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Chapter 4. Settings

Settings

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Setting Music .............................................47

Setting Time...............................................49

Setting the Display.....................................50

Setting Language ......................................51

Setting the System ....................................52

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Summary of Contents for YP-F2

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Page 2: ...ous damage to your hearing If you are exposed to a sound in higher than 85db for an extended time your hearing will be adversely affected The higher the sound is the more seriously damaged your hearing is an ordinary conversation is made in 50 to 60 db and the noise level on the road is approximately 80 db You are strongly advised to set the volume level to medium the medium level is usually less ...

Page 3: ...teriorate the surface Do not place the product near magnetic objects as it may cause a malfunction Failure to follow all safety instructions may lead to physical injuries or damage to the product CAUTION Product Use Take care to avoid product malfunc tion and physical damage When wearing the product around your neck take care not to exert excessive force on the neck string Management of Important ...

Page 4: ...g Media Studio 19 Connecting to your PC 21 Adding Files Folders in Media Studio 22 Adding Files Folders in Media Studio with Autoscan 24 Transferring Files with Media Studio 26 Using as a Removable Disk 28 Disconnecting from your PC 29 Chapter 3 Listening to Music FM Radio Listening to Music 31 Listening to Music 31 User Button Custom Function 33 Listening to FM Radio 39 Listening to FM Radio 39 S...

Page 5: ... 47 Setting Time 49 Setting the Display 50 Setting Language 51 Setting the System 52 Chapter 5 Troubleshooting System Reset 55 Troubleshooting 56 Chapter 6 Appendix Menu Tree 60 Manual USB Driver Installation 61 Product Specifications 64 License 65 ...

Page 6: ...Chapter 1 Preparation Checking the Product and Accessories 7 Checking the Accessories 7 Components 8 Screen Display Information 10 Button Functions 11 Charging the battery 12 Basic Use 13 ...

Page 7: ...uct and Accessories Checking the Accessories The following diagrams are a guide and may differ slightly from the actual product appearance Player Earphones USB Cable Installation CD Belt Clip Design of accessories is subject to change for the purpose of improvement without notice ...

Page 8: ...8 Checking the Product and Accessories Components Screen Display Move Track Quick Search Button User MENU Button Power Play Pause Button Front Right Side and Top Earphone Connection Port ...

Page 9: ...9 Chapter 1 Preparation Checking the Product and Accessories Volume Control Button Bottom Hold Switch Reset Hole USB Connection Port Earphone Connection Top Earphones ...

Page 10: ...dicator 3 Mono Stereo Indicator 4 Frequency Indicator 5 Frequency Location Indicator FM Radio Music 1 Play Pause Stop indicator 2 Current Music Number Total Number indicator 7 Play Status Bar 4 Play Mode indicator 3 Sound Mode indicator 5 Remaining Battery indicator 8 Play Time indicator 6 Music Title indicator ...

Page 11: ...ion Repeat AB DNSe Play Speed Play Mode HOLD Long press to quickly scan tracks Short press to move to the previous track or play the current track from the beginning HOLD Long press to quickly scan tracks Short press to move to next track HOLD Push in the direction of the arrow to lock the button functions HOLD Press with a pointed object to reset HOLD Short press to increase the volume or move to...

Page 12: ...ischarging may shorten the battery s life Battery life naturally shortens slowly over time as it is a consumable item The USB connection may be unstable if you are using a USB hub Directly connect to the USB port on your PC 1 Open the USB cover under the player 2 2 Connect the USB cable to the USB port on your PC 3 3 Connect the other end of the USB cable to the USB Connection Port on the bottom o...

Page 13: ... On Press and hold the button Power is turned on Turning the Power Off Press and hold the button Power is turned off Playing Music 1 Press the USER MENU button Music starts to play 3 2 Press the button to select Music Power is automatically turned off when none of the buttons have been pressed for a preset period of time Default 10 seconds in the pause mode Page 49 NOTE ...

Page 14: ... button to increase the volume or the button to decrease it Lock Function In Hold mode all buttons are disabled This function is useful when you are walking or jogging 1 Push the HOLD switch on the player in the direction of the arrow 2 Push the HOLD switch in the opposite direction of the arrow to release the Lock function ...

Page 15: ... I button to move to the lower step the lœœ button to the upper step 4 Press the button to select a folder of your choice 7 Press the button The selected file will start playing Press and hold the USER MENU button to move to the menu screen 1 Press the USER MENU button The Navigation folder list will appear 3 Press the button to select a file of your choice 6 2 Press the button to select Navigatio...

Page 16: ...16 Basic Use Continued Reset Function If a product malfunction occurs you can re initialize the system by pressing the Reset hole Page 55 Reset hole ...

Page 17: ...rring Music Files 18 Installing Media Studio 19 Connecting to your PC 21 Adding Files Folders in Media Studio 22 Adding Files Folders in Media Studio with Autoscan 24 Transferring Files with Media Studio 26 Using as a Removable Disk 28 Disconnecting from your PC 29 ...

Page 18: ...ur PC to the player using Media Studio Page 26 Transfer files on your PC to the player using the Copy and Paste functions removable disk Page28 Follow the steps below to transfer files To play music files in the player first transfer music files in MP3 WMA and other supported formats from your PC ...

Page 19: ...mporting Music Files Before you start Insert the installation CD provided with the player into the CD ROM drive If Media Studio is not installed automatically Install the program on PCs running Windows 2000 or Windows XP after logging on with the Administrator account Please refer to the PC user manual on how to log on with the Administrator account CAUTION 1 Click Install now ...

Page 20: ...s 2 Click NEXT Media Studio installation starts 3 After installation is complete click Exit An icon is created on the desktop after installation is complete and Media Studio starts If the Autoscan Confirm window appears refer to page 25 and customize settings ...

Page 21: ...r Windows 98SE ME 2000 XP 100MB of free hard disc space CD Rom Drive 2X or higher USB Port 2 0 DirectX 9 0 or higher For use in conjunction with a PC the following is required 1 Open the USB cover under the player 2 Connect the USB cable to the USB port on your PC 3 Connect the other end of the USB cable to the Power USB Connection Port on the bottom of the player ...

Page 22: ...dio Importing Music Files Please refer to Help for more information on how to use Media Studio Click MENU Help Help from the menu on the top of the Media Studio program NOTE Files already added to the library will not be added again 3 3 2 ...

Page 23: ...tab on the left of the Media Studio window The Add File Add Folder Auto Scan taps will appear 3 Click Add File The Open window will appear 4 Select the files to add and click Open The selected files are added to the list Before you start Connect the player to your PC Media Studio must be installed on your PC To add files 3 Click Add Folder The Browse folder is window will appear 4 Select the folde...

Page 24: ...24 Adding Files Folders in Media Studio with Autoscan Importing Music Files 3 ...

Page 25: ...to Scan taps will appear 3 Click Auto Scan The Autoscan window will appear 4 Click OK Automatically scans files and adds them to the library The first time you use Media Studio the Autoscan Confirm win dow and Options window appear accordingly Set the options then click OK to start Autoscan Click MENU Tools Environment Settings from the top of the Media Studio Window and then click the Library tab...

Page 26: ...cenote and Gracenote CDDB Music Recognition ServiceSM CDDB is a registered trademark of Gracenote The Gracenote logo and logotype the Gracenote CDDB logo and logotype and the Powered by Gracenote CDDB logo are trademarks of Gracenote Music Recognition Service and MRS are service marks of Gracenote 3 5 6 2 Device Connection window 4 ...

Page 27: ... of the Media Studio window Files in the folder will be displayed 4 Click Music A file list will appear in the window in the center Do not disconnect the USB cable during file transfer This may cause damage to the player or your PC CAUTION Files on your PC will not be deleted even if files are transferred to the player NOTE 5 Click the checkbox in the list in the center window to select the music ...

Page 28: ...sic files applied with the ille gal copy protection technology of legally purchased MP3 music You can use the player as a removable storage device The USB Transferring message will appear during file download or upload Disconnecting the USB cable while USB Transferring is displayed may cause malfunction of the player The order of music files displayed in Windows Explorer may differ from the play o...

Page 29: ...ick the left mouse button 2 Click the Safely Remove USB Mass Storage Device Drive message Once you clicked Safely Remove USB Mass Storage Device Drive the player could not be recharged with power even if it is connected to the PC 3 Disconnect the player from your PC Do not disconnect the player from the PC during file transfer This may cause damage to data and the player You cannot remove the hard...

Page 30: ...ic 31 Listening to Music 31 User Button Custom Function 33 Listening to FM Radio 39 Listening to FM Radio 39 Setting a Frequency 40 To Delete Presets 42 Setting FM Radio 43 Before you start Transfer the music file of your choice from your PC to the player ...

Page 31: ...c will play from the point where it stopped Power is automatically turned off when none of the buttons have been pressed for a preset period of time Default 10 seconds in the pause mode Page 49 NOTE To Pause Press and hold the USER MENU button to move to the menu screen 1 Press the USER MENU button Music starts to play 3 2 Press the button to select Music The music files compatible with the player...

Page 32: ...s the lœœ button after 5 seconds of play The current track starts playing from the beginning To Play from the beginning of the current track Press the lœœ button within 5 seconds of play The previous track will start playing Press the l button The next track will start playing To play the previous next track When playing VBR files the previous track may not play even if you press the lœœ button wi...

Page 33: ...e button to select Settings and then Press the USER MENU button The Settings menu will appear To set User Button Mode 3 Press the button to select the User Button Mode and then press the USER MENU button The User Button Mode menu will appear 4 Press the button to select the desired user button mode and then press the USER MENU button Navigation You can set to show the navigation file list Repeat A...

Page 34: ...n easily listen to your favorite music by adding it to a Playlist 3 Add files to the playlist and then press the USER MENU button is displayed in front of the selected files and the files are added to the playlist To delete files from a Playlist select the files to delete and press the USER MENU button again NOTE Listening to Music User Button Custom Function Continued ...

Page 35: ...ess and hold the USER MENU button to move to the Menu screen 2 Press the button to select the Playlist and then press the USER MENU button The playlist you set will be displayed 3 Press the button to select the list to play and then press the button The files in the playlist will start playing ...

Page 36: ...ur choice 2 Press the USER MENU button while the selected music is playing The file list of the folder will appear 7 Press the button The selected file will start playing 5 Use the l button to move to the file list on the selected folder Use the l button to move to the lower level the lœœ button to the upper level Press the button to select a folder of your choice 4 1 Set the User Button Mode to N...

Page 37: ... screen display window 3 Press the USER MENU button again to set the ending of the section you want to repeat A B will appear on the screen and the specified section starts to play repeatedly To set Section Repeat Press the USER MENU button again during Section Repeat Section Repeat will be canceled To cancel Section Repeat Section Repeat will be automatically canceled in the following cases When ...

Page 38: ...DIO 3D STAGE 3D CLUB To use the DNSe button Set the User Button Mode to Play Speed and press the USER MENU button Playback speed changes in the following order each time the button is pressed x0 7 x0 8 x0 9 x1 0 x1 1 x1 2 x1 3 To use the Play Speed button Set the User Button Mode to Play Mode and press the USER MENU button Playback mode changes in the following order each time the button is presse...

Page 39: ...Radio Listening to FM Radio To automatically search for frequencies 1 Press the USER MENU button and select Manual Mode The PRESET message will disappear from the screen dis play and go into manual mode 2 Press and hold the lœœ or l button and then release The frequency nearest from the point the button is released will be searched To manually search for frequencies 1 Press the USER MENU button an...

Page 40: ...window will appear 5 Press the button to select the Yes and then press the USER MENU button The AUTO message will appear and frequencies are automatically set between 1 20 To cancel setting during Auto Preset setting press the lœœ or l button The auto preset setting is canceled and frequencies set up to then are stored To cancel during setting To automatically set frequencies To set Auto Preset ag...

Page 41: ...arch for frequencies to set in preset 1 Press the USER MENU button and select Preset Mode The PRESET message will appear on the screen display and go into preset mode 2 Press the lœœ or l button The preset number is selected and you can listen to the stored radio frequency 3 Press the button The Save message will appear 4 Press the lœœ or l button to specify numbers and then press the USER MENU bu...

Page 42: ...œœ or l button to search for frequencies to delete in preset 3 Press the button The Delete message will appear 4 Press the lœœ or l button to select Y and then press the USER MENU button The DELETED message will appear and the selected preset number is deleted To cancel preset number delete select N Before you start Follow the steps below to delete frequencies while listening to FM radio ...

Page 43: ...ess the USER MENU button The FM Region menu appears 5 Press the button to select the FM region and then press the USER MENU button You can select from Korea USA Japan Other Countries To set FM region Frequency range by region Korea USA Search for FM frequencies in 100 kHz players between 87 5 MHz 108 0 MHz Japan Search for FM frequencies in 100 kHz players between 76 0 MHz 108 0 MHz Other Countrie...

Page 44: ...s the USER MENU button The FM Radio menu appears 4 Press the button to select the FM Search Level and then press the USER MENU button The FM Search Level menu appears 5 Press the button to select the search level and then press the USER MENU button You can select from High Middle and Low The higher FM search level is the more frequencies can be received To set FM reception Listening to FM Radio Se...

Page 45: ...utton The FM Radio menu appears 4 Press the button to select the RDS Display and then press the USER MENU button The RDS Display menu appears 5 Press the button to select the RDS display mode and then press the USER MENU button You can select from PS and PTY To set RDS Display PS Program Service Displays the name of broadcasting station and is composed of 8 char acters If the PS information is bei...

Page 46: ...Chapter 4 Settings Settings 47 Setting Music 47 Setting Time 49 Setting the Display 50 Setting Language 51 Setting the System 52 ...

Page 47: ...he USER MENU button The Music menu appears 4 Use the and USER MENU buttons to set necessary functions Button functions to use during setting Press the lœœ button to move to the previous item Press the l button to move to the next item Press the button to move up or down through the current menu Press the USER MENU button to select or save the menu If there is no button operation during about 30 se...

Page 48: ... 1 x1 2 or x1 3 The higher the number is the faster the playback speed is Skip Interval Set the playback interval when you press the lœœ or l button during playback Select either 1 Track 03 Sec 05 Sec 07 Sec 10 Sec 30 Sec or 01 Min Search Speed Set the search speed when you press and hold the lœœ or l button during playback Select either 01 Sec 03 Sec 05 Sec 10 Sec 15 Sec 20 Sec 30 Sec or 01 Min I...

Page 49: ...U buttons to set necessary functions Time Set Current Time Setup You can set current date and time Sleep Turns off power automatically after the preset time Select either Off 15 Min 30 Min 60 Min 90 Min or 120 Min Auto Power Off Automatically turns power off when there is no button operation after the preset time in the pause mode Select either Off 05 Sec 10 Sec 15 Sec 30 Sec 01 Min or 03 Min Time...

Page 50: ...ect from Slow Normal and Fast Backlight Time Sets to automatically turn off the backlight after there is no button operation during the preset time Select either 05 Sec 15 Sec 30 Sec 60 Sec or Always On Contrast Adjusts the brightness of the screen display window Select from 00 to 10 Tag View track information for music files with the ID3 Tag Select either On or Off Display Time Check the time in ...

Page 51: ...ed languages can be changed or added What is ID3 Tag This is what is attached to an MP3 to carry information relevant to the file such as the title artist album year genre and a comment field NOTE Menu Set the menu language Select from Chinese S Chinese T Dutch English French German Hungarian Italian Japanese Korean Polish Portuguese Russian Spanish and Swedish ID3 Tag Set the track information la...

Page 52: ...le listened to will play from the beginning If set to On the last file listened to will play from the point where last played Beep Sets the beep sound for button operations to on or off Select either On or Off Default Vol The default volume can be set 00 to 30 Max If the power is turned on again after adjusting the volume above the default volume music is played at default volume If the power is t...

Page 53: ...ress the button to select a folder of your choice Use the l button to move to the file list of selected folder Use the l button to move to the lower level the lœœ button to the upper level Press the button to select a file to delete and then press the USER MENU button Press the button to select Confirm and then press the USER MENU button The selected file will be deleted Files cannot be restored a...

Page 54: ...Chapter 5 Troubleshooting System Reset 55 Troubleshooting 56 ...

Page 55: ...tion occurs you can re initialize the system by pressing the Reset hole Press the Reset hole at the bottom of the product with a pointed object such as a safety clip The system will be initialized The Reset function will not delete data stored in the built in memory Reset hole ...

Page 56: ... if the HOLD switch is in the direction of the arrow position Check if you pressed the right button then press again Press the Reset hole If set to Backlight Time in Settings Display the screen may be turned off Press any button to turn the screen back on The screen may not be visible under direct sunlight The power is automatically turned off when the battery is fully discharged Recharge the batt...

Page 57: ...o see if the USB ccable is properly connected and reconnect it Check if the memory is full Press the Reset hole Check if the USB cable has been disconnected during file or data transmission If this is the case it may cause serious damage not only to files data but also to the product You have to be extra cautious as Samsung is not held responsible for data loss Check if the file is in VBR Variable...

Page 58: ...SB driver is installed and install the driver if the program is not installed For Windows ME 2000 XP Press Start on the desktop and run Windows Update Select critical updates and service packs and start update Restart your PC and reconnect the player Check the backlight time Check the battery Heat may be generated during recharging This has no effect on the product life or functions Troubleshootin...

Page 59: ...Chapter 6 Appendix Menu Tree 60 Manual USB Driver Installation 61 Product Specifications 64 License 65 ...

Page 60: ... Button Mode FM Search Level RDS Display Auto Power Off FM Region Auto Preset FM Radio Sleep Time Set Time Contrast Backlight Time Scroll Speed Tag Screen Saver Term Display Time Display ID3 Tag Menu Language Beep Resume Delete File Default Vol About Default Set System Music Navigation Playlist FM Radio Settings Menu Tree You can quickly view the menu structure 60 ...

Page 61: ...econnect the USB cable after rebooting your system NOTE Manual USB Driver Installation Install the USB driver manually if it could not be installed automatically or an error occurred during installation Before you start Insert the installation CD in the CD ROM drive Check the device manager Windows 98SE ME Control Panel System Device Manager Windows 2000 XP Control Panel System Hardware Device Man...

Page 62: ... the driver click Reinstall Driver 5 Click Next 6 Select Search for a suitable driver for my device and then click Next 7 Click Next to finish Next Next Next Reinstall Driver 62 Manual USB Driver Installation Continued ...

Page 63: ...se it as a removable disc in Windows 98SE if the YP F2R program is not installed Make sure to install the USB driver file first NOTE Follow the instructions in the window to complete the installation You must reboot your computer to complete the installation USB driver location CD ROM USB Driver win98 USB In Windows 98SE ...

Page 64: ...cy Range Noise Ratio Play Time TemperatureRangeforOperation Case Weight Dimension WxHxD FM Frequency FM Signal to Noise Ratio FM T H D FM Useable Sensitiivity MPEG1 2 2 5 Layer3 8kbps 320kbps 8kHz 48kHz WMA ASF 48kbps 192kbps 8kHz 48kHz Ogg Q0 Q9 20mW France 5mW CH 16Ω Folder Max 200 File Max 2000 20Hz 20KHz 90dB with 20KHz LPF based on 1KHz 0dB 12 hours of music play MP3 128kbps Volume 20 Normal ...

Page 65: ...e license does not cover any product player other than this product player and the license does not extend to any unlicensed product player or process conforming to ISO IEC 11172 3 or ISO IEC 13818 3 used or sold in combination with this product player The license only covers the use of this product player to encode and or decode audio files conforming to the ISO IEC 11172 3 or ISO IEC 13818 3 No ...

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Page 68: ...f wastes and recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources Household users should contact either the retailer where they purchased this product or their local government office for details of where and how they can take this item for environmentally safe recycling Business users should contact their supplier and check the terms and conditions of the purchase contrac...

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