LECTEUR MP3 C200 - Mp3 player EMTEC - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL LECTEUR MP3 C200 EMTEC

Introduction In the package Specifications Knowing your portable Intuix MP3 player Using Intuix MP3 player Mass Storage PC Connection Operating Controls Detailed Controls Menu Settings Main Menu Display Sub Menus Precautions / Servicing Troubleshooting Warnings & Precautions. Pan

XP C200 - 3 LANGUES - Manuel 8/05 15:14 Page 6 INTRODUCTION ‘Thank you for purchasing Intuix MP3 player! With this MP3 player you can enjoy digital music in a mare convenient way. You can also transfer songs you enjoy from your computer to your player. The MP3 player is compact in size, light in weïght and highly func- tional. Begin to enjoy the various features of your player by following this user manual.

ze yourself with your player, here are some function highlights: 128, 256, 512 or 1024 MB internal memory (depending on the model you chose) MPS, WMA(without DRM), ADPCM playback Supports ID3Tag cts as an external drive, supports file storage and transfer Mini-USB connection with PC/Mac No PC nor Mac software required for file transfer Firmware upgrades available AB looping support 6 equalizers Sleep preset USB 2.0 (Full Speed) Support folder Copyright Notice You must be aware that distribution of MP3 files without the permission from the content owner is against the copyright laws. Intuix and its associating companies will not be liable against such actions. Conformance to regulation ‘This produet complies with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of EC: EMC Directive 8933G/EEC. Safety information ‘The user manual or instruction manual for an intentional or unintentional radiator shall caution the user that changes or modifications not expressiy by the party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment. Modifications not authorized by the manufacturer may void users authority to operate this device. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with limits for class 8 digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there are no guarantees that interference will not oceur in a particular installation. H this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: + Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna = Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that 10 which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio /TV technician for help. Keep in mind, modifications not authorized by the manufacturer may void users authority to operate this device. H the product suddenly has no response or power off, it may be caused by electrostatic discharge. I this circumstance, please follow the procedures below for recovery: Switch off the unit, if the unit has no response + Turn on the unit again Usage & Safety Carefully read the following safety and operating instructions. Keep this document handy for future reference.

C200 - 3 LANGUES - Manuel 8/05 15:14 Page 7 INTRODUCTION De not subject the player to extreme force Vibration during walking or exercising wall not affect the Intuix MP3 player However, dropping the player or dropping a heavy object on the player may result in damage to the unit Keep the player away from water at all times ‘The player may be damaged if water enters it. the player comes in contact with water, wipe it immediately with a dry cloth. the player does not function, call Intuix Technical Support. Keep the player away from small children ‘The player contains small parts that present a choking hazard. Do not operate a motor vehicle while using the player In many states, using the player will operating a motor vehicle is illegal. Ks also dangerous. Store the player with care Avoid keeping the Intuix MP3 on or near high heat source(s) or in places with high humidity or a strong magnetic field. Precautions Do not use any object to probe the openings of the product as this may result in electric shock or fire, and will also damage the product Do not use Intuix MP3 when lighining is occurring. Do not listen to headphones at loud volumes as permanent hearing damage may result. If ou experience ringing in vour ears, discontinue use. inhalation Inhaling the fumes from the contents of an exposed battery may cause respiratory iritation: Seek fresh air and medical attention, Skin Contact Direct skin contact with the contents of an exposed battery may cause skin iritation and/or chemical burns. Remove contaminated clothing and wash the affected skin area with soap and water. If a chemical burn or the irritation persists, seek medical attention. Eye Contact the contents of an exposed battery comes into contact with the eyes, this may cause severe imitation and chemical burns. Flush the eyes thoroughly with water immediately for at least 15 minutes, lifting the upper and lower eye- lids while doing so, until no evidence of the chemical remains. Seek medical attention.

User Manual + CD with \WS 98 driver

Stereo Earphone … Mini-USB Cable D e Battery Necklace SPECIFICATIONS Size (HWxD) Net Weight Internal Flash Memory Power Supply PC/Mac Interface Digital Music Format Digital Voice Format Signal to Noise Ratio Frequency Range Battery Life Equalizer Play Mode All specifications are subject to chan, 92x32 x 18mm 29g (without battery) 128, 256, 512 or 1024 MB, depending on the model you chose 1x AAA alkaline battery Mini-USB 1 Playback _MP3, WMA(without DRM, all bit rates including VBR ADPCM (32kbps) >90d8 20Hz - 20kHz up to 15 hours Flat, Club , Arena, Monitor, Studio, User Normal, Repeat One, Repeat Al, Random, Repeat Random, Repeat Folder, Random Folder ge without noti

KNOWING YOUR PORTABLE

Hoadphones socket On ! Play / Pause / ON Vel | NS Skip fonvard Select Nav/AB Memory indicator Volume indieator Folder TR Bcauutui Day File into on sm Ua Hold st track out of 9 tracks PlayPause _ Elaspsed time Memory Indicator Shows how much memory is used. The filed block represents the remaining memory. For a 256MB player, one block represents about 42MB of memory ; or a 128Mb player, one block represents about 21MB. AB Looping This special feature enables you learn a language, repeat your favorite section of the song. Shows how much longer the battery can be used, level decreases as battery is used Inserting battery

1. Open the battery door according to this direction.

2. Put the battery into the compartiment.

Pay attention to the polarit.

+ To turn ON Intuix MP3, press the ON/PLAY/PAUSE/OFF button «To start playback, press the ONPLAY/PAUSE/OFF button. +_To pause playbaëk, press the ONPLAY/PAUSE/OFF button. + To tu OFF Intuix MP3, hold down the ON/PLAY/PAUSE/OFF button for a few seconds. NAV/AS + When in the Main Menu, press the NAV button to return to the Playback Display. + Press the NAV button to go up a menu or directory level. + When the Playback Display is displayed on Intuix MP3 screen and playback is active, pressing the NAV button sets the start point A [if point À is not set), and pressing NAV again sets point 8 {if point B is not set. Ifthe Repeat AB is activated, pressing the NAV button will reset playback to normal mode. Hoi + Place in ON position to disable all other buttons. + Place in OFF position to enable all other buttons. Skip backward TS Sin fonvard Salect SKIP BACKWARD When the Playback Display is displayed on Intuix MP3 screc + When playback is active, press the SKIP BACKWARD button once to restant playback at the beginning of the current track + When playback is active, quickiy press the SKIP BACKWARD button twice to start playback at the beginning of previous track. When the Main Menu or a sub-menu is displayed on Intuix MP3 scres + Press to highlight the previous menu option. (A box will appear around the highlighted menu option)

SKIP FORWARD When the Playback Display is displayed on Intuix MP3 screc + Press to skip to the beginning of the next track + IFplayback is active, press and hold down to skip forward in the current track. When the Main Menu or a sub-menu is displayed on Intuix MP3 screc + Press to highlight the next menu option. [A box will appear around the highlighted menu option. Skip backward Skip forward Select v Volume + | Volume rmal voL + + Press to increase the volume. voL- + Press to decrease the volume. SELECT + Press the SELECT button to select the highlighted menu option or to open a highlighted folder. + When the Playback Display is displayed on Intuix MP3 screen, press and hold the SELECT button 10 enter the Main Menu Display. NOTE To navigate up and down in Intuix MP3 trackfolder lists, use the SKIP FORWARD and SKIP BACKWARD buttons. To open a folder, highlight the folder and press SELECT. To go up a folder level, press NAV. USB Cable + Used for transferring tracks and data between your INTUIX MP3 and a PCIMac. Open the USB port cover and connect the small end of the included USB cable 0 vour MP3 Player. Connect the other end to your PC/Mac.

CONNECTION ‘This is a mass storage device. No driver installation is required except Windows 98. ‘The driver is not required for Windows 2000/XP or Mac. For Window 8 users, please download the driver from wmw-intuix.net. Locate the downloaded driver file {setup.exe) on your hard drive and double click the driver file (setup.exe). Follow onscreen prompts to complete the driver installation process, {For Window 98 users, vou can use the Window 98 driver CD if you rstailer bundled it in the package) Mac OS X does not require driver installation. Multiple Language Support When the player is in stop mode, pressing the Vol+ and Vol- buttons will change the song name display language. By using these buttons will convert the song titles through a series of different languages listed below: + Western European Language + Korean (Hangeul) + Japanese (Hiragana, Katakana and Kanzi) + Chinese Traditional + Chinese Simplified ‘Transfer files from PC or Mac to player: + Switch on the player and connect it securely to the PC/Mac with the USB cable. + Double click on “My Computer” on the desktop of windows, there will be an additional drive created. + Ifthe player is connected to your PC/Mac, you will see "USB Connected” on the players screen. ‘To download music iles to your MP3 player, simply drag the files from the Windows File Explorer and drop them to the newly created drive. You can also upload files from the player to the PC/Mac by doing the reverse. CAUTION: ONLY UNPLUGTHE USB CABLE WHEN ALL DOWNLOAD PROCEDURES ARE COMPLETED. Do not unplug the USB cable when the LCD is st displaying USB writing" as doing so may corrupt the files stored in the player and you will need to re-format the MP3 player. the player encounters abnormal interruption during recording such as battery removal, youmay also need to re-format it.

CONNECTION Add on functions: + The MP3 player can also be used ag an external drive for storage of non-music files. + The MP3 player is compatible with Music Match. You can directly rip your audio CDs 10 WMA or MP3 format using Music Match software and directly download to the player. How to format the player? The purpose of re-formating the player is to try to restore the player to normal operation ‘This is for when the player is not able to function properiy or in cases where you player is unable to power on. Keep in mind, that the content of the player will be removed once being formatted. + Connect the player to the PC. + Right click the additional drive and click Format.* = Click “Yes” to confirm, “FAT 16 or FAT only, NOT FAT 32). Firmware Upgrac You should check your vendor's website for new firmware upgrades, these developments provide add-on functions and language support options. Upgrades are announced on the web site and users can then download the sofware from the download section at htpi/mww.intuix.net. Pan

OPERATING CONTROLS Operating in Music Mode ‘The following tables show all key responses under defferent operations in music mode. Music PUyying Mode Key bb Key Action Browsing Playing » Shor Play current track StoplPause current track mm Long Power off Power off Shn Move to next track Play next track “Long Move to next rack cantinuously Fast Forward Shon Move to previous track Play previous track Long Move to previous track continuously Fast Rewind Menu Enter Menu Mode Enter Menu Mode Vol Change Language Increase the volume Vol - Change Language Decrease the volume => Had On0f All Keys are locked All Keys are locked

Press the Pl button to play tracks. To stop the track, press the bbutton again.

a! When the MP3 player is playing a file, press the button towards the pb direction quickly to play the next track and press the button towards the € direction quickly to play the previous track B. When the player is stopped, press the button with Pb or 4 allows you to browse through the tracks sto- red in memory.

3. Moving within track

Press the button with bb or 44 for longer than 1 second wil fast forward or rewind during a track. 4.A8 looping While playing music or voice, you can set a section to repeat continuously. Press the NAV button to mark the point where you want the section to start (Point A). Then press NAV again to mark where you want the section to end (Point 8). The selected section will then repeat continuousiy.

5. Deleting track and voice files.

Choose delete from MENU. Use bp or 4 to select track or voice file you wish to delete and press M 10 delete. To exit, press SELECT button. MENU SETTINGS ‘To change the settings, use the bb or <d button to select each particular option. Press the blbutton to enter into the sub-menu and use the pp or & button to choose the desired settings. Press the button to confirm vour choice. To change the setting in different modes you need to press the MENU button. Pan

‘The following table shows all key responses for menu seting in different modes: Key Key action MENU Enter / Exit menu D <a Move right / left oo Enter into sub-menu / Confirm OTHERS No response

SUB MENUS PLAYMODE MENU From the PLAYMODE menu, the following options can be selected by highlighting the desired option and pressing the button To exk, press SELECT button NORMAL When the NORMAL mode is selected, the current track will play through once, the next track will play through once, and so on. REPEAT ONE When the REPEATE ONE mode is selected, the current track will play repeatediy.

SUB MENUS REPEAT FOLDER When the REPEAT FOLDER mode is selected, tracks within the current folder wil be played repeatediy. REPEAT ALL When the RÉPEAT ALL mode is selected, all tracks will be played repeatediy. RANDOM FOLDER When the RANDOM FOLDER mode is selected, tracks within the current folder wil be played in a shuffled order. RANDOM ALL When the RANDOM ALL mode is selected, al tracks will be played in a shuffled order. RANDOM REPEAT When the RANDOM REPEAT mode is selected, all tracks will be played randomiy and playback will continue repeating randomly until stopped. EQ MENU From the EQ menu, the following sound equalization options can be selected by highlighting the desired option and pressing the D button, To exit, press SELECT button.

FLAT / CLUB / ARENA / MONITOR / STUDIO / USER

‘These options allow the user to select any of the six (FLAT, CLUB, ARENA, MONITOR, STUDIO, USER] preset DSP equalization fiers. Each preset provides a different blend of bass and treble, Selecting NORMAL turns off equalization filters. USER Press p1 button in the EQ to enter into USER, a MBASS and TREBLE setting between a level 1 and 4 can be selected. DELETE MENU From the DELETE menu, files can be deleted by pressing the SELECT button. SETTINGS MENU From the SETTINGS menu, the following options can be selected by highlighting the desired option and pressing the SELECT button SLEEP From the SLEEP menu, sleep timer settings of 10, 30 or 60 minutes or OFF can be selected RESUME ‘This option allows the user to set INTUIX MP3 50 that playback resumes at the begining of the track where it ended when the player was last powered of. scroLL ‘This option allows the user to set the scroll speed (OFF Slow, Medium, Fast) that occurs when the SKIP FORWARD or SKIP BACKWARD button is held down. CONTRAST From the CONTRAST menu, display contrast settings between a level of 1 and 10 can be selected. DEFAULT ‘This option allows the user to reset the player t its factory default setting VERSION ‘This option displays the firmware version. IDLE ‘This option allows the user to set the idle timer setting of 3,5, 15, & 30 minutes or OFF before powering down the unit

Do not dispose the battery(s) in fire, recharge, put in backwards, or mix with used or other battery types as they may explode or leak and cause personal injury. Do not attempt to recharge standard non-rechargeable batteries. Recharging nonrechargeable batteries (such 25 normal alkaline batteries) may lead to an explosion or leakage and can cause personal injury. Do not immerse batteries in water Do not repair or disassemble the batteries Do not drop the batteries or subject them to extreme force. Do not short-circuit the batteries, as this may result in skin burns. the product will go unused for longer than a few weeks, remove the batteries. Insert the batteries according to the polarity markings on the product Keep the batteries in a cool and dry place, away from heat, moisture and metal objects when not in use. Handie leaking batteries with rubber gloves. Avoid direct contact with skin or eyes. If this happens, wash thoroughly with water and seek medical attention. Dispose of used batteries as required by local ordinances or regulations. Keep the batteries out of reach of young children. SERVICING Do not attempt to service any part of the product yourself. Servicing should only be done by qualified service personnel TROUBLESHOOTING I you encounter difficulties which cannot be resolved, please read this entire section. If the player does not turn on when the ON button is pressed: ‘The battery may be inserted incorrectly. Be sure to match the battery's polarity markings (+ and -) to the polar 1y markings on the player. The battery may be depleted. Use a new battery. ‘The HOLD function might be ON. If tracks are skipping or the sound qu: Fe There may be strong magnetic fields near ine unit. Move the unit away from theTV or other source of a magnetic field. ‘The battery may be nearly deleted. Use a new battery. Verify that the sound quality of the original file is okay. If INTUIX MP3 will not start playback: ‘The HOLD function may be activated. Put the HOLD switch in its OFF position. If INTUDX MP3 is not recognized by Windows: Check the USB connection between your unit and the computer. Verify that the PC's or Mac'sUSE drivers are properly installed. Verify that the player is powered ON If INTUIX MP freeze: Remove INTUIX MP3 battery, reinsert the battery and press ON/PLAY/PAUSE/OFF to power ON INTUIX MP3. Normal operation should be possible.

such > polari- MP3. C200 - 3 LANGUES - Manuel 8/05 15:14 Page 17 WARNINGS & PRECAUTIONS Usage & Safety Carefully read the following safety and operating instructions. Keep this document handy for future reference. Do not subject the player to extreme force Vibration during walking or exercising will not affect the INTUIX MP3 player . However, dropping the player or dropping a heavy object on the player may result in damage to the uni. Keep the player away from water at all times ‘The player may be damaged if water enters it. f the player comes in contact with water, wipe it immediate- I with à dry cloth. the player does not function, call Technical Support. Keep the player away from small children ‘The player contains small parts that present a choking hazard. Do not operate a motor vehicle while using the player In many states, using the player will operating a motor vehicle is illegal. Ks also dangerous. Store the player with care Avoid keeping the INTUIX MP3 on or near high heat source(s) or in places with high humidity or a strong magnetic field. Other Precautions Do not use any object to probe the openings of the product as this may result in electric shock or fie, and will also damage the product. Do not use INTUIX MP3 when lightning is occurring. Do not listen to headphones at loud volumes as permanent hearing damage may result. If you experience ringing in Your ears, discontinue use.