2. LCD Display
(a)
Figure 1
(b)
(c)
(d)
(f)
(e)
Buttons are locked
(a)
Current track number
(b)
Current track elapsed time
(c)
Play/Pause
(d)
EQ mode
(e)
Play mode
(f)
3. Battery
You can charge your battery in two ways:
(a) Using the charger.
(b) Connect this unit to the USB port of your PC using the
supplied USB cable (Figure 2), click “ ” button in
the lower right corner on the desktop, follow the steps
to disconnect this unit from your PC safely. When in the
main menu (Figure 3) Press and hold [
A-B
] to start
charging the battery.
Figure 2
Figure 3
Note:
Do not touch the battery with wet hands.
•
Be sure to fully charge the battery when the battery
is charged for the first time or after long-term storage.
•
Overcharging or undercharging will shorten the battery
life.
•
For optimum battery life, be sure to fully discharge
the battery before charging. Recharge the battery
several times if necessary (fully discharge before fully
charge).
•
When charging the battery, a flashing battery icon
will be shown on the display. The battery icon stops
flashing when charging is finished. It takes
approximately 3 hours to fully charge a battery.
•
Connect to PC
Note:
You can download / upload any types of files to / from
this unit. Files whose types are not MP3 / WMA or
recorded file format will not be displayed.
•
To prevent against data loss when disconnecting this
player from your PC’s USB port, please click the
“ ” icon on the lower right corner of the desktop
and follow the steps to safely disconnect this player
from your PC.
•
1. Win98 USB driver
In Windows ME / 2000 / XP, this player can be used as a
removable disk. In other operating systems, you must install
the supplied driver.
Insert the supplied installation CD in the CD-ROM drive,
wait until the main interface is shown (Figure 4). In Windows
98, click [Install MP30x Win98driver] and follow the
instructions to install the driver. When finished, connect this
player with your PC using the supplied USB cable, a
“Removable Disk” will be listed in “My Computer”. Click
“Exit” to exit the main interface.
Figure 4
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