E100 - Digital audio player IRIVER - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL E100 IRIVER

Contents Getting Started Components 4 Locating the Controls 5 LCD Display 6 Installing iriver plus 3 8 Basic Operations Turning the Product on/off 10 Menu selection 11 Using HOLD and RESET 12 Connecting Products 13 Using the Product Music 20 Videos 23 Pictures 25 Texts 27 FM Radio 29 Recordings 31 File Manager 32 Settings 33 Other Information iriver plus 3 Using the Product 36 Copyrights/Certification/ Trademarks/Limited Liability 40 Safety Instructions 41 Troubleshooting 44

LCD Display 1FM Radio | Frequency near IWhile recording voice |

iriver os ture: ets FMR Geting Start ver pus 3 is an itagrated software application tnt fcienty manages muse, video, and pitue fes. Installing iriver plus 3 serpus 3 gves youeedom t ranster muse, video and pleure fes from PC to Ie device.

1. Insert the installation CD into your PC to display the installation process screen.

Turning the Product on/off 10 Menu selection 11 Using HOLD and RESET 12 Connecting Products — Connecting Earphones to the ELOO 13 — Charging the product 13 — Inserting / Removing the micro SD card 14 — Recommended micro SD card types 15 - Connecting the EL00 to your PC 16 — Copying files / folders to the product 17 — Deleting files / folders from the product 17 - Disconnecting the ELOO from your PC 18

Turning the Product on/off ITurning on the product] ITuming off the product]

1. Press and hold the €) button on the product to 1. Press and hold the € button on the product to

turn on. turn it off. NOR nn This product has an automatic power saving function to save battery power. Based onthe setings in power save mode, the product vil be autematicalhy tumed off after a pre-determined period without operation. For more information on setting this mode, refer to Settings > Timer > Auto Power ff. (Refe t page 33)

2. Press and hold the =: button to display the main menu from any operation screen.

Using HOLD and RESET TUsing HOLD]

1. Slide the HOLD switch to the direction of arrow as

shown below to lock the product.

2. Slide the HOLD switch the opposite direction to

unlock the product TUsing RESET|

1. Ifthe player stops and does not respond to any

commandé, press the RESET pinhole. NOR, nr = Performing RESET does ot delete the date / time settings and data in the integrated memory.

Connecting Products IConnecting Earphones to the E100 |

1. Connect earphones to the earphone jack.

1. Tu on your PC and connect the E100 to it using the

Notice. = Mile the productis connected to a PC usingtthe USB cable the integrated batery vil be charged automaticaly. = Do not use any USB cable other thanthe one included with the product | may cause a malfunctien. = CheckiftheETODs connected te a high-poner USB 2.0 port. Some lou-power USB parts buit into certain peripheral devices, such 25 some types of key boards and USB hubs without integrated Power may not provide enough power to charge. = Mile the CI switched to standby mode, the product may not be charged = Chargethe product onfy at room temperature. The product may not be chargedi extreme ho ar cold temperatures. = The charging me might be extended you use the product while charging.

Connecting Products Iinserting / Removing the micro SD card]

1. Open the cover of micro SD card after turning offthe

2. Insert and slightly press a micro SD card in the

direction as shown below. Notice = Be sure to insert /remove a micro SD card onhy after tuning offthe product. = Do not use excessive power to insert a micro SD card This an use product malfunction or damage the micro SD card. = Do notremoue a micro SD card il in use. ‘This an use à deletion of data, product malfunction or damage micro SD card. 2 Do notinser or remove a micro SD card repeatedy. 2 IFyouinsert a micro SD card impraperhy can cause product malfuncton or cause the card to jam.

3. Press again to remove the micro SD card.

Connecting Products IRecommended micro SD card types] Manufacturer SanDisk Notice… : = Lsingimproper type of micro SD card may cause product malfunction. = Transfer speed of micro SD card à variable depending on your PC. 2 Always backup valuable data first since formatting the microSD card wil delete al dat ont. = Do nottur ofthe product or remove a micro SD card while ti being formatted. his can cause à malunction of the product and damage the micro SD card. = is recommended to format a micro SD card as a FAT32 system case ts ie is over 2G8. = Ia micro SD card has alread been formattedby the product, reset the product alter disconnecting the USB cable and connect the cable again. = Format the mer SD cards no detected or causes maluncton = Thermicro SD cards notinduded with the product (Optonal tem) = TheE100 supports mir SD cards upto4 GB.

Connecting Products 1Connecting the E100 to your PC|

1. Press and hold the €) button on the product to tu 3. Kproperly connected, the LCD will display as below.

USB cable provided = Charge & Data Transfer: The product is currently being charged and data is being transferred. = Charge 8& Play :The products currently being charged and a file is being played = Charge The product is currently being charged

Connecting Products (Using as a removable disk) ICopying files / folders to the product] IDeleting files / folders from the product]

1. Selectthe desired iles / folders in your PC'and 1. Afterselecting the desired fl / folder, right-click with

drag 8 drop tothe drive which appears as the product. Your mouse and select Delete.

2. Click Yes in the Confirm File Delete / Confirm Folder

Delete popup window to delete the fl / folder. NOGe = Alays connect the USB cable proper. hihi transfering data using the USB cable, never disconnect it or tu ofthe power to protect your data from loss or damage.

irver À + FA Basic Operations Connecting Products 1 Disconnecting the E100 from your PCI

1. Click the icon on the taskbar to disconnect the product 2. Clickthe [Stop] button to confirm disconnection.

using the Safely Remove Hardware menu NOR nn ou ren The icon on the taskbar may be hidden in some operting systems. ik Show hidden icons to display the hidden icon. DEL The Safely Remove Hardware function may not be available while using some applications such as Windows Explorer or Windows Media Player. lose all applications first before performing the Saely Remove Hardware = Ithe Safely Remove Hardware is not performed propery try again after few minutes. Hfthe product is removed without observing the above process, dat in te product might be damaged.

Music — Selecting Music 20 = Playing Music 20 - Additional Features 21 Videos — Selecting Video 23 = Playing Video 23 - Additional Features 24 Pictures — Selecting Pictures 25 — Viewing Picture 25 - Additional Features 26 Texts — Selecting Text 27 — Viewing Text 27 - Additional Features 28 FM Radio - Listening to FM Radio 29 = Scanning FM Radio Station 29 - Additional Features 30 Recordings - Recording 31 - Additional Features 31 File Manager = Browsing Device 32 - Deleting File 32 Settings = Selecting Setting 33 - Date & Time 33 — Display 33 = Timer 33 - Advanced 34

Music Usng he P Music ISelecting Music |

theQor: Notice... nn = Supportedfile formats: MP3, WMA, 0GG, FLAC, ASF = Inthe Musie mode, on muscles in the Music folder il be displayed. To play other muscles in any other older, use the File Manager mode.

Playing Music| Press the +/- button to control the volume. Press the C)button to pause or resume. While playing, press the. / «+ button to play the previous / next music. While playing, press and hold the ;. play fast forward or reverse. Press the: button while playing to select the beginning {A) point. Press it again to select the end (B) point. ‘The designated section between À and B will be played. Press the: button again to deactivate the repeat playback While playing, press the < button to return to the previous menu button to = You can manage your ou playlist using river plus 3. = When a micro $D card isinserted, you can display the file (older) ist by. selecting Internal Memory / External Memory,

ir Music dec: ture: xs FMRadio ecording: File Mani Using he Product Music IAdditional Features | Press and notre: buton to diplay the Options scroen Play Mode + Setup Sound Selects the play mode which decides the playing order. Setsthe sound effect. = Normal Deactivates the play mode. = Custom EQ: Changes levels ofeach frequency range to Repeat:Repeats al les, create your ou equalzation _Repeat One: Repeats one file. = SRSWOW HD: Sets the levels of 3D sound effect. Shuffle: Random plays les in the current DB. = SRS:Customizes the SRS 3D sound effects, Shuffle + Repeat: Random repeats les in the current DB = TruBass:Customizes the bass sound level «Select EQ Focus: Sets sound lait. = WOW Sets the proper boost level according to earphone type. Definition: Produces sharper and clearer sound. Fade-in:Volume increases gradualy when playback start, Selects the EQ to be used for playing music. = To avoid sound distortion, do nat set the level of Custom EQ and SRS WOW HD to high.

Music Usng he P Music + Replay times Sets the number of times for A-B repeat. + RepeatInterval Sets the interval for A-8 repeat. + Scan Speed Sets the speed of fast forward and reverse. «Rate Classifies your favorite music by star ratings. + Add Bookmark Bookmarks a specific point oftime. + Delete Fil Deletes the selected file. + Information Displays information for the selected fl.

Videos Usng the P Videos rss 0 4 dreton butons based on he rein fLCD: ISelecting Video

hOor: Notice. = Supported file formats: AMI WMV = inthe Videos mode, only vide les in the Video folder wil be displayed. To play other video files in any other folder usethe File Manager mode. = Max playing time variable depending on video type. = When a micro SD card isinserted, you can display the video ist by selecting Videos > Dir List > Internal Memory External Memory

Playing Video | © Press the +/- button to control the volume. © Press the [button to pause or resume. © Press and hold the. / ; button to play fast forward or reverse. While playing, press the < button to return to the previous menu = Be sure to use river plus 3 when transfering video les, Otheruise unexpected errors occur during video playback = there à caption le (sm), you can encode it together with video fl using river plus 3. (Be sure to match both names of video and caption les}

Videos Ung he Pro Videos IAdditional Features] Procs and hoid in buton 1 display the Options sermen + Scan Speed + Add Bookmark Sets the speed of fast forward and reverse. Bookmarks a specific point oftime + Sequential Play + Delete Fil Plays files with related names in sequential order. Deletes the selected file. + Information Displays information for the selected fl.

the Qor button. Play AI Dispays all pictures in the product List Selects mage fle internal or external Picture Playlists Display picture playists

Oor+ button to display the picture on the screen, Notice... = Supported file formats: PG, BMP PNG, GIF {Some file types may not be fully compatible) = inthe Pictures mode, any picture ls in the Picture older vil be displayed. To play other picture ls in any other falder, use the File Manager mode.

4 button to select the item and press ein river plus 3. 4 button to select the ile and press the IViewing Picture | © Wie playing pictures, press the C button to star / pause a Slide show While playing, press the previous next picture. © While playing, press the < button to return to the previous menu button to play the = When a micro $D card isinserted you can display the picture ist by selecting Pictures > Dir List > Internal Memory / External Memory. = Be sure to use river plus 3 when you transfer image fl. Otheruise unexpected errors might occur during image playback

Pictures. Usng he Pro Pictures IAdditional Features] prass and ho ie button 1 isplay ne Options seroon

• Image Delay + Delete Fi Selects the amount oftime each picture is displayed on Deletes the selected file. the screen during a slide show. «Information + Rotate Displays information for the selected file. Sets the direction of displayed image. «Zoom Enlarges the selected picture. = Press the CJbutton to return to the original iz. Notice... rm re = The Additional Festures screen is deactivated during a side show.

the (Dors butin. While playing, press the < button to return to the previous menu. Dir List Selectstex fl from Bookmark List Dispays the list ofbookmaris. < button to select the file and press button to display the text on the screen. Notice... nr nr = Supported file formats-TKT {You cannot open the file over 10 MB. = Iinthe Texts mode, ony text ls in the Text folder wil be displayed To play other text files in any other folder, use the File Manager mode. = When a micro SD card isinserted you can display the text is by selecting Texts > Dir List > Internal Memory / External Memory.

Texts Usng he P Texts IAdditional Features | Press and noie buton to play the Options scroen «Skipto + Add Bookmark Press, / to skip the amount of text based on the Bookmarks a specific point in the file. designated percentage. + Delete Fil Auto Scroll Speed Deletes the selected file. Sets the scrol speed. + Font Size Selects font size. Notice... nn nr = The Additional Features screen is deactivated when the automatic scroll functions activated

FM Radio Usrgue FM Radio Listening to FM Radio] 1Scanning FM Radio Station 1, In the main menu, press the < / x button to select © Press the. /-- button to move to the next/ previous FM Radio and press the C)button. frequency.

22. Press the ./ button to select the FM radio station. © Press the O button to activate the preset and press

s the. /* button to move to the available next / previous frequency. © Press the button to activate the preset and press the :./ = button to move to the next / previous channel. © While playing, press the < button to return to the previous menu Notice... à Th arphonecodfardions san atenna dug ado cepion.

Using he Pro FM Radio Additional Features Press and noté in e Record Records the FM radio which you are listening to. Press the [J button to start / stop recording, + FM Recording Quality Sets the recording quality of radio roadcasting, + Save Preset / Delete Preset Save /deletes the current frequency to / from preset channel. + Auto Preset Automatically scans and stores frequencies to the channels. - Up to 20 channels can be stored. Notice. 2 You cannot control the volume while recording FM radio. 2 fthe remaining memory space or power insufficient recording wl be automatically stopped. = The le size per minute varies with recording quality. Lu Appt 480 KM April 720 Hg: prorata DK FM Radio buton to dispiay the Options screen Preset List Displays saved channel lit Pressthe ,/ button to select the channel and press the Obutontolistentoit + Tuner Region Sets the frequency range based on local standards. -Korea / US: 87. - 1080MHz Japan: 76.0 - 108 0MHz - Europe:87.50 - 108.00 MHz = The recorded file will be saved in the Recordings/FM Radio folder in thefolowing format: TUNERYYMMDDXma er AE Month DD-Da 0€ Seguentalnenbe)

Usng the P Recordings IRecording]

the Qor button. External Mic Records sound using external microphone. Internal Mic Records sound using internal microphone: Line-in Record sound from the external device connected to the LINEAN terminal.

13. In recording standby screen, press the C)button to

startrecording. Press again to pause recording.

4. Press the button to stop recording.

Notice... 2 You camnot contralthe volume we recording 2 Ifthe remaining memory space or power is insufficient recording vil be automatically stopped. = The le size per minute varies with recording quality. Lu Appt 480 KM April 720 Hg: prorata DK

Recordings IAdditional Features | In recording standby mode, press and hold 1 display the Options screen. + Recording Quality Sets the quality of recordings. = The recorded file wil be saved the following format. {Year MM Month, DD: Day, XX Sequental number) Extemal Mic: Recordings > Voice] EXMICYYMMDDXE wma Intemal Mic: (Recordings > Voice VOICEVYMMDD)OK wma Line-in: Recordings > Line-n] AUDIOYYMMDD/00€ wma

22. Press the ./.* button to select the memory and

the previous / next le (folder. 4, Press the Cor + button to move to the subfolder or play the selected fl.

5. Press the < button to move to the upper folder.

le/folderlists savedin der its savedin .« button to select Notice 2 Menthe co cards imserted an oxtemalmemory is paye

File Manager File Manager vos manuaiy check and play various meta saved never 100. IDeleting File]

Settings and press the CJbution Sets the amount of time to keep the backlight ON.

the D or button. righiness

and press the Or : button. Aimer] Auto Power off IDate & Time] Automaticallyturns the power off after a Sets the current date and time _rbutton : Moves among fields. button : Sets the value of each field.

pre-determined period without operation. Sleep Automaticallyturns the power off after à predetermined time.

Usng he Pro Settings IAdvanced] + Language Selects preferred language. + Connection Type Selects PC ile transfer type. MSCIUMS) : Using river plus 3,transfesfles va an MSC connection.

• Mass Storage Class (MSC) sa traditional UMS type. MTP : Using Windows Media Player 1, transfes files via an MTP connection. NOR nn ren … = is necessary to backup al valuabl fl before formatting since deleted fles cannot be recovered. Ciiverrecommendsformatting the memory using the Ë100.) = Always checkremaining battery power before you start formattng, Settings + Format Internal Memory Deletes al data saved in internal memory. + Format External Memory Deletes all data saved in external memory. + System Information Displays system information ofthe product + Reset Al Settings Resets the product to the factory setting,

iriver plus 3 Using the Product — Adding Media to Library 36 — Ripping Songs from à CD 36 - Transferring Media to the iriver ELOO 37 — Supported File Formats 38 — Initializing Disk 39 — Upgrading Firmware 39 Copyrights/Certification/Trademarks/ Limited Liability 40 Safety Instructions 41 Troubleshooting 44

Other inomatior To connect ne product 1 ir lu 3, select Settings > Advanced > Connection type iriver plus 3 Using the Product suseons TAdding Media to Library | IRipping Songs from a CD

1. When you run iriver plus 3 for the fist time, the Add 1. Insertan audio CD into the CD drive and run iriver plus 3.

Media Wizard will start. 2. In iriver plus 3, select the checkbox from

2. Follow the on-screen instructions on the PC to add Music > CD Drive and click CD Ripping in bottom le.

media les such as music and pictures to the library. 3. After ripping a song, select the All Music to check whether the ripped song has been added to the library.

iriver plus 3 Using the Product ITransferring Media to the river E100 | ver plus 3 Using the Product

1. Connect the product to the USB jack of your PC using

the USB cable and run river plus 3.

2. Select the checkbox beside the ile to transfer and click

3. The selected fl starts to transfer and the progress status

is displayed in the Status window on bottom left.

4. Now you can find the selected music in your library.

Using Windows Explorer

1. Connect the product to the USB jack of your PC using the

2. Copy the contents to proper folders as below.

1. Connect the product to the USB jack of your PC using

the USB cable and run river plus 3.

2. Select Tools > Portable Device > Initialize Disk and click

Start when the initialization confirmation message appears.

3. Theinitialzation process is completed and the product

is disconnected from your PC. Notice 2 You need to backup the necessary files before initalizztion, since formated files cannot be recover

TUpgrading Firmware |

1. After connecting the product to the USB jack of your

PCusing the USB cable, run iriver plus 3. The PC should be connected to the interet.

2. Select Tools > Portable Device > Firmware Upgrade

and complete the upgrade process by following the on-screen instructions. Notice. Do not disconnect the product from PC while dounloading the firmware upgrade fl. Once the domnload is completed, disconnect the cable to activate the firmware upgrade. 2 Ifthe latest version ofthe firmware already installed, the message to confirm the latest version appears. = Messages regarding any available firmware updates wil appear automatically vhen you connect the product to your PC.

Copyrights/Certification/Trademarks/Limited Liability ICopyrights| iverLimited old lights fre patent, trademark, iterry property andinelletual property relate to this manual. You may nat copy or reproduce any par ofthis manual unless authorzed by iv Limited. You may be subject to criminal penaties forilegal use of any part fthis manual Software, audio and video indudinginellectual property ar protected by copyright and international laws. Reproduction or distribution of contents created with this products the responsbilty ofthe user. he companies institutions products people and events used in examples are far demonstration purposes only Their appearance in this manual does notimply any afflition between ver and other pates. Users ar responsible for observing all opyrightsandintellectual property las. (© 1999-2008 river Limited Al rights reserved. ICertification | MICFCC, CE ss B Digital Device (Residential Communication Device) This equip- ment has been teste and found t comp th the mit for Class 8 digital device, pursuant to Par 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmfulinterference in aresidetil instltion ITrademarks| Windows 2000 Windows XP Windows Vista and Windous Media Player are the registered trademarks of Microsoft Corp. ESS is à trademark of SRS Labs, Inc, WOW AD technology is Incorporated under license from SRS Labs, Inc. ILimited Liability | Netherthe manufactures mporters nor dealers ar responsible for any accidental damage, including body injury or any damages resutins from misuse or inapproprié operation on behal of the user. The info mation on this manual is prepared ith the current payer specications The manufacture, ver Limited, shel routine add me features to the product and may continuous} apply new technologies herefter Al Standards may be changed at any time without prior notice.

Safety Instructions IProduct Safety] + Do not display the same image on the screen for an extended amount of time since this may cause à + Do notkeep the product close to magnetic substance such as magnets, TVS, monitors, or speaker. ghosting effect. ‘This may cause malfunction. + Do not place objects such as coins or hair pins inside + Never dismantle, repair, or rebuild your player the product. authorization. ‘This may use damage and malfunction. + Do not clean with chemicals or detergents. ‘This may cause malfunction. This may cause malfunction. + Do not place heavy objects on the product. This may cause damage and malfunction. + Do not expose the player to sources of moisture such as water, beverages, chemical, cosmetics, and so on. This may cause damage and malfunction. + Keep away from harsh environments including humid, dusty, and smoky areas. This may cause malfunction. + Keep out of direct sunlight and extreme heat and cold. This may cause malfunction.

iriver idecs ture: ets Oiherintomaton Safety Instructions + Do not drop or subjectthe device to impact. This may cause damage and malfunction. + Do not press mare than two buttons This may use damage and malfunction. + Do not disconnect the USB cable while transferring data, This may cause malfunction. + Tiy when possible to connect the product to the rear USB por in your PC. In some custom- assembled PCs, impraper USB port may cause malfunction. ultaneously. + Do not connect any device or abject other than earphanes to the Earphone jack. This may use damage and malfunction.

Safety Instructions TOther| + Do notuse headphones / earphones while cycling, driing, or operating any motorized vehicle. This is dangerous and might be legal in some areas. + Do notuse the product while in motion, such as while driing walking, or mountain cimbi This may cause injury. Use the product in a safe place to avoid accidents. This may cause injury. Always be careful to steer clear of nearby objects if you use the product while in motion. This may cause injury. His not recommended to use the product during electrical storms. This may cause injury. + Do not bend the antenna with excessive force to avoid damage. This may cause injury.

Keep the antenna away from electric sources such as power outets. ‘This may cause injury. Reduce volume or stop using the player if you experience ringing in your ears. ‘This may cause injury. Do not listen to music via headphones/earphones at high volume for a long time. ‘This may cause injury. Do not use headphones / earphones at high volume. ‘This may cause injury. Keep headphone /earphone cords under control in order to avoid getting caught on nearby objects. ‘This may cause injury. Do not sleep with headphones / earphones in the ears. Do not use headphones/ earphones for excessive periods oftime. ‘This may cause injury.

ierss Must ideos FR: Oiher information Troubleshooting Please check out] The player will not power on! Check whether the battery is charged or not Charge the product using the USB cable andthen check again. Insert a thin and pointed object (such as astraightened paper dip) into the reset pinhole to reset the device. The product cannot be charged after connecting power. - Check whether the USB cable is frmiy connected + The LCD display turns off frequentiy. Tosave power consumption, the LCD is designed to be turned of after a designated period of time. Set this amount of time in Settings > Display > Backlight. + The product cannot be connected properly using the USB cable. - Check whether the USB cable is frmly connected. + Poor radio reception with heavy interferencel Check whether the earphones jack is dirty. Check whether the earphones are connected. Adjustthe position ofthe player and earphones. Turn off any nearby electronic equipment to avoid potential interference. + Nosound during playback! Check whether the volume is set to "0" Check whether the earphone plug or connection jack dit. Check whether the music ile is corupted.

iiers> Music Videos Pictures Texts FMRadio Recordings File Manager Oiherintomaton Troubleshooting + The memory space has changed after formatting. The memory space may be changed depending on the operating system. The start-up time is too long, Check whether too many les are stored in the product His recommended to store up t 1,000 music les and 2000 picture iles.