Bones Milestone 212 Ace, Руководство пользователя

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2.7. Shortcut overview of general functions
Function Button combination Acoustic feedback
Activate the Milestone
any b
utton, except
„Selector“
Starting sound and application
Select an application “Selector
”
Application
Increase the volume “Mode
”
+ “Right arrow” “Volume up
”
(in paused mode)
Decrease the volume “Mode
”
+ “Left arrow” “Volume down
”
(in paused mode)
Change the reading rate
(during playback) “Selector” + “Right” or “Left
arrow” -
Lock or unlock the
keyboard “Mode
”
+ “Rec
”
“Keyboard locked
” or
“Keyboard
active
”
Start Information Service “Mode
”
for 1.5 seconds Information Service starts
Stop Information Service “Selector
”
Information Service stops
2.8. Connection to a computer and backing up data
You can listen to a book or music by saving the according data on your Milestone‘s SD
memory card. Use the provided USB cable to connect your Milestone 212 Ace to your
computer, as described in chapter 1.2.3. „USB-connection to a computer“. If an SD card is
plugged into the Milestone, your computer will recognize it as an external drive.
Copy your books, music and text-files to the Milestone‘s SD card, by dragging and
dropping them into the designated folders on the SD card. Once you‘re done, please make
sure that you remove your Milestone 212 Ace safely from your computer, as you would do
with any external drive.
2.8.1. Copying a book to the SD memory card
In order for books to become available for playback on your portable device, please copy
all the according files to the SD card of your Milestone 212 Ace. It is recommended to save
each book in a separate folder on the SD card, for better organization. You can save your
books wherever you like, determine your own folder structure and use sub-folders.
2.8.2. Copying Audio content to the SD memory card
You can listen to music and text-files by selecting the Milestone‘s „Audio“ application.
To make your files actually show up under „Audio“, so you can play them, copy the
according files to your SD memory card. You can use your individual folder structure to
keep things organized and to best suit your personal preference. The supported formats
are MP3, AAC, WMA, M4A, MP4, M4V, WAV, as well as TXT and DOC. Commercially
available music CDs will have to be converted into either MP3, AAC, WMA or WAV, before
copying them to your Milestone 212 Ace. With programs like CDex, Windows Media Player
or iTunes, you can rip music CDs onto your computer, in order to listen to them on your
Milestone.
Hint: In order to stay well organized, you can think of folders as drawers and sub-folders
as drawer compartments. You can create folders on your computer, to save and organize
your data. Your Milestone 212 Ace will always announce folder names, to help you
navigating through your folder structure.
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