOLD by sliding the HOLD switch to the left 1 2 BEGIN ...

Page 24: ...ss YES while the display shows Option Press the DISPLAY button briefly and repeatedly until you see your option 1 2 BEGIN 3 Display information includes TRACK song title ARTIST name if entered or No Artist Info ALBUM title if entered or No Album Info CARD title if entered or No Card Info FILE name TRACK TIME including Remained Time remaining playing time of current track and Total Time total play ...

Page 25: ...DE EQ VOLUME DELETE BOOKMARK NO YES 2 1 1 2 Press or once or repeatedly until the desired track number appears on the display To search within a track press and hold or Watch the track time on the display when the desired point is reached release the or button 1 2 BEGIN ...

Page 26: ...he MODE EQ button briefly and repeatedly to select REPEAT 1 repeats current track REPEAT ALL repeats all tracks or SHUFFLE plays tracks in ran dom order Your selection will appear on the display in the bottom left corner To return to normal playback press the MODE EQ button repeatedly until the display is clear BEGIN 1 2 ...

Page 27: ...n the desired point is reached during playback press and hold BOOKMARK for more than two seconds Mark Set appears on the display Repeat step 1 to set other book marks To start playback from a book mark press BOOKMARK quickly and repeatedly until you see the desired bookmark on the display Playback will begin automatically BEGIN 1 2 3 Setting more than 10 bookmarks will over write your original set...

Page 28: ...ss DELETE repeatedly to see Delete Track Erase Card or Clear Marks If you no longer wish to delete the information press NO To delete the bookmark track or card press YES If you chose Erase Card at step 2 the display asks Are You Sure To delete the entire card press YES Depending on your selection the dis play shows Clearing Marks Clearing Tracks or Erasing Card then Marks Cleared Track Deleted or...

Page 29: ...facing the plas tic square Insert the strap through the plastic square and pull the strap to adjust it securely Adjust the elastic cords to make sure all the buttons are accessible Detachable key ring Push back the hinge of the key ring then hook it onto a belt etc Belt strap If your belt is a suitable width thread the belt through the strap at the back of the pouch BEGIN 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 30: ...ntil information appears on the display Details are on page 21 Make sure the headphones are connected securely RUSH does not respond when you press buttons Turn off Hold Details are on page 23 Remove the batteries then replace them after several seconds Sound skips during playback on RUSH If the file was recorded at a compression level exceeding 224 Kbps use a lower compression level to record CD ...

Page 31: ...SH skips or repeats files during playback Press MODE EQ to cancel Shuffle or Repeat mode Details are on page 26 Long delay between songs This could occur if you alternate between recording in MP3 RealAudio or Wave Audio formats Group songs according to format before transferring them to RUSH Player Weight 65 g without batteries Player Dimensions mm 70 5 w x 70 5 h x 17 7 d Amplifier system Audio o...

Page 32: ...r cause not within the control of Philips Consumer Electronics reception problems caused by signal conditions or cable or antenna systems outside the unit a product that requires modification or adaptation to enable it to operate in any country other than the country for which it was designed manufactured approved and or authorized or repair of products damaged by these modifications incidental or...

Page 33: ...implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose Philips is not liable under any circumstances for any direct indirect special incidental or consequential damages howsoever incurred even if notified of the possibility of such damages TO GET OUT OF WARRANTY EXCHANGE In U S A Puerto Rico or U S Virgin Islands contact Philips Service Solutions Group at 1 800 531 0039 to obtai...

Page 34: ...ODE EQ button 9 22 26 MP3 files making of 18 format 13 sending to RUSH 18 NO button 9 21 on line tutorial 17 parallel cable 11 playing music 21 Playlist 19 power adapter 8 RealAudio 13 RealJukebox installing 12 using 13 14 17 20 recording formats 13 repeating tracks 26 safety precautions 3 4 searching buttons 9 25 secure files 13 shuffling tracks 26 Smart Help 30 31 SmartMedia Card 10 16 erasure 1...

Page 35: ...www rush philips com ...

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