User manual
User’s Guide 01 Getting Started Components Locating the controls LCD display Installing iriver plus 3 03 Using the Player 04 05 07 10 Simple Player Music Now Playing Videos Pictures Text Flash Games FM Radio Recordings 04 Setting up the Product 20 24 25 27 28 29 30 32 02 Basic Operations Turning on/off the player Selecting menu Using HOLD Connecting products Setting up the telephone function Date/Time Fonts Wireless network Reset all settings Power off type Language Display DB update Format Device Advanced About 36 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 05 Other Information 12 13 14 15 Using iriver plus 3 Copyrights/Certification/ Trademarks/Limited Liability Safety Instructions Troubleshooting 41 43 44 46 Getting Started Components Locating the controls LCD display Installing iriver plus 3 04 05 07 10 Components Locating the controls Components are subject to change without notice and may vary from images shown. The W10 comes with a Stylus pen. HOLD key Mini SD card slot POWER Smart key USB jack LCD W10 Earphones Stylus pen Remote control Speaker Menu button MIC Earphones jack Stylus pen Quick Start Guide & Warranty Card Getting Started Installation CD Clip USB cable Volume + Volume – RESET Getting Started Locating the controls LCD display While recording voice While listening to FM radio Current status Current date Current time Remote control button for mobile phone Volume [+/–] button Elapsed recording time Recorded file name Getting Started PRESET On/Off Battery Remaining recording time Frequency indicator Current frequency Getting Started LCD display LCD display While playing music Album picture While playing video While using mobile phone No signal indicator Exit button Volume Exit button Viewing the displayed icons Signal strength indicator Clear button for deleting number or character No signal indicator Dialing or receiving call indicator No service indicator No ringtone indicator Rating Progress bar File name/information Getting Started Album A-B repeat information Equalizer Message indicator Fade in Play mode Progress bar Call list button Phonebook button Getting Started Installing iriver plus 3 iriver plus 3 is an integrated software that efficiently manages music, video and picture files. iriver plus 3 gives you freedom to transfer music, video and picture files from PC to the product. 1 Installing iriver plus 3 Insert the installation CD to your PC to display the installation process screen. Select iriver plus 3 and click the [Install] button. Complete the installation process following the on-screen instructions. Note Minimum requirements for using iriver plus 3 • Intel® Pentium® ll 233 MHz or higher processor speed • Windows® 2000/XP • 64 MB or above memory ▪ 30 MB or above hard disk space • Speaker and sound card which supports 16 bit • Microsoft Internet Explorer version 6.0 or later • SVGA or high resolution monitor (1024x768 resolution or higher) For more information on using iriver plus 3, refer to page 38 - 40. 10 Getting Started Basic Operations Turning on/off the player Selecting menu Using HOLD – Connecting products – Connecting earphones – Connecting remote control – Charging the player – Inserting/Removing Mini SD card – Recommended types of Mini SD card – Connecting the W10 to your PC – Copying file/folder (Using as a removable disk) – Disconnecting the W10 from your PC 12 13 14 15 15 15 16 17 17 18 19 20 Getting Started 11 Turning on/off the player 1 Turning on the player Press the button on the product to turn it on. Selecting menu 2 Turning off the player Press and hold the turn it off. button on the product to Note This product has automatic power saving function to save battery power. Based on the setting in power saving mode, the product will be automatically turned off after designated period without operation. For more information on setting up the product, refer to [Settings-Power Off Type-Auto Power Off]. (Refer to page 35.) 12 Basic Operations 1 Touch Screen The W10 has touch screen type LCD which operates with user’s direct touch. Touch with a Stylus pen to display the Main menu. 2 Select/Exit menu In the Main menu, touch and release a menu with a Stylus pen to display it. To close the current menu and return to the menu list, touch the Exit button. Note Note Do not press LCD with a sharp tip or excessive power to avoid damage. Touch to move to the other menu from the current menu. Basic Operations 13 Using HOLD Connecting products 1 Using HOLD 1 Connecting earphones Slide the HOLD key to left to lock the product. Connect the earphones to the earphones jack of the product. 2 Connecting remote control Connect the remote control to the earphones jack of the product. Connect the earphones to the jack of the remote control. Note Volume control will be disabled while the HOLD key is activated. 14 Basic Operations To clip the remote control to your cloth, put the clip as shown below. Basic Operations 15 Connecting products Connecting products 3 Charging the player 4 Inserting/Removing Mini SD card Turn on your PC and connect the W10 to it using the USB cable. Open the card slot cover after turning off the product. Insert and slightly press a Mini SD card to the direction as shown below. Press the card again to remove it. Note • While the product is connected to PC using the USB cable, the integrated battery is will be charged automatically. Do not use any other USB cable that is not provided with the product. It may case a malfunction. • Check if the W10 is connected to a high-power USB 2.0 port. Some low-power USB ports built in some peripheral devices such as certain keyboards and USB hub without integrated power may not provide enough power to charge. • While the PC is switched to standby mode, the product may not be charged. • Charge the product only in room temperature. The product may not be charged in extremely hot and cold place. • The available usage time of charged battery becomes gradually short after sometime. • The product will be fully charged within 3 hours. (Based on fully discharged and stop mode) • The charging time might be extended when you use the product while charging. 16 Basic Operations Note • • • • • Be sure to insert/remove a Mini SD card after turning off the product. Do not use excessive power to insert a Mini SD card. Do not remove a Mini SD card while it is being used. Do not insert or remove a Mini SD card repeatedly. If you insert a Mini SD card improperly, it can cause a malfunction of the product or the card cannot be removed. 5 Recommended types of Mini SD card Manufacturer: SanDisk Note • Using improper type of Mini SD card may cause a malfunction of the product. • Transfer speed of Mini SD card is subject to change depending on PC. • Always backup valuable data first since formatting Mini SD card will delete all data in the card. • Do not turn off the product or remove a Mini SD card while it is being formatted. • It is recommended to format a Mini SD card as a FAT32 system in case it is less than 2 GB. • If a Mini SD card was formatted by the product, reset the product after disconnecting a USB cable and connect the cable again. • Format the Mini SD card when it is not detected or causes a malfunction. • Mini SD card is not enclosed with the product. Please purchase it separately. Basic Operations 17 Connecting products Connecting products 6 Connecting the W10 to your PC 1 Copying file/folder to the product Press the button on the product to turn it on. Turn on your PC and connect the W10 to it using the USB cable. Copying file/folder (Using as a removable disk) After selecting the file/folder in your PC, drag & drop it to the drive which appears as the product. 2 Deleting file/folder from the product After selecting the file/folder, click it with the right mouse button and select [Delete]. Click [Yes] in the [Confirm File Delete/Confirm Folder Delete] popup window to delete the file/folder. If it is properly connected, the LCD will be shown as below. Note • Always properly connect the USB cable. • When you transfer data using the USB cable, never disconnect it or turn off the power to protect your data from damage. 18 Basic Operations Basic Operations 19 Connecting products 3 Disconnecting the W10 from your PC Click the icon on the taskbar to disconnect the product using the “Safely Remove Hardware” menu. Click the [OK] button to confirm the disconnection. Note • The icon on the taskbar may be hidden in some operating systems. Click “Show hidden icons” to display the hidden icon. ▪ The “Safely Remove Hardware” may not be available while using some applications such as Windows Explorer or Windows Media Player. • Close all applications first before performing the “Safely Remove Hardware”. ▪ If the “Safely Remove Hardware” is not performed properly, try it after a few minutes. 20 Basic Operations Using the Player Simple Player - Selecting Simple Player Music - Selecting Music - Creating Playlist Now Playing - Displaying Music Screen - Listening Music - Selecting Additional Features Videos - Selecting Video - Playing Video 22 22 23 23 23 24 24 24 24 25 25 25 - Selecting Additional Features Pictures - Selecting Picture - Viewing Picture - Selecting Additional Features Text View - Selecting Text - Viewing text - Selecting Additional Features Flash Games Playing Flash Games Selecting Game Features 26 27 27 27 27 28 28 28 28 29 29 29 FM Radio - Listening to FM Radio - Scanning FM Radio Station - Selecting Additional Features Recording - Selecting Additional Features - Browsing Device - Browsing Device - Deleting file 30 30 30 30 32 32 33 33 33 Simple Player Simple Player allows you to conveniently select and play music, video or FM radio. 1 Selecting Simple Player 1. Select the [Simple Player] in the Main menu. 2. Select a music, video or FM radio with a Stylus pen. Music 1 Selecting Music 1. Select [Music-Songs] in the Main menu. 2. Select an Artist, Album, Genre or Music List with a Stylus pen. 3. Check the checkbox beside a song and touch [Play] or [Add] button. 4. The screen will be changed to the Now Playlist with a message “The song is now added.” 2 Creating Playlist 1. Check the checkbox beside a song and touch the [Make a List] button. 2. Select the folder from 1 to 5 and touch [Add] or [Save] button. Note Max. playtime: Approximately 27 hours (based on MP3, 128 Kbps, 44.1 KHz, Volume level 20, EQ Normal, LCD off) When a Mini SD card is inserted, you can display the file list by selecting [Internal Memory/External Memory]. You can manage your own playlist using iriver plus 3. 22 Using the Player Using the Player 23 Now Playing 1 Displaying Music screen 1. Select the [Music-Now Playing] in the Main menu. 2. The rating and screen of currently playing music will be displayed. 2 Listening to Music ● Press the [+/-] button to control the volume. ● While playing, touch the button to pause/ resume. ● While playing, touch the button to fast forward/fast reverse. ● While playing, touch the button to play the previous/next music. Note The W10 supports direct browsing function which is operated by touching certain point in the progress bar while playing. Check the checkbox beside a file in the list and touch the [Delete] button. 24 Using the Player Videos 3 Selecting Additional Features While playing music, select [Options] to display additional features. ● Play mode: Selects the play mode which decides the playing order. ● Add to Quick List/Play: Adds and plays selected music to the Quick List. ● Select EQ: Selects the EQ which will be activated while playing music. ● Rating: Classifies your favorite music by star ratings. ● A↔B Repeat: Repeats selected block during playback. ● Custom EQ: Changes levels of each frequency range to create your own equalization. ● SRS WOW HD: Sets the levels of 3D sound effect. - SRS: Customizes SRS 3D sound effects. - Trubass: Customizes the bass sound level - Focus: Sets the clarity of sound. - WOW: Sets the proper boost level by earphone model. - Definition: Recovers reduced sound to original level. ● Play Speed: Sets the speed of music playback. ● Fade-In: Volume increases gradually when playbackstarts. 1 Selecting Video 1. Select [Videos] in the Main menu. 2. Touch a file with a Stylus pen in the Videos list. 3. Touch it again to play the video file. 4. Touch [ ] to play the video file in the current screen. 5. Drag & drop the video file to the current screen to play it. 2 Playing Video Press the [ / ] button to control the volume. While playing, touch the [ / ] button to pause/ resume. While playing, touch the [ ] button to fast forward/ fast reverse. While playing, touch the [ / ] button to fast reverse/ fast forward. Note When a Mini SD card is inserted, you can display the Videos list by selecting [Internal Memory/External Memory]. Using the Player 25 Videos Pictures 3 Selecting Additional Features 1 Selecting Picture While playing video, select [Options] to display additional features. Scan Speed: Sets the speed of fast forward and fast reverse. Resume: Selects whether the video is resumed from the last played point or from the beginning of a file when the player was stopped. Sequential Play: When there are files with related names, selects whether those are played with sequential order or not. 1. Select [Pictures] in the Main menu. 2. Touch a file with a Stylus pen in the Pictures list. 3. Touch it again to display with full screen size. 4. Touch [ ] in the current screen to display it with full screen size. 5. Drag & drop the picture file to the current playing screen to display it with full screen size. 2 Viewing Picture Note Max. playtime: Approximately 5 hours (based on avi, video: 320x240@30fps, 2Mbps, Audio: based on MP3, 320Kbps, 44.1KHz, CBR) Max. play time is subject to change depending on video type. Be sure to use iriver plus 3 when you transfer video file. Otherwise, unexpected errors might be occurred during video playback. 26 Using the Player While playing picture, touch [ slide show. While playing picture, touch [ previous/next picture. While playing picture, touch [ While playing picture, touch [ 3 Selecting Additional Features While viewing picture, select [Options] to display additional features. Selects the Fade effect during a slide show. Image Delay: Selects the time each picture is displayed on the screen during a slide show. Set As Wallpaper: Selects the image to be used as a wallpaper. / ] to start/pause a / ] to display the ] to enlarge image. ] to set it as wallpaper. Note When a Mini SD card is inserted, you can display the picture list by selecting [Internal Memory/External Memory]. Using the Player 27 Text View Flash Games You can read text file conveniently. 1 Selecting Text 1.Select [Text View] in the Main menu. 2. Touch a file with a Stylus pen in the Text list. 3. Touch it again to play the text file. 4. Touch [ ] in the current screen to display the text file. 5. Drag & drop the picture file to the current playing screen to display the text file. 3 Selecting Additional Features While viewing text, select [Options] to display additional features. Font Size: Selects the size of font. Auto Scroll Speed: Sets the scroll speed. Text Language: Selects the proper language for foreign text. You can play various contents and flash games. 1 Playing Flash Games 1. Select [Flash Games] in the Main menu. 2. Touch content with a Stylus pen in the Flash Games list. 3. Touch it again to play a game. 4. Touch [ ] in the current screen to play a game. 5. Drag & drop the file to the current screen to play a game. 2 Selecting Game Features 2 Viewing text Touch [ / ] to move text up or down page by page. Touch [ / ] to start or stop the automatic scroll function. Touch [ ] to move text up or down. If you stop viewing text, the last displayed page will be stored. (You can store 10 pages for latest 10 text files.) 28 Using the Player Note When a Mini SD card is inserted, you can display the text list by selecting [Internal Memory/External Memory]. Refer to the picture below to check the common key functions in flash games. Enter Left Right UP Down Note When a Mini SD card is inserted, you can display the game list by selecting [Internal Memory/External Memory]. Key function settings are subject to change depending on contents. If you start flash game while listening to music, music will stop and the flash game will be played. Using the Player 29 FM Radio 1 Listening to FM Radio 1.Select [FM Radio] in the Main menu. 2. Press the [ / / / ] button to select the FM radio station. 2 Scanning FM Radio Station While deactivating [Channel], press the [ / ] button to move to the next/previous frequency. While deactivating [Channel], press the [ / ] button to move to the available next/previous frequency. While activating [Channel], press the [ / / / ] button to move to the next/previous channel. 30 Using the Player FM Radio 3 Selecting Additional Features While listening to FM radio, select [Saved Recording] to display the recorded file list. Recording: Records the radio broadcasting which you are listening to. Play/Delete Recorded FM Broadcasting: Check the checkbox beside the file from the recorded file list and select the [Play] button. Check the checkbox beside the file and select the [Delete] button. When a Mini SD card is inserted, you can display the file list by selecting [Internal Memory/External Memory]. Save Preset/Delete Preset: Stores the current frequency to the channel. If the frequency is already stored, the existing channel will be deleted. Auto Preset: Automatically scans and stores frequencies to the channels. Up to 30 channels can be stored. 3 Selecting Additional Features While listening to FM radio, select [Options] to display additional features. Tuner Region: Sets the frequency range based on local standard. – Korea/US: 87.5 - 108.0 MHz – Japan: 76.0 - 108.0 MHz – Europe: 87.50 - 108.00 MHz Stereo/Mono: Switches the radio reception mode between Stereo/Mono. Recording Volume: Controls the recording volume of radio. FM Recording Quality: Sets the recording quality of radio broadcasting. Speaker On/Off: Selects whether you will activate or deactivate speaker. The cord of earphones functions as an antenna during radio reception with speaker. Note f the remaining memory capacity or power is not enough, the recording will be automatically stopped. The recorded file will be saved in the Recordings/FM Radio folder as following format. (YYYY: Year, MM: Month, DD: Day, XXX: Sequential number) Internal memory: TUNERYYYYMMDD_XXX.MP3 External memory: E_TUNERYYYYMMDD_XXX.MP3 The file size per one minute varies by the recording quality. Low: Approximately 250KB Middle: Approximately 500KB High: Approximately 1MB Using the Player 31 Recording 1 Recording 1. Select [Recording] in the Main menu. 2. In standby mode, press the [Recording] button to start the recording and press the button again to stop it. Note You cannot select the Main menu while recording. Select it after finishing recording process. You cannot control the volume while recording. If the remaining memory space or power is not enough, the recording will be automatically stopped. The recorded file will be saved in the Recordings/Saved Recordings folder as following format. (YYYY: Year, MM: Month, DD: Day, XXX: Sequential number) Internal memory: VOICEYYYYMMDD_XXX.MP3 External memory: E_VOICEYYYYMMDD_XXX.MP3 The file size per one minute varies by the recording quality Low: Approximately 250KB Middle: Approximately 500KB High: Approximately 1MB 32 Using the Player Browsing Device 2 Selecting Additional Features In Standby mode, select [Save Recording] to display the recorded file list. Play/Delete Recorded File: Check the checkbox beside the file from the recorded file list and select the [Play] button. Check the checkbox beside the file and select the [Delete] button. When a Mini SD card is inserted, you can display the file list by selecting [Internal Memory/External Memory]. Voice Recording Quality: Sets the quality of recorded voice. You can manually check and play various media saved in W10. 1 Browsing Device 1. Select [Videos, Pictures, Text View-Folder] in the Main menu. 2. In file (folder) list, touch the previous/next file (folder) with a Stylus pen. 3. Press it again to move to a sub-folder or play the selected file. Note When a Mini SD card is inserted, you can display the file (folder) list by selecting [Internal Memory/External Memory]. 2 Deleting file 1. Check the checkbox beside the file and select the [Delete] button. Note You cannot delete the file which is currently being played. Using the Player 33 Setting up the Product Setting up the telephone function 36 Sound Settings 36 Local Number 36 Scanning Wireless LAN36 Call Forward 36 Reset All Settings 36 Mobile Phone Info 36 Date/Time 37 Fonts 37 Wireless Network 37 Reset All Settings 37 Power Off Type 37 Auto Power Off Sleep Timer System Information Memory Capacity Firmware Version Flash Lite Version Language Display LCD Brightness Backlight DB update Format Device Advanced 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 Text Scroll Speed USB Mode About 37 37 37 Setting up the W10 Users can configure their own settings in the W10. The menu configurations are subject to change with different firmware versions. Setting up the telephone function Sound Settings: Sets sounds such as Ringtone, LCD Touch Tone, Popup Tone and SMS Reception Sound. – Ringtone: Sets the ringtone for incoming call. – SMS Reception Sound: Sets the SMS reception sound. – System Sound: Sets the LCD touch tone and popup tone. – Earpiece Volume: Sets the volume for earpiece. Local Number: Sets the default local number. Scanning Wireless LAN: Shows information on the defined wireless LAN service profile or wireless LAN service appeared nearby. – Viewing wireless LAN service – Checking detailed information of wireless LAN service Checks detailed information of wireless LAN service using the [Connection Info] button. – Adding wireless LAN service profile Sets wireless LAN service profile using the [Settings] button. Setting up the W10 Date/Time Date/Time: Sets the current date and time. – [ / / / ] button – Moves menu items, [ ] button – Confirms selected menu. ② ① Displays information on signal strength and encryption condition of wireless LAN services. Free wireless LAN service Encrypted wireless LAN service ② Displays names of wireless LAN services 36 Setting up the Product user-defined number when user is absent or busy. Reset All Settings: Resets all mobile phone settings of the W10. Mobile Phone Info: Displays mobile phone information of the W10. – My Phone Number: Shows the phone number. – Firmware Version: Shows the firmware version. – MAC Address: Shows the MAC Address of the W10. LCD Brightness: Changes the brightness of display. Backlight: Sets the time that the backlight is turned on. DB update Wireless Network Format Device Reset All Settings Advanced Fonts: Changes the font to be displayed. Wireless Network: Sets the wireless network of the W10. Call Forward: Forwards incoming call to the Language: Selects the language for your convenience. Display Fonts Reset All Settings: Resets the product to the factory setting. ① Language Power Off Type Auto Power Off: Automatically turns the power off after designated time without operation Sleep Timer: Automatically turns the power off after designated time. System Information Memory Capacity: – Device: Shows memory capacity. – SD Memory: Shows memory capacity of SD card. Firmware Version: Shows the firmware version. Flash Lite Version: Shows the Flash Lite version. DB update: Updates the library data of a file. Format Device: Deletes all data in the product. Text Scroll Speed: Sets the scroll speed of characters when file information is too long to display at one time. USB Mode: Select USB Mode: Selects the USB con nection type to your PC. – Custom: When USB connection is made, the product is also connected to PC. – USB Connection: When USB connection is made, the product starts to be charged. About About: Displays information of the product. Setting up the Product 37 Other Information Using iriver plus 3 Transferring Media to the iriver W10 - Using iriver plus 3 - Using Windows Explorer Using iriver plus 3 - Initializing Disk - Upgrading Firmware Copyrights/Certification/Trademarks/ Limited Liability Safety Instructions Safety Instructions Troubleshooting 41 41 41 41 42 42 42 43 44 45 46 Using iriver plus 3 1 Adding Media to Library 1. When you run iriver plus 3 for the first time, the Add Media Wizard will start. 2. Follow the on-screen instructions on the PC to add media files such as music and picture to the library. Using iriver plus 3 2 Ripping Songs from a CD 1. Insert an audio CD into the CD drive and run iriver plus 3. 2. In iriver plus 3, select the checkbox from [Music-CD Drive] and click [CD Ripping] in bottom left. 3. After ripping song, select the [All Music] to check whether the ripped song is added to the library. Transferring Media to the iriver W10 1 Using iriver plus 3 1. Connect the product to the USB jack of your PC using the USB cable and run iriver plus 3. 2. Select the checkbox beside the file to transfer and click [ ]. 3. The selected file 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. 2 Using Windows Explorer 1. Connect the product to the USB jack of your PC using the USB cable. 2. Copy the contents to proper folders as below. ▪ Text: W10/Text ▪ Music: W10/Music ▪ Picture: W10/Picture ▪ Video: W10/Video Note ▪ The supported file formats are listed below. Type Flash Extension SWF Game SWF Text TXT MP3, WMA OGG Music 40 Other Information Format Adobe Flash Lite 2.1 Less than 15 frames/sec. ADPCM or MP3 Audio 128Kbps, Less than 44.1 KHz Unicode text, Local code text 8~320Kbps Q1~Q10 Flash file type Frame rate Type Extension Format Picture JPG Baseline JPG (Progressive JPG is not supported.) Video AVI Video WMA MPEG4 SP(Simple Profile), Less than 30 frames/sec. 2Mbps Resolution QVGA(320X240) Audio Supports MP3 up to 320 Kbps, 44.1 Khz is recommended, CBR Video WMV9 SP, Less than 30 frames/sec. 768 Kbps Resolution QVGA(320X240) Audio Supports WMA up to 320 Kbps Other Information 41 Using iriver plus 3 1 Initializing Disk 1. Connect the product to the USB jack of your PC using the USB cable and run iriver plus 3. 2. Select [Tools-Portable Device-Initialize Disk] and click [Start] when the message to confirm initialization appears. 3. The initialization process is completed and the product is disconnected from your PC. Copyrights/Certification/Trademarks/Limited Liability 2 Upgrading Firmware 1. After connecting the product to the USB jack of your PC using the USB cable, run iriver plus 3. The PC should be connected to internet. 2. Select [Tools-Portable Device-Firmware Upgrade] and complete the upgrade process following the on-screen instructions. Note Note You need to backup necessary files before initialization as formatted files cannot be recovered. 42 Other Information ▪ Do not disconnect the product from PC while downloading firmware upgrade file. After the download is completed, disconnect the cable to activate the firmware upgrade. ▪ If the already installed firmware is the latest version, the message to confirm latest version appears. ▪ When connect the product to your PC, if there is latest firmware, the instruction message appears automatically. Copyrights iriver Limited has all the rights of the patent, trademark, literary property and intellectual property related to this manual. You may not copy or reproduce any part of this manual unless authorized by iriver Limited. You can be punished by using any part of this manual illegally. The software, audio and video which have an intellectual property are protected by copyright and international laws. It is user’s responsibilities when he/she reproduces or distributes the contents created by this product. The companies, institutions, products, people and events used in examples are for demonstration purposes only. This manual does not imply, conclude, or describe associations between the manufacturer and any other companies, institutions, products, people, or events. Users are responsible for observing the copyrights and intellectual properties. ©1999~2007 iriver Limited. All rights reserved. Certification MIC, FCC, CE Trademarks Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Media Player are the registered trademarks of Microsoft Corp. is a trademark of SRS Labs, Inc. WOW technology is incorporated under license from SRS Labs, Inc. Limited Liability Neither the Manufacturer, importers nor dealers are responsible for any accidental damage including bodily injury or any damage resulting from misuse or unsuitable operation by you. The information on this manual is prepared with the current player specifications. The manufacturer, iriver Limited, is adding new features to the product and may persistently apply new technologies hereafter. All standards may be changed at any time without notice. Other Information 43 Caution: Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation. To comply with FCC RF exposure compliance requirements, for mobile configurations, a separation distance of at least 20 cm must be maintained between the antenna of this device and all persons. This device must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. Safety Instructions Safety Instructions Product Others Do not display a same image on the screen for certain amount of time since it may cause ghost effect. Do not place objects inside the device other than CD’s. Do not clean with chemical or detergent. Do not place heavy objects on the player. Do not drop or subject the device to impact. Do not use the product while moving including driving, walking or mountain climbing. Do not dampen your player with rain (water), beverage, chemicals, cosmetics and so on. Do not press more than two buttons altogether. Use the product in a safe place to avoid accident. Do not disconnect the USB cable while transferring data. Always be careful not to be tumbled by nearby objects when you use the product while moving. It may cause malfunction. It may cause damage and malfunction. It may cause damage and malfunction. Keep away from harsh environments including humid, dusty, and smoky areas. It may cause malfunction. Keep out of direct sunlight and extreme heat and cold. It may cause malfunction. Do not keep the product close to magnetic substance such as magnet, TV, monitor and speaker. It may cause malfunction. 44 Other Information Never dismantle, repair, or rebuild your player without permission. It may cause damage and malfunction. It may cause malfunction. It may cause damage and malfunction. It may cause damage and malfunction. It may cause damage and malfunction. Do not disconnect the USB cable while transferring data. It may cause malfunction. Try to connect the product to the rear USB port in your PC. In some individually assembled PCs, improper USB port may cause malfunction. Do not connect any other device or object to the Earphone jack except for earphones. It may cause damage and malfunction. Do not use headphones / earphones while cycling, driving, or operating any motorized vehicle. Keep the antenna away from electric sources such as power outlet. It may cause injury. It is dangerous and is illegal in some areas. Reduce volume or stop using the player if you experience a ringing in your ears. It may cause injury. Do not listen to music via headphone/earphone with high volume for a long time. It may cause injury. It may cause injury. It may cause injury. Do not use headphone / earphones at high volume. It may cause injury. It may cause injury. Keep headphone-/earphone cords under control to avoid getting caught on nearby objects. It may cause injury. Do not sleep with headphones / earphones in the ears. Do not use headphones / earphones for excessive periods of time. Always be careful not to be tumbled by nearby objects when you use the product while moving. It is not recommended to use the product during electrical storms. It may cause injury. Do not bend an antenna with excessive power to avoid damage. It may cause injury. It may cause injury. It may cause injury. Other Information 45 Troubleshooting Please check out! The player will not power on! - Check whether the battery is discharged. Charge the product using USB cable and check it again. - Insert a thin and pointed object (such as a straightened paper clip) into the reset hole to reset the device. The product cannot be charged after connecting power. - Check whether the USB cable is firmly connected. The product does not support a phone call! The product cannot be connected properly using the USB cable. - Check whether the USB cable is firmly connected. Poor radio or DMB/DAB service reception with heavy noise! - Check whether the earphones jack is dirty. - Check whether an earphone is connected. - Adjust the position of the player and earphones. - Turn off any nearby electronic equipment to avoid potential interference. - Check whether it is connected to wireless LAN service. - Turn the player on and off to check the error message. - Check whether the battery is fully charged. - Check whether you are in available service area. No sound during playback! - Check whether the volume is set to “0”. - Check whether the product is blocked by nearby object such as wall or there is electromagnetic wave. - The memory space can be changed depending on the operating system. The signal is too bad! LCD screen is not clear. - Set the LCD brightness in [Settings-Display-LCD Brightness]. 46 Other Information - Check whether the volume is set to “0”. - Check whether the plug or connection jack of earphones is dirty. - Check whether the music file is corrupted. The memory space is changed after formatting. The start-up time is too long. - Check whether too many files are stored in the product.
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