N10 English Manual

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I Quick Start I

Turning on/off the PlayerListening to music

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Quick Start

Recording Voice

Navigating menuPress and hold the MENU button.

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Recording Stand ByPress the PLAY/STOP button.

- The player will be in standby mode withdisplaying RECORD READY on LCD.

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Selecting Voice RecordingPress the / button to select [Voice].

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Quick Start Guide

Charging the Player Charging with USB cable.Push the "PUSH OPEN" on the back of your player to disconnect its cap as shownConnect the USB port and PC with USB cable to charge battery.The player will charge automatically when the player is connected to the PC.

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l Player will charge even when powered off.l Charging time: Approx. 1.5 hours (At full discharge, Stop mode)


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I Getting started I

GreetingsCopyright and CertificationsTrademarks and Disclaims

Features

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Getting started

GreetingsThank your for your iriver purchase.

Also, welcome to the world of N10, the market-leading MP3 player.We are sure that the iriver's N10 player may sufficiently satisfy you and make youenjoyable. This user's manual is provided to help you safely use the product. Pleathis manual carefully before using it. Thank you.

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http://www.iriver.co.kr The iriver's home page provides the overview of company and products, other reland answers to common questions. Firmware and software updates are also availathe most recent information about your iriver product.

You may get useful information from "User's Forum" and FAQ. Register your IDappropriate online customer support. Also, you can get newsletter such as newly

firmware upgrade, various promotion events via email.

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Trademarks and Limited LiabilityTrademarksWindows, Windows 98 SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP andWindows Media Player are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corp.

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Limited LiabilityNeither the Manufacturer, importers nor dealers is responsible for any accidental damage inclbodily injury or any damage resulting from misuse or unsuitable operation by you.

The information on this manual is prepared with the current product specifications.The manufacturer, iriver Limited, is adding new features to the product and may persistentlyapply new technologies hereafter.

All standards may be changed at any time without notice.

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Features16 Gray Organic EL Display Supporting Multiple LanguagesN10 series comes with 16 gray OELD which can support multiple languages (40 langua

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Necklace with Integrated EarphonesI

Direct Charging via USBI

6 Preset EQ : Normal, Rock, Jazz, Classic, U Bass, MetalI

Voice RecordingVoice record level is automatically controlled by AGC function.

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Main unitI

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Accessories Accessories subject to change without notice and may vary from image shown.

Type BNecklace, cap

IType ANecklace style earphone

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Locating the Controls The images below can be different from the product.

Left sideI1 Right sideI2

PLAY / STOP / TURNON / TURN OFFbutton

Long : MENU button

Short : A-B Repeat

Volume / Move tothe Down button

Volume + / Move tothe Up button

Next Track/Move to the Left button

Previous Track/Move to the Right button


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Getting started

LCD Display

IRM (iriver Rights Management)iriver Rights Management is a digital music format.Please visit our web site for details about this music format.

File formatI

ASF WMA MP3

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I Basic Operation I

PC Software InstallationConnecting to the PCInstallation of "New HardwaSafely Removing the Player

Operate the SoftwareLearning the Basic FunctionToolbar Menu

File Managing ToolsFile MenuView MenuTools

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Basic Functions

PC Software Installation Install the software before connecting the player to

On inserting software installation CD into CD-ROM drive located in PC,

the following screen will appear.- IIf the installation program does not autom

seconds, click My Computer icon to browand run SETUP.EXE manually.

- The software installation CD contains :Device Driver Manager Program for PCManager Program for Mac

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System Requirements (Windows)

Pentium 133Mhz or higher CD-ROM driveUSB port 10MB of free hard diskWindows 98 SE/ME/2000/XP


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PC Software Installation Install software before connecting the player to PC.Insert the installation CD into the CD-ROMdrive. Installation starts automatically.1 Select a language for iriver Music ManaClick "Next" after selecting the languag2


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PC Software InstallationClick Next to continue the installation.5 Click Install to proceed.6


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Connecting to the PCPush the "PUSH OPEN" on the back of your player to disconnect its cap as shown below.Connect the USB port and PC with USB cable.1


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Basic Operation

Installation of "New Hardware" After connecting the player to your PC, "Found New Hardware" screen is displaye1


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Right-click the "Safely Remove Hardware" icon in the taskbar.1

Basic Operation

Safely Removing the Player from the PCIf abnormally removed from PC, the player may be damaged or cause serious malfunction.


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Click the"OK" after confirming thehardware to remove.3 Click the "Close" after confHardware message. (Windo4

Basic Operation

Safely Removing the Player from the PC


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Operate the SoftwareInitial iriver Music Manager window.3

The right side of iriver Music Mandisplay the contents of the your plaIf nothing is displayed in the right

please be sure that the player is proconnected to the USB cable and toIt may be necessary to disconnect tfrom the cable and reconnect it to a

right side of iriver Music Manager.


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Basic Operation - Screen Details

Learning the Basic Function1 Wizard2 Image View

3 Firmware Up4 File Managin5 Detail inform

selected mus

6 Play the seleWindows OS

7 Play selected(Uses system

8 Remaining c9 Turner Settin10 Format Playe11 iriver Home

N10 does not support Audio CD Extracting Wizard,Image Viewer, and Tuner Setting functions.


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File Managing Tools

SearchSearches for file(s) or folder(s) withincurrent window.

Move to Parent FolderMoves currently selected folder toparent folder.

RefreshRefreshes information on file(s) or folder(s) within current window.

ViewTo change how to display the selected fold

New Folder Makes a new folder.

PropertiesDisplays detail information on currentlyselected file or folder.


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View Menu


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WindowsAlign HorizontallyTo display the PC and player's windows horizontally.

Align VerticallyTo display the PC and player's windows vertically.


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Basic Operation

Downloading from the PCSelect the folders or files on the PC to transfer to the player.Drag and drop to move folders or files to the desired location on the player.1


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Press the / switch to select a mode.- Navi -MP3 - Voice - Setup

Basic Operation

Basic OperationMenuPress and hold the MENU button.

Press and hold I1

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Press the MENU button to confirm.- MP3 function is selected.

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Basic Operation

NavigationPlaying selected file(s)To select the track, press thePLAY/STOP or button.

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Basic Operation

Voice RecordingRecording voicePress the MENU button again to beginrecording.

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To pause voice recording

Press the PLAY/STOP button to pauserecording.- Time indicator will blink to show that

recording is paused.

Press the PLAY/STOP buttonagain to resume recording.

- Pausing the recording will not create a new file,recording will be added to the current recording.

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l The recorded file is saved as VOICE000.REC in the VOICE folder.l If "00:00:00" is displayed, the player's memory is full.

To record, delete files and/or folders on the player to make some space available.(To delete: Refer to page 32, Deleting File or Folder)

l The player cannot record when the memory is full or the battery is low.l Keep the player far away enough from the source to avoid distortion in the recording.

l Recorded REC files can be converted to MP3 files using iriver Music Manager.(Refer to page 70)


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I Convenient Function I

Play Mode A-B RepeatEQ

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Changing Play modePress and hold the MENU button todisplay function control.

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Press / to select [Setup] thenpress the MENU button.2

Convenient Function

Play Mode

Play Mode is set under [Setup] - [Mode].

Press and hold


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Convenient Function

Play ModeREPEATI

: Plays the tracks saved in memory in order and stop after playing the last track.

: Play a single track repeatedly.

: Play all tracks in the folder and stop.

: Play all tracks in the folder repeatedly.

: Play all tracks in the player repeatedly.

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Convenient Function

A-B Repeat Repeat a selected interval.Selecting point APress the MENU button once to select the

beginning point.

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Selecting point B

Press the MENU button again to select theending point.

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I Menu Setting I

ConfigurationSelecting Setup MenuEntering SubmenuFunction DetailsExiting Menu

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Menu

Configuration

GENERAL

RESUMELANGUAGELOAD DEFAULT

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BACKLIGHTLCD CONTRASTSCREEN SAVERSCROLL SPEEDTAG INFORMATIONPLAY TIME INFO

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Switching Menu

Press / to cyclethrough the six main menus.Press MENU or PLAY/STOP toenter any of them main menus.

Menu

Selecting Setup MenuDisplaying MENU SETTING screenPress and hold the MENU button, and

Press / to select [Setup] andpress the MENU button.

Press or to select [Setup] andpress the MENU button.

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Function DetailsDisplay function detailsSelect the desired function from the

sub-menu and press MENU button todisplay that functions details.

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Changing settingPress the + / - button to cycle throughall the setting options.

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MenuMENU-Display

Back-LightYou can adjust the time that the Backlight stays on.Sec : The backlight stays on from 3 to 30 seconds.Min : The backlight stays on from 1 to 30 minutes.

Always: The backlight will remain on while player is powered on.

Press the button to set Sec/Min/Always.

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Menu

MENU-DisplaySCROLL SPEED

Adjust scroll speed by 1x/2x/4x/VERTICAL/HORIZONTAL.

- VERTICAL : The scroll goes up and down.- HORIZONTAL : The scroll goes from left to the right.

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TAG INFORMATIONOn : Display track with ID3 tag information.Off : Display track with file name.

- File name will be displayed by default for songs with noID3 information

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Menu

MENU-Timer SET ALARMThe Alarm setting will power on the player at a specific time

and play though the headphones.Press < / > to select each item then +/- to adjust each.DAY : Alarm rings at the set time of the set day repeatedly.

ALL : Alarm rings at the set time everyday.

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Menu

MENU-ControlFAST SKIP SCAN SPEEDYou can set fast scan speed into 1X / 2X / 4X / 6X,

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MENU-ControlVOICE AUTO DETECTThe voice recording mode will automatically pause during

silence. This is useful for recording over a long period of time to save memory.OFF : Voice Auto Detection is disabled.DETECTION LEVEL : Set the relative level of sound needed to

activate the recorder. (Level 1- Level 10).Record pause time : Set the number of seconds of silence to(second slider) record before pausing. (1-10 sec)

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Menu

MENU-Mode

REPEAT/SHUFFLESet the desired REPEAT/SHUFFLE play mode.Use +/- to select the mode and press MENU button tosave your selection.(Refer to page 35 for a description of each mode.)

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MENU-ModeNAMEYou can input your name or custom text. The saved text is displayed when playback stops.

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EQ SELECTSelect EQ type.Use the / or + / - button to select EQ type andpress the MENU button to set it.

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MENU-SoundXtreme 3DYou can adjust the level of 3D sound (minimum, Natural, and

Maximum). You can extend 3D sound by selecting Bass Boostor 3D EQ. You can also adjust the level of 3D sound with the/ (or +,- ) lever.

Select DBE or 3D EQ with the button.

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DBE SETTINGYou can select the Bass Center Band level from Band 1 to 4.You can also set the Bass Boost gain from 0 dB to 15dB by3dB step.DBE (Dynamic Bass Enhancement) enhances Low & Middlefrequencies and only operates when using Xtreme 3D.

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MENU-SoundEQ LIMITON : Limit the control of equalizer frequency to prevent

distortion of sound.OFF : You can enjoy the original sound though distortion of

sound may occur.

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BEEP VOLUMESet beep volume ON/OFF or level.Set to "0" for OFF.

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I Using iriver Music Ma

Managing File/Folder

ViewsWizardPerformance Maintenance

Additional FeaturesUsing Help

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Making a New Folder on the PCClick the "New Folder" icon or select"File-New folder" in the file menu to makea new folder.

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Deleting Folders or Files from the PCSelect the files or folders to delete.1 Select File - Delete in the file menu to delefiles.2



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Deleting Folders or Files from the Player Select File - Delete in the fifiles.2 Select the files or folders to delete.1


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To view the Properties of a File (PC)

Select a file or folder to view.1 Select File - Propertiesto view the properties of the2



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To view the Properties of a File (Player)

Select a file or folder to view.1 Select File - Properties in the file mento view the properties of the file.2



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Searching for Music FilesClick Search icon on the PC window.1 Select the drive or folder to2



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Uploading to the PC

Select the folders or files on the player to transfer to the PC.Click and drag to move folders or files to the desired location on the PC.Upload is in processing.

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Changing the Position of Folders or Files on the Player Drag and drop to move a folder or file to the desired location.1

I You may only move one file or folder at a time.I You cannot move files or folders to another folder.

I Click [Name] in player window to sort files by name.


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Refresh (PC and Player)

Click the Refresh icon to display the contents of the PC or the player.1

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Windows

Select Align Horizontally in the Windows menu to display the PC and player s whorizontally.1

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To make the PC side of iriver Manager active, click Window - PC3

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File Transfer Wizard The file transfer wizard can help guide you through the proc

Click Tools-File Transfer Wizard on the menu or File Transfer Wizard icon menu files or folders.1


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Click Next after selecting files or folders.3 Click Next after selecting the folder to transferred to the player or creating a foldeon the player.

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Selecting the loc

Creating a new folder


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Click Tools-File Conversion Wizard on the menu or File Conversion Wizard icon on the Toolbar menu files to convertREC files to MP3 format.

1 File Conversion Wizard widisplayed. Click Select Fithe file to convert.

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Click Next after confirming theselected files.5 Click Change to change the location tosave after converting.6


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Using iriver Music Manager - Performance Maintenance

Firmware Upgrade (Manual)


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Visit www.iriver.com to download the latestfirmware for your player. Unzip the downloadedfirmware file and double click the EXE file.

A file called N10.HEX will be created in the samefolder as the EXE file.

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Locate and select the N10.HEX then clickOpen.4 The window below is difirmware upgrade is in p

Click [OK] after the pla5

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the firmware upgrade process.


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Using iriver Music Manager - Additional Features

Playing Music Files on the PC


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Playing Music Files on the PC

Click Musik Play icon after selecting a file toplay.1 When you play a file, your will open and begin playing2


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Printing iriver Music Manager Help


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Click Print icon to print iriver MusicManager Help. Click OK after selecting therange to print.

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Connecting to iriver Website.


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Click the Icon to connect to iriver Website.1

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System Requirements (Mac)

Mac OS 9.2.2 or later Mac OS X 10.2 or later CarbonLib

CarbonLib Update Method

OS X : Apple Menu - System Preferences - System - Software UpdateOS 9 : Control Panels - Software Update


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Double click the VISE icon to begin theinstallation.3 Click "Install" after selecting thefolder to install.4


Connecting to a Mac


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Connect player to your Mac, and then run iriver Music Manager icon on Desktop.1


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Deleting file or folder After selecting the files or folders to delete,click Delete icon to delete.

I3 Formatting PlayeFormat will erase all files in your plaClick the Format icon to format.

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Uploading to the Mac After selecting the files or folders to upload,drag and drop them to the folder to upload on the Mac.

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Drag &Drop

l Music Files (MP3, WMA, ASF) can not be uploaded from the player Mac in accordance with current copyright guidelines.

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I Additional InformationPrecautions

Troubleshooting

Chapter 7

Additional Information - Safety and Warning

Precautions Be sure to read for your safety.


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Do not place objects insidethe device.

Damage to your player mayresult from improper use.

Keep away fenvironmentdusty, and sm

Do not place heavy objectson the device.

Damage to your player mayresult from improper use. Damage to yresult from im

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Do not use excessive forceon the buttons or attempt todisassemble the device.


Do not drop or subject thedevice to impact.


Keep out of direct sunlight andextreme heat and cold.





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Reduce volume while walking,especially at pedestriancrosswalk.

Do not use headphone /earphones at high volume.Hearing experts advise againstlistening to continuous, loudand extended play.

Reduce voluthe player if yringing in yoHearing expelistening to cand extendedIt may cause your injured.

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Trouble Solution

No Power.Check if battery is charged.

No sound or distortionduring playback.

Check if volume is set to "0".Check whether the plug is dirty. Clean the plug with a dry and softcloth.Corrupted music files may make a static noise and the sound may coff. Listen to your files on the PC to see if they are corrupted.

Abnormal charactersin Screen.

Go to [Menu Setting] - [General Setting] - [Language] and checkif language is correctly selected. (refer to page 43)

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Category Item Specifications20 Hz ~ 20 KHz(L)18 mW + (R)18 mW (16Ohm) max. Volu90 dB(MP3)MPEG 1/2/2.5 Layer 3, WMA, ASF8 Kbps ~ 320 KbpsID3 VI, ID3 V2 2.0, ID3 V2 3.0, ID 3 V2 4.016 Gray Organic EL Display

40 Languages

Approx. 11 hours (128 kbps, MP3, Volume 2 Approx. 7 hours ( 192 kbps, MP3, Volume 20, 27.2(W) x 49.8(D) x 13.3(H) mm (Body)27.2(W) x 62.5(D) x 13.3(H) mm (type A - c22g (Body with Battery)28.5g (Body with Battery, type B - cap inclus

Lithium Polymer battery-5 C ~ 40 C

Audio

File Type

Tag InfoDisplay

LanguageVoice Recording

Max. PlaytimePlaytime (Normal Use)

Dimensions

Weight

BatteryOperational Temperature

Frequency RangeHeadphone OutputS/N RatioFile TypeBit Rate

Approx. 9:00 hrs(32kbps, 128 MB)

Approx. 18:00 hrs(32kbps, 256 MB)

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