O2 XM, Руководство пользователя

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To copy music to your phone
The player will connect to your PC running
Windows
Media player using the supplied USB cable. Once
connected, you can choose to automatically or
manually download music play-lists to the phone’s
memory card. You can use the supplied stereo
headphones, or use the 3.5 mm adapter to connect
your own headphones or amplifi er system to the phone.
> Switch on and connect the O2 XM Music phone to your
PC using the supplied USB cable
> Run Windows Media Player (WMP) and select “Sync”
menu
< WMP will search for your phone and display the
directory of the memory card
> Check memory available to store music
< Lower right corner of WMP displays total and free
memory on card
> Click the “Music” folder to highlight (select) it*
> Select Edit Play list and add mp3 as required. For
help with this check the Windows Media Player help
fi les
> Select Start Sync and your music will be copied to
your phone. When complete disconnect the phone
and you music will be available in the Music Player
application
Note: Windows Media player must be version 10 or
later. Mp3 fi les may vary in size, if you don’t have
enough space for your music you can either delete
some tracks or buy a larger memory card.
*Only music placed in the “Music” folder will be played
by the O2 XM Music Phone. The fi rst time the O2 XM is
synchronised with the folder highlighted, this setting
will be remembered and stored on the phone. If the
music is placed in the wrong folder, disconnect the
phone and then format the data card as explained in
the “Memory card” section.
Tracks may be deleted from the phone at any time
by highlighting and pressing the “delete” key on your
keyboard.
If you change your play list and then select Start Sync,
tracks removed from your play list will be removed
from the O2 XM, and tracks added to the play list
will be copied to the O2 XM. Windows Media player
will allow you to select tracks to add to a play list or
produce a play list automatically for you using criteria
such as “rating” “age of track” popularity etc. Please
refer to the Windows media player documentation for
further information.
If you do not have the Media Player 10, you can simply
drag and drop music fi les to the “Music” folder on the
memory card using the Windows Explorer.