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Note:

If you use a USB hub (a distributor of USB sockets), it may happen that the

MP3 player is not recognized by your computer. In that case connect the MP3

player or the USB extension cord directly to your computer.

Depending on the construction of the USB connections on your computer, it

may be the case that you have to plug in the MP3 player with the display fac-

ing down.

If you don’t use the USB plug of your device, always leave the cap on the

device to protect the plug from dust or damage, such as bending or breaking

off.

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Summary of Contents for DA-16

Page 1: ... Use only the accessories specified by the manufacturer If you don t use the device within the Federal Republic of Germany you have to observe the regional regulations or laws of the country of use In order for you to utilize this device and all its options we recommend that you read the corresponding instructions in this manual thoroughly before the initial use of the device even if you re famili...

Page 2: ...event of possible deviations in other languages The digital MP3 player SilverCrest DA 16 and the included accessories correspond to the basic requirements and relevant regulations of the EMC Directive 2004 108 EC and the Low Voltage Directive 2006 95 EC The device safely fulfils the requirements of the EN 50332 standard part 1 and 2 in respect to a maximum sound pressure of 100 db A and an output ...

Page 3: ... during voice playback 10 11 Basic functions 11 11 1 Turning the device on 11 11 2 Turning the device off 11 11 3 Key lock 12 11 4 Navigation 12 11 5 Volume 12 11 6 Replacing the battery 13 12 Play music 15 12 1 Play Pause 15 12 2 Next title previous title 15 12 3 Fast forward rewind 15 12 4 Section repeat function 15 12 5 Play mode 16 12 6 Equalizer 16 13 Voice mode Recordings 17 13 1 Starting re...

Page 4: ...ter 23 23 1 System requirements 23 23 2 Connecting to the computer 23 23 3 Microsoft Windows ME 2000 XP Vista Installation 25 23 4 Microsoft Windows 98 SE Installation 25 23 5 Copying files 27 23 6 File structure 28 23 7 Disconnecting from the computer 28 23 8 Formatting the memory 30 24 Technical data 31 25 Disposal 31 25 1 Batteries 31 25 2 Device 31 26 Troubleshooting 33 ...

Page 5: ... away from children There is a danger of suffocation The MP3 player and the accompanying components may not be exposed to dripping or sprayed water Additionally no objects or con tainers containing liquids such as vases or glasses may be placed on top of the device Pay special attention to the device when it rains snows at the beach or in the vicinity of water Do not use the MP3 player in environm...

Page 6: ...dphones temporarily Even if your headphones are designed in such a way that you can continue to perceive external sounds you should set the volume only so high that you can still perceive your envi ronment We advise against the use of headphones while driving a car or other vehicle Please drive carefully and attentively If you notice that the device distracts or impedes you while you are driving s...

Page 7: ...h 7 Scope of delivery 1 MP3 player SilverCrest DA 16 2 Headphones SilverCrest DA 16 3 Mini CD 4 Operating instructions 5 Battery Note The design and technical data are subject to change without any notification ...

Page 8: ...Control elements Button play pause Fast forward button Rewind button VOL button VOL button Cap Display HOLD key lock M button Function button Headphone socket Loop for carrying strap Battery compartment Microphone ...

Page 9: ...ic playback Battery charge level A B section repeat function Key lock symbol Play music icon Play setting here Shuffle Name of the played file Play setting here Repeat All Time display Play setting here Repeat One Equalizer display ...

Page 10: ...nglish 10 Display during voice playback Battery charge level Play voice icon Key lock symbol Name of the played file Play setting here Repeat All Time display Play setting here Repeat One Equalizer display ...

Page 11: ...g time the device is operational Note If the MP3 player breaks off the loading process without a message the bat tery is too weak and has to be replaced For more information about this read Replacing the battery on page 13 11 2 Turning the device off To turn the device off please press the button for approx three seconds Then the device switches off and the message shutting down appears on the dis...

Page 12: ...urned on the MP3 player you can access the menu by briefly pressing the M button Here you can select the following menu items by press ing the buttons and and confirm them by pressing the M button one more time Music page 15 Recordings page 17 Folders page 18 Equalizer page 19 Repeat page 19 Auto Off page 20 Backlight page 21 Language page 21 Delete page 22 About page 22 Back page 23 If you don t ...

Page 13: ... Insert the new battery with the correct polarity see illustration and close the battery compartment again Only use batteries of the type 1 5 V micro AAA Note To extend the life of your batteries you can save energy in the following ways Reduce the duration of the backlight p 21 Use the energy saving function Auto Off see p 20 Please make sure you observe the following information about the batter...

Page 14: ...fire Never short circuit the batteries and don t try to open them forcefully or recharge them Otherwise batteries can explode and cause severe injuries Never replace the battery in an environment that poses a risk of explosions During the insertion or removal of the battery there might be a spark that could cause an explosion Areas that are at risk of explosions are usually labelled as such althou...

Page 15: ... use the menu item Folders to navigate see 18 12 1 Play Pause The playback can be paused with and then resumed You can exit the music mode by pressing the M button again 12 2 Next title previous title During the playback you can jump to the next saved title by pressing the button If you want to hear the current title again from the beginning press the button You can select the previous title by pr...

Page 16: ...n button once briefly and the playback of the title will be continued as usual Note The repetition of music sections section repeat function only functions within one title and not beyond the boundaries of the title 12 5 Play mode Under the item Repeat in the menu you can set a random playback sequence shuffle and activate the repeating of titles For more information about this read p 19 12 6 Equa...

Page 17: ...of a recording you can only create a new recording again by returning to the menu and restarting the voice mode If you directly select Recordings from the main menu the most recently played voice file will always be played back If you would like to play back a different file please use the menu item Folders to navigate see p 18 A playback in random sequence is not possible in voice mode 13 1 Start...

Page 18: ...e is always stored at the lowest available position which in this case means under V003 WAV You can exit the voice mode by pressing the M button Note The recording can only be carried out in wav format The mp3 format is not supported The recordings can be deleted under the menu item Delete on page 22 14 Folder mode The folder mode offers the possibility to view and navigate through all of the file...

Page 19: ...yer Six settings Flat Bass Rock Jazz Classic Pop and Custom are available to choose from You can select the desired setting with the buttons and With the M button you can confirm your selection and return to the selection menu If you have selected the setting Custom you can manually set the frequency bands 60 Hz 250 Hz 1 kHz 4 kHz and 12 kHz With the buttons and you can switch between the individu...

Page 20: ...ur music titles will be played back in random se quence and not repeated At this setting the symbol will appear on the display see page 9 Repeat shuffle At this setting your music titles will be played back in random sequence After all music titles have been played once the playback is started again At this setting the symbols and will appear on the display see page 9 Note The random sequence is n...

Page 21: ...e buttons and and switch into the backlight menu by press ing the M button You can exit this menu by pressing the M button again You will now return to the main menu The time lengths between 1 Sec and 20 Sec are available to you for the device to automatically turn off If you have selected the setting Always on the backlight of the display will not be turned off To store the desired setting select...

Page 22: ...es that are stored on your MP3 player With the buttons and you can switch between the individual songs and re cordings and with the buttons Vol and Vol you can switch between Yes and No If you want to delete a file select Yes and press the M button If you have selected No and keep the M button pressed you will return into the music or voice mode However if you press the button you will return to t...

Page 23: ...usic or voice playback mode 23 Using the device with your computer 23 1 System requirements Operating system Windows 98SE Me 2000 XP or Vista CPU Pentium III 500 MHz or higher RAM 64MB RAM 128 MB recommended Hard drive 50 MB free memory Interface USB 2 0 USB 1 1 compatible 23 2 Connecting to the computer You can either connect your MP3 player directly to a free USB connection on your computer or a...

Page 24: ...ayer or the USB extension cord directly to your computer Depending on the construction of the USB connections on your computer it may be the case that you have to plug in the MP3 player with the display fac ing down If you don t use the USB plug of your device always leave the cap on the device to protect the plug from dust or damage such as bending or breaking off ...

Page 25: ...rive is the internal memory of the MP3 player It may be possible that the notification area of your taskbar will show a new icon safely remove hardware Caution If you use Microsoft Windows ME Microsoft Windows 2000 Microsoft Win dows XP or Microsoft Windows Vista as your operating system a manual driver installation from the provided CD is not required The attempt to install the drivers for Window...

Page 26: ... then carry out the steps listed below 1 The above window appears Now insert the included driver CD ROM and click on Next 2 Select Search for the best driver for the device and click on Next 3 Now select CD ROM drive and click on Next 4 Click on Next ...

Page 27: ...cted your MP3 player with your computer a new removable drive appears on My Computer The drive is the internal memory of the MP3 player Now you can use this removable drive like a regular drive and copy delete or rename files as usual If required read the user manual of your operating system Caution To prevent data loss you should never disconnect your MP3 player from your computer during a readin...

Page 28: ...om the computer Never disconnect your MP3 player from your computer during the data transfer You should also use the function Safely remove hardware of your operating system only Windows XP and Vista To use this function exit all programs that access the drive of your MP3 player e g My Computer or Windows Media Player Windows XP 1 Double click the symbol Safely remove hardware you might first need...

Page 29: ...ext comes a message that you can now remove the device Now disconnect your MP3 player from the USB socket Windows Vista 1 Double click the symbol Safely remove hardware you might first need to unhide the inactive symbols 2 Select the USB Mass Storage Device in the Safely remove hardware window and click on Stop ...

Page 30: ... player have been damaged it may be advisable to format the internal drive To format the drive connect your MP3 player to your computer and open My Computer Right click on the drive that you want to format and select format Select FAT32 for the file system and the standard settings for all additional pa rameters Caution If you are uncertain about any of the steps described above read the help sec ...

Page 31: ...5V AAA battery Dimensions 79 x 28 x 19 mm Weight 25 g Headphones SilverCrest DA 16 3 5 mm stereo jack 25 Disposal 25 1 Batteries Please consider that you as an end consumer are obligated to return discarded batteries to a distributor or a redemption site intended for this purpose by a public waste management facility 25 2 Device Please consider that your electronic entertainment device is subject ...

Page 32: ...arding the disposal of old devices at the municipal administration the waste disposal administration and the store where you pur chased this product You can drop off your device free of charge at com munal collection points With the proper disposal of old devices you prevent environmental damage and don t damage your health ...

Page 33: ...t sound The MP3 or WMA file has errors Reinstall the files The language isn t set correctly Set it to the correct language The display is defective Contact the customer hotline see the reverse of the operating instruc tions The LCD display doesn t show the text properly The display turns off automatically Read the chapter Power save Auto Off on page 20 The battery is empty Replace the battery p 13...

Page 34: ...device turns off auto matically Electrostatic interference Turn on the device again A USB hub is interposed Directly connect your MP3 player to the computer and remove all USB hubs from your computer if neces sary The USB plug has a loose connection Connect the MP3 player to your computer and turn the USB plug slightly The MP3 player isn t recognized by the computer You are using Windows 98 and ha...

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