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System •
System information:
Under the menu item " M
eMory
/ f
irMwAre
", you are provided with information on
the firmware version, as well as the entire memory and free memory of the i.Beat sonix .
Language:
Under the menu item " l
AnguAge
", you can select the menu language of the
i.Beat sonix
.
Keypad tones: Under the menu item " K
eypAd tones
", you can choose whether a key emits a tone when
you press it.
Load defaults:
Under the menu item " l
oAd defAults
", you can restore the default settings (settings upon
delivery) of the i.Beat sonix .
Format memory:
If you want to format the memory (that is, delete all the files on your
i.Beat sonix
),
select this menu item and confirm the the following security prompt.
9) Convert video files
With the
i.Beat sonix
, you can play video files in AVI format that have been converted with the " M
ediA
c
oder
".
a) Insert the provided CD into your CD/DVD drive. When the startup function of your system is activated, a
menu showing all the contents of the CD will open.
Note: If the startup function of your system is deactivated, you can access the CD/DVD drive via " m
y
c
Omputer
"
and start the program "
menu
.
exe
" in the main directory of the CD.
b) Then select " M
ediA
c
oder
".
c) The " M
ediA
c
oder
" is installed on your PC.
d) Start the " M
ediA
c
oder
" by going to " s
tArt
"
+
" p
rogrAMs
"
+
" M
ediA
c
oder
se "
+
" M
ediA
c
oder
se ".
e) Click on the " A
dd file
" button, select the file to be converted (such as MPG, AVI), and enter the destina-
tion folder (" o
utput
f
older
").
f ) Under " s
ettings
", select the output format " 320
x
240@24
fps
" for the file.
g) Start the conversion via the " s
tArt
" button.
h) Then copy the created AVI file to the i.Beat sonix .
Note: Alternately, you can also convert video files with a current version of Windows Media® Player into WMV
format while synchronizing them with the
i.Beat sonix
. You can get additional information by accessing the
help function of the Windows Media® Player.